The Middlebury Galaxy (Middlebury, Vt.)
February 1, 1848

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iutMtldmrn ah W THE DARK AOT) TROHBLED OTGIIT THAT IS UPON US, THERE IS NO STAR ABOVE THE HOMZON TO GIVE US A GLEAM OF LIGHT, EXCEPTLNG TIIE INTELMGEI WUIG PAETY OF THE UNITED" STATES ."-WBBarsa.- VOLUME MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, TUESDAY MOBHING, FEBRUARY 1 1848. NUJVIBER 40. II. BELL, miTon jixd morniETon. TERMS OF YOLUME XII. Yillage subscribers. $2,00 Mail subscribers, within the State, S 1,50 lf not paid within the year, Sl,75 Mail subscribcrs out of thc State, 52,00 Individaals and Companics who takc at thc oflicc, $1,50, or $1,75 if not paid within the ycar. Those who take of Fostridcrs, $2,00 If not paid at tho cnd of tht ycar, $2.25 Xo papcrs discontinacd nntil arrcaragcs arc paid, exccpt at thc option of thc proprictor. Xo contract wim, or payment madc to Carriers, cash, kccping, or otherwi;e, allowcd, exccpt asscnted to by thc proprictor. j AI1 comnumications rnnst bc auuressca to tne ciitorl'osT 1'aii. JUSTUS COBB, PmxTEn, et nrnoM all kixis ofiiook asd job ritixT ISC WILL nn EXBCVTED OX EHOUT OTIC. From thc Vermont Chroniclc. THE DAUGUTEIVS ItEQUEST. Tathcr, thcy tcll me to-nigbt thoult bring, A hridc to thy home of sadncss, And tho halls of mourniug again will ring, With thc sound of mirth and gladness. 1'athcr, my hcart is sad, and wild With anguMi my brain is rccling JCay, frown not thus on thy mothcrlcss child, 15u: bear w iih this Inrst of fccling. Thou know'st on my mothcr's gravc Ihc flowcrs Of a ycar havc scurccly startcd, Then Jiidc inc not, if in this sad hour, I wccp for thc dcar dcparicd. Oh, bcar with the gnshing tcirs awhilc, 1'or my hcart isopprcsscd with sadncss; And thcn to-night I will strivc to sniilc, And wcar a look of gladness. I'atlier! a lioon I aslc 'tis all Thou may'st grant to a hcart thus rivcn, Ti thc image that hangs iu yondcr liall, if hcr who is now ia HcaTcn That l)Ciutiful facc, so swcetly mild, Wiih iu look of gentlc mccknes. Ilaih a powcr o'cr ihc hcart of hcrcrring child, In its wildest momcnts of wcakncss. And to night. when thosc maddcning tkoughts arisc, Which my spirit of pcacc is robbing I gazcin thc depths of those soft dark cyes 'Till it stiilcth my hcarts wild throbbing! T! cy tcll me shc thou iilt Iring to-night, Is fair as a pocts vision; A crcatura wiih form and f.icc as bright Aa tlKp-e who pcople Elysium. B.it it swcllcth my hcart with a painfcl thrill, Tliat the image uf anothcr, Krc hcr kiss is co'.d on onr lips, should fill The placc of my sainted raothcr. Iltit grant mc thj boon I ask. and though Each fibre with grief is nclung, T!:c bcautiful hridc shall ncicr know That t!ie hcart of thv rhild is brcaking. A GOOD 'L'N AT TIIE EXPEXSE OF TIIE UIU'EK TEX TIIOCSAXU. i!"jor Xoali thus ic'Julgcs in a rccrici nbi'.u scatcd ia the nu-.v Aslor 1'Ince Opcra, Xi-w York Ia thc ixmht of 31 thc blazc of jcwelry ruit'.'.u of filks. thc tastu ot lrcs.s scncr.illv a;:ionThat is m-ncrallv called our tashinna- lilw at thc Ojicra, rbila luvdling thcir Inrg netls at thi: Miigcrs,andioutiiigrnro:irilftra ci, wj havp iuiainnetl wliat wouldbc thcir con- f! .nation if all thc traps on the stage wcro to op 'a at oncc, nnd all thcir dcad anccstors tol- cu'alv nsc uuore tlicni tuc tiiocinaKer, witn hi apron, hamnicr and lapstone thc tailor with liis shears rfnd mcasurf.s the earpenter with his adze thc bakcr with his nical thc butt'hur with liis ruuij) stcak the liuckster with hcr baskct ol grccns, carrots, potatocs What shakin and trembiing tliere would be p.mon" the silk?. laccs and fcithers thc ti"ht cravats, white waitcoaf, 0iera hats and j cl- low k:us- And when thc siKictnwouUljrlai'e ut tbeni, nnd sbake thcir licads at the folly of t icir jjo-ition, aml puintms m dcnsion wjth liu-ir kil)ny iingers to tiie golden frct-work. paintcti uomc and ncnlv coloreu panncls, uca- i ated to an ainueincnt,aud in a:Ianguae nci- tJier of whicli they undcrstoou, Iiow eadivcr oua and crest falfcn ,woull all this tastc and fasbion appear And with a dificrcnt, a less less exclusive habit, bow amiablc it would bc. MIXOR MOK-VLS POH MAKKIED PEO PLE, The last word" is the most tlangcrons of mfernal machines. Ilusband and wife should no more fight to gct it than thcy wonld strug- glc for the possession of alighted bomb-shell. Kccp an Epictetus in ronr dining room to rcad whilc waiting for thc completion of yonr wifcs toilct Marricd people should studv each othor's wcak points, as skaters look out for thc weak parts ot tbc lce, in ordcr to kccp off thcm. Ladies wbo marry for snonev should rrmm bcr that tbe union of angcls with women has bcen forbidden since the flood. The wife is the ran of the social systcm. V-uloss sbe attracts, thcre is nothing to kecp i-'ary bodiea like husbands, from flying off in lj jpace. smoke always hides the most disagreeabie part The wife who would propcrlv dischare lier dujjcs, niust neverhave a soul :abovc buttons." The bbcrties of England bave becn won by mutual concessions. Lct the buabsnd who tvould acqmre the pnrilege of askinr friends dmner withont notice, rcmember this when 'is wife bints at a new bonnet The wife's want is thc husband's opportunity. 'otwithstauding the assertions of mathema- L.nans, the marnage nng rs a circle which hu auu BUU nave mC prouiem sct them lr.rV, tl of r. 4uare. Don't trust too mncn to good temper when yoa gct mto an argomcnt. The Indians pro- ce fire bv birj thc driest sticks. f 13 -rs most universally dif J;e hrough u at Jral nroducts. Let m.ir- nea ople lake from this provision of From 'Washington and his Gcncrals.' TJATTLE OF MOiNIOUTH. UT J. T. nEADLT. Tho Ecglish army, ten thonsand strong, had CTacuatcd l'liiiadclphia, and was nassing through New Jcrsey, on its war to Xcw 1 ork. Tlie wholc countrj was filled witli the marching columns tne ba"2n2e train alone stretehed twdce tlte Toad. On the rcar of this annv. in order tn cnt itand the baggagc train from the main bodv. fire thousand mcn to commcncc thc attack. Thc. iiiiiuiuxi ucicruiiucu 10 laii. ana sent inrwnni command of tliis bclongcd to Lcc, but hc rcfusing to acccpi it, u was givcn to iafayettc The lor mer.howcTcr.thinkingit would havcan ngly look to declinc scmng in sncli an important batde as tliis promiscd to bc, thangcd his mind and askcd for the post assigncd him, which was cenerouslv irrantcd bv ljfavitii- Tho mg ot tlic 2oth ot June, was oncof thc sultriest of thc ycar; yctatan earlyhour, Lcc, who was but five miles from llonmouth. whcre the British army had cncampcd that night, put his troops in motion. Pushins ranidlv on.tbrou"h thcwnmli-il country, hc at lcngth cmurgcd on the nlain of X T 1 1. 1 1 1 t n j 1 jiuiuuuuiu, juui uKe uiai oi .iarcngo, sccmcd made on purpose for a battlc-ficld. Forming his men in the woods, to conccal them from the cne my,hc and 'Waync rodc forward to rcconnoitrc, and lo all thc ample plain lielow thcm was dark with the moving masscs. To the stirring sonnd ofmnsic, the stcady columns of the grenadicrs morcd stcmly forward, thcir bayoncts glittering in thc mornins sunlishi. whilc far as thc evn mn!tl rcafli, lollowed aftcr the immense train borses and waggons toiling tlirough the sand aad fJling the air with dust. Wayne dcsccndcd likc a torrcnt upon this linc of marcb, and soon thc sliarp rattlc of mnskctrv, and roar of cannon, and hcavy smokc, tohl whcre he was pouring his troops to the charge. Lcc, in tl;c mcan time. uith thc rcst of his divi5ion. took a circuitons march to fall on thc hcad of tIic'cori.s with wliich Waync was cngagcd, when hc learned that thc wbolc BritUh army had whcclcd about and was hurryinback to protcct the rcar, That plain thcn prcsentcd a magnificcnt appcarancc. Far away thc cloud of borses and waggons was sccn hurr-inc from thp fi.7l. wliITi. npqr I.t- !,r glfttcring columns fcll.one aftcr another, in the or dei ofbattlc thc artillery opencd like a sudden conil.igration onthc plain the cavalry vcntdah ing fornard to the chargc,and amid the pcaling of trnnipets, unrohing of standards, and shouts of mcn, thc battle commcnrcd. liut at this momcnt, Lce, who had not csicct- cil to nicet a strons forcc. and not likinL' to havc a'.hcavy I-atllc thrown on him, wilh a morass in his rcar. ordcrcd a retrcat; nnd the bravc Wavne. grinding his tccth in ragc, was compcllcd to'fall lack, and came very ncar bcing cut off in thc at tcmpt. Across thc" morass, rctrcating, with thc victoriims tolumns of thc British in full pursuit. In thc mcan tinic Washington, igiiorant of this shameful retrcat, was marchinsr un witli the other dirision of the army. As the sound of the first cannonade broke dull and hcary ovcr the woods, tlic troops weie hurricd forward. nnd the troous eagcr for thc cncountcr, thrcw aside thcir knap- sacKs, anu many o: incm tncir coats, and witli shouts prcsscd ranidlv on. It was n terrible dav thc thcrmometcrstood at nincty-sir and as that snciiciiu''- uriu loiicu iiirouirn ine sanu anu tiusr. many siink iu tlicir footsteps ovemowcrcd bv thc hcat, Wathmgton had dismountcd nherc two roads mct. and stood with his arm throvn over thc ncck of liis white stecd that was rccking with sweat, listening to thc cannonailing in thc dis tanrc, and watching his cagcr columns as thcv swcpt ovcr the road. For in advancc. he hcanl thc thnndcr of artillery that was mowing dow'n hU ranks. wl.ile bcforc him flnttcicd the fliie of his country, soon alsotobe cnvclopcd in thc smoi:c oi uaiiic. j norscman tmrsting mto uis pre.-enre, cricil ont that ICC was in fnll retrcat, bcaring down with his diidcd ranks. full on his own aih-ancing columns. The csprcssions of his facc at thnt momcnt was drcadful, and with a Lurstof indinaiion tl.atstartcd tliosc around him. he sprung to the saddle and, and plnnging tlic rowels in liis stecd, hium'icd likc a tuunricrbolta way. A cload of dust alonc to!d where hc and his suit sped onward. and tho?c who lcokcd on him thcn, wiili his u? ual pale face Jlnshcd, and hi. bluc cc cniitiing, kncw thatastorm was soon to burst somfwherc. Hc swcpt in a hcadlon" gallop to the van of thc rctrcating army, and thc momcnt his white horsc was sccn. the bravc fel lows, who hd long bccn half lcitcn, scnt np a shout that was hcard the whole lcngth of thc lincs, and ':ij lire HnsAinon.'rcnt thcair. Fliuging a hasty inijuiry to Osgood, as to thc icason of tliis retrcat, lio rcplicd: with a terrible oath, 'S'r, tce arejlrcintjfiow a shadotc-j hcgallopcd tothe rear, ami reining up his horsc bcsidc Lec, lcnton him a face of fcarful cxprcssion, and thundcrcd in his car, a hc Icancd ovcr his saddle-bow. 'Sir. I tle- sire to hiov tchat is the nustm and tchiiicf arisrs this Uixonler and conjusioii i' It was not thc words, but the smoihcrcd tonc of passion in which .hcy wcrc nttercd. aud thc manncr which was scvere as a blow, that made thc rcbukc to terrible. Wliccling his stecd hc spurred up to OswaldV nnd Stcwart's rcgimcnts. snyir.?, 'On you I depcnil, to cbeek this pursmt and riding along thc ranks hc ronscd thcn courage to thc highct pitch bv his stirring appeals, wliilc that glorious shout'of 'Lonq lire U ashinyton; again shook the ficld. The sudden gus: of passion had swcpt by; but thc stonn that cvcr slnmbcrcd in his bcsoin was nowfairlvup, and galloping about on his splcndid charger his tall and commacding fonn towering above all a bout him, and his noble countcnance lit tip witli cnthusiasm, he was the impersonation of all that is great and hcroic in man. In a moment the aspect of the field was changed the rctrcating masses haltcd officcrs wcrc sccn hnrrying about in evcry direction, their shouts and ordcrsringinjr above tlie roar of the cncmy's gun. Thc ranks opcncd, and nnder thc galling fire of thc encmv, thc stcadv battalious hcelcd. and furmcd fn order. "W'ashington thcn rodc back to Lcc, and pointing tothe firm front hc had arravcd against thc cnemy, cxclaimed, Will you, sir, 'command in Uiai jJact V Hc rcplied 'ycs.' lV'dl,' thcn said he, 'J arpect you to chaJc tht cnemy Snimcdiatcly.' 'Yonr ordcrs shall bc obcycd,' rcplied the stung commaudcr; 'and I will not be the first to lcavc thc f.eld. The battle thcn opencd with rcncwcd fury, and Washington hurricd back to bring his own division into action. It was thc glorious triumph of disciplinc, and thc powcr ofone mastcr mind, tosce bow tliose retreating troops rccovcrcd thcir confidcncc, and formed undcr the vcry fire of their pursuers, bc lore tlie panic had bccn communicated to the oth er portion of the army. ButUiedangcrhadonlyjnst commcnccd; the few reguncnts which had bccn thrown forward. could not long withstand tho hcavv shock to which thcy wcrc cxposed. Swept bv tlie artiUciT and envcloDcd in fire. thcv back ovcr the field. They fought brarely, as if mc jkiic uic idie oi mc Damc rcstcu on their firmncss, yet the advanccd corps finally fell back on thc rcservc. On this, too, the victorious Ic gions of the cnemy thnndercd with dcafcning ihouts the grenadicrs prcssed furiously forward tlie cavalry hung like a clond on our flanks, while the stcadily advancing cannon gnllcd the lanks with a most destructivc fire. Onr whole line of battle bcgan to shake. Washington, with the rcar division. had not vct comc np, and everv momcnt thrcatcned to throwLecs whole shatter cu corps back in dUordcr upon it Evcrrthing quivercd m the balance, but at this terrible crisis; thenoblc, chivaUic Ilamilton, with his hat off and ,Z 5T,s.treammS? wind, was sccn crossing the ficld in a swecpmg gallop, making for Lce. owmg that theateofdie battle reltcd on his firmncss, 5nd feanng that he might shrink again undcr the hcavy onsets ofthccncrar, ho flcw to h' t. r I)f,mnj ,0 hij foam-coTcrcd stecd be- sidc him. ho cxclaimed in that loftr- iT,ttns:oDm which that day savcd the armv 'I will stav with yon, my aear gencral, and die tntA you. La tts all die hear ratltcr tlatn rtireaC Xobly said, brave Ilamilton the firmest prop of Amerfoan Iibcrtv sianus iasi in tnis arcaatnt hour. In this critical momcn SVashington nppcarcd on the field, and rapidly formcd his division in front of the cnemy. Casting his eyc over the bat tle, he saw at a glance tbe whole extent of the danger, and straincd cvcrv ncrve to avcrt it liis .ordcrs flew likoliffhtnin? in cverv dircotion. whilc full on his ccntra'camc thc shouting battalions of tho encmy. Both m his right and lcft fiank wcre thrcatcned almost simultancously; yet calm and collcctcd, he stcmly survcycd'the stcadily ad vancing columns, withont oiie thonght of rctrcat ing. Kever did his genius shinc forth with great- cr spienaor tnan at tnis momcnt. Ordcnng np Stcrling with the artillcrv on tho left. and the oth er nortion of the army to advance, hewatclicd for an mstant tnc cltcet oi the movemcnts. btcrung came np on a furious gallop with his guns, and unlimbcring them, poured such a sndden fire on thc chasing colnmns, that thcy recoiled bcfore it. At the same time the vctcran Knox hurricd np his hcavy guns on the right, and began to thnn dcr on the densc masses of the cncmv. whilc the ganani ayne,at tne ncau ot liis cnosen infantrr, charged like fire full on thc ccntrc. The battle now raged along the whole lincs, and tlie plain shook undcr the uproar. But nothing could with stand the impctuo-ity of thc Americans, and the ficrcc flrc of our artillery. Thc hotly worked bat tcries of Knox and Sterlinz wcrc l'ike nvo snois of flame on cithcrsidc; whilj the hcadofWayncs column cnvclopcd in smokc and flame, prcsscd stcadily forward, bcaring down cvery tliing in its passage, and swecping tho field with shouts that wcrc heard above the roar of thc artillcrv. Evcrv stcp had becncontcstcd with thecncrgy ofdespaif, anu miuer me oppressive neai, scorcs 01 uravc IcJ Iows had fallen in dcath, unsmittcn by thc foc. Thc whole English armv rctrcated, and tookun a strong pos-ition on the groand Lce had occnpicil iu ui luuuiiu. iunosi impcnctraiiie woous ana and swamps wcrc on cithcr sidc, whilc thcrc was nothing but a narrow causcway in front, ovcr which an army could advance to'thc attack. Thc battle now sccmcd over; for nndcr that burning snn and tcmpcraturc of ninctv-six defrrccs. tlie cxhaustcd army could hardlv stir. Even Wash ington s powcriul frame was overcome by the hcat and toil hc had passcd through, and as" he stood lgrimcd with dust and thc smokc of battle, and wiped his brow, tlie perspiration fell in streams from his horsc, which lookcd as if it had bccn dragged through a muddvstrcamrathcrthanrode I n 1 1. fri. i l wirfu. uicu liiriu izaziu ion!r anu snxiouly on thc cnemv's nosition. and. notwiih- standing its strcngth and thc hcat of the day and thc state of the army, dctcnnincd to forcc it. His strong nature had bccn thoroughly roused.and thc battle he soughL thrown unespcctcdly npon him, nnd he now rcsolved to prcss it home on the foc. arounu inm lay ttic dcad, and the cry foi wa terwasmot piteous to bcar; while thosc who borc back tho woundcd, wtrc rcadv tlicmselvcs to s ink undcr tlie hcat. The cyc of Wasington, how cvcr, rested only on the English army and umi'iiug up io ungaucs io assau it, onc on thc right llank and thc othcr on the lcft, he brought thc hcavy guns of Knox forward to thc front. In a few minutcs llicsc trcmcndons battcrics oncncd. and thc English cannon rcplied, till it was one constant pcal of thundcr thcrc ovcr the hot plaiu. In the mcan time the burning snn was stooping to the westcm hills. and striving in vain with its lcvcl bcams to liiercc the smokc aml dust.fillrd atmosphcre, that spread like a cloud ovcr thc ficld. Still that hcavy cannonade made the carth groan, and still thoc gUlant brigades wcre forting thcir way onward through the dccp woods and ovcr thc iuarsucs io me attact. liut the almost nnsur mountable obstaclcs thatcrosscd thcir path. sodc lajed thcir march, that night came on beforc tlicy could rcach thcir rcspcctive positions. Tlie firc ing thcn ccascd and darkncss shut in the sccne. For awhilc the trcad of battalions taking up their positions for thc night, thc hcavy rnmbling of ar tillery waggons, aud the moans of the woundcd, and thc piteous praycr for watcr, d;tnrl)cd the calmucs of thc Sabliath cvcning. and tiicn all was tiIL The poor soMicrs, overcome with hcat and toil. lay down upon thc ground with their arms in thcir hands, and the two 'tircdarmicsslcpt. W:th insight of each othcr thcy sunk on the finld.while the silcnt cannon. loadcd'witli dcath, still frowned darkly from thc hcights of the foc. Thc stars. one aftcr anothcr. came out upon the slcv like si lcnt watchcrs, whilc thcsmokc ofthe connicthung in vapory masscs ovcr the woods or plain. Wash ington. i tcrmined with the dawn of day to rc ncw tlie battle, wranpcd liis military cloataronnd him and throwiiig lumsch'on the ground bencalh atrcc, slept amid his followcrs. So did Bona partc, on thc first night of the battle of Wagram, slecp by tlic Danubc, Iullcd by its turbulent wa ters. Bnt at miilnight thc English commandcr rous cd his slccping army, and uietly withdrcw, and beforc moming was beyond the rcach of Wash ington's army. So profound wcre the slumlcrs of onr cxhaustcd troops. tliat no intimation of thc dcparturc of thc cnemy was rcccivcd nntil tlie moming Iigh: rcvenlcd" thcir dcscrted camp. Thc prcy h:d cscapcd him, and so Washingtonfslowly followcd on, inoiing his army by casy marchcs .b the Iludson. TIIE FIELD OF BL'EXA "TSTA WOLVES AXD MEXICAX CORPSES. Thc Syracuic Journal confains alettcrfrom a soldicr now in Icxico, from wliich wc cb'p tho followingparagsaphs: Monterey is a most bcautiful place, and has thc most dcltghtful cL'mate, I belicve, iu tbe world, and is very healthy. Orange grovcs, fig trees, pomegninatcs and limes arc fotind everywherc in and around this city, and tli o dor with whieh thc orange trees fill tlie air is deligbtful. Thc weather thcre the most of thc year is like our first of September weather, with thc addition of a slight warm breeze. As I W03 still wcak when I left Montcrcr, I turncd over my horsc to the Quartcrmaster. and he scnt mc up to Saltillo in anambulance, alias, a two horse steel spring wagon. I came up comfortably, and am now in perfecthcalth, performing my dnty in the battery -vvith cxtra ordinarrrcn. Our camp is five miles from town (Saltillo,) and onc mile from thc hottest part of the old Bucna Xista battle field, parts of which are still covered with bones, coats, pants, shocs and knapsacks, &c. And thc most singular of all is, that a few Mcxi cans who wcre left unburied are still on the field entire. Xeithcr putrifaction nor the wolvcs prey npon thcm, but they arc dried uii like mummies. The only way I'have hcard it explained is, that thc Mcxicans eat so mueh penpcr that it preserves their bodies from pn trifaction, and at tlic same time spoils thcm for the tastc of the wolvcs." CcrtamlySthcy do not dccay, and the wolvcs will not cat them. Spcaldng of wolves, Mcxico isovcrrun with them, and they and highwaymen are about the only things the country produces abundantly. ATicn I was in Camarso thcy nsed to come howling right into the plaza cvery night. Saltillo is morally, I supposc, thc worst plare in all Mexico. It has had the rcpntation for yeare of bcing thc headqnarter of all Mcxico forgambling assassinations, robbfry and liccn b'ousness. Thc men in this city "arc onc half of them highwaymen br profession and the women, althotigfi very "good looking, are by common conscnt, no better than they should bc" In fact, Gen. "Wbol issucd an order sonie time since, that no officer in camp should go, into the city without hb side arms, assasina tions werc sc common. AJMEEICAX COLOXIZATIOX SOCTETY SPEECn OF UEXEY CLAY. Eeportedfor the Tribune. Air. Clay on rising was grectedwith ronnd after round of ajralausc. Aftcr this manifesta tionof rcgard and cnthusiasm, hc procceded as lollows Genllcmen of the Colonization Soeiefu- j It hasJippn vimn vrnr sinrn T 1.PA t 1MU UiU uonor oi sranaing or sming m tne jdace which T tVO M Ti- l,Tc AmmniT nrtA ,...11 11 r, uuu ;uu U11UW IUC to say that, in all human probability, it will be beforeyou. Ybu h.ivp. Twifin tnld tbnt nlin,,t il.:.. uiiut tUIJS T T TV 1- "V- r rf J uu, xmjv. ur. jcinncy oi i o. anu others with him. met hem aml rnnilfril nml rr-nnA LtU UjUli thc great pnnciplesof thc fonndation of this cr t i A.ji;i. ijvus onc oi mat numoer. jitlirst wc did not intcnd to do more than cstablisb. a Colonvon the Coastof AfnVn in i frce people of color in the U. S. miat volunta-rl,- miU r least restraint aml rnmrmU iov untrsmmcllcd ll i t i.:-i. jmiin.--i.-3 nuicu uuucr uie circumstances ol 1 ll (1 nA f It Ol nrtf .mn.. 1 11 1 u,i u,jUj li-.IV. HCSI1D- miiic-u uiu numa io meir unconstramed voli- (inn. Tf- rna rni-i- fnr- C tl. l who came together on that occasion, to inter fere with the ritlc to slavcs; wc did not wish to afiect that title in thc least degrcc whatcv cr. We saw, what is now inanifest in the country, that the people of rolor and the white race could nnt rmssiWt- terms of ctjnality. We did not stop to inquire wneiner mis sxaio ot tnings wasnght or wrong AVe took the fact of ;mnrK-ili;i;i- 1 -V4 tuii, knu races to Iivc together in cqual social contlitions and procccd to opcratc upon that fact. I know therfc are man v Tf-;nn--tnl-lrt -in ;n 4t, country who contcnd that this is all prcjudicc, and should be expelled from the bosoms of men; and that we should rccognizc all asmcm bcrs of thc same racc, intitled to the sainc pnilcgcsand lmmunitiei withourselvea Tliis nnnMntn tn ll. v. ..;An. 1 -1.& Tl we wcntonto thc fact that thc two races could not livc together, and on this foundation wc nroriosed:in -view nf tbnlrrK pohtical dcgredation, that thcy should be rc i,.. i.: .jL TT.-..J 111U11.U iui-ii uii wuiim:ui irom inc unitcu St.nt'.i! tn nwinntrr ff Tnctitiilln. nl es which It would" bc impossiblc for them cver io cujoy in xnis counrry. 1 rcpcat, ttiat we did notattcmpt in the least to uuscttle thc title to slavcs. "tt c hopcd to demonstratc the prac- xvboliad tbn rnntml nf l-ivr.a mT-rl.f -,,--i;if1inm selvcs of thc policv or not, acconlin"- to their l r cns or wisncs. uur oujcct was notuiu" tar thcr than to tlomnnetmtr"l,nfY-ro tli- -rrr,-.fvi practicnbility of cstabh'shing a Colony of frcc uiaujvs iu junca. Well. ai? it h-n lionn ins lfrfcit 4l,wir.t,fM,t thc whole progress of our Sociefy from its" ,ori- gm, it nas Decn surrounacU by dilhculties, and beset by encmics in front and in rear; and on hntb tl.ink. rniii.fr 1 Tho ATlIttnn:.-, l j .iwviiuujji:u havc assailcd it, as well as thosc of thcopposite AvlMm. Tt1. l.n..A .J 1 1 i. I. 1 V 11, u UllliUU 111 UilUljngll, uul onwbat miund. T rflnnnt v-t w-.11 nr1ninn.l It is no more a part cf thc objcct of tlie Socicty io micncre wiin iih? nm'tpfci rtt w.tmn Wc contcmplatcd simply the improvcment of un; L-uiiuuiuii ui mc niacKs,anu to, wnen tne object ofthe Aboh"tionist should bc obtaincd. in tbp. onmnplnntlnn nf ihn K1-if.l--r tf -..1.1 l. come the objcct and cmploymcnt' ofthe socie- fn -.nlfit,?-.'. .1 1 j iv Liniiui-t 1111.111, aim iiius co-upcraiing io gcther, a vast 1 "ncfit might accnie to thc hu man ta-e, which might cbnsist with thc high--st nninosc of abolition. T?nt wJivbnnl1 ifipv coutinueto attack us? Ircpeat.'we do not intcrfi rc with them, utopain and impracticable n im cm.i .-.;n idni. nM!ui n 1 -T 1 iuwi iiiiMui.1. iu uu. xucir ai- icmpi is 10 c lay, tbc whole o, Jie Mack racc in tLe United jcctin anothcr wav, Co!ou:zaUon v.as bc-nin. ll '"i" lutm, genupmen, wc cannot tonc to apcomnlisb rnnr nliln. imT k-v-ii rLn 1 -'J--'l UIIU uvvuiuv. ui iu-j tnabuit V of the blapt nf-(- tnrntnn iinnn nuality in social and political condition with whcre they can better enjoy tbc iuiraunities 6f 15ut it has bccn said that this Socicty is in canablc of accomnlili and I admit that its founders havc not sunpo M.-u uiai iviwioui mc aiu ot the Uovernmeat, State or Xational, they could found in Africa a very largc colony composed wholly of frcc persons of color. IJut their purpo'c has bccn toshow tho practicabilify of the object, the powcr of Colonization, in competcnt hands, to carryouttheworkinallits great results- to demonstratc this power throuchout the whole cxtcntoftlie Continent. Iflhcn thosc who havc takcn thc Icad havc been ablc to demon stratc the practicability of Colonization, who can donbt thc competency of Govcrnment to transports to thc shoresof Africa all persons of color who may bc. cmancipatcd eitticr bv theauthority ofthe States, or the dispositioh ofindividuals? Tbat demonsiration has bccn madc. But it has bccn nrgcd particularlv bv onc cLiss of our opponcnts, to whicli we" havc re fcrred, that this is tho country of the black man, and therefoae hc should" not bc scnt to Africa, which is not his countrr. In somc seusc thosc blacks who havc bccn" born upon thc soil, may claim this for thcir countrv; and so could thc Israelitcs claim Egvpt ibr thcir country, bccauc during a long pcriod of time they werc capti ves in Egypt So could all thc Israelitcs born in the wilderncss durin"- their progress from Egypt to thc Promiscd Land, claim lhc wildcniess for their countr-; but still in contemplating thc bcam which guidcd the progress ot that most rcmarkablc of all the famUies of man, ncitherEjypt nor the wilder ncss, but Canaan was thcir home, and tothat home thcy wcrc finally Icad, Wjo then, can doubt, in asohtary instance, that Africa is the home ofthe. blacks, thongh they mavhave had a casual birth upon this continent? Thcrc they wcrc placcd, and remaincd ori"inallv nn til caprurcd by the hands of lawless violence, andthero they can rcmain happily in the fair est portion ot their original possession; and does it notsccm a dispcnsation of an all-wise providence; which has brought thcm to this country, that thcy may be carricd bach to ful fil thc holy purposcs ofllim whose wars arc inscrutablc, but always just But tliis sepera tion ofthe frt-p npnnlp nf nnln-. -ril, l. 1 1 -1 "uii lucu-unu coasent trom the country to whiph fheyhappcn w uuiu, iij iiui uicnay reeommcnaeu lor thcir mod nlonp. bnt fnT- nfTip---inl l.Tl. O- J v.v.uuui"m;i UiUl- sidcrations. Afripa has long becn in barbarism, woiship- r -w.vijju iuuu, niuiuui UiC gdts of cmlizatjon and withont tho bencfits of nnsnanity, ana tbose who hrt met m con snltation for tbp. saw m jtt)nc great good, besido and beyond mc ias.1. uiai u wouia eievate tne oiacjrs cnarv actcr, to thc character of frcemen, they saw that these blacks in returning to Africa, would cany along with them all the blcssings ofour holy rcligion, and all the beiiefits of the arts ana oi civinzation. hodoes not take a dccp intercst in that cntcrnrise which. out ilissionancs to convcrt thc hcathen? And wno can tail to sco tliat Aative MiKTnn--vc wllj Iks the most cfTective for the conversion of tneir Atncan brcthren. who are nf fhn -,m0 blood with themsclves, and with whom tbp- can completcly harmonize in all their interests sympathicsand afTccuons? At this moment tncrc ha c bccn four or five thousand colonists scnt to Africa, and we havc heard tliat therc are in the Ecpubh'c of Libcria, twenty-fivc places of public worship, dcdicated tothe same Lord and Savior whom we worship, and that thousands ofthe natives arc ninninir intn ihc. colonies in order toobtain the bencfits of edu- cation anu a knowledse of tlie arts: and at tbp same time, the blessings of Christianity will bc iiuuucu iuui ineir uearis. JLlns, Icllow-ciuzcns, was oncof tlic great purposes which we had in new when, thirtv-one vcars amr. wp nwt tn. geHierin consultationfor tlie cstablishmcnt of tnia socicty: and mafew ycars aftcrwanl, when the purcliasc of suifabln timW w.ic made now about twcnty-five years agc the first coIonLts were transported" from tliis na tion to the shorcs of that happv country the country ofthe black race, tho iiiheritance of a long linc of thuir ancestors. 1 know, fcllow-citizens: that it W5 0 (TTPPfl then and since that time, that thcre wcro othcr placcs than Libcria. to which thesp. Cnlnni.-tc might be sent with cqual advantage; but I do not concur in th'sopinion. Lookin" attho cx peuse alone, Africa is thc most invitmg place lbr wchave becn told that S50-is sufh'cietit to transport onc of thcse Colonits and him sLx mouths aftcr his arrival. Tono othcr placc could you send an eniigrant on such terms as these; fono part ofthe Pacific coast to Mexico or to Orcgon. But Africa was also thc most inviting in anothcr and more innior- tant H3int ot iew. Would vou scnd vour Af- ncan cmigrantto anv other nlacc. vou dpnrive yoursclf ofthis great moralprincipl'c; their har monious union with thoe among whom thcv go foreside, mincle and amalgamate. Tono uiiiui jjiauu i;uu ims uouaiuerauon attacii. But it is said that the purposes of Coloniza tion, wcre thcy undertakcn by thc Govcrn ment itsclf, cannot bc accomplishcd; that itis impossiblc to transport to Africa, by such means.all lhc frcc people of color in thc Uni ted States. Why, gcntlemcn, if I am not mis taken, thcre comesvearly into the single port of Xcw York an emigration amounting almost to thc annual incrcaso ofthe population in that city, and pcrhaps excecding Uic annual in crcascof all thc free people of color in thc U nited States. And this is done voluntarily, upon the great motivcs ofall human action. Thus, the Gcrman and the Irbh cmigrantsflock to our shorcs annually, with no inconsiderable aidonthc part of thcir Governmcnts and with no indhidual aid, innumbers eijual pcrhaps to the annual incrcasc ofall the Africans in thc United States, bond and free. These all come to our country in obedicnce to onc ofthe laws ofour naturc in jversuance to the great con trolh'ng principle of human action and which cntera into all great cnterpriscs, thcy comc hcrc to better their condition: and I hopc they will better thcir condition. And so it woultl be with all our frcc people of color. Wcrc thcy to be transported from thc United States to Africa, would not their condition bc phvsi cally, morally, socially and jxjlitically better and happier than anything which thcy could attain or hopc for hcre. It is in vain to hope tocradicate thc fecrtr? which kceps .unnder thcsc two classes. It is in vain for thc oflicc of Philosopby orllumanity to attempt what is uttcrly impracticable as joining together tho;e whom God himself, by thc difiercuce of color and various othcr distinctions, pcrhaps, has declarcd oudit tobe scparatc. Chcers. Thcn, to scnd them to Africa not by vio lence, not by co-crcion, not againt thcir will, but with thcir own free conscnt let mc say to Abolitionists and to tliose on the othcr cxtremc, to all men why should not the frce colored race residing a-iong U5 Iiave thc option to go Africa or rcmain in thc United States? I know that it is scmetimes allcdgcd that it is inhuman and crucl to send thosc blacks to to Africa, whcre thc climatc is fo inhospijable tbat dcath soon takcs thcm. Upon this sub jcct onr rccords bcar thc most gratifying tes timony, to whicli, if you please, wc will now listen. Tbe colony of Jamesiown, in Yirginia, aftcr savcntcen years had clapscd, and aftcr 9,000 colonists had first comc out, and onc hundreil and fiftyjiounds stcrling had bcen cxpcnded in planting tliat .o!ony and at thc cnd of scvcn teen years, of these 9,000 cmigran!s less than 2,000 rcmained; all tho rcst had lallen vic tims, cithcr to thc climate, the savagcs, or the j circumstances connccted with their changc of j condition. Andifwegoto that othcr carly j settlemcnt inthisconntry the Plymouth Col- ony I think history has rccorded, if I do not raistakc the tcstimony, that m Ies3 than six months after thcir Ianding, oce half was dc stroyed, or died from the ravages of discase. Xow, comparc these with thc history of Libc ria, and wliat is the rcsult In twcnty five ycars, duringwhichemigrants havc bccn trans porteil from this country to that colony, thc total deaths only amount to twcnty pcr cent. on tbe total emigration: showing a mortality in twenty-five ycars far less than that which took placc within'sLx months aftcr the scttlement at Plymouth, and far less than that ofthe Colony of Jamcstown for thc first scventecn ycars. Indced, thc mortality at Jamcstown in scvec tcen ycars was more than four timcs grcatcr tlian'in Libcria dnring thc twcnty five ycars of thc estimatc to which I refer. We havc nothing. thcn, in the bills of mortality to frigh- tcn us m this cxperiment, dissuadc us from its prosccution. But it is said wc hatc yet donc bnt little. Well, all thc great cntcrpriics of mcn liavc but small beginnings. The founders of Bomeher self, if we may crcdit history in the casc, wcro suckled by a wolf. The coiloiiics of Plymouth and Jamestown, to ivhich I have referrcd, Ian "uished lor years aftcr thc pcriod to which I Eavc called your attention, and now, oa what land is thcrc a spot, on what sca Is thcre a tail floating. that does not carrythc cnterprise, the skill aniTthc courairc of our Xew England brethrcn? Great cheering. And on what battle field, orwhat councU chambcr, and in what portion of thc counrry is there a solitary spot upon which we do not find the impress, of 1 thc Virginian character everywherc display- in" itsclf, whctherin the councils or in tlie bat-: tliffields ofthe nation And I have said that i all the great enterpriscs of mcn have come from small beginnings. Our Colony ha3 boen trfoperation twcnty fiTe years,- and we have scnt out 5,000 cmigrants, besides 20.000 na f T vm wl-.n wcre nevcr in. tho United States. and who arc now asking for the support and benc- f nts 01 tne uticnti oocieiy. ieii, so iar io ni harc cone, coal ha i been donc. Is it not bet- tcr, far, that thcso four or fivo thousand cmi grants should have bccn sent to Africa, than they should havc rcmained hereVsnd isitnot better far for us tliat thcy should bc scnt from among us, whcre it is possible for thcra to at tain to a mgber moral and social condition? It is, certainly, far better for us and for them. So far, then. we have done somegood, thou"h not all thc goodwc could dcsirc. We shall cv er wish that tlie Govcrnment might be indu ccd to pay for thcir transportation. But it will rcnuire time for this great movcmcnt to crow into a national efibrt. It is not in tho work of a day,nora year, but ltu the work of cenra ries. That ancicnt nation to which I havo re ferrcd, rcmained captive in Esrypt for two or uirvu ccniuncs, anu tno uncans have been captivcs in the United States for about the same lcngth of tune. W hen Govcrnment shall Jend ltsaid, and I do not speak of nncon stitutional aid, but of such as has been furnish- eil by the ijtate ot Jlaryland. which has sent n noble example oflibcrality by fursishing lib- criiiupuucs io ncr cotony, wccn the otales, haing the powcr, shall be ready to follow the example of Maryland in thi3 respcct, no doubt thcrc will be a vast accession to our Colony. It is not dcsireable, pcrhaps that we should progress toofast. It should be in this case as m all othcrsettlements in new countric3. There should be forcrunncrs pioneers, who wili prcparc thc way, raise subsLtence, build hou scs, makc placcs of comfort and convenience fcr those who are to follow thcm, othcxwiso thcy may bc thrown upon tho shorcs of the Continent of Africa, to snffer. Better to cro- cced according to the laws of Nature herfelf slowly, surcly, and to, carefully measuring ev- cry bicp mai wc taKC. licsides these considerations connccted with thc fact tbat the two races ncvcr can hecouie one, thcrc are others which I will now nicn- tion. Itr what State ofthe Union. now it is im- possiblo that Massachusctts may bc an cxcep tion does thc black man, howevcr frcc bc may be, and from howcver long a line offree ance5try hc may bc dcsccndcd, have or cnjoy political rights V as to social rights, tiee arc out of thc qucstion. In no State could he stand on an cquality as to his social condition witli the whites. Such is tlic .law in all the States, that it escludcs him frota thcsc: and the Frce States aro cqualy chargeable with rigorous laws in tliis respect with thc States in which Slavery cxists. And of late years the rigor of these laws has incrcased agaictt tbc the black population, so that in some" States c mancipation is prohibited. A casc in point oc curred with mysclf. In thc State of Alabemt, a rcspcctable and kind gcntlcman, whom I nevcr saw in my life, devizcd to mo ia his will somc twcnty-uve or thirty slavcs, witbout any intimation as to tho causo of thc banquct i was surpnseu at tlns, but haa somc rcajon to belicve, in conscqucnce of my conncctiou witti this fcocutv, tliat the generous devuor had confidcncc m mc, and that I would send tncm to l.ipcna. Accoruing:y 1 toot meas urcs to accomplish thc object of their coloni zation. and havc bcen happy to learn that twcnty-thrcc cf thcm have actually cmbarkcd at the port of Xew Orleans for that Colony. and the remaindcr will follow as soon as thcv are ready. Xow, what would havc bcen tho condition of these poor crcaturcs but for tho cxistencc ot thc Lolcnization fcocictv lbcy could not have bccn frued in Alabamajfor the lawsoftliat State prohii.it cmancipalion; in consequence, no doubt ot thc lmpmdcnt agita tionjol' tliis subject at thc Xorth. I had to takc them to..ew Uricansas my slavcs, and thcv wcrc rcgardcdaimy slaves until thcy got ont ot tiio junMlictmn ot the Lnttcd states. mention this ing!c case as one. Alabsma is not the only State which hasfclt called upon. in conscqucnce cf thc agitation of the qucstion &f Slavery at the Xorth, to pass rigorous laws of this kind. 3Iot ofthe States whcre tLe in- stitution of slavery cxiits, have passcd similar laws. iicrc, tlien, appcars UiO oujcct ol the Colonization Socicty tbat of sfibrding indi- viduals, as well as States who may havc thc control of the frce pcoplc of color and slavcs which they may wish to cmancipatc, tho opportunity of gratifvimr thcir withcs, bv of- fenng thcm a transportation to thc shorcs of Alnca. On the subject of Slavery I shall not touch more than I havc done. Thisociety,lhrough out tho whole of its existcncc, has lelt that nub ject depcndent on the laws ofthe States which regulate it, coufining their opcrations cxclu sivcly to thosc frce pcoplc of color, whose vol untary dcsirc it is lo bc transjiorted to tlic shorcs of Africa. Gentlcmcn ofthe Socicty, you haye placcd mc in a position which is rcally both cmbaras sing and painfuL I came hcrc this cvcning. as 1 havc statpd, without a solitary notc, and wiih vcry slight nicntal prcjiaration, to addrcss you on this o.-casion. I havc thrown out these rcmarks, Ioose and disjointed as they are, to gratify a wish, which secnicd irrefi:tablc, to hcar me upon this subject. 1 havc "onc tl.ro with most, if not all the topics which I intcn dcd to trent of. I would now implorc nll par tics I would bcjccch tho Abolitionist'", and I would bcscech all tliose who holdthc doctrincs ofthe oppositc cxtrcme, insis'ting upon the in stitution of Slavcrv I would bcscech all mcn to look calmly amf difia.-sionaIcIy at this great projcct, which commends itselfto their fncml ly considcration I would bcscech thcm to dls eard thcir prcjudiccs, and ask them in thc name of that God, undcr whose smiling Prov idence I vcrily belicve this Society has thus far been conductcd and will in fulurc continne, to look and contemplatc for a momcnt this cxper iment of twenty-fivc ycars continuancc, which with powcr, without revcnuc, without any aid cxccpt what has bccn furnishcd by the charity of mcn, has carried on a war not an aggrcs sive, buta defcnsivc war and transported to Africa betwecn 5,000 and 6,000 cmigrants from the United States. I would aski you to look at thc terrilory which wc havc acquired. Threc hundred and twcnty miles on the West of Alrica, and in evcry portin which thc Slavc Trade has bccn suppresscd. And I herc bcg lcavc to rcmark, that the Governmcnts of Europo and the u nited States have cndcavor cd long to supprcss the Slave Trade: if they would only lcnd s small portion of thc means which thcy cnploy in keeping up naral forccs for tliis purposc,to carry out the great objccts of Colonization, thcy would find it to bc thc most cfTectual raodc of snppressing the Slavc Trade that could bo adopted. I believo no in- strumcnt that can bc placcd in thc hands of uuiuuiuciu tail cneciuat iu ureaiu np thc SLvc Tnide, as the extciuion of thcsc colonies on thc Westem Coast of Africa. Thcy all would bo as so many sentinels,urgcd by all the sympathicsof thcir race, by cvery consid cration which fcrms motivcs of action, to arrest the progress of thc trade. Let us look at othcrmotivcs for tke Kupport of Colonization. Ithas bccn said, and truly said, that there is m"' immorality among thc free peo ple of color than asion 'Uc slavcs, ana,-tnat4hc slavcs would I benefited by ia withdrawal ofthe j people from their neighborhood. The Aboliribn-' the fiscal year.) was 51,233. N'Y. Com6ter. 4 ists, by thcir oprositioa. to Cctonization.hare butew-fjrKr. nretcd more firmly the chnins of SUTcrr. Tlicrf Uiere the object of ciraizatioa, and Sunefiti ofthe arts, to be extended W Ae ntir. Africans, the suppressKin of tho Slave Trade. and tho propi 1K SlCt0lxe inail&i' cmbinaebnof motiyes, and condcmn the whole echeme becatiy you uisapprove of one of them Trie the wholo tto first and perseTercd iu thronslioiit uko all andjadgo ofthe Colonization Socittrbv thi, n? a SePcrale "dktin m SSfehf keen ,nrn hom o.mxny conjid crations which actuata It mv w,d.v 1 ,0C?P'" taefcelmgs wSichfiU gratnlatethe Bembers oftbis SocStr tipon tfca succew which hw crowMd their laboVTj nnl.be has sndJyd T tbetratzspices-a frea rcprestntatiTe Hcpulh-c, n form modeled aftc.r oar own cberishcd istitu tions snd ahhoogh n has had ai vet bt a brief cxlsteace, it holds oat a bright prospect for tho fu ture. It ia most appropriato tutiect of ccasratu lauonwhetherwelooklackontie past,or for ward to the couscmptiou which the fatare prom-H"- J.1 u K"ffbT to contcmpUto tliis uifact Kcpubhv, to east a vicw throogh the longyuU of l imc, to anticipate two or thrco ccnmrics hence, and rtjrard its people spreadiag the light of ZiC crty and dfc.-cnimatiDs tha urincrnlf. nf ll.iu; propagatuig tho Arw, aod performing g,u othe? dotiesand obbjatlon? as may dcrelvo apon a ercai people. 1 we shonld bring iirly bto vit Srhaf tuls ccrrn of IlCDabb'caniim sknli ,i.ri,:. .v- Iapto oi two or tnrca ceatorics, how mnch the pos tcnty of thcsa celonics ttUI be gladdcaed anderits inaaoaceaidhow iaacionroirajpostcritT will Ic enuUcdto rcjcice et tkeir prosppritj," tow would it stanulate to cxertion 1 On tf mcnco cvK.bi thi.nauo oftbccaufe. I.hall soon icave you aad thU thcater of action forcvcr; but I trast tbat tho sj-irit whihled to Uio fbmin tion ofthu iSocxtj ai gnmn.mo, and that ia otbcr hsads aad undcr othcr ansptocs. this CoMn pmioa Society of onrs saay be still found iusert--ing us saEcieacy iB i-oopcraticn xslih tl,P Kctml Iic of labcna. to traii'si.ort tnth.t i froepcrtonof color who buij bdli5ted tOch s hal be at last rot,phtid, and othcr gen. ratioiw shall havo spruui; up to iavokc as ia clesine I now do upou thc noble cnujc ofCoIoaiznt'Snifirf blos3iDtroftIiatGo.lhose smile.I thiuk, haS Iccn bithcrto cxtcndtil to it. Jlr. I lxt Iiere toofc his scM amid thnhdcrs of spplanu. GEX. OASS OX TIIE WtT.vnr nnrL VISO. Gen. Cass in a lettcr ta Tvfr. Vi. lmln pomewhat notorious jiolitician of Kashil!ey Tenn., has givcn ia hu adhcsion to the South. He advocates nnqaalified abnussion by ti'tf freo states to the extcaaion of slavery throu"lj aU terntory to bc atqaired fjom Mcxico, and denies the nght of Congrcts to Iegj!ato for terntoxies, lefbre thcy bocome Stalca. This pronosition is a new oce, and diroctly opposvo. to the theory and prcctice of evcry branch or the govemcieat, from tlie adoption "of the Con stitution doTO to the preient time; bnt itj i nunciation will excire nosorprise ia thosc whtf are faimliar with the pabBc carcc,r of the Sen ator Irom ilichigan. When he otcd against thc WUmot Provto. last scssion, he dei larcd himseli in favor of tho principle, but edrcrsc t5 its adoptioa at tli3t timeas unrcjuonablw irrelevtnt to tho matter before the Senato. Since thcn, iu sccling to ttncilLteiprortfnr. tho Pre.Mdcn-y, hc diV eras his weakncsi. nt thc Aorth, aad outbids his fellow dongh-niits in bw proQcrs to tbc slave power. Iitit he 'a P"53r,DF 3 despcrutc gatuo and mtut Ioe. It h difficnlt to imagine n state of things in xfiirh hc could obtaiu thc ncminationof a Xational Convenu'on. Ue was uscd by tho intrigncrs m lf-U to brcak down Ur. Van Burcn that ai-complishcd, he was cvt aside -ithout hpsita tion or compunctiou. Jle may Lc cmptnycd far a timilar purpwc this rear, but hoean nev or obtaia thc uouiiuation. RKMAUKAULn Entton rx the Thkasc i:v Dkpautmft. Mr. John D. Barvlay. clerk in thc Tremsury Dopartment, in prepar ing a statcmcnt to aecorapany thoreportcf tho Secretaryof the Treasnry, omittcd to iuri-rt in Uie cstimate of rcccipbj an cxpenditure for thc fiscal ycar cnding Juue SOth, 184S, fcur itcinj of rcieipts, snionnting, in the a'grcgatp, to 80,915,078. The error was not discovcfcd till ufter tho Rcpott had bcen made cor.se qucutly thu Trtasuty is ncarly scven uiilliijo of dollars bettfr otl'lliac vsa rcjxjrtwL Thu is tho firit crror Mr. Barclay hafTnmlo in the forty ycars hc has been cmp!ovcrJ-in tho Trcasury pcpartmcnt, tnd ha was the "first to discovcr his inistatc. C7- Iloit. E. Pii5sr.TT, for fevcral yrr U S. llinu'cr.to irexiro, and, aftcr UU fcturn, Sec rciary of War undcr Mr. Vnn Barcn, hiu writtcn, a Icttcr to Scnator Butler, of Sonth Carolina, on. tho Jlcxican War, ic, &c Ir. P. soy that ho U sarpri.-cd that the I'resident 'periiitsia recom- mendind a cocrsc cf policy which will lead to f till further cxpenditnre of lilood and trcasnrc, and will finally havc to be abanduncd." "Thc prcsMcnt says ho is convinccd tlat tho licst means of bringirg the war to an honorable cIoe will bc to proccnte it with inereascd encrgy and powcr in tho vital parts of tho enemy's coun try. Xow, I am pnrsnaded that so long as wo continac to prosecu:e the war iu tho intcrior of Mcxico, we hall havo no pcara with the nation. and all cttcmpts to make peaco with a faction will piace C3 m a worso poimon than opn war. I spoak with the authority of a ctrfcet Inowlfdi-n of thc nature of the counrr and tho character of tho pcoplc. 3lr. I'oinsctt a plan for closinir the war Ia "to scttlcwhat tcrritoiy you intcnd to claim, and tcll 3Icxicoyou intcnd to kecp it. Sho wiU bluster and protcst, bnt nevcr attack jou. Iler leaden will have too tnurhat stake to Tentareo far from tho capital. Sho will havo no means to cnnln cr- mies and maintain them on long marchcs and dis tant campaigns; and I hazard nothing in sajing that two or three strong places in ths intcrior of our unc would kecp thcm ia checc for fcalra rcn tury, andin less time we might bny a title, if thought neccssarr. By edopting thu plan rcace would como at last with prescat indemnity. aod, instcad of raising Uiirty Uiouiaaa zacn. you wouia havo trcops cnough to kep pcaceabto pofiesiipq of onr new territory, cnd might dimiss the Tolcni tocr forcc. Texasi Tho whole cstimated -debt cf tho late Renublic of Texaj, as far as acknowledg cd by tbe gorernment, and estimated by tha Coinptroller, is Sll,050,000, for which the o- quivalcnt reccived, it is said, was 35,523,195. Tho amount of taxablo projierty in tho tate, according to tho ajsessor's returns for 1846, was 843,747,175, npon which the amount. of tax was-S102ft78. Tho emount of taxablo property retnrned thus far ln.lS47s 54591, 655 sevcn counties rcniamihttFaTC.jhcard from. Th amount of tax for the year is csti- mated atSI19,000. The availahie means m trcasury on thc 31st Octobcr last (the-cnd of

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V 1. 1(1 f1 1 Lnw Yeah. Thc Brattleboro' i-igiesiaies l..i; nf Vernon. Vt.. nvailmg them- .clves ofthc timehonored pcrogative oflcap Ll...ir. made arrancements for a dance. on lues- tjiay evenmc: last, invncu wu -Uuiii. fa. 4 hei'r bills. 11 t TTnn. itl A ftlEMIJDi: O UOAUUtos 'T1. W TTnrnlinnl-. n -1lir nienlbcr of COD- IIUUU 1 1 iw Jtcss from Pcnnsylvania, dicd at his rcsideiicc m Sunday cvening, the lOthiust. He was fat his post at the conimcnccment of thc tenn, tn rfiiini liome. where lic lUUb 1 1 (l-J vu.,.-. irapidlv dcclincd. Ile is spokcn ot as a man oi ?great moral courage, unben'lmg lnti'gnt, anu PRLXTERS FKSTIVAL. At a reat mccting of the craft at Piltsburgh, thc following wc find aniong thc toasts drank i'on thc occasion: By W. G. BitontY. Our departcd Brctli- ren inthcArmn. Their onns liao bccn tlm Gtributed in Xature's casc for the Great Compos- i ttor lo scl vp anctc. By A. M. Swaney. Ourfelloic Craflrmen it niake a jroou tiprciru, uoiu iiuuii saviii; ixmn K finK frnntm SpnnnMS vlnv lhpir7l- i 1 1 t tw f., nAw.rlipntPn 11! or.t, aml their rcnUters always perfcct. ft By A. B. Russee. 77,e Prmlers. Though jr thcy oftcn pull thc "deah-tail," may thcy nev jj cr bc caught in hisclutihi'S. MRS. GAIXE'S LIBERAL1TY. Thc Washington Gorrespondcnt of thc Xcw York Post, givcs thc followiiig account of Mrs. Gainc's libcrality: "Mrs. fiainc's good forlunc i3 quiteatopic herc. She has addcd fuel to thc cxcitcment amcng the gossips, by presenting two very cs- timable young lailics lierc, mc thousnnd oo lars cach. Thc decision of thc Suprcme Court siSips manr a cliain of title hcrctoforc relicd on bv thc rironcrtv lioldcrs in Louyana, and tho demand of "nienfe profibs" allowcd to hor by lavr, wdl be niinoiis to inanr. 11 is wiiu vorv- rrcjt ilcasurc, thcn, that I am ab'.e to Rtatc on srood authoritr, that the succcjsful Iit i".mt will -waive this losil cb.im, and is -vil- lin"- to "ivc onit claim dccds to innooent and honcst purchasers, ivithont cxtorting an unrea- Bonable consiucratioii. Juis is jio.ioraiuc ana must silcncc cnT. Indced, from manr of Iiit pnVatc acts of benc'olenoc wliifh harc coino to mr knowlodge from thnc to tinic, I rojoii.-c in thc pro;perity of thc ladr." PERsnvcnr.. Scnator Camcron, ofPcnn sylrania, tiscs a lcttcr stamp on ivhich is cn grarcd a printing prcss, and ovcr Jiich is the motto "jiersevcrc." "Twontr-live rears ago, and this samc Scn ator of thc Unitcd Statt-s Congrcss vras sccn to cntcr a printing oflicc at llarrisburg, Pa., with a small bunillc of c'otliing flimg accros? liis shoulders on astirk, and linmblr a-kingfor labor, whcrclir hc niiglit carn suflicicnt to f np port himself and his imligcnt parcnls. IIc vas takcn as an apprcnticc to the busines scrrcd his cmplorurs faithfnlly. aid now twen-ty-fivo year-i aflerwanl, wc fmil that he has firaduatcd from an obscurc printing oflice to the S-natc chambcr of thc Unitcd Statcs Then he was but a jKor boy now hc is thc distinitushcd Scnator from one of thc largcH aa.l njblest Statcs in the fudcral union! So much for the repablican orijjin of our states mun, and so miicli for the fo-.tcring and conge nial iiillncni'c of that liumble but cxcellont in Flitution of lcarning a printing tijjice. Jlr. Cameron may fecljustly proud of his lettef stamp, ivith its c'mracteristic cncravins and still nioru proud of that noblc motto Punsi:- VEHE MEETIXG OF TIIE COLOXIZATIOX SOCIETY. AVapiiixgtox, Jan. 13. TIic annual nn-cting of thc Colonization So ciety attra 'teil all thc world of Washington to the cnpital this cvcning. At i o'tlock cvcry avcnuo to thu building was throngcd, and at G o'clo:'k many thonsanil persons hail asscmblcd, cxcccling any prcvious crowd witncsscd hcrc. Soon nfterward the lowcr door was opencd for the admission of ladies, and a fcw squcezed thcir way through thcnutss of peoplc and en tcrcd. Wlien thc dxrs ivcre opcncd for tho crowd thc nr-h was trcn:cndou, and scvcral ladies fainted from afTright. A voicc from tho ladies' galletr, callinj; 'ordor' created nmch niprri- mcnt. At half past six oVIoik thc intcrior of thc hall was onc mnss the erowd was so tjrcat that anundior of the wimlows wcrc brokcn by the prcssurc. At a nuartcr of 7 oclo.-k Mr. Clar cntcred and took his scar, amid thc jrcncml ac-clama- tions of the mnltituilc. At 7 o'clock thc mcc ting was rallcil fo onlcr aml listencd toa prar cr from Rcr. Jlr. McCIain. Thc Secrctarj then proposed to reail the annual report. It expressed gratitu.lc to thc Divine favors whieh had contnbuteil to incrc:isc the bonpfits r&sul ting from the Assot-iation. After alluding to thc earlr menibers of the Sovii'tv, manr ot' whom had gone, it was rcmarked that thc most (listinsuisiicd were now liri'seiit, whcn thc readcr was intcrrupted by renswcd applau- ses. iMr.Payton spokc at 'onMderable lcn"th. in an aldress toJIr. Clay, on introducing himto the mceting. Gex. Scott axd Ttin CornT of Ixqui- by. Thc Xational rntrlligi'ncer,after quotin: the lctters ofthc Washington Corrcspondcnt of the'rinladelplnaLedgcranirming thc rccall of licn. bott and thc ordenng of a Court of Inquiryat Washington, says: "Asyou eue!- Lato lat cvcning, af tcrtheabovc wasin tjK., wc K.arn nuthcnti- cauy in ronnrmandn ui tlie mimieal movc mcnt ofthc Adniinistrntion !raint Gcneral Scott, but in contradiction of tlu T.edger Tel cgraphicdespatch,) that Ueiu'ndTnwson.Pav mastcr Gcneral, did M?t nut on Monday niiiht last for Mcxico.where hc is, in conjunciTon with Gen. Cushing and GVn. Butlcr, of thc Yoluntecr forces, to fonn a Court of Inqturr, ordercd by the Prefiilent of the Unitcd StatJs' onjGcneral Scott a vrry singular Court, bv the war, to sit in iiitlwuipnt on thc Gencraf- ln-Chipf cf thc Anny. Tntly, "the counsels orthc wise arc plain, but tha counscis of the vaiu ballleth scnse." KIIODE ISLAXD FOIlillEXUY CLAY. Tlie Wliics of Rhoilc Island held thcir State Convcntion, at Providoncc, lastTIiursdar cvc ning, and nommatcd the prctent Siate Offi-ce:-s, for rc-clection as follows For Gover nor, Elisha Ilarris, of Coventry; For LieuL Go crnor, Edwanl W. Iawtonl of Xcwnort: For Sccrctiry of State, Henry Bowen, of Providcnce; For Attorner Gcneral, Jocph M. Blakc, of Bristol; For Gcneral Trcasurcr, Stephen Cahoonev of Xewport. jLnc,iouoxinKgenticmpn wercclioscn Lele- on RociK-nr't, bt S TZt 'p t c A i o t TTV W H V V Tiie Conrcntioti also passcil the following rcsolntion Vto,1 That Ilcnrr Cla5-, of K-., 13 the thoicc of tho ofRhode Lland as a can- didate for thc Xext Prcsidcncr, subjcct to the decision ol a uenerai xanuuai wawu tion. Heavy Losses by the Flood. Thc Al bany Exprces estimaies that the damage by thc lale flood, belween Ihc Mississippi nver and thc Allci!hany tanges, will amount lo ten millions of dollars. At half cost. says n writcr in oneol ihepapcrs.S.'l.LUUUUUwouiu nut replnee lonces alone. At least Jjteen viillions bushels oj com and oiher grain arc whlly lost atuipOO.OOO bales ol cotton, most ly inipkrkcd in the Oehle. io wliolly dcstroycd besidcs sunie S3UO.O0O worth ol wood pre n.ired lor steamboat lucl. The Ciimbcrlaod rivcr rose sixty one lect abovo low mark. watcr HE STANDS MUTE PresidentPoLK rcfuscs loiurorm Congrcss whut induced liim to IW &a.nta Ahta itito Mexico. This was to have bccn cxpec led. That transaction ivould nol bear tlie lii'ht. It has cost Ihis llepublic ten tbousand lives and an hundred millions of treasurc. Tne refusal to disclose thc facts iu this casc. confirmsaad justifies.lhe public cuspicious of its stupidity or its baseness or, most pro baably,bi.tii. Postace. Kesolutions have been intro duced into the J'cw-York Huuse ol Asscni bly, protesting against thc Post-office law of'the lust ECstion of Congress, whiih cn hirged tho irankiiiff privilcge ofthc incm bcrs, iniposcd postageupon uewspaperevvhen couveyed wilhin thirty miles of the placo ofpublicalion, and prohibited the scndin ol letlers io iwo pcrsons in oneenvclopc. t-en-alorsand Kcpresentatives from thestatcare requested to procure a rcpcal of thcse parls ol the law. The "Tbibune" is discussinj wiih nnuiicr"' the nosition ol Gcn. Taylor 'the The Tribune says "Wc have bcen inclined to belicvo that Gen. Taylor is af:cr some sort, a VVhts. thouh less cssentially ond unequivorally so tliHti Jolm Tyler was in 1839-10. What ve object lo is the nccessity furced npon us by those who aro jocltiing himfor the Prcs:den liulr.ice ofialiing the vat'ncst genernl asaur anccs that he is a Whi;;. thathe opposed the Amiexiitii.riol'Tcxasand ivouh! have votcd lnrMr. Cluyin lSU.in place ol dcfinite and uneqnivocal statemcnts ol his views with rc gan! to the great Economic atid Legislalive queslions which have divided and must con linue to dividc thc connlry. e do not nsk nor expcct that any candtdate for thePrcsi dcney shall hold precisely our own views on all oontroverled points. Wc r.ould hcarlily vote lorJohn C. Calhoun, for cvample, for I'rcsidcnt. in preference tomany meancrand lidser tncn wiih whom we do not difler in sentimcnt so widely as with thc great Coro linian. But let M"r. C. underlnko to cover up and conccal his opinions order to catch votes (rom bothsidcs ofa publio queslion, and wc shuuld be repelled and disjnislrd. .We ihought atn! said all thie whcn the Conricr Co. wcro tolling in votes for GcneralJackson by asserting that he was in fav'or of "u judi c.inus Tarill'." So ol PolK's swindling Kane leltcr to Pennrylvania. Let us have fair and iniuily avotvals ofsemimcnt. without expcc tingany catididales views will accord in all points with our own." Wasiiingtos Rumors or Peace. The Xew-York Tribune caulious tbe public to bcware of rumors, originating as they ofien do wiih the administrationstock jobbers and spcciilntors. to raisc and depress the public siorks. Evcry onc nay rcmcmbcr how rifo sucli rumors werc about the tinie ofthc tak ingofthc last loan. Another loan is soon to hc takcn. and more millions to be madc and shared by admiuistration lavoritrs. TIIE WAK. lioth Gcneral Taylorand Mr. Calhoun arc wliol ly at varhincc witl I'rcsidcnt l'olk in rcgard to tho tnic policy of c-arrying on tlie war with Mcxi io. Thc lattcr is cviclently for thc conqucst aml ultimatclr fortheanncxationof Jlcxico.and hence his h'tntctivc )ropostiion to strikc at tlie vitals of that country. Uencral laj-Ior nnd Jlr. Uaitioun on the rontrary nre opposed to the ngfircssive pol icy, and thc lattcr is tinnly percuadcd that thc dc struction of Jlcxico will pfovc niiuous to this coun try. I'oth tliese distinguishcd individnals rcc onimcnd Uiat our goTcniracnt assumc tlie bounda ry linc nhirh Coiigro shall markoat astheprop ct onc, and lioM it, actin only on thc dcfcnsivc. To siuh n coursc thc l'rciilcnt objrct?, bccauc it dcfcats his chi'ris hcd S'-Iicmc of thc n.'iicml suliju gntion of Mexiro, and its anncxation to this coun try. 15ut hc loes not ntlmit that snih is his ptir poso, and hc is roinpctlcd to givc somc rcason foi his letructive policy. IIc therrforc nrgues in his mcafrc at great Ien!;th against the conrse fiuored by .Mr. Calhoun and Gcneral Taylor, maintaining that to a.,umc a bonnilarr Iino anu hohl it Iy ur-fcu-ivc opcrjtions would requirc as manr troops anJ rost as much taoncy. as to carry on thc war iu the licart of tlie cnciny's ronntrv. To all of this Mr. Cnlhoun rcplics most tatbractorily in his latc spccch, as follows "Have thc avoivcd olyccts ofthc war bccn cf fectcd? llare wc romjucrcd a pcacc llavcwe sticcccdcd in cfrcctinpt trcaty 1 Arc wc oilcrcd inilctnnity? Xo, sir, not a singlc ohjcct avowcd by thc i'rpMrttnr, bas bccn acionipli.-l.cd. Co, Mr. l'rcsiilcnt, thc oly'cct is fnrthcr off than cver. Xow I ak, what luis c-auscd thc complcte dii-com-liturc ofour incasnre? Wc c-aunot chargc thc f.iilurc ujion our troops. It is not charpHl to this; lmt to thc fact that thc placc of campaign was faut in rrror titnl fvunilal in a mishitr. Wc aimed at imlcmnity. If wantcd wc shouM Iiavc cnforccd it whcn c had thc powcr in onr hands. Wc, howcvcr. cndeavorcil to arrivc at it hv a trcatr whiih hail thc Jlcxicans rcfu.-cd to sign, would have roinplctcly upsct thc arranircmcnt. Thcr did rcfusc, and notwithstanding all our brilliant viciorics, thc war is still ui on our hands. Aftcr an outhiy of S 10,000,000. we arc worsc off -rthan cvcr. 1 am not looking at thc conqncst I throw that asilc. AVc have lost 7000 or SOCO mcn be sidcs, and aH this for r.othing at all. But Mr. I'rcs idcnt, it is said that a dcfensivc linc would have bccn as roMly as thc prosccution of the war Thc Prciidcnt and Serrctary have said it lmt I must say, to my mind, it is uttcrly impi kiUc. TIic line which 1 proposed would have bccn rovcrcd wiih hotilc lndians, and would have rcipiired ou Iy n singlc rrginicnt and a shiji of war to to guanl itscoast. 1'or scvenycars, Tcxas rcmaincd un conciucrcd hy Mcxico, and that too. whcn thc Mcx iran rconrccs and poircr, wcrc prcatcr and mcrc powcrful than thcy nre now: nnd ran any man Mievc it would cost us morc to ilcfcnd that line than to i-arry on thc prcscnt war Wc now comc Mr. 1'rcMilent, to the con.-idcration of auother cnmpaign. Sir, the same mcasurcs arc liroposcd ns werc at thc last scssion. Wc arc to'd it is not for conqucst ;tliat is cxplicitlv difavowed. It is r.ot m onler to hlot out the nationality of Mcxi co, for thc rrcsHlcut :nows dktinrtlr he wishcs to rctain its nationality. Xow sir w5 romc to thc practK-aIqucsnoii:l,all wccarr on ,rar, Ihavcinqmrc carcfully into thc mattcr, aud J mast say tlicrc arc many reasons now cxitin- a gainst it, stronger than nt thc last scssion." Thus spcaks Mr. Calbonn, who but la'tclr m' I an adnunistration man, ifhcisnot now H i oppocd to the po'icy of tl.c Prcsidcnt onposcd to Tonqucring a pcacc," hy striking at tlie" vitals of Mcxico, and destroying its nationality. If tliis bc trcason it is a vcry patriotic kind of trcason. We tnist that therc will bc erc loncr toanv more i sucli twitors. ITic I cnnrylvania Wiis, at a mceting nt have voted thntGcn. Scott is the A"--L-I;l""rthat Statcasacandidatcforlherrcs:- EOBEIGft SES. ARRIVAL 01 TIIE CALEDOXIA. Wc clip the following from tho American TraveHer, and the Boston Courier: The stcamship Cambria, Capt Ilarrison, ar rivcd at the wharf at Jcrsey City on Tucsday evening at 9 o'clock, in a little over 1 7 days pasagc from Liverpool, which "port she left on the lst iustant. arrivcd at Halifax on tho lCth inst, at -1 A. M., and left a few hours aftcr ward. The news is considercd favorablc, in a mo mcntary character. The price of moncy at the Bank was reduccd to fivc per cent. and moncy at call sold at four per cent. Thc list of failurcs was cut down to a small numbcr siuce the report ofthc last stcamer. Mr. Bancroft, tho American ministcr had left England, on a Aisit to Paris. IRELAXD. Thc state of affairs of this hclplcss land is rcpresentcd to be ratlier worse than bettcr, than at the last accounts. Murdcrs, robberics, and other outragcs arc said to bc thc oader of the day. SPAIX AXD PORTUGAL. It appearsalmrst ccrtain that MM. Mon and and Pidal have rcfused to cnter the Ministry, and that Gcn. iNarvaez will conunuc to pre sidc at the Council of Miiiislcrs. Tho Cortes of Fortu;al would bc opencd on thc 2d Januarj-. fc.arthquakes hau bccn prcv- alcnt in Lisbon: faniilics werc lcaving and slccpiug in tcnts and gardcns. SWITZERLAXD. The only impcdiment to thc jrcncral pacifi- cation of thc country has been the diflicultr of arranging tlie paymcnt ot thc hnc ot 300,000 franrs iniposcd upon Xeufchascl. Tho cxpcn scs of the war in Switzcrland arc at prcsent cstimatccl at 5,000,000 trancs, or about 5100, 000. 1 E VTII OF DUCIIESS OF PARMA. The Archduchcss 3Iaria Louisia, widow of thc Lmperor ivapoleon. andBuchess of Parma anu Placcntia, cxpireu at l arma, on thc l ui ult., at thc asc of5C. Bv hcr death thc Du- chics of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla dc volvcd upon thc abdicated Duke of Lucca,who has thus speedily rcstored to soverign powcr. Thc suddcn death of the Archduchcss Jlaria Louisia, mayproduce ancwcomplicationinthc afiairsof luscany. IXDIA AXD CIIIXA. By thc overland Ahul, dates from Bombay, to the 15th Xovemhcr, and from Ilong Kong to the 30th of Octobcr have bccn rcccived. Sir John Davis had just rcturned to Ilong Kong from a niission to Cochin China, which was wholly unsuccessiul so lar as to the opcn ing of commercial associations was conccrncd. IIc could not evcn procure audicncc to the King; though in all other respccts hc was trca- tctl with the most punculious conrtesy by the autnonucs. Texas a I'ki:u State. V corrcspondcnt of thc Chiistian Wachman, TOting from Wasliing ton, thus spcaks of the prospcct of Texas soon becoming a frcc state. It is to be hopcd that his spcculations have somc foundation in fact I have good rcason to bclicvc that Texas is to bccome a frcc state at no distant dayl This comcs to mo from a gentlcman of Texas, in whose mcans ofknowiug, and ability to form just opinions, 1 have great coutidcncc. IIc says The (icrmans now corains by ship Ioads, and scttliug undcr the supcrvision of tho agcnts of their prin ccs and nobles, who iLarc obtaincd large traets of land,are to a man opposed to slavery, this has alrcady been manitcstcd in their Iocal elcctions, and indccd, that Gov. Ilouston Avas compcUcd bv the forcc of jHjpuIar opiniou to divest himself of his slavcs in order to sccure his re-clcction to the Scnnte. If on this I am not niUinformcd, how completcly all tlie acts of Southcrn politicians will be ovcrthrown lt was the fcar that Great Brit ain nas about to abolish slavery in Tcxas,that in diucdMr. Upshur, thcn Sccrctaryof State, in IS-19, to takc thc initiativc of anncxation, and to spcak ofthc plau on thc part of Great Britian "as a movcmcnt not to bc contcmplated in silcnce, uor to bc successful without the most strcnuos cf fons on our part to arrcst a calamiti so scrious to evtry jxirl of our country." uXo two calamities," hc says, -souId lx:fall the country more to bc dc ploreil that thc nrcdominauce of'Britisli inflncnrn and the nUJition of stanry? And now the honest Gcnnans arc becomin prcdownnnt, and the aio lition of shviry mustfollow; for cvcry Gcnnan cmigrant cotintsonc at thoballot box, nndas one, cquals thc plantcr, thc owncr of a thousand nc grocs. It is only in thc House of Rcprcscntativcs of the Unitcd Statcs that fivc slavcs count as much as tlirce cilucns of cw England. Shaks pearc says 'For 't is tho sport, to have thc cnginccr Iloist with his own pctar and iu looking into tlie corrcspondcncc of thc State Departnicnt wc scc how tnily this will come to pass, whcn thc Gcnnan cmigrnnts mcn who Iovc libcrty, und thcir own well-bcing, and thc prospcrity of thcir adoptcd land shall cnablc iiiLiu iu i-Aiirpaic siavcn" out of 1 cxas. WAsm.vr.Tox Xew;s. A postscript to a lcttcr 011 balurdliv Mr. VpIitcr (rnvn n dmnn. rt ucu. ivcarncy aml Jlaj. lihss, and that Mr Speak- uimii.1 iu iiiiuiuji pica uiiincr to somc sixtccn gutlemiu. Co!on:I Taylor, hrothcr of the Gcneral, of thc army, and Ex-Govcrnor Scward and Dudlcy Scldcu of Xcw York, were of the party. Laege IIoo. Tlie Bennington Banncr ofthc 17th says: -Ficcman Stratton, Eq, of this town killcd a hog a few days ago weighing seren hun ilml and Uh jminils. This is, hv far, the most Iortly nHtr that lms bccn killcd in this scction past past scason. The Xew Loax Bii.e. Thc loan hill, rcport cd into thc IIousc of Bcpresentativcs on tlie 19th insta'nt, authorizc thc IVcsidcnt within a vcar from itspassage toborrowtho sum of 318,000000 at six per cent. intcrcst, payablc qnarterly orscmi annunlly, nnd the loan to Iks rcimbursablc in twenty ycars. Xo part o( thc stock is to I sold belowpar, atcnth part of one per eent. ($18,000) is allowed to agents who ncgotiate the loan, and for printing and other cxpcnses, and thc Sccrcta rr of thc Treasury is dircctcl in his ncxt report to Cougrcss to state thc amount borrowcd, of whom, on what tcrms. and what proposals have bccn rcjectcd. Thc moncy rcccived for custom duties is jilclgcd for thc paymcnt of thc intcrest, and thc redeinption of thc s'tock. Gex. Cass and the War axd Wilsiot PnovisoGen. Cass has writtcn a lcttcr toa gentlcman in Tenncssec, defining his position on the War and the Wilmot Proviso. IIc oc cupics administration ground on thc war ques tion, and opposcs thc ndoption of tuc ProvLso. IIc is opposed to Congress prevcnting thc in troduction of Slavery into new tcrritory, and is for lctting the peoplc who settle it dctcrmine whethor they will have slavery or not Xow ilr. Cass must know tliat Mr.Polk has alrcady an armr of slovcholders in Xcw 3Iex ico, who would immcdiatcly cstablish slaverj thcrc if annexed. He knows, too, situated as tbis omnrry is. slavcholdcrs would prcss on to it with thcir slavcs, and thus sccure thcdomin ion of slaverj- in the wholc of it. But hc is playing for thc Presidency, and of conrse Lib crty must be crushcd undcr tho wheels of his asccndcncy. True Dcmocrat. TI Caxadiax Pauliamext. Thc Montical ilcrald of thc llth has thc rcturn of fiftv-two membera, and classcs thcm thus: 20 ministc rial, 20 onpoMtion and 2 doubtful. Thc Ga zcttc of the12thicontains thc return of fiftr three mcmbers, 25 conscrvatives, 24 opposi tion, and i .doubtful. Tho Gazctte of the 1 1th 25 conserrativcs, 22 opposition, anu aouuuui. Thc Pilot of thc 21th rcports the election ot 17 ministcrial, 35 opposition, and 6 doubtful. U. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDEXCE OF TIIE BOSTOX AibAa. Washington-, Jan. 19, 1848. T wrofp. this brtef lcf ter this aftc'rnoon, gir- ingyou an account of tho pcrsons who occu pied thc attcntion of the Scnatcand IIousc up on thc gravc qucstions which now agitate the nation. Mr. ioote, ot.Miss., mauc a unVi in thc Scnatc, which I rrust, for thc good namc and character of thatdignificdbody,will ncver bcrcpeatcd. He is, to uscahomcly phrasc, "thc smallest of small potatoes," and how in the world he cvcr attaincd tho clcvatcd posi t?nn which he now holds. of Scnator ofthc U- nited Statcs, is beyond my comprchcnsion. Duringthc two monthslhavc bccn in .tho capitaf city of the Union, I have hcard many sDccchcs in thc lowcr IIousc, which both in m.inncr and mattcr wcrc sufficicnt to east a shadc of rcgret ovcr my mind that peoplc should be so led astrar as' to votc for uch a man; but the efl'ort of thc Mississippi Scnator was much less calculateU to crcatc rcspcct anu command attcntion than anvthingl cver heard in tho IIousc, and I fccl tliatl owc an apology to Mr. Dickensou, f X. Y., for thc asscrtion T made the other dar. that hc was thc smallest mind in thc Senate, for in coniparison to the Scnator of Mississippi hc assumcs quite arc snppt.iblc riosition. Whilc this cxhibition was going on in the Scnatc, a sccnc of vcry dilTcrent character was hp iiir enactcd in thc "IIousc. I rcfer to thc spccch madc to-dayby Pa!rick AV. Tompkins, ol'Miss., the solc Whig member from that State Mr. Tompkins madc onc of thc best snccchcs that have been madc in thc Housc thc prcsent scssion. Thc IIousc was in Committccs ofthc Wholc Mr. Tompkins de votcd his hour to a review of the Prcsidcnt's message rcfusing to communi- catc to thc IIousc mformation in rcgard to the admission of Santa Anna into Mcxico, and thc instructions given to Mr. Slidell, our Ministcr Plcninotentiarr to that country. He was elo- qucnt, trnthfnl and scathing. Heshowed that Mr. Polk, while a Rcpresontative in Congress, liobl in 1R9.1. nnininns the ven reverso he

now held, that he was loud in his denuncia- ttons of the Prcsidcnt lor withholdmg lnlorma tion from thc IIousc, although the resolution asking for it, and thc information sought to be obtaincd, werc widely Uillcrcnt lrom that now askcd for; thc difTcrence, liowevcr, was ajto gcthcr against himself. In this conncction, Sir. Tompkins delivcrcd a highly wrought and bcantiful culogy upon Mr. Adauis, thc then Prcsidcnt. Mr. Adams sits very ncar Mr. Tompkins, andappcarcd tobe dccply alfectcd oy tnc cioqucnt tnuute oi tuenigu souieu anu manly Msssissippian. Whcnhc sat down hc was congratulatcd on all sidcs for thc ability he had displaycd. Mr. Tompkins is about 42 ycars ofagc, bf middlc sizc, has a plcasant exprcssion ol countcnancc, high forehead, and, as thcy say in the West, "hc's onc of 'cm,""alwaysin town, withapock ctfullofrocks." Havins devotcd so much spacc to the two mcmbers from Mississippi, I have hardly timc left to tcll you of thc spccch madc by Mr. Tuck. of Xcw Hampshirc, It was not calcu- latcd to arrcst so intenscly thc attcntion of the Housc as the great spccch of Mr. Tompkins but it was, nevcrthcless, a sound and manly specch, imbucd with truc Xcw England scnti- mcnt, anu calculateU to commanu tnc rcspcct and attcntion not only of his own immcdiate constitucnts, but ol retlcctiug men cverywhcre. I undcrstand tlat thc spccch will appcar in a few days in full, whcn I hopc it will find a placc in the columns of the Atlas. m i f 1 i .1 liir. O.UCK1S onc oi luc uium niuuMnuua auu gcntlcmanlr mcmbers of thc IIousc, and is u niversally rcspcctcd. IIc js ayoung man, and will, I have no doubt, attain, if he has not al rcady, a position which will give hiiu jjrcat iu- flucncc. Tho Whigs of Xew Hampsbirc have cvcry rcason to fcclproudof thcir representa- tivc; and thc position which hc holds, thc scn t' t. -it- i j iimcius wincii no uiiere, uuu iue uic& iiugives, show tliat thcrc is no rcason undcr Hcavcn why thc Indcpcndent Democrats and the Whigs of tho Old Granitc Stato should not go shoulder to shoulder, and work harmoniously together to rcdccm that gallant State from thc thraldom of uttcr radicalism. W. S. EDITORIAL CORRESPOXDEXCE. WAsnixcTOX, Jan. 20th, 1848. Therc was no busincss transactcd in cither IIousc of Congress to-day. Thc two branchcs came together at thc usual liour; and in thc IIousc, immcdiatcly aftcr thc journal was rcad; Mr. lirouhcail, i'ennsylvania, announccd the death of onc of his collcagucs, Mr. Hornbcck after which thc usual resolution was adopt cd, and the IIousc adjounicd. A like scrvicc was pcrfonncd m thc Scnate. Mr. Webstcr was cngagcd m thc Suprcme Court, and drew a largc numbers of ladies and gcntlcmcn to hcar lum. The caso was in relation to a co partnership. Thpro i vnrv little nnw mntfpr if frnnpr-il conccrn about which to writc. Mr. 6lay at tracts many visitors to the Uuited Statcs Hotcl, whcrc hc has rooms; and his prescncc hcrc at this timc, of coursc, causcs much specula- tion m rcgaru to the hig candiuatc for thc Presidency. It is gcncrally eoncedcd hcrc that Mr. Cass will bc thc Loco Foco nomincc. Hc is ultra and unprincipled, and will carry out any mcasurc his partv may proposc. His election would, in mr opiniou, bc more disas- terous to this country than crcn tho election of Mr. Polk lias been and thcscfore it should bc the aim of cvcry true friend of the Union, of i'eaee, anu ot pohticul morality, to dcleat him, or any of his stamp. Mr. Clay has many influential friends, who prcss with all thcir zeal and ability his nomi- nation. JLliey protcss to bclicvc him thc strongcst man that can bc madc a candidatc. That he has many warm siipportcrs in the country, no onc can or will denr, and that hc would makc a modcl of an Executi vc, no Whig at Icast will qucstion. Yet tliat hc at thc prcscnt timc thc most available man is the point on which thc party difler. Therc seems to bc a strong disposition evinccd to makc thc nextcaiup.iign a victoriou3 onc Thc prcscnt position of altairs hcrc and in Mexico rcndcrs this dcsirablc almost bej-ond calculation. If the higs arc dcfcated this fall, and such a man as Cass clected, I have, and so have oth crs pldcr and ablcr than mysclf, gloomy forc bodings of the futurc dcstiny of this country. Mr. Clay's friends arc numcrous and inilucn- tial, but tlicrc u a vcrj- large class of artlcnt and cnthusiastic Whigs who doubt thc policy of rnnning him again,and think that witli him dcfcat would be incvitablc. This class gencr ablyprcfcr Taylor as a candidatc, though thcrc aro many who namc McLean, and Scott, and Webstcr, but at thc present timo in thc city of AVashington tho two moin currents of opin ion go for Clay and Taylor. I have hcard somo Taylor men sny that thcy would run him, Convcntion or no Convcntion; and I havo hcard somc Clay men say that thcy wonld votc for "no one but narry Clav ns long as he livcd, and that aftcr his death they would go for his Executors." Isow all this is mcrc vcrbiagc, and is nd indication of what either party will evcntually do. Among tho wise anu discrot men, a Xatiohal Convcn tion is advocatcd, and by thc decision of that body they will abide. It is gcncrally conccdcd hcJc that Taylor "s n Whig,' but this noivocal poJtioa hejnow hohlsof ccunug."ianrt thfi. supportofbothparties, displcascs many, and unlcss he comcs out boldly npon tho n hig platform, and tellsthe country in languagc un cquivocal what arc his views concerning this war, and the policy hc would pursue in regard to Alexico, and other mattcrs morc or less uu portant, he can calculatc upon but a fceble support from thc Whjg party, and upon none nt all from the Loco Focos. Those who know Taylor say he is as sound as Mr. Clay or any othcr Whig upon theso issues if so, why thcn not say so publicly, anu cnu all aoubt. You will havo noticed thc rcnort of a bill from the Committce of Ways and Mcans, fora loan of 1 8 millions fice Jtundred thousand dollars. This immensc sum has alrcady bccn expenucu, and it is demandcd to pay for obligations al rcady incurrcd; and bcfore thc cnd of the scs sion, another loan will bc requircd, of twcnty millions morc. to carrv this bcautiful war into the "vital parts ot iMexico. 1 have not reau the bill, as it has not bccn rcturned from thc printcrs, but I prcsume that it fixcs the inter cst at six pcr cent.. and provides that it must bc negotiatcd at or above par. Treasurj- notes. bcarincr six Der cent intcrcst, are now scllins at a discount of two pcr cent., and with thc prcsent scarcity ot moncy, ttic uovcrn ment, I think, will find it difficult to ncgotiate a loan. It is gcncrally undcrstood herc that thc Loco Focos will cndeavor to changc thc character of tho bill, so as to have thc amount reouircd raised by an issue of Treasury notcs, or in other words, dcprcciatcd Government papcr, and flooding thc country with thc worst kind of jiaper curreucy: AVill it not bc an intcresting spccticlc to have the Loco Foco side of tlie IIousc takc up the cudgcls for this dcprcciatcd Government papei, after all they have saiu in Ucnunciation ot uanc notcs anu in fuvor ofthe hard moncr, subtrcasurv' systcm. Again, a great intcrcst is felt herc to scc what course thc House will takc, in relation to the rcfusal of the Prcsidcnt to comniunicate to Connss and the country thc rcioe of the corrcspondcncc which led to tho return of San ta Anna to Mcxico, an the instructions given to John Slidell, whcn hc was scnt Minister to Mex-.eo. Thcrc are certam tacts iu relation to this mattcr which honorablc mcmbers here bclicvc it is by many bclicved, and therc are good grounds for the bclief, that Slidell was instructcd to demand ofMcxico a consider able nortion of California, and to demand tho Rio Grande as thc wcstcrn boundary of Texas; and it is belicvcd that Santa Anna had agrccd, when in Cuba, tliat hc would, if again in pow- er, acccdc to our uemanus, whatcvcr thcy micht bc and as an equivalent, wc werc to givc up our claims against Mcxico, and in ad dition, as adouceur to himself, wc were to givc him thrcc millions of dollars. As part, therc- forc, of thc schcme, bhilell was mstructcU to tln-catcn the Mcxican government, in the c- vcnt of its rciusal to accedo toour uemanus, witli a return of Santa Anna from banishment and as a nart ofthc nlan, tocoerce thc3Icx- ican government, our sliips of war were order cd to"cruife in thc Gulf, and thc army undcr Gcneral Taylor to advancc to the Rio Uranae. It sohanncned taat Mr. Slidell was not rccciv ed consequcutly thopurportof his inst ruction is not Kuown. n u. Xew Yohk, Tucsdar, Jan. 25, 7 8 o'clock," P. M. j Senate. Mr. Bagby submitted a rcsolu tion for consideration, ilecJanng tnai y,on rcss has no nowcr to cstablish or prolubit slavery in any State in this Union, allirming thc nght to acquire tcrntory uy conqucs-, anu i i.t.i: ucnymg tne ngm lopromuu numnij; iuumj ac(iuircd. On motion. thc Senate laid aside the morn- intr busincss and procecded to thc considera tion ofthc order ofthe day, viz: thc ten rcgi- imcnt bill. .Mr. Clarko spoko m strong tenns of oppo sition to the war policy of tho Administra tion. Mr. Crittcndon asked Mr. Cass whcthcr Gen. Scott had been snspcnded from com mand, and whcthcr Gen. orth, was relencu from arrcst. Mr. Cass rcnlicd that both wcro true, and that tho command now deiolvcd on Gen. But- ler. as scnior oflicer. Mr. Cnttcndcn csprcsscd his astonihmcnt in relation to tho coursc pcrsucd in this mat tcr. Hotjse. Tlie Spcakcr announccd as thc first thing in order, thc busincss on the table, viz: thc Rcnorts of Committccs. Bv unanimous conscnt sevcral rcsolutions were olicreu anu auoptcu. Many bills, both pnvate aml public, were rcad twicc and refcrred. Thc Democratic Caucus in Washington a donteda resolution to hold a Xational Con- veation m xsaltimoru on tuc itii jtonuay oi

Mav. Thc first nortion of Col. Fremont's defencc OCCUpiCS sevcn coiumns in mu iiauurai iiuui' ligcnccr. It charges Gen. Kcarncr with bcar iiiL' falsc witncss. Thc Intclliircnccr discrcdiU thc rumors of neace. Alr. waiKcr, nia icitcr io mc mis-issqipi Convcntion, cxprcsses his intcntion ct resign in-r aftcr March, 1819. Thc aiipcal of Mrs. Connor, who claims to be thc wife of Gcn. an Aes, has been dis- misscd br thc Suprcme Court. Mr. Clay is to have a public dinncr given to him m Washington. SEXATE. Washington, Jan. 27, 1S48. Mr. Undcrwood prcsentcd a memorial from thc lsoanlot Alanagcrsot thcrcmalc.uission ary Society, praying that lands west of thc Itocky iUountains may bc sct apart lor thc ln- uians. Mr. Baslcy prescnted a resolution, to be ad- ueu to those otlcrcu by him a tew days ago, in sisting that thc peoplc of the Torritories of the Umteu btatts havcanght toregulatc the ques tion of Slavery in thcir respectivc Territorics. Mr. Yulce, from the Xaval Committee, rc- ported a bill lor the lehcf of the olhcers, sca mcn and marincs of the brig Somers. Mr. Bcnton Introduced a bill to amcnd thc Goth and 51st rdlcs of thc articlcs of war, rcl ativc to thc practiccof Court martial courts ot mquiry in thc army. lt was rcad twicc. Mr. licnton prcsentcd a petitionMrom Uol. Fremont, pra-ing thc Senate toappoint a com mittce to examinc pcrsons now in this city, as to liabtlitics incurrcd by him in California, for which hc considers the Government respousi- Dle. resolution prcsentcd by Mr. Ashlcy, cn- quiring the manner in which thc public print ing was cxccuted, was adoptcd. Ihc len ItC2imcnt Bill ivas then takcn up. Mr. Phelps having the iloor, wcnt into a cal culation to show the eirect ot thcWarujion thc financial and commercial afiiiirs of thc country. Hc cstimatcd that un to thc lst Ju- ly last, tho Treasury had fallcn in arrears, from the commenccmcnt of the war, $68,000,000. At thc close of the prcscnt ycar this arrcarase would bc incrcascd to not less than S80.000,- ooo. Ue thcn cxammcd thc cstimatcs of the Sccrctarv of thc Treasury for futurc revcnues. all of which were too hish. Havinsmadc dc- ductipns from cach itcra in tho Secrctary's cal culations, and having shown how thc cstimatcs of expenditups for the ncxt .two ycars, may uc cxpccteu to tatl Deiow tho actual nmounts requircd, hc concludcd that thc Secrctarj-had over-estimatod tho reccipts for the next ycar abont S 17,000,000, and undcrrated the expen ditnres 522,000,000. Hc did not bch'cve tbat the moncv askcd lbr could bc obtamcu by loan or Treasury notcs. Tho amount of spccicnow 5n tbe XTcw York banks did not excccd 55,000,- 000. Thc Boston banks hc'-l r"jri .vi. T.i.:,. l,.nl- S2.000.000. It 1 would bo impossible for Government to find 820,000,000, lfi specie, arid nothing ejsewouia be rcccived for the proposed loan. Thc vcry T.I.. ,ln Jn IJnvern- large Juesiuiciii3 iwtuin uwm i... i. mcnt stock, railroad manufactorieshadabsorb- ed most of the active capitalot tnecouuuj. Thc moncymarkct is now unusually stringent, and specie is leaving the country in large a mount i by cvcry packct. This state of things is likely to conUnuo as long as thc war contin ucs. Ourstocksarc rapiuly deprcciating m valuc. Government cannotget moncy ironi abroad, because other nations have no moncy to spare, and if thcy had they have nosyrnpa thy with us in this war, and would not aid in .r v.. .1 intr mnnfiv for that lis prosccuiiuu ujr 1 purtwsc. In cvcry point of vicw m which the subject prcsents jtself, he could scc only an cmbarrassed treasury and a distrcsscd cornmu nity. HOUSE OF REPRESEXTATIVES. The StandingCommittcs bcingcallcd upon for rcports, a numbcr of private bills were rcportcd, rcad twice and refcrred. Mr. Rockwcll, from the Committee on Claims, rcportcd, with amcndments, a resolution provid ing for the preparation and publication, alphabct ically, of all private claims from thc commence mcnt of the XlVth to close ofthe XXIXth Con gcss, with thc action of tho House and Scnatc on each particular case. Ono amcndment jmrposes to cmploy Jamcs Yonng, at a compensation not excceding thntpaid to thccngrossingclcrks ofthe IIousc, thc other clerks to render such arsishuice as may not be inconistcnt with their ordinaiy dutics. An animatcd debato followcd betwccn Mr. Rockwell of Ct. Mr. Bockwcll of Mass Mr. Evans ofMd.Mr. Pollock, Mr. Cobb of Ga. Mr.IIenley, Mr. Ilouston of Dcl. Mr. Sniith of 111. und cthcrs, ns to thc chcapcst and best plan. Thc Ycas and Xays wcrc called sevcral times on varions motious and nntcndmcuts, nnd finally tlie report was agrccd to,and tlie resolution adopt cd Ycas 92, Xays S9. The House wcnt into Committc of the Whole, Mr. J.K.Ingcrsoll in thc Chair,on thc Prcsidcnt's Message. Mr. Thompson of Indiana, nddrcsscd the com mittee. IIc said hc had bccn rcpresentcd to tho JCew York papcrs somc wecks siuce, as having mailc a spccch on this noor m tavor oi tne suiyu gation of Mcxico. And iu thc Union of Tuesday he was again rcported as having madc n spccch infavor ofthc war and thc Adniinistration. Ile had made ncithcr. Ile would takc this opportu nitr to state liis scntimcnts, and procecded to dis cuss the uncstion. He inisted that thc Xucces, and not tho Rio Grandc, was the trno line of boumLrj- hctwccn the Unitcd btatcs and Jlcxico. He asscrtcd that Gcn. Taylor hhd never adviscd thc march ofthc army to thc Rio Grandc, cxccpt hypothctically. Thc Prcsidcnt was dctcrmined to make war.'and had dcceivcd thc pcojilc. Hc had iriven Gcn. Tavlor onlcrs to march thc army bcvond thc Xucces, ten days before ho kncw of Shdell s rcjection by the Mcxican uovcrnment. And the Presidcnt knew that Slidell would bo rejected before hc scnt him to Mexico. Mj. Thompson waseloqucnt and scvcro iu his dcnun: ciation ofthc Govcmmcnt. XOMIXATIOX OP GESER.VI. T.vTton. Both houcs of thc Tcnncssce Ix;gi.slature bavc passcd n resolution nominating Gcn. Taylor to thc l'rcs idency. In thc Scnatc it passed by a strict party vot. In thc Housc, onc Whig votcd ngainst and one Locoforo for it. DEATH OF GEX. GEO. P. BARKER. A Telegrnphic dcspatch from Bcnj. J. Wclch, Jr, ofthc Buffalo Rci.uclic. inorms us of the death of Gcn. Gco. Barkcr, late Attomcy Gcner al. Mr. Barkcr ilicd at Butfalo ou 1 hur.-.day moming, at 11 o'clock. Hc was 40 ycars of age. Utica Morning Ilavkl, FEOM THE ARMY. Rcportcil for thc Alb Knickcrliockcr. IMPORTAXT FROM MEXICO. Tlie Cucrilla FiihtOen. Scott Atseses ffirce M'dlhus on Jfcxican States Three ifonths Annistke. Xnw YonK Scx Office, 7 Wednesday night. Wc have furthcr ncwsby Poney Expros, Xew Orleans dates to thc 50th. The steamer Orleans had arrivcd from Ycra Cmz with dates to Ihc llth. The loss br thc attack on Col Mills' tnjin falls priiK'ipallr on nierchants. Onc English house looscs 554,000. Tlie French and Spanisli pcoplo rcccived goods br paying smartly. Gen. Scott has tisscssed the Mcxican Statcs 53,000,000, as an annual contribution to sui port thc armv. Parcdc Jarautn, thc Icadcr of the pucriUas had advanced within cight miles ofthc Capiial, whcn hc was pursucu by thc uragoons. Thc nimor that Colouel Withcrs' ccmmand for Rio del Xortc had bccn cut olf was not crcditcd. Aquonim ofthe Xcw Mcxican Congre.-s wxs cxpcctcd at Qucrctaro in Januarj-. Tliere had been less talk about a pronunci aracnto. Tlie .Mcxicans preferrcd arbitration. An annisticc of thrce months was talkcd of. LATEST FROM THE SOUTH. Another Steamboat Disaster Fvrtylives lost. Wc have dates from Xew Orleaus to thc 20th, by Poney Express. Thc stcamer Taflahusha, with a cargo of Cotton, on the Red Kner, was dcstroycd by firc on Tuesday a week ago. Forty lives wcrc lost. Tho cotton markct was animated, and thcre was a fair demand for sugar. Flour continucs heavy. Thcrc was a large firc to-day at Washington, Six houscs were destroycd. llcportcd for tlie Albany Eve. Journal. Xew- Yock, Jan. 27 3 p. m. Thc Courier and Enquirer of this niorning has a lcttcr lrom iSew Urlcans, in wlncli it pla ccs creat confidencc, stating thatMr. Trist nas postively negotiatcd and signed a trcaty of pcacc with the Mcxican Commissioners. Thc Union says'that nodispatches have bccn rcceivcd atthc State Department in regard to a treaty. The Southcrn Tclcgraph is out of ordcr,and thc report of-ycsterday's Cougrcss proceedingj rathcr meagrc. In thc Scnatc, Mr. Dix made a spccch up on the tcn rcgimcnt bilL In thc House, the resolution closing tho de- batc on tho Prcsidcnt s message was rcconsid' crcd and thcn laid on thc table. Xumcrous communications from thc Excctt- tivc Department were tikcn from thc Spcaker"s table, rcad, and ordercd printed. A joint resolution ofthc Senate authorizing tho crection ofa uionumcnt to Washington on thc public grounds, was passed. j The llouso Uien went into commmtu w. wholc, on the Prcsidcnt's annual mcssagc Mr. Palfrey addresseil tho comau. TT,p TT S SfPnmcr Ann Chasc, has bccn lost ncar Tampico. XoUvesIost. T.i-rrn From Mexico. Thc Pony Ex- nresi froin Xew Orleans, brings dates to thc 20th ult. Thc stcamer Orleans had arnvcdatcw; Orleans, bringing dates from Vera Cruzto the tion, anu ssm oi comui..auUi., -Hthult. portions ofthe work. 2vo pubhsher is w Chihuahus S4 9,000, ChoahuilaoOOO, Lhia-, pas 000, ac: 4 :i,uuu, urangoijj.wuu, Uu.M-n Qnlev. Hc is amcnj bc hrst wi, JaliscoS23G,000,MexicoCG3,000,Mi ho- Mr uottcj nc o ,era(ar an 277,000. Xuca I.con 30Aif. PiieM." mwMipcn miis uJit.fe- f 1 II... T .:tl fl1 0 H- ll. 1 naloa 33',00tf, Sonora 5000, Tabasco 5J 09o Tamaulipas 7f,0W, Vera Cruz 249,000 Zae' atecas 32e,0dfr. Thcre u nothing comeJtohand indicathc ofpcacc. Padre Jaranta has' advahced -ifitlfha r.n. illas within eight miles 6f the Capital. A dd tachment of Dragoons pursued him. Tt i rnmored that CoL Wthers' cnm..i for Real del Monto has bccn cut off. Thern- mor is not conhrmcd Iimes, Tel. BY HTAGNETIC TELEGRAPE REFORTED FOR THE GALAXT Tho Washington Correspondent ofthe Xcw York Express, givcs the following acconat of tho Whig Congrcssional Caucus'. WASniNGTON, Jaa. ;g. The Whig Congressional Caucus was we. attended, ono hundred pcrsons being present Mr.Mangmnpresided. The qncstion to i,, considered was: shall tho Whig party go iBto a Xational Convcntion. Some of the Tatfor men argned a postponement of tho qncstion and Mr. Gentry, of Tenn., spoke for an honr and a half against any decision now in favorof a Convcntion. Ho argued the claims of Gen. Taylor with great force, upon thc meetin" and tho advantages of running him, independcnt of any Convcntion, and by tho simple prinisrr organization ofthc peoplc. The Whigs gcncr ally, howcvcr, have evcr been fora convcntion and nothing short ofa convention and would in no cvcnt unite on Gen. Taylor, unlesj he. comcs out as a Whig. The rcsult ofthe Cau cus was a vote in favor ofa convention. The Commercial Advertizer of Sat. cvcn ing, makes tho following- nnnounccmcnt in rc gard to the Treatr of Peaco: We are enabled to say, thcre aro lettorj ia tho city from Membera of Congress ofbcth parties, which declare in the most unequivo:al tcrms, that thc form ofa trcaty orarrangcmenr has bccn rcccived at AVashington, corropon ding gcncrally, with thc propositions originally madc by Mr. Trfc-t to tho Mcxican Commi sioncrs, and that it wonld bo ngreed to by tli Adininistration. THE 6ALAIY. MIDDLEBURY, VT. Tuesday, Feb.l, 1848. GEXERAL SCOTT. Aftcr rumors havo beon multiplied to nlmos! nny cxtcnt in relation to thc rccall of Gcn. Scott from the command of thc unnr in Mexiro, tlie fact has nt leiigth bccn confirnicd, nnthenticallr by thc declaration of Gcneral Cnss in thc Scnarn It is also certain that a conrt martial has been ordercd comoscd of Gcn. Towson Paynisti-r Gtn in conjunction with Gcneral CusMii!; sn.l n Gcn. Butlcr ofthc voluntccr forces, tocnquirj into the chanrcs prcftrrecVnKninsthini by (icnrrtt Worlh. Thc charges preferrcd by Gcn. Scott gainst Gcn. Worth in tho mcantiino haro I;eii disniissol wtthont a hcarin?, Snch inomiuioui trcatmcnt of a Gcncnd whosa hrillLint victorics in Mexico havo chnost fdlcil tho mcasure of liij country's Rlory, nnd plnccd his own nanie upon thc most splendid pngc of our nations Iii.norr must arousc mcn evcn of the mojt cool aml plu losophic tcmpcrments to a rcfloctiun npon tl.o character of rnlen wlio could thus rcnture tootit. rnge every pnilciple of justiro to carry out thc ETOvcIing objccts of a proflit'ato amhi.ion. ho could Iiavc conccived it possible cren in thcso days of moral and political degcnerarT, that Polk rankling witli cnvy and hntc ns lic ii -gainst cvcry man whccsuperioriitcrt'!s milit cn able him to cross thc path of his unliallowcd m bition.woald thus harcattcinptcdtodipir.igeuai ofthegrcatestromninndcrs tfthii orBtiyoti.cmttt in thc inidst ofa noblo cnrcerof illujtrioai ter viccs to his couutry' Is an anicricrn liiurrel thus frcsh from thc fields of his coumry's fiutj to be made gaine of nnd hnnteil dowu by thoicr nel of hungry ollicc holuers who new fill the scaw of powcr at thc cupital! And can tlie cob thcniselvcs cxpcct any more syiiqmtlir 111 t!n prescrvau'on of their lives nud lurtunes froin a J cliquc of nmliitious aspinu.ts v.liosc crcry tepi tlie prosccution of tliis c,iant luujuity i markcU wi.h thfj rohlicry nndbluod of twoijterrcpuIIic?, than thcir favoritu Ucncral Homc hcrsclf re r.owucd nhovc all other nations rccordcd on the pages of history for tho worst of deJpots, ncrer was aluictcd with a moro rccklcss and unfccllng rulcr than the american unioa at tho prcscut mo mcnt. Thb Weathkb. A fcw wccks slnce, old J.l Frost tnmcd upon us a morc churlish aspect than that intelligent gentleman "the olJtstinhubitiaC cvcr witncssed evcn in this hyperborcan rcgion. But cvcr sincc, hU scvcrity has bcenrelaxins for scvcral wccks he lias bccn bcstoning upon ni hisblnndcst smiles.Asexprcsscdby thc poet "Glod mnidcd May sccms to Wow hcr warm brcath into thc grim facc of Febnmry." Al! nature Iuu bccn gnulually cxhibiting thc appcaraace ot an carly opcningspring. In Vermont we aic participat inginall the soft tcmpered aiwof a Carohna wintcr. Bntwc cannot Ion? dcpcud uponthis mclting mood of onr prcscnt wintcr. Ho w.U soon bc mantling all nature in his whitcst robcs. So say ourm ost sagacious wcather wiiacres w- have discovcrcd hugc banks of snow m tl.c non zon down south. i i.w no AHE iilGGEST. O placc in this country whcrc fattor rork" madcthan in Addison Connty. Col-Smiih, of Bristol, a few days sinco killcd a lio-c, months old, which wcighcd 637 lbs. ItniW uredl4 inchcsin thickness over tho point c thc shoulder. GODEYS LADIE'S BOOK. Tho Fcbruary numbcr of this truly popu"Jf work is now upon our table. It appcars cnv bcllishcd with no less than 1 2 of thc fincst -pw imensof art, which we havo rcccntly hadtlw fortunc to meet with. Thc typography of ti work can hardly bc surpasscd by any Ictter prcss in tho country. Tho contributors art among thc most distinguishcd and agrecaw" femalc writcrs in tho country. and their fonnanccs in this number are pccuh'arly fr-ttrR in nnritv ofstvlc. beauty of r ,i, ,rratirt cniitled to thcpatronage of the pnwic,

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v his indoniitaulc persevercncc and cntcr cnablcs liim to maintaia lus onginai as- cmlcncy. Tho tcrms upon wliich tl:c Ladics' IJook can bo found iu an advcrtiscmcnt m thi. jiapcr. ,TTi-.rm rT TllfvTPn -.t- r- .,i, flm mlir.inistration lcadcr .OIT. vuss, i dir.' ntlior ilav that we 111 IUC .wuau:, oi" .1 11 n. i. -vi.nl.l nf Mnxieo and not COllHI ittiiu" w- r..l d,i wnrsn for it." Aud asrain, Mr. Cass said I 'IC hat lhc i- i:.. -.vIU rnmmlimc-ltC fllllV t0 tllO Cn ,1 n ,1, TTnllAtllft wholc obiect it has in vicw. I liopc tliat thc Executivc will say ;n o manv wortls, tliat "s oi;jai is, m w .,mct-...co! fn ronnuer iMcxico. Mr. Mannim, (in his seat.) To conquer Mr. Cass I rcpeatit, ar, to conqucr Mcx ,L(Qnvpr.-l Senators Tliewliole? Mr. Cass Thc wliolc.but not to liold it all fo conqucr Mexican injusticc to conqucr Mcxico until slie sccks a lair aim uuuu finfl I lionc that tlic Exccutive will :i nrwiitlnne in cvcrv part of the Mexican country till that oliject'bc accomplish- r.,1 Tf T l-now mv countrvnien, tney wiu sus- ihn TVcsidcnt in doinsr so. Tliat I takc t,' bc his purpose-and thc manncr of obtaining tliat objcct must oc ucieniniivu a.....-.u-; rnnsiiltntion with military mcn who m.derstand the country and the situation of thc Mexican govcrnmcnt., latc Boston Atlas contains a statemcnt of t',o cxact numbcr of votcs givcn for cacliof thc i:in.liers of tbo prcsont Congress from ncarly icrv State i:i the Union. This statemcnt cx hlliits, in a verv striking manncr, thc rast in. ilucncc which thc ownership of slavcs givcs to flavc-holdcrs, and at-counts for thc powcr hithorlo cxcrciscd. Ilcncc fomes thc powcr which has madc and allcred tarilfs ai pcrsnnal or scctional intcreit has dictafcd: ha madc I'rcsidcnt s and Fccurctl iialronr."-c; has madc ivar, anncxcd tcrritory aid'Iicn callcd on the wliolo Union to parthc i'-ppncs;and it is to this powcr that Xorth- m doiigli-facca bow in trcmbling obscquious W'c cxtract from thc statemcnt thc numbcr f votcs givcn for thc two opposing candidatc! in thc four Pistriets in New llampshirc, and m ihe first four in Virginia. Fnm this it np- j e.trs that onc votcr in a slne-hol(iiii2 Statc l,.,s nfarlv inuth pou-croriullucnceasthrcc i'i a i'rco Staic In Xiic Ilampsliirc. KstrictXo. 1, H.83G X( 2, 12,0(U Xo. 3, 1-3,17-1 Ko, 4. 12,303 Toial, The Abolilion votcs not cotintcd. In Virginia li-(iiet Xp. 1, Xo. Xo, 3, Xo. -1, 51,337 1,101 3,773 1,0-11 1,G0G 17,721 T.'.al, NVfthrhs if Ihc samc ir.dopcndcnce o! fjiiril, thc sclf-rcspfct. and thc simc lianuony n. ie vxhibit in thu five Statw ns iu thc Slaw Malcs, the fannci-s iu'.d c.-w'y oblain and j.n-scrvi- not only tliuir nghts, l.ut thc respcct i f ihe orld. OfTThe 'JVlcgranh is at Iciitii stning to Middk-liunr, and wc arc now ifnnmunifating witli Troy and Xcw Yorfc. Tlic wireiiijj i rapidly profCLilin; north, andduring thc weok I'nrlington will come in'.olinc. It iscxpectcd Ihat thc wholc vrorknill bo complctcd toMon 1a:d within thrcc nftks. MTLAXD AND AVASIILXCTON ItAIL KOAD. AVc had thc plcasiirc of attnii'iing a nipct in" at Castleton on Mondav of this wcck, thc ln;nfsnf which w.T! .1 novcliv m I'nnont. It w.-ts a mpcliii!: of thc ConiniiH:icrs of thc Ku'land ai:d Walii2taii Kail Jload. to a-ccr- ln"m whothiTa Miilii-ifiit amount ol tlieraintal s'.Ov-k had boen suliM-rilicl to authorizc Ihem to takc mcasurcs to organizc tlic Ccmpany. It turncd out upon an cxamination, tliat tlic tntire capital sto-k was somcwhat niorc than twii-e sabTilod, so that tho niost important busincss of thc Conimis.-ioners was tocutdown thc sto-k Amonr ihe snbscriptinn for stock, ive noti -ed a joint onefortwcnty-fivHliundrod 1'iares Ihe cntire capitioi k of the compa nv bcing thror thousandRrcs madc liy two indiiiduaLs onc of whom i ar.ion the mot minent contractors in thc Vnitod Slalcs, and thc othcr onc of the mot sanaciou" and correct judacs of thc valuc of Ilail Koad stoek in thc country. Thc largc amount of this sul-R-ription seemed a mattcr of suqirisc to somc liiit it sccnis to us tliat it s hould bc lo nonc wlio fullyapprcciatc its surcTOlucasaninvcstmcnt, and its decp importanco to thc rich and popu loua ycctior. ot country through which it mns. Ye should judgc from appcaranccs that thc southcrn or Poultney routc would havc thc nrcfercncc bnt wc hopc that in the location of thc road tho Dircctors will, to the utmost of thcir powcr, so locatc as to accommodatc all the important intcrets in thc wcstcrn part of Kuuand Uounty. liMlana tlcraiu. GEN. SCOTT AGAIN. Gcn. Cass, in thc Scnate to-day, in rcply to a (lucstion lr Jlr. Cnttcnden, stated positivclr that Gcn. Scott had bccn suspcnded from the commanu oi ino armvin Jiexico mai i oriu -ivas rclicveil from arrest and that Gcn. Ilut llutlcr had or would takc eommand of thc ar- my as scnior officcr. It is said Judic Tancv will bc scnt as 3Iin itcr to Enssia, and Bnchanan madc Chicf Jus- ticc in loom of Jlr. Tancy. frssissirn TJ. S. Scxator. Tlic Lems- lature havc clcctd Hon. Jcfferson Davis to thc Unitcd Statcs Senatc thc situation hc now holds by the appointmcnt of the Govcrnor. Onio. Tlie "Wliijs of Ohio licld a mass convention on the 19th inst., at Columbus. llon. Scaburj- Ford, of Gcausa County, was cominatcd as a candidatc for Govcrnor. Mr. Ford was thc condidate for thc Wcstcrn Rc scrve, which has ncver yet had a Whiir Gov crnor, althoush the grcat Whig stronghold of the State. Had it not bcen lor thu lattcr cir cumstancc, Columbus Delano, late a mcmbcr of ConTCSs, from the Columbus District, and a nativcof AMndsor County, Vt would doubt- lcss haAC bccn the nomincc. Mr. Dclano rc ccivcd the highcst votc on tlic firstballot. A ble resolutions wcre unanimousli- passcd, sus- taimng beuator Corwin 3 courso as to tlic war. OLD BACIIELORS. A bill is said to havc bccn bcforc thc New York Lospslaturc to tax bachclors scvcn dol- lars a 3-car for thc support of orphans. A bach- clor is thus dcfincd "Ererj- unniarricd white malc, unconvicted of crimc, ofcood hcalth and fair physical pro- nortions. and wlio is uciwecn ina ages 01 J. J and 5G ycars' shall bc dccmcd an old bach clor." IXSTALLATION. Thc installation of thc Rcv. R. C. Iland as Fastor ovcr thc Consrecational Church in this town was consummatcd on Thursday the 20th ulL Mr. Iland is the 9th Pastor settled ovcr this Cliurcli. which was cstablbhed soon after thc first scttlcmcrit of this town, and so spccd- ily after that it may bcsaid to becontemporary tlicrcwith. LlJenningtcn i'apcr. eThe bodv of the Iato Col. Hansom, of thc New Ensiland Rcmmcnt, reachcdNcw Or leans on the 28th ult. It is to bc brought to Middletown (Conn.) for intcrmcnt. iSn" A vou" ladv was asked the other day, b3- a smooth-faecd, clcan-shaved gcntlcman, whetlier or not snc aumircu .-i muuamaie Oh rcnlicd thc charming -oung lad-, I invariably set my face against than." Thc rmnflpmnn'ft unnor lin now bcars cvidcnt marks of carcful cultivation. Iowa. c havc alrcady givcn thc presi- ding officcrs of the two houses of thc Legisla- turc in Iowa. A lettcr from Iowa City of Jan. C, to thc rhiladclpliia Inquircr. statcs that thc Dcmocrats had clcctcd all thcir ollicers in thc Scnate cxccpt Assistant Scerctarj- and adds, Thc harmonious Dcmocracy cannot unitc on a candidatc for this offit c, and havc not yet clectcdone. Tlic Ilouse stands pretty fairly divided thcrc beinjr 19 AVhis, 19 Democrats, and one 'possum' or Indepcndent. Thc 'Pos sum gcnerally votes with thc AVhigs, so that tlicyliavc a niajonty ot onc in tlic iiouse. bo the 'P&ssum' has thc balancc of powcr, and mlcs38 AVhigs 37 Dcmocrats. 2he Scnate ii composcdof 11 Dcmocrats. 7 'Whigs, and onc l osium. 1 lic Democrats liavc a majojit- ot two on jonit ballot, ovcr thc Yvhigs and'l os- sum. A AVhia Statc Convention was hcld ycstcr- dav at the Capitol, to selcct Dclcsatcs to thc Xational Convention. A largc numbcr of Whigs wcre presentfrom diflerent quarters of tne Statc. M. U. lirownmg, ot liuilington. presided. Gen. 11. P. Iow, ,1. Vt'. Gnuics, A. l'ortcr and .lamcs HlcJlannus wcre appoin- led dclc'ates, and also four substitiilcs. Res olutions wcre passcd condemniiw the prcsent Ailmintnuion tlic suu-trcasnn mc larm of'-ld, tic. A rcsolution was paed instruc ting thc dclcgates to cxprcss a prcfcrcncc for t,cn. Vaylor as ttic Ircsidential canuidate. II. W Starr, of Burlington, dclivcrcd a bril- liant siccch on thc 7'exas queslion. Tlic Dover Inquircr ropics our Wnshiii'r- ton lettcr ihe llili iiur., willi tlic following com- menls Gnoss ConitncmoK. Thc followinK lctlcr from thc Boslon .Atlas cxiiofcs the manncr in which tlie "Conpord cliqnc" havc succccdcd incx- tr.uting lioin tlic U. h. Ircasiir)- tw a ycar lor Uic lnelit ol Antli 1 15. lsakcr. onc ot tnc cuitors of thc '-Koiigh licaily," and chicf ruuncr for thc c-Iiiiuc. 1 iic liovcmnicnt, it sccms, lliousnt thc job a little too liaix-faceil nnd gros, and5 rc- hicu to innkc tlia ai)ointmcnt, until J.nttcmclu of ihe ratriot nsmrcd tlicm tliat of his "ow.v knowluiigi:" snmggling was carricd on throuh Concoid, vhcn Ilakcr was appointcd. Thc cdi- tojofthc I'atriot, of course, would mnke auy statemcnt to sccnrc 5100 a ycar, thc most of which s tiiidoulitcdly spcnt in clcctioneerin'; scniccs for tlie jiarty. and as little would hc hc.-itatc cvcn to 1x5 cngngeu in a violation of tlic rcvcuuc laws f hc could not carrv Ins jioint in anv otncr way. Thc pcoiilc of this statc will scc in this mattcr ths infamoiis corniption in which tlicse fcllows arc .tc'cpoil, and tlic flagitious mcans to which they will resort to cxtract money fiom thc Trcas urv. It is not cnough that onc hwulml millions nf ihlhrf should hc timk vcar after vcar in thc JIcx- c in Wnr, li:it snch mi-tr.ihlc dcm.iKOjrucs as Ila- kcr and lluttcrficld, too thriftlcss and lazy to olt tain a liiing hy honct imhistiy, niust also havc thcir finircrs in thc pnMic crih' to pilfer and Mcal tlic pconio'.s Iianl carned moncv liic vcry pcoplc a in:ijo!-ity of whom tlicy arc all thc whilc dcuoun ciiiir as '.Mcxiain Whiss f Indiaxa. This Stalc docs not makc a good cxliihit in hcr cdncational statistics. Oic-ircnlh hcr pcoplc, ovcr thc ngnof 21, cannot readand wrilc. Vavnc Couiitr.cttlcd'iuainly hv I'ricnds U an cxccption to rcncral tlic nde. Onlv 42 .idults arc uuablc to rcad and nritc within its tounds. Young SVIen's Temper- ance Society Held thcir Annual Mccting at thc Town Room, on Wcdncsday cvcning, the 2Cth ult, for thc puqiosc of clccting oflicers, to scrvc the Society for thc ycar cnsuing. IIortACK Ck.vxi: Kq. took tlie chair and callcd for thc report of the Exeeutive Committec. Thc Cliairman bcing ncccssarily abscnt had hand- cd his report to tho Secrctary, who rcad it to the Society it bcing a docnmcnt cmbodying all that thc Society had donc, and all theyiui not donc, it elicited discusions from scvcral gentlenicn prcsent. After which the report of the Committce on Nominations was callcd for. whcn the Chairman of said Committce rcad as follows .Tasox D.WExrORT, Prcsident. William Carr, Jacob Dcwey, 11. L. FuIIer, i-Yicc Prcsidcnts. Clark C. Cady Ilo.'ace Cranc. J Justus Cobb, Scerctarj-. For EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. D. A. Bowc, C. M. Simmonds, M. L. Bird, R. R. Brcwstcr, Edward Mathcws. For VlGILAXCE COJIMITTEE. A. Wilcox, A. J. Cook, "VV. D. Bcll, .7. G. Ross, II. "Wilcox, II. N. Upson, Luman C. Hyde, Theodorc Moodv, E. G. Pcrkins, Da- vid Lovitt, Ezra Cranc, A. D.-Stcarns, S. P. Nash, Charles C. Huntington, Charlcs Wood worth, Wm. P. Lathrop, Ilcman Langworthv, Eh IJ. Parker, Horacc Birge. J. Race, Wm. Dcwey, Ira Allen, Juba Olmstcad, Warren Moorc. For Wasiiingtoxiak Cojimittee. Philip Battcll, Williaui P. Iluntington, Ilorace Taylor, Jr. Addison iissociation, AYill mect in Middlebury, at the housc of iicv. j.. ji. jierniij. u.,on Wedncsday, Fcb. 2d, at 3 o'clock P. M SAMUEL G. COE, Scribe. County Temperance Society, The Annual Mceting of Addison County Tcmpcrance Society will be held at the Town Hall, in Middlebury, on Wcdnesday, tlic 2d day of Fcbruary, at 10 o clock, A. Al. JAMES MEACIIAM, Commiitee. J. M. SLADE, ADDISON COUNTY Grammar School. THE Srnixr. Teum of this Acadcmy, will commcncc on Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1818. D. A. BOWE, Principal. Middlebury, Jan, 25, 1848. -1 Frora thc. Boston DailyTimes A medicinc wcll wortliy tlie atlenlion of the physicinus puhltc Compound Sarsa parilla and Tomato Bittcrs. This isa vcry strong prcparation'oT the cxtract of Sarsa panlla and Tomatoes. Thcse arlicles aie too well kriown to necd any thing said in praisc oflhem suflicc it to say, this com pood is said, by those wlio have given is a irial, to bc far superior and TOorc eflectual ilian the Sarsaparilla alonc. In lact; wc knpiv of a numberjsl cases wlicrc it has cfle ted most astonishing cures in purifying the blood, whcre Sarsaparilla and other medici nes have been takcn without the efTeci. Rcadcr. look toit; weknow from expericnce it is wc-ll ivorlhy your atl:nlion; it opcratcs as a scntle laxntive, and is a vcry nleaeant arlicle;llicrcforc it is easlly laken, read. W. r. Kussell, Agent (From thc New England Wailiinglon ian.) We take pleasure in transferrinff ihe folloiv ingcertiRcaie of Mr. Coverl. in lavor ofihe curattve properlies of Wistar's Balsnm of VViId them. loour columns. Mr. Covert. (oflhe hrm ot Covert Dodge, vocali'ts) nas been long and lavornbly known m llns city and viciniiy as a vocalist of large attin- uieuiua. READ THE CERTIFICATE. Boston. Mav 25th IS47 Mr Setii W Fowle, Dear Sir: rhcre are so manv auack mcdicines al ihe prcsent lime. nndeaclione has more or less cerlificalcs Irom real orim nginary individuals.lhat I have forsomc lime had duubis of ihc prnpriely of uiving any testimnny in favor ofyour mcdicine Btn hcingasotircd thatlhavp bcen benefitled bv Its use. &nd feeling Eatisficd that by jjiving in my lcstiniony in regrd to ils mcdicinal qualities, I may, perhnps, he the mcans ol saving soine one eiinilarly aflliclcd. I tlicrc Inrc chcerfully add my leeliinony in favor ol ihe medicinc lliat I know has done mc grcnl jond. I have bcen adlicted wilh ihc Broncliilis f ir a number of years. and by the use of a couple of hottles of. WISTAR'S BALSA.M OE WILD CHER- RY l am liappy lo say :hnt I nm altr.ost free from the nbovc Irouhlcsomc discnse. If ihis shonM he ihe mcans of saving cvcn one nl my lell5w heinjrs Irom Ihal most trniiblesonie and painful disoasc, Bronchilis) l snnii ne luny pani lor my iroublein wriling thc abovc rniiimiiuicalion. Respcclliillv yoti's. B; COVEItT. Vocalist Firni of Covert BnncE. slrcet. W. P. Russcl, AucnL Wc havc hcard of curcs in manv and vari- ous disrascs pcrformcd by Ihe cclcbrnlcd Li- nontnpilc iNlulurc. Ur. u. O.. Vnushu.s Grcat Amcrican Rcniedv, antl have cilcd cascsoficn hutwe ihink the cxtract below decerves nolicc. From ALnEKT GRANTnf Wkst Nkwduury. Mass.. Jan. 24. 18-17 "I am ahlacksniilh by iradc, and for many ycars havc been failing in hcallh, at Iaslgave up busincss, and kcpt my Iiouse my moulh, tliro.it &r a complclc cankcr, my body wna tcd to a skoh.'Ion. and n rompleic loss ol slrenglh of course. I tried ihe doclors and diiirharged ihem, look smnc dozcn of varions ndvcrliscd rcmedics, and found no rclicf whalcvcr, and what indnced nie lo Iry yours 1 I; oivnot. I,ut did so. aud am well. 1 am noiv a finn helicvcr ihat youailiclc is onc of ihe grealent niedicincs cver pnt forlli." Secourcolumns.call upon Agent, gcta pam plilctand rcad abnut i!. W. P. RUSSEL Agent. Tiie Poor. Man's Friend. When jadcri norn down wilh fhligue, and suirering from Inng confincmenlj had air and cxcessivc labor. the poor mnn gocs home, feeling as wrclchc dlyai wcll hc may, ithns oflen excitcd sur priseto witness ihc pfTecls ofa simplcdoscol Writ;ht,8 Indian Vcgelable Pills. They check llie lcndenc.y to dicasc at once, nnd rcslorclo tho workingman his wnnled heallli. Sold in singlc hoxes nt 25 ccnls cach. Hcivnrc of Conntcrfeits of all kinds Somc arc ciiated with sugar, ntlicrs arc niade to rcscmblc in niilward appcar.incc the original jnedicine Tlic safpst roursc ij, to purclia'C uf llic rcgtilar agcnts only, oncormorc of uhom may bc fuund in cvcry tillagc and town in thc Statc. W. V. KikscI. and S. Sroody.Agcnts. '1' LAKE DUN 1 ORE GLASS-COMPANY. Thc Annual Mectingof thc stockholdcrs of tlie L.akc Uunmorc Ulass Uo., will bc holdcn at thcir olhcc in Salisbutr, on Monday the 14th day of Fcb'y. ncxt at 10 o'clock A. M. KENT AVRIGIIT, Clerk. Shoreham, Jan. 31, 1818. BRIGHTON MARKET. Thursday, Jamtary 20A. Reporlcd for the Boston Travellcr. Abont GC0 Bcef Cattlc, 10 vokcs Workinn Oxcn, Cows and Calvcs 2S00 Shcep and Swine. e"110 Cattlc rcmaincd unsold. Priccs are ncarlv thc samc as last Thursdav Afewvcrv fine S7 00 ahout thc bcst fi i0. Fair to irood 5 7j a C 00. Poorcr from 4 75 a 5 75 as in qualitv. Working Cattlc inquircd for salcs at S5 a 125. Cows and Calvcs and Storc Cattlc but few in markct. Sheep 1350 stall fcd shcep, S3, 3 3 7, 375, 5 50. 1550 common Shcep Sl 50. 1 C7. and 2 25. BOSTON MARKET Jan. 22. Grain. The arrivnls to day havc rcn- dcred thc market quic dull, somc few parccls ycllow flat corn have been takcn at C9 a 71c, anu old uo. i sc., new white CG a CSc pcr bush cl. Oats, bcat kind, 52 a55c pcr bushcl. MARRIED. At Bellows Falls, on Tucsdavcvcninr. tlic 18th inst, by thc Rcv. Jocl Clapp, D. X. Tracy Shcnfe, Esq of Wcstministcr. to Miss L. Gcr tradc Iljde, eldest daughtcr of CoL Russcll Hyde of Bellows Falls. At the residcncc of W. Barron Williams. Esn, in tho city of Rochester, on Thursdav, 13th inst, bv thc Rev. Dr. Dcwey, liichard U." Shcrman, of Ltica, Editor cfthc Oncida Jlominj: Herald. to Jlary F., cldest danghtcrof Capt It. W. Shcnnan of Vergennes, Vermont In Salisbury, January 23d, by the Rcv. G, W. Barrows, rr. Luke A. Grovcr, of Sudbnrj-, to Jliss Lucinda C. Hcndcrson, of thc former phice. In Bristol, on tho 13th inst, by Horatio Xccd ham Esq, Mr. Harrison W. Day, to Miss Clarisa J. Dcan, botli of thatptacc. In Ifinesburgh, on the 18th inst, bv thc Rev Mr. Graves, Gcorge C. Bidwcll,"to Miss Mary L. Turrill.second daughter of Jocl Turrill Esq. DIED, In Huntington, on tho 24th Dcccmbcr. Mr. Ja- ueixuijjo agcu ij years. Jir. iargo was a vcry rcspectablc azizcn ot that town, at lus f nncral al- most thc wholc town asscmblcd. He was follow cd to the grave by a large coUcocrse of wccping ineuus. UUIM. In NcwHavcn Jan. 19th at tlie rcsidence of hcr son IathamelAustin,Mrs. Hannah Austin, in thc 9Sth vcar of hcr ase. cBIcssed arc the dcad, who dic in thc Lonl." Printcrs in Windsor County are requcstcd to I copy. G'ODEY'S LADT'S BOOK PAIiIILY MAGAZINE. Theoldesl Magazinc in the Unitcd Statcs, contains monlhly sixty pages of reaJing matter, by thc first writers in ihe country, iwelve more than thc New York magazincs. Tvo splendid sleel engravings, an undeniableauthcnu'c colored montniy Jbashion platc, Alodcl Cottages and Churces, Cchet Work, and other matters for the Ladies, all lllastraled and well cxplained, &c, &c. &c. Price for onc year, which includes thc La- dy's Dollar Newspaper, making three pub- x lications in oncinonih, 3 00 Two copics without the Lady's Do'.larnewi- paper, 5 00 Five copies with onc to the person send- ing the clnb; 10 00 Eight copies, 15 00 Twelve copies, 20 00 A specimen of cilhcrthe Lady's Book, or Ihe Lady's Dollar New.spaper will lesenttoanv persjn paying postage oa toe reqaest. Address. a. uuukv. No. 113 Chestnut Streel, Philadelphia. MERCUANT TAILOES, AT TIIEIR FUilMSHLW STORE Tiro Doors Soutli of the Post OJice,' Have just rcceiveda new Stock of Goods from the market coisislingof ihemoslfashionableand magnificcnt stylcs o! Hlot!)0 (Hassimcrcs anb VESTINaS, and are ready to makc up garments in a manner Warrantcd togive cntire Salislaclion. ALSO a good assortmcnt of Ocer Coats, Sack Coats, Pants, Vests, Collars, Bosoms and Acci StocLs. made upon honor and of good qnality. Also a goood assortmcnt of of cvcry description, for Ladics and Gentlemcn. Brogans for the boys, Slipreis for ihe girKCarks for the children.and a pcrfecl fitof somclhingfor every body. They can takcaman in his natural state and fnakchimup to order aml,so far ashis mcreperscnal appearance is conceroid, canfit himfor thcpulpil, tliebar.coUDter.lhcivork-bcnch or any other situation in life. Bring onyo-iror-ders, and remember the enlire satisfactiou war rantcd to cvery customer. l&iV. B. Particularattcntionpaid.asusnal. Sj- lo ihe Cuttingof garmenis. Genllemen fiu lCnisliing thcir uwncloths may rcly uponhav- fjCj-ing llicm made np tlic same as U Dougni ol us. RIiddlcbu.y,Jan.3l,181S. 40. ADMINISTRATION SALE OF Real Sstate. Will be sold at Public Auction, undcrali- ccnsc from the Probatc Court, tliat picco of land belonging to tlie Jstato ot ltobcrt 11. Hunsdon, latc of Shoreham, dcccased, Iying in Shoreham, and boundcd West by Tho C'hc nct, North and East by thc Drain, sct to thc Widow Hunsdon, and South by thc highway, with the buildings tlicrcon, on the first Monday of March ncxt, at 12 o'clock noon, Tcrms madc known at titne of salc. Ke.vt Wrioht, MAitvix North, Mmmabutm Shoreham, Jan. 31, 1848. S.w Will bc in Burlington uliout tlic 1st ol icbrua ry, and will remaiii thcrc thrcc or four wccks. Post-Oflace Sffotice, Tlie Southcrn, Northcrn, and Eastcrnmails close daily (Sundays cxccptcd) at 10 A. M. Lcttcrs and papcrs will not bcilclivcrcil wnuc the mail is bcing distributcd. OUiceopcn du ring usual busincss hours. E. D. BARBER, P. M. Jan. 24, 1848. STATE OF VERMONT. Dislrictoi'Ncwnavenss. J Bc it rcmcmbcrcd, that at a Probatc Court hol dcn at Bristol within nnd for thc district of Ncw Havcn on thc 3d day of January 1848. Wintcr H. IIollcyEsq. guanlmn of Waltcr C. Dnnton and William Dunton, minors andchildrcn ofEzekiclK. Dnnton latc of Bristol aforcsaid, dcccased, madc application to said Court, for li ccnse to scll the following dcscribcd lands of his said wards laying and bcing in Bristol in the County of Addison and Suitc of Vermont, to wit, onc Eqnal undivided fonrth jiart of thc saw-mill andpnilcges thercto pcttaining, hcld. by his said wards as tcnants in common with Uriah F. Arnold rcprcscnting to said court that it would bc conducive to the intcrcst of hU said wards to toscll thc aforcsaid real est-itc, for thc pnrposc of pnttinglhc procccds of such salc at intcrcst. Whcrupon tlie said Conrt appointcd thc 17th Fcbmary 1848 at 10 o'cloc-k ibrc uoon, at thc ollice of thc Judgc of s-aid Court, for the timc and place of hcaring and dccidin on said apdication, and made an ordcr rcquiriiig noticc to le givcn. toallpcrsons intcrcstcd, to appcar and objcct to thc granting of said liccnsc if they scc causc, by publishing a ccrtified copy of this ordcr in thc Middlebury Galaxv a ncwsnaDCr printcd at Mid- dlcbnry in the County of Addison, threc wccks succcssively nllof wfiich publirations shall bc prcvions to thc timc appointcd for hcaring. Ilarcey Jlunsiu, A trne Copy of Rccord. 40 Allnl Harvcy Munsitt, Judgc. STATE OF VERMONT. Distnct ollvcw Haven ss. J Be it remembered. that at a nrobate court hold- en at Bristol, within and for the district of New fclaven on the lyih Uavof January 1R18. The administrators on ihe of RUFUS U. BARNARD, late of Bristol dcceased, intcstate, made application te said court in wriling pray inc for liccnse to sell so much of the real cstate of the said deceased as will raise the sum of SG13 93 wilh incidcntal chargcs, forthe purpose ui jiiiyiuine ueuu iaiu"i Naineiatc. Whereupon the said court appointcd a session thereof to be holden at the office of the Judsc of said court in Bristol, on the 17lh day of Februa rv 1818 at 10 o'clock forenoon as ihe time and and place for hearin on said npplicalion and made an ordcr, inat tlie said administrators notily all pcrsons intcrcstcd to appear and stiow caue if any they have why the praycr of the said ad ministralor should not tegranted by publishing a certified copy of this ordcr in the Middlcbnry Galaxya newspaper printcd atMiddlebury in the county of Addion, three wceks succcssively pre vious .o said lime. Harxey Munsill, Judgc, A irue copy of rccord. 40 A ttesl Ilarcey Munxill, Jiidgc. STATE OF VERMONT, i Distict of New'Haven, ss. At a probate court hcld at Bristol within, and for said district on the 11th day of Januaiy 1818. An instrument, purponing to bc the last will and testaraent of NATHAN MEADER, late of Lincoln in said district, deceased, beins pre- sented to thc court riere by Jesse Meader one of the cxccutors tberem namcd, ror probate: Itis ordercd by said court, that all persons conccmed therein be notiGed to appcar at a session of said courl, to be held at the office of ihe Judge of said court iu Bristol, on the 17th day of Fcbruary 1S18, at 20 o'clock A. M. and show cause, ifany they may have, against Ihe probate of said will, for which purpose, it is fnrilicr ordcred thata copj ot the record of this order be pnblished three weeks sncccssively in the .Middlebury Gal axy, a newspaper printed al Middlebury, in this state, all which publications shall be previousto the said time appointcd forsaid hcaring. Ilarcey Munsill, Judge. A Irue copy of record, II. Munsill, Judgc. 40 Last Chance this Season'. TtfE GUEATEST lNDUCEMKNTS Ever yct ofcrcd in Boston Gcntlcmcn's Clothing and Fur nishing Goods. GREAT EXCITEMENT AN Unprecedented Hush r AT 'W ni uB aaji NiatJ Prices of Clothing marked down 23 pcr Ccnt. In rnninninei oflhnverv MILD WEATII ER of the season. ihns far. and the GREAT Q.U ANTI I'lKS of UAKftllSiN 1 1 matte up oy thc undersigned this fall for It has become necessarv that his Immexse STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S' Winter Clothing, AND FORNISIIING MATEltlALS Should bc closcd up Immcdiatcly THE FOLLOWlNo EXTItAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS Arc therefore offered to the public. Rcad this and call at 0 A K H A L L Thc spacious Sates R oms will lc thrown opcn a: 9 o'clock, ji. m., on Thursday Dcc.23, 1S17, And ihc Salc will con- tinuetill Tuesday, Feb. 1, 1818. During this period, cvcry ariiclc oflhe cnoruious stock of GEORGE W. SIMMON'S A3E MAIMU, Will be Alarked down twenty-fivc per ccnt below the very lowest pnccs now currcnt ai inis Grcat Clothing Mart This stock embraccs the most Extcnsivc As sortmcnt of GENTLEMEN'S BOYS Evlt collccted toether in an v ouc cstablishmcnt in this or anv other country. Those who want THICK CLOTHING AT AN ENORMOUS DISCOUNT Will know where to call.forthcse Goods MUST BE D1SPOSED OFIas I have delcnnincd.whal- evermaybethe SACUIF1CE, that this Uicat Stock ot' IIEAVY WINTER CLOTHING, Now on band in my cstablihmcnt, SHALL BE SOLD. EXAMINE TIIE FOLLOWIXG I.OW PIIICES, REDUCED ONE FOURTH; lj-And bring this adverriseinent wiihyouJ BELOW IS TIIE L1ST: 300 Blue Pilot Overcoats, velvet collars, at SG S, 10, 12 250 BlneMackinawBlanketOvcrcoats.SG.y. 10 500 Codrington Overcoats and Sacks, St, 8, 10 000 Fancy Twecd do do S3, 1,5,0 1 00 Pilot Jackets, Iincd with flanncl, S3 50, 4, 5,C 400 French Overcoats, madc in Paris, 9,10. 12 150 Dnllle do and Sacks S'3, 4, 5 u0 oalinel do do iigurcu, plain and ribbcd,S3, 150,5,0 50 Camlcl (realgoal's hair) wrap- pcrs, quillcd, 8, 10, 12 305 Twecd Sacks and Ovcrcoals, $3,4,5,0 50 Ilunting and business Coats ofblk Vc!vclcen,$2, 3,4 500 SinglcandDouble Wavc Beavei Overcoats, each from 9, 10, 12, 14 i75 Brown Sacks, velvit colars&c. S,8, 10 150 Olivc and Brown Castor Clolli Overcoats, $G, 8, 10 io biucriar. bcaver Uvcrcoats, Uolil and Sil vcrmixeiJ, 810, 12, 11 150 Broadclolh Overcoats, brown, green, black 512, Ii, 15 jj aupcrnnc urao uvercoais, nncu wilh woo'cn S6. G, 8. 10, 12, 1 1 100 Jackets, blue and blk. bioadcloth, Sl,5,'li,T 100 do Salinet.agoodrrticle, S2,2Ct',3 3000 pairs Pants, Ilroadclotb, Doekins and Cassitneres, assorted, 2, 2 50, 3 50, 5 tWJ do slout Satincl, twillcd and plain, Sl, 1 75, 2, 250, 3 5, 1500 Vests, of salin, richfigurc nnd pl black, Sl 50, 1 75,2,250,3 2000 do fancy and plain Vclvcl andCashmcrc.Sl.l 25,1 50, 175,2,250 1000 do Valcncia, Marseillcs, &c. 50c.75c.SI, 150,2.3 500 Royal Plaid, all wool. sinsle and double'brca'stcd, Sl, 1 25, 1 50 150 Drcssing gowns,fisured and plain vclvct, Sl, 5,G 600 do do PrinUandM.de Laine.S050.3 50.5 G00 Dressand Frock Ccali, Unc, blne black, green, brown, &c,S, 9, 10, 1-, II, 500 Business Coats, olivc, brown, s'ca, 7,9, 10, 12, 14 750 Cloaks. Opera Fnll Circle.SG, 8, 10, 12, 11 200 do and capcs made frdm pilot and licavcr, S3, 5, G, 8, 9 LIST OF FASIIIONABLE BOYS' CLOTHING. Atsimilarly lowpiices. Overcoats and Sacksof brownand Black Broad cloths, cach from 3, 5, G, G 50; Ovcrcoals and Sacks of bcaver and pilot S250, 3,3 50,4, 4 50,5: Overcoatsand Sacks. of Salincl and Tweeds, S2 75, 3, 3 50, 1, 4 50. G; Drcss Frocks, of black, brown, green, olive cloths, C, 050,7,750, t; Jackets, of black, brown, greer, olive cloths, ii!, 225; 2 50,3,3 M,l; t'olKasuils, allcolors.agreai variely, Sl, 5,5 50, G, G 50; Par.t of broadclolh, Ca.-.simere, doeskin, &c, 1 7o,S, 225, 250,?; Vests. of black and fancvcolorcdfc'atins, Vclvets. &c 50c: 73c. Sl, 1 25, 1 50; Ovcrhanls, and many olher articles ofboys' clothing, 30,37,and 50cts andan cndlcss varicty of such Goods. ELEGANT FURNISHING GOODS, q rnl iiips 300 dozcn White Shiris, linen boscms collars wrisluans, each u;:c. ocsii; iouuo niicoiini-, -ji i-r tji rji i,in.,l n.ilirn .50. 02: 50 do TwiIlcdStripe Shirts, 37, 50: lCOdo Cotton Shiitsand Drawcrs, 33, 42;25do Mcnno and Angoiia ouins ana urac u-f t, iw i ...i u m. PnrtcmmttK Khirt nnrf l)rareri-I)2.1U0: 50do Uoyal Ilibbed Sbiris and Drawers 5o, 15; aoaofiainanu iwniea uairiauuci Drawcrs 02,75; 100 do Guemsey Frocks 75, Sl; r. .u i nncnme nlnin nntl rnnnlaif.all k n S 23,75; 1000 do Collars, plain and corded, lash- ionabletj. zj; ao ricn ug u cuuu miu 55 do Satin Cravats.heavy 62c Sl; 2G do Supcr- fineltaliaa Cravais 50c. 81 17; 530 do sell-adjus- ting uravais anu oiocks, saiinunu a 1000 do Braccs ofall kinds and material 37, G2; Ar. fr.(71nr! onrl flnTll PnrlPrS. fi"Urcd and SCOt- iedl2,33;2GdoKid Glove-.-, black, white and u.'tit it rju o(Vli!n Pnr.kct Iland'ks. Sllk and linea Gc. Sl;500do Socks and Woclcn Mnts 12,33; 5U do Smok-inguaps,oi suk, woui uuii .-i-vct 12c.Sl;20do Brussels and olher CarpetBags oi i o-,. innn An Ttmhrwll.i'!. sjllc and Cotton. all sizes 37c. 250; 2000 do Canes, wilh swords,dirks &C, f-'C.S-, 6X. iKCOiC iogeiuerwuiiaucuu less varicty or Which will bemade up in the most Fashionable Manner, at shortnotice, as my Whole Slock must i.j.Jini, tMMEniATF.r.Y. on acconnt ol theallerationsnowgoing on upon the prcmises ana tne mnancss oi iac kosuu. 03" Every one who calts upon me w purchase during the period above natned, may do so m the conlidcnt cxpcctation of getling A GREAT BARGAIN! KEMEMBEU GEORGE W. SIMMONS'S "OAK ILM.L," ANN STREET, BOSTON. (OPPOSITE THC I1EAD 07 MtrifnASTS EOW-) Bosioa.Dcc 23. 33.1y WINTER ARRAXGE3IEXT. VIRGiL ItlCE- Jforthern nnd Southcrn Exprcss. F eaves ron New York every Weimces Li day morning, and for Moutrcal cvcry Thursday. Arrivcs from New York, Thursday, from Montrcil Wo,i.i J lackagc, Collcotions, and othcr business 1 Xa' 1 J"cnucu to anu on rcasonablc tcrms. Olhcc. XlW YnJ. -v n H'U All No. 11 and 12Exchangc;Troy,No.l75Rivcr st Montrcal, Na 183 St.Paul St Middlc- tiiorooi tj. Johnson. Middlebury, Jan. 1, 1848. 40:tf Bonnet Satins, Ribbons &c. &c. A frcsh supplyja-t rcccivcd and forsale by E. VALLETTE. January 10th 1848. GOODS fGOODS l New Goods, notoldones, bntall fie:-h and new of cvery d:scnplion, consistingof Stiple and fan. cy Drv Goods. Mnffs and Boas. Victoiines Bul- falo Robcs, Carpcts, Olter Caps, Boots Shoej, logclher with 15 hhds. Sugars, 10 of Molasscs, 25 Chests of Tea, hnd len thousandothcrariiclcsare now oflcrcd at unheardof low prices, .NO MIS- i iiviv. ureat lnaucemenisto uasn yustomers now olfercd. Now is your time to clotbc and fecd yourseivcs cneap. i'. w. UUL.L.HNS, Vergennes, Dec.20; 1847. TO LET. Tho housc in the nortliwcst corner of tho Collcne Common, lately occutiicd by William Har- vcv ana otucrs. i.nqmrc ot CS:3w. T. A. MERRILL. BALDffl HAS OPENED H1S- At No. 7. TICIIOLS EU1LVING. Whcre lic wifl rcmnin fora thott linic.Thc public arc invilcd tocalTnm! cxnininc W A N T E D Rail-Road Ties and sub-5ils, TIIE subscribers wish to conlract lor 80,000 RailroadTics, of tamarack, white or black lak, blackor su-amn ash, ccdar, buttcrnut, or rhcsinui limucr. incticsare rrqmreil lo bc 7 :"cel in lcnglb, for any wootl spccificd, (cxcepiitig ccdar, which inusl be 74 lcel.) and six inchus squarc, or offja gwd bcarin of C inehas lop iXbouom, anu lo ne sawed orsmootlily liewu, ALSO, 100,000 IIEMLOCK 17LANK, To bc thrcc inclics thick and eight iachcs wide, and fourlccn lecl in lcngih, fur Sfc-Sius. We wish to conlract fur thc abovd specificd lumber, tobc delivercd on the line oflhe Rut land and Burlington Rnilrnad, Lelwccn Burling ton and Brandon, on or bcforc Ihc first dav of Scplembcr next. Addrcss thesubscril ers at Bur lington. CiuMOEnLAiN, Strong C'o. Dec. 27, 1817. 38;m2 STATE OF VERMONT, District of Newliavcn, s?. Thc Hon. Ihc probatc couit for thc district of .New itavcn, To all person? conrcmcd in thc cstatc of John lllt's late ol -Monkton, dcccacu. liitotalc. Ghectisc Whcrcai, Abinson Collius Ecq, admmistrator of thc ctatc of the said JOHX BLISS. proposes to rcndcr an accotmt of hi1? ailmilration amt prcsent Iih accomit aamst said cstatc fur al !owanrc,at a probatc court to be holdcn at thc ofiirc of thc Judgc of said court in Bristol, on Ihc 17th davof Fcbni.irv 1R48, nt 10 oVlocfc A. M. Thcrcforc vou arc hcivbv notificd to nppcar bc forc said roiirtat llic timc and plarc aforcsaid, lo siiow caii'c it any you may liavc, wliy thc sanl acTOHPt should not bc allowril. Givcn undcr my hand at Bristol, insaid district lius l'Jtli day of .l.imiarv 1848. 40 IIARVJiY MUNSILL, Judgc. 5 orG moro Gonllrrnon Hoanl crs can bc nccommodatrd nt DR. IIARHIR'S. Middlcburj-, Jan. 22. 1843, 39: tf. FOR SALE BY Supcrfinc Flotn, Nova Scotia Plaslcr, t 'i 1 i.- I Hbland Bntlcr Sall, Mii!S.v.vs llarar.a Honcy forfccding Vcc Bulfalo Robcs,' Cutar.d Wrot NaiH, IIc Grass and Clavcr S-ed, Windoiv Glass, W. I. Good,a good assorjnDtit, Boots and Shocs, White and Orange Carrot Sccds, Frcnch SnsarBect do, Cash paid fm Shipping I"ur?,Cornand Whcal. Jan. 0, 1818. 37; Simi K0 YOU WILL FIND AT TIIE PHOFLE'S STORS, A BE I TEIl LO 1 OK CLOTHING. PAi"r.STHFF.S. VES TINGS, FURNISHING GOODS, TAILOR'S TRIM.MINGS, AND Sleady Made Glothing. ihan cver has bccn cxhibiled iu the Couiiiy uf Addison. jThose nishing to purchaso Clothcs, or havc good and Fashimiahle G.i.nicms made it LiOW I ncs. arc iiivitcil lo call wlicre a lil- tlemoney gocs a crenl way in biiying guods, tlio abovc statemcnt will he prnvcd toyon by W. H. JUHNKUiM. Dcccuibcrfith. 1817. WANTED, 5000 Sheeps Pells. 1000 Cords of Hnrd Wood. 200 M. Shingles. 5Tons Good Tahle Buttcr, 4 Dried Applcs, and all thc Giain, Faruiprs have lo spare. W, S. JOHNSOiN. DccemhcrCih, 1847. COMMISSIOXERS NOTICE. Wc, the subscribcrs, licinR appointcd bythc Probate Court for thc district of .Addison Commissioncrs, to rcccirc cxaniinc and adjust all claims nnd deinatids of all persons, against thc cstatc of ICIIABOD M. CIJSHMAN latc of Middlcburv, in said district dtcesacd, and also all claims and dcmads cxhibitcd in olTict thercto: and slx months from the 4th day of Jan uary 184 8 .bcing allowcd by said cooit for that purpose, wc do thcrcforc hcrcby givc noticc that wc willattcnd tothcbnsincssof our said nppoint- mcnt.at thc latc uwclhng housc of t,usnmnn m Jliddlebnry onthc 10t!i day orcimary anu 29th dav of Jnnc ncxt from ninc o'cloc-k A, M. unul four o'clock P. M. on cnth of said days. Xiithan Oirpcnter J Commis Almnn Pinvni f sioncrs Dated at Middlcbnry, this 13th day of January 1848. SOTJTIIERN MOSS- A snpcrior articlc thourouffhly prepared for MATTRESSES just rcccivcd, by FKAXClb bU- AT COST! CROCKERY in compleie SETi:S CUTLERY LARGE MlRRORS1 LAMP5T TEA-WAITERS f CA"STORS, FLOWERPOT3: AND VASES TABLE &TEA SPOONS ACCORDlONS G O L D P E S, C CHESTS TEA, 2 HlIDS. MOL.ASSESV 1 TON SUCAR, 500 bushels Mill Peedy WITH Sf APLB AND IN WAGGON LOADS nowofTercd and Ei llingnt cq.jt' jLarrabee's Point. Also For Sale 20 TONS N. S. PLASTEK wiTn FLOUR, SA'LT FISH P. W. C0LL1NS. January. 21, IS47. 30. CLOTHING, ff IVTfi fiTnmiiryni JlilliiUi Lljlll Jlllllf I jVTOW ofleis forsale at the Cah tore f'n Ver.-' X gennes, onc of. the riccsi and imt dcsfrabld stock of Sleady-Made Clothing, cverbccn in Vermont, and at such extrciiclv' low priccs as to dciy all, compciilion. He noV olTcrs at reduced pricci: 50 BRGWN, OLIVE GREEN; BLK. and BLUE SURT0UTS, amt OVER SACKS, from 12 to 20. 150 BEAYER, PILOT, AND SAT INETT, do. from 4 to 10,00 275 UNDER SACKS FHGCKS ofall Gradc8iui(l Coloi-s,from 2,75 to 9. 500 Paira Pant3. froin 1,50 to -J,t'0. SOOYcsts,. C7cto5,00. 15 doz. Vool Slrirts and Drawcra. AND A FllESII VARIETY Of Gexti.ejio-s FcRxisirnfo Goous. Of All DKsrmi'Tioxs. Vergennes, Dcc. S0, 1817. TYANTEO Incxrhansefor Cash and Good SO.OOO Shecp'rf l'elti for which the highcst iirice will lcp.ifd by NAS1I GOODItlfft GSiOTHS. A goo.1 ns.'orliiii-iit oft'Iolln suitablc fur OVER COATINfiS. in Bl.uk. llrnn nnd Bhics, n. a fe-v picccs SLTER GEKMAN PLAIN'. AXll TWILL'IJ CI.OTIIS AVli lini". atriKu salo chciip by JJ. VA LLETTJE. Burning Flvdd. &c, 4 BISLS. l'ATKXT BURNING TLVW, 2CASKSWINTKROH4. 4 BOXKS COMrOSITlONS; SrElDI CAN DLES, in e lorc and for salc l.y E. VALLETTE. Fish and Fmit. SUl'ER I R (5 R A M UANK COIU"ISH. No. 1, HALIFAX SALSION No land'iilACJCERKI inBbbls.,? hslf do. ALSO. FRKSH BUNCll RAISINS, in uhuh- and qr. Boxcs. FRKSH RICE, J-c just rcccivcd in storc. mm! for salc bv VALETTK. Dcc. Cth, 1647. WATER PROOF Lkatiif.ij l'ncsEnvEn. A Siiperior arlirlc for Harncsc-, Chare-lops Boots, Shocs, &c, for sac br JAMES M. SLADE CO. NiJiIIcbnry, Nov. 10, 1817. 30; 3m! S.itislicd ihat tlie bcst plaCe lo l.uy Ciothes, Clothing, and DRY GOODS. IS AT Tlie slcady iucraaxc of Iiii busincss nmlilio ExceIl8nt.FiltiEg Garments. nilh vrhich hc is d.iily siiiplying his ruslnm rr. ihe superior myie and duruhiliiy of his work aud llic LOW I'KICES uhich hc sclls his (Iinxls, sIlonK that thc a liiivo staleiiient ran be rclicd upmi ua fiuc. l).-cetnbcr(Mi. la-I7. Thibet Merinos. 10 I'iccc-) SUl'ER FRENCH MERINOS": Thc most dcFinihlc nrtiriu lor fur LADIES CLOAKS Sc. DUESSES A.ficsh supplv just rcccivcd nnd lor nalo hv E. VALLETTE. Dcc 7, 1S47. 'TIIE subscribcr ii?- isrcadvwith n Mrr.l. "'m cood rcnair. to grind all kinds of P110VENDER On short nolirc. rj- Call at his Oil Mill. ona mile north of Middlebury Villajc. X. U. ii,AA AGAN. Dcc. 27j 1847. Kock Salt. 600 bushels heavy crey Rock Sall on hand and for sale by JAMES M. SLADE CO. Nov. Zi, lMi. SO- 2m. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Wc, thc subji-ril'cn. IwiiKr ntnointpd br 1'rolKilc Conrt for thc District of Addison Com missioncrs. to rcccivc, cxaniinc and adj'ait all chu'ms and dcinands ofall pcrsorw, ajpiiust thc es tatc of JABEZ BICKNELL. late of Bridport in said District, deceased, rcp rcscntcd inolvcnt, ainl alsojall cl.iimi and de- mands cxhilntcil in oflsct tlicreto: And fix. montlis from thc 19th day of Jan. 184S bcinjr allowed by said Court for that purpoe, we .do thcrcforc hcreby givc noticc that we uiilattend lo thc bnsincss of our said npr-ointraent, at Ihc dwcllinhoueof Wido-v LoraiiiBiJclincll in Brid port on ths -IthMondajj of Fcl.ruarr wid March ncxt from nine o'clock. A.M. until four o'clock I. 3L, on cach of said days. Abcl P. SWilT Commii Gordon Searl J sioncrs. DntedatBridpoit this 20th da of Janoarr 184S. jJ3 J PROBATE NOTICE. Scsjions ofthc Probate Conrt fnr tho Dis trict nfAddisnn, will'hcrcafier hc hcld at.lhn ollice oflhe Rci;ijter ofaid courr. in .Middlc bury,on the first and ihirdTliursdays of etery calcndermonih, nt l n'clock in tho nfiprn.ri. JED.S Bl'SHNEIX5 Kegisltr MiddMigry, De.- J. 17.

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1 BQOKS 8s, STATiONEBY.! THE Subscribei hav inc mst receivcd a large and bcautiful assorlmcnl j rtflSOOKS. feelsacon- fidence that hccan o3cr theni to those who may eall upon irim jLTtC CIIEAPER than the same qualily oj bookswas cvcrbefore offered to this community. The Books of thc Aasachusetts Sannday School Sociely, and also of the American Union, coastantly on hand at the Socieiies prices, Societies who wish to provide tbemselves witn a library, and thtfce who wish lo purcbase to s-cll agam will be ftirnisneu asrneap orevtn uica,a-i than they can purchase the samc in thc city. 3 L. XV. CLARK. Middlebury, ilay 17, 1S17. NEW FALL 0090 Q IS now rtceiving a lare and iplendid assort nient of Staplcand Fancy DRY GOODS, to which the atteniion of the Fublic is respectful ly inviled. 3 ALSO Grocrics Crockcry, Gla&s Ilard Warc, Urus Medicines, IVindow-Glass Putty, Kails, Nail Itods, Itouud lroa, American Steel, Liniecd Lamp Oil, Ground White Lead, &c. &c. Allofnhich willbe sold at a small advancc from cosl for cash or ready p u- ohort appruvcd credit. New Haren, Oct. 1S17. HEALTH! HEALTH! DR. WOOU'S SARSAPARILLA-AND WILD CIIEIIIIY BJTTERS The foilowing i nluntary lcstiuionial uasgironto the Aent. Jlr. V. Wires, at Cambridge, Vl nd epcak olumes in f.ior of tlns tncuicinc. Camliridge Vt., Scpt. 1st., 1S17. Wr. M. Wircs, Uear Sir llaing bcen a grcat fan"crcr from that tortnrc of theluunan race, Uyspepsia, aml liatirg at lastfound rclicf, I fcclde-siruus thatotliers Fufrenng, auil thcre arc thousands shuuld know tlie nirant by which I ivaa curcd. Until Hilliin alwiit a jcartince I had fulfered much from Ilradachc, llcirtbiirn and Dizziaess, sa inucn so liat 1 a ciinfincd to niy houc theinostofthc tiinc. Thc fuod hic i latc ilis tres:d me, anJ in fact, lifc hccamealmutt a bnrdcn. was totallyunablc to attend to llic fliglitcM clntics rcnuired of me, so grcat was my dcLility. Ilating tricd all remedics rcconimemleil anil aurcrliscil lor thccurcormy comj)I.iint, sitcd tlie sprmgs ulncli arc su highly rccoimnended, and taken theailvire of i'liysiciansivitlioutgcttiiigrclicl, I g.ur upallho)ca olcverrnjoyinggoodlicalthsigain; in fact, my I'iiy-, Eicianslrankly tolii meiwy ccuia i:o noinn g lorine. .Itthistiineinj iuflcring ivcre very gicat; all liopcs of i er bviug made comforLiLlc had lled, and I ga c injself up tu sulfcr. .4ccidcii!ally, in lookin; oicn a ncwsjiapcrliioticed an advcnicneniofDr. Voods Sarsapar.llaand Wild Clicrry ISitters.andou reading Jt. Itliouzht that I inight probably oblain poinc re- lief, not thiuk'iig n cure of my casc rai possiblc; c as aUsthopel prorurcd a U.tilc from jourstorcand eommenceil taking it, and to my great joy, I aioncc fmiml re icf. liein" cncotiraieu uv its unucrlul ci- fecta, 1 was induccJ co conlinue ili iisc, lficr ta kin" oiicboltle I was able to lot andattcndtotha tlutiC3 required of me, ind fecling much bettcr than I had for nionihs, or een ycars, I was nor1 tati-1 Ced that 1 hadat last found a rcinedy formy iliscasc, and fclt assurcd, that by continuing its usc l shouhl I bc curcd. And sudi has procd to 1 thc caso. 1 hzvc now taken ouly tvo boitlep. and can eaj tu thosc suITering from this dircac ihat I am cntircK curcd. I Itcep a bottlc in my hoiic, and uhen I fccl thc lcast uiipbasaiit sympiom.a dose ofthiF cx ccllent Jlcdicinc rntirely rcmorcs it. I am ofopin ion cvcry rafcof D.viK'psia and its altcndants can bc curcd bv thc uscof Ur. Wood'sSarsaparilla aud WiIdChrryl5ittcrs. To those trouhlcd wilh habitnal Costivcness, lo5? of App -litc, sour Sto.n tch or Hcadarhc, 1 wonld carnestly rccoinmeml thcm to try it. Its astonish ingcffecls in my cac thould inducc cvcry ouc fuff cring from ihis'd'scasc lo jne it trial; 1 fecl satrt fied ilicy will nevcr regrct it. You aicat libcrty to refer any onc lo me, am! it will guc me great picas r .T... C U5C 01 tliat CXCCI- irs cif my cae. iipV.vptt ure t personany recoinnicnu inc lentrcmedviind statclhc inrticul.ii aiEne.i jiiL.ca Rcnn his Marlin V ires, Hcnry Stowcll, -Ittorncy at Law Cambrid!re. Vt. Srnt. 1st 1S47. Oiviug to the fucccss of this mcdicipc.thrrcare fflinj imiialions bo partiml-ir nnd get Dr. ll ood as thts i- ihf ortginal and gcnuine prcparation. V, P RUSSKL Aa't. Middlcburv. Vt. SolJ nholesale and retail by THEO. A. I'ECK. Anolhc.-arv and iholesalc I)n"2ist, nuriinston Vl- J.U. .5-J. V. Tower, Underhill; Tjlcr-Rum. forl, and J. Tutllo Essex; Wm. B. Hatch, Win, ooski talls. BUFFALO ROBES, A rooiI nssartment may bc fonnd at the ,-Ono JL'ncc btore" of JSASU UUUDKICU. NOW OFFER Wc aro armnintcd wiih thc abovc namcd Milcs ili Scripturc, and Clasiical l'roper amcs, n ilc nntl aud ilie ftaicincnt of llic rure descrilwd in t""ir of thc Aiithor, &c., &c. Onginally sold for s ccrtiucatu can be deprndrd iipon as being corrcct. 'f-'O. Frire o! New Elttion, SC. For Sale at thc 'I'elpgrapiiRow. f MAICIS SOI f NOW OFFER ONE.OF THE 55 .4 8 S5& CSfe EVER broii-htinto Vermont nhich were bouaht for CASH at a l.ireS sjt discouutand which will b! sold at iess than advcrtised by anyone, for Cash.rYyC jCredit, or Produce, amoug which are 3,000 Yards Dress Goods, cmbracinv Super Fiench Merinos, Paratr.etta Clntlis. Gala Plaids, Mo-! hair lustre. Chaineleon c'o.. Bumbazines, Alpines, Silk varipi audmb.er Alnarcas. Casbmcrcs D'Laincs. rich nlainand iwJll-iltV r-' 1 uiasnains, llalian (Jrn de 10,000 YdsCaiico i1""?J,,sl-',cfnn41-2cupwards. Large stork of AlOURN-'?r ING GOOUS. rVi S25000 Yih Tarlion, Jncotiel-aud Cnok Mualina. Plnln rvi-,ii -,.,,1 m..:.i 10.000 Yds Rxlra y J'-'ivll.v. 1J IX,. i beary Brcwn SHEEThNGS SHIRT1NGS. TICKINGS Krcncli C.illars, Laces. Edgings, InscrtinSg. Gimns. Frip"es CorcN. linttons. Bonnet -Satins and Silks. Kihbons and Rib lmn h rinff'c. wroulu l.ace Vfc iLb. n, ..I. 1 t: rt 1,000 Irish Linen from 30 centsl U!wards. faomo verv fino SHAWLS HDK'FS very low. Cnrpetius. Carpet I5ags timbrcllas. 1 .iijfr l i.trt.!!., 1 ciiuiuoi uiit.ii; i kv. r- ,7f ,r rVTt-, V i V 3- TFaTrn 11Y TllE EXPERIENCE OF THOC- TES---- Vegetable ruimonary Ba.i&ut HAS prmed ilself thc BesT ucmeu.a. g l.nown fur Coitglw. j, .iJfUlood', Whooping Coujh.and rv afiectiocs and Discasesof the L,uug!-, I'luhisic, all Pnlcionary n lias.an.' cn UC fiwu ri inrt.iinnrc. uiin :irt;rn .Z lelief.' Aflerhay nctricdtlicmanyneivprepnratior.s.willioutfiMu.ns the cxpccled rclicf.muuiiudcs aic coropelled to le turn to thc u5e ofllie Vegetable I'ulmonarv Balsam, ubicli lliev acl.muvlcdge tobe.allcr all, tlie ocst rcmcdv kuonn for tbe nboe complaints, ?C3- BEtt'ARE OF COUNTERFE1TS AND IMlTATlOXS such as Cartcr's Compoud i'ul monarv BaUum, Amerirnn rulmonan Balsam.anrt othcrs'in parl bearing the namc Enquire for tlie aitidebv its wholc nnmc.tlie "Vegetable Pnlmonnry IiaNaru,-' and sce that it has llie wrltcn sigr.alureofW ni.Jon n Cutler..ponavclhm- labcl o thc Uof ,l"ap,l'c Eachbottle and seal is slampcd "Vegetable Fulmoii ary Dalsam." I'rcpared by REVM 9 V" wii n i)ea!er Wing Cutler, Inport-rs aud Wholesa c lealers in Medicine-, Wi. "'TithS: 5t Chalham Strcct, llostnn. and so d by Druggis J ADOthecTrL and Co.mlry inercl.auts senerally. Frt"ularsc...luirc f.ra pampWet arcomny, ,'ng eah bo,.lc.-Pricc 50 cents. hr salc m Mid dlebury by V. I Itusscl. BEMOYAL HORACE KICHOLS. having rtirnovcd hisCabincl Sliop to a building, afewrods east ol thc Vermont Ilotcl, would respertful I v invitc liis old cusiomcrs. atul tlie'publio in ?eneral. to call and cxarainc liis slock of CABIEET WAEE, ivliich lie vi!l scll at very reduced priccs, lot cash or niost hinds of prodLce. Any work inhis line uliicli may bc ordcrcd,.wi!l bcex ecuied at shorl noiice.and in a salisfactory manncr, and on ibc most reasonablc terms. Jl3"CoKrjss made to order. fThoso lio owc mc, will much oblige me bycalling and paying whal ianoivduc AVAKTED, Bv thc Subscriber, 50C0leelorPiiie Boarda 3000 of Basswood do. 2000 ofBedstcad timber. i for whirh a (air pricc will be paid. Middlebury ,;Kov. Slst, lb47. 31:lf. Groceries- The SutiEcriber ofTerc lor salc an assort mcnt l grocerics llint cannot be surpasscd

iii qu.iiny ,.um piiui; n v,,,,. Tlicrcfore tbofO who ivatil n choice articlo al ,a 0v ra'tc will do well 10 call. P.RUSSEL. MG-UEREEOTYPE aooss. One humlrcd Gross of 1'latcs and Cases, flnrninii nml Ainnricnii Onin(ras and everv art;L.le tlc i;ne for salc at Xew York prices j BRMSMAID BROTHKRS .TinVKLERS, BURLINGTON, VT. Casli ordcrs proniptly and saiisfaclorily an-swi-red and hberal discounts to those who buy by thc Rrojs at onc time. T. F. Cooicr's and iL G. IJfCslcv's finc Duplcx Vatchcsandfinc Levcrs for sale 37 3w. Webster's Bictionary. THE EXTIRE AVOKK UNABRIDGED. IX OXC VOLUME, CltOWS QPAKTO. This valuaWe and Staudard AVork, vrliirli staiuls tnirivakd by any siniilar jmhlication in thc KnslMi Lanpnape, havin bccn thorougbly rcvi seil" bv l'noixssoit CHAUNCEY A. GOOD- 1UC1I. of Yalc Collcgc, assistcd by scvcr.d distin tinpii-hed litcran- gcntlcmcn, 1ms just becn puh- -.r ,11 i ii bshed. ilany thousand wonH havc been added, ITaliles sliomnc thc pronunciation of Geo"rraphi- Booktore of L. W. CLARK. liennington Stonc NV aro. Cream Pote, Bulter Pots wilh Covcre, Chum;atid Jujre.from to 6 qts. eaih, AI.SO EarlhcnMilkPans and Flowrr Pols, &c Eor Htlc by Z. BECKWITH. April. 19, 1817. Wcwest Sl.vlc, Rich and fasbionablc R1BDONS in grcat variey just receivcd bv L'ilANCIS SON. Nov.Sih, 1S17. ONE.OF THE 7 GOODS 1 1 II line and lanrv Si ks. Alsn Prinis of most fash-5 Swiss, NansookJ Fino Rlo.,r. 1,,1 Worsted Daraask and Moreen. ?V 1 Silk and Tahbv Vplrit. 1 asseis, v nnges and Ulasps. itiiJUircU iur r -W'.V'ifn'Tlj? '1 J L. H. GRAVES JAMES McICEAND, have formed a copartnersbip under the Crm of Grarcs McKcand, the purposc of carryingon the business ol a general FDRNfSHING ST0RE At the old stand of L. H. Gravc Co, and have just received a large and well sciected as sortmcnt ot Boots, ShoeSj Pumps, Slippers, Overshoes &c. a jW m ii spnson. and suited to the wants of ererv man, woman and child in the coinmu nily. There may be found evcrytbing m this de partment from the delicate sjipper Ct for the parlor or the ball room down to the beaviest bro fitfor the muddiest section of the railroad. Moccasins rrom the imiians, uuuoers iruui mc raarkets Baby Boots, Cacks; Bootees and Polka Boots in a perlect inundation. ALSO, there may be found all sorls ol READY MADE LQTHING,! Vests, Sacks, Coats.Pants, Overcoatsandevery thingthattheclimatcdemandsorlashionrcquires, made in styleand by good woikmcn. Also (Hctssimcrcs ano which may be made up on ordcr at thc same cs tabliihment,in a style of cutting and workman shipwhich cannotbe bcat.andshallbewarranlcd to every cusnmer to gire perfect salisfaciion. ETHE TAlLORING BUSINESS generally is also to be carried on in alltts branch- 5-Pleasegive us a caU. ai GREAT Arc offered to tlie pcoplcof this town and coutily by by thc salc of their usual stock RICE AND FASHIONABLE (SOOII0, For Ladics and Gentlcincn'a wcar, con shting of a large varicly of THIBET iMERINOS, DE LANES, OltEGON CLOTHS, BONNET SATINS, R1BBONS. ARTIFICIALS, FRINGES, &c. 6ca. Also the largcstand bcst assortmcnt of READY MADE CLOTI-III.G Ever offered in Middlebury, whicl1 will positivcly be sold ata sinall advance from cost. or in other words 12 1-2 pcr ccnl CHEAPER than can bc boiight' in to-.vn, notwithstanditi" tlie large handbills circu- Inted thrnugh thc county fillcd withcarica turcs and nll sorts of pufls to deceivc the po.iple Is nowrcceiving from Boston a large assort mcnt of Fancy and Staple Consistingin partof Lyonesc Cloth, Blar.k and Drab, Black. Rept. Silk Siripe, Drab Plaid, and Hair Cortl Alpar.as. CashmcreKj Gala. Cameleon and Oberon Plaids. Ginghams and M. dc Lnines, Shauls, Bonnet and CnpRibbons, Cali.-.ocs; Artificials; Muffs and Bons; Plaid Linscys; Broad Cloth?, Cassimercs and S'alinolls, Vestings, Velvete and Satins: Elm Strcct Hais, &c. also Hardware, Iron, teel and Crockery. A Choice lot of Groccricp. Persons wishing to purchase good Goods at a very reasonaDie rate will do well to call and ex ammc. Middlebury, October 2G, 1817, CONSUffiPTiON CURED Triumphant Snccess ofBuctiAs's Hutnrn- r'mn Balsam, of Life, the great English remcdyfor Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consiimplwn. The most 'celebrated and infillihV rnnorn. forcolds, coughs, asthma, orany form of Pul- iii iuary consumpuon, is tae tlungarian Balsam of Lifc. discovered bv Dn Tlrr-tr m nC T nnn. Engiand, tested for upwards ofseven years in Great Britain and on the comincnt ol'Europe, and introduced inlo the Oniied States under the iiiimeuiaicsupennicndcnccol the inventor. Thc astonishit)" snr-rpss nf thn rTnnnr;nn Balsam, inthecureof every form of Consump- Iinn ipnrnnic llin A i lor treatment the worst possihle cases that can tuiiiiiiuniiy cases mat seelfre- llCf III Vain Irom ani- nf thp rntnmnn wmnJ,'.r of the day, and havc becn given up bv the most disnnguished Physicians, as conhrmed and in- i.urauie. i ne tlunganan Brlsam has cured and Will cure. the most ilesnernlpnf ra'spc It quach.nostrum.buta Standard English Medi cme, of known and establisbed efficacy. TO THE CONSriMPTIVR. Every familv in the Tlniicd Si.iw hnni.i u iuppiieu wnu Buchan's Ilungarian Balsam of i-.uc,noi oniy to countcract the consnmptiveten dencies of the climale, bul to be used as a pre timne meaicmes tu all cases of Colds, Coughs. r'.""' iiuuo, ram in tne siae ana cnest, l.r.r'ta",on aDd soreness of the Lnngs, Bronchilis aimcuuy ot Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night cc.iu,,r.maciation and general debiliiy. Asth- -.-,.uuuM, uuupiDg vyoagn.ana ;roup. in case of actual disease of the lungs, or cc sumption, it is the onlysource of hope. ooiu Dy Aicuonald and Smith, sole agent for the Uniied Kingdom. at the Italian AVarehouse, ttegentst, LondoD, in Bottles and Cases, for snips, hospitals &c. I?J'sPf:ial appointmcnt. DAVID F. BRJD L.fc.b, 130 Washington st. Boston, Mass. Sole Agent for the United States and British Ameri- tau riuvincCS. Americanprice.SlperBottle with fulldirec tions for the restoration of Health. Pamphlets, containing a mass- of English anajAmcncaneertificates and other evidence, showing the unequaled merits of this Great Eng lish Remedy.may beobtaincdoftheagents gra tis. iS'None gcnuine, without the writtensig nature of the American Agent on a gold bronze labelWcounterfeit which is forgery. BufFalo Robes, C Bales Lnrge Robcs, 3 Indian Dresscd Wliole Skins. 3 Calf Skins. which aro opened and oflered for salc at the PenpIesStore by V. b, JOHNSON, Nov. 8th, 1648. Window Sash at faclory pr ce at Z. BECKWITIPS. Nov. 8th, 1347. Whiting Kehoe. (Successora to Carncy Slccper.) READY MADE CLOTIIING. In all iis variou3 Btylcs andqtialiticsadapted lo tho A'eio Englund, Southern and Westerr. at their Wholesale Ilooms Granite Building, No7s 40 42, Ann Street, (directly opposite Row,) BOSTON. HITING KEIIOEhave now op hand and nffcra for nl. m iheir extensiye Ware Rooms the largest and most coroplctc assortment ol READY MADE CLOTIIING cver broughtinlhe country. Our business being confincd cxclusirely to the Wholesale Trade, ihc greatest care is taken in thc tcleclionof such goods nndlhe manufactunng of suclistjlesaswill bestsuit thc couutry markct; and asweimportouroun goods, wc havcno hesila tionin saving VE CAN.NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Thc utinost care is taken in ihe manufactunng, and purchascrs may be assurcd that our slock will compare favorably wilh thc bcst Custom Blade ClolhiDg. QC5- Dcalcrs in the City and from the Country, xbo are buying, will dowcll to lookat ourctockbc fore niaking their purchascs. J. J. WHITING, No's&42AnnSl. M. KEHOE, Jr.. i BOSTON. C. W. GALLOUPE, iHnsiml 'oiirc. JIB. "WIIITCOMB having taken up his win tcr quarters at Jliddlcburv, takes this metbod of saying tohis friends, and the dancing comninmty generally, tliat lie is prcparcd to fumUhgood niu sic for on rcasonable tcrm?. Any numbcr of picccs fur nUhcd from two to five, as the oecasion may rc quirc, his hand cu ts of a Clarionct.rost-Hora, lst 2d Ytolin, and Opheycliedc. Lcttcrs nddrcssed to K. E. Whitcomb Middle bury, Vt, will rcceive prompt attention. 27tf Middlebury, Nov. 3. 1847 A' SUPERIOR article of Spcrm Oil may bcobtained at Nov. 8th, 1847. FATENT Eavc Spouls just rcceived and for sale by Z. BECKWITH. August 30. 1S-17. MUSLIN DK LAJNES. Will be sold chcapcr at "the Peoplc's Store"for tarcc wceks to come, than was cvcr oircrcd m thc Statc bclorc. W. S. JOIiXSU. July 5, 1847. EEMEM)0US FftESHET Occasioninggreatdisappointmcnt lo thosewho havc bcen obliged lo make their purchascs bcfore the arrivai ot tne PRISE STOilE'g SPLENDID STOCK OF But let those who havc bcen so fortunatc as lo havc dcferred their purchascs congratulate thcm selvcs that thc -vraters of ll'ood Creek havcsubsi ded and ourgoods havcat last arrivcd. A Splendid Stock embracing aluiost everylhing adaptfd thc wants offairwomen and bravc men." To our cus iomcrs 'lis cnough to say that ourgoods are now at ihcirscrvice. To those who have not been so fortunate as to have become acquainted with the principlc upon which ourbusiness is conductcd our very lcnc priccs we would say you are carnest lyinvited to call and cxamine ourgoods and pri ccs. NASH GOODRICH. FACTS REGARDING THE SUGnR COATED IMPROVED Indian Vegetable PILLS. for Consumplim, Colds, Coughs, Hheuma lism, Dyspepsia, Feccrs, U'orms, Dysen- tery, and Diarrhoea. ALSO, SURE CURE FOR thc PILES. TESTIM03IA1.S. HAVING bccn altakcd some monlhs wilha bad Cough, weakncss in chest,and losofap pctitc, I uscd Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, butgrew worsc, with cold swcatsat night; could not slccp, and bolievcd I was in a Consumption. I procurcu a box of Dr. Smith s Sugar Ooatcd Iinproved Indi nn Vegetable Pills,vhicli restorcd my health withiti six days, and I bclieve thcin to be thc bcst rcmcily I ever uscd. UiiO. W GRANGER. Cambridge, Oct.-13, 1841. 1 havc bccn afllicted fvr somc time with thc Ltvet Complaint; having pain in my siue, weaKiiess iu uaeK acu stoinach. anu dyspepsia. I havc taken overonc dozcn boxc3 of Wright's Indian Fcgctahlc and Brandrcth's Pills, but continucd to crow worsc, and was so rcduccd that I dcspajred oi cvcr gaiuiiig rcnei. i men tricil Ur. Sniith's tfugar Coated Improvcd l.V. Pills, aiiuiiciorci tinii iiuisiicii thcscaoml box my naiii3 and dy.-spcpsia had disatiDearnil My food now digests well, and I am able to attend to my lamily tlutics, Scveral of mv friends have sincc taken thc Pills for bad coughs, uml havc found great relicf from tlie m. ivirs. (jtis o. VvniTSEY, 9 Alyrtle strcct. Boston, May 9, 1345. 1 Have been lor four vcars nfflicteil with Scrofula, Leprosy and Doafnes3,and havc uecn uii.iimu 10 uuiain any rcliet until 1 prc currdsix boxes of Dr. Sniith's valunbleln Uian cgctaliic 1'ills and in fonr inonths all my compiamts nail tlisappcared, contrary to an my inenas' expcetations. I took tliesc I'lllstor niy acroluIa,withrnt any ex itiiauuiiui it.-in.-i. JAMES It. UHOATE Mt Vernon, Kennebcc Co.Me April 15, 1345. PERFECT CURE OF wnTJMR Our little girl, G years old, has sduercd all tha worst sta?esof wormst anrt wo hnm n..rnnn,i an eiicciuai curc, until wc administered Dr. c smun s susar Pi ls which our Hti1-!rl mnl-iriii,. oui me j;ast Tciuctancc in doscs of two at a time, a time. The Pills bronht h-nniie nrA c 1, i n. ,.w.w,UuU m uiicc nnproveu. anc in now inlOl-OUS neaittl. Weharp fnnnA tli.t.rf, csi ueiiciuirom tneiruse. JJCOr. Cjinr nrv fiSlilikit 1J V rVAVc have ui iv viimo. lso they are varranted the best Coosh rcmcdv now in USe never l'ailin" tn rnri tlie mnt nhtti- nate oougn or tJoId within 48 hours. 1 he directions and treatmcnt of the disease accompany everj- box. Price 23 cents per box. iiu ousar L,oatod t'l s" can h? ."pnninp Withontthesinatlirrinf Ihpsnlpinvfntnrr; RRV. jji.miii ijjinn, Ai. u., ITesulent ot theJX. Y. College of Health. nnon everv bor. Odirn di. i uicu ejciusiveiy to tne sale ot tbismedicine.iNo. I l-J UlUil-,i IVIf.'H RKKT. New Yorlf aiiui.iu- HAltlll &U tsoston. ....1 V.nilTlmnn Agent for Middleburv. V. P. RUSSEL 53 For sale in all thp. llllmres andtoirns mciew lungland Slates.sl MulTs and Boas, A frcsh and larjre lot of various colorsiust rcceived and for sale low hv FRANCIS SON. Nov. 8th, 1847. PIANO F0RTES. HALLET, CUMSTON ALLEN, latc IIal let, Davis. Co and succcssors to Bnoivx and Ualuet, continue to manufacturo Piano Portes. of various stylcs, at tbcir old stand, No. 339 'Wash-ngton-St., Boston, whcre friends and parrons of the old ricjr, are invitcd to call, Kefer to Uarvet iinLr, Escj. Dccembcr 1847 J51:6m 1 f Gentlemen visiUng Boston and in wcnt of first rate fcill arib iDintcr cElotljing are particnlarly invitcd to call at Brown, Lawrence Stickney's Nos. 6, 7, 9, 11 12 Old,Statc House. Fronting State St. Boston, Where thcy will Dnd thc largest stock of FASHIONABLE CLOTHmG, in thj city, consisting of every variety of ready madegarments manufactured in the best manner and the most fashionablc style which we are sellingat prices that will insurc salisfaciion. Garraents Made to Order, Weals inviteyou to examine (beforc purchas ing) our cxjcnsive stock of uncut goods, compri sing a varicly of shades of ENGLISH. FRENCII GERMAN CLOTHS, with English, French, Gcrman and American D0ESKCNS im CASSBIEKES, Also, Silk, Satin, Velvct and Cashmere which wc will make to order. in the ncatest and and most warkmanlike style, and warrantcd to fit v' Prices as low as at any clothing estab- lishmcnt in thc Union. REMEMBER, OLD STATE HOUSE Fronting State Street Boston. 23y 500 Pieces Fancy Prints. Thc largest stock and the greatest variety cvcr brought into this county, from which no one can fnil of being suitcd, andat fnr lcss priccs tlian cvcr bclorc ollereu, just rccei ved by June 1, 1847. FRANCIS SON. WANTED. 500 lbs. Live Gcesc Feaihcrs. 3000 Good Butter, at 14 cts 1000 Pulled Wool. pcr lb. 1500'' Tacs. For which tho highcst SMITH. price will be paid in goods, by II. O. New Haven, May 24, 1847. ScaiTs Shawls. A rich article at a small price, just rccei ved. by June 1. FRANCIS SON. BED STEADS. A new Staple of Bcad Stcads for sale by W. S. JOHNSON PAIiTS. Purc Wliitc Lead Turkey Umbcr Extni do. No. 1 do. do. do. ISurnt do. TcrradeSicnna Prnssian Bluc Chincse do. Cudrcar Ext. Logwood Mangancso Varni.-b, Linccd Oil Rcd Lead Eng. Vcnetian Red Chinesc Vcrmillion American do. French Ycllow Ycllow Ochre Chromc Green Spts 1 uqientmo &c Also a comnlcte assortment of Piunt, Varnish. and 'Whitc-Waih Brnshes of thc Bcst quality, I priccs that cannot fail to smt thc purcliacr. irs door south of the I'ost-OfBcc. W. P. BUSSEL.t A FIBST RATE JJouble Harness for only $25. The suscriber wonld rcspeclfully gire notice to thc citizens of Middlebury, and the puhlic gener ally, thathcslill continuestocarryon ihe HARNESS TRUNK.MAKING basinessin all its branches, at his old stand oppo sitcthestorcof Jobn ll'ood. Those who wish any article in his line of bnsi ncss, will do well tocall and cxamine thc qualily nnu priccs, as nc is dctermineu not to be omuone in eithcr respect. RepairiD? done at short notice. Most kiuds of produte taken in cxchange for work-. u. i: uuittiAi). iMiddlebnry, Seplemler 1, 1817. 18 tf BLACKTSAR'S PREMIUM UTTEI Which rcceived thc highcst prcmium at ihe STATE FAIR, at Auburn. Sepicmbcr 1810. And hcs rcceived thc first prcminm at cv ry fair ivhcrc it lin. bccn cxhihiicd. iLJrl' armers anil otbcrs wnoarem wanl of a Straiv Cultcr, are invited to call and cx amine itat thc storc nf W. S. JOHNSON. Agent for Addison Co. Middlebury, Aug. 29, 1817. 19 (gjLATES, Pencils, Wriling Papcraud acliool Uooks' lor sale by 8th, 1847. Z. BECKWITH. Nov. 1NFALLIBLE PURIFVCR OF THE BLOOD IF REV. E. HIBB,RUS' VEGETABLE ANTI-BILLIOUS FAMILY PILLS, Arc not fonnd tobc thc moslcfmvenicnt THE best PHYSIC you EVER TRIED Arc fully cqual to our rccommcndotion of ihem, If you uun l nnd iliat Ui t. ot tncse pills tloes morc goon tnan irom -1 to 0 ol any other kind.crcry a gent stnnds ready In rcccircthe cmpty box and REFUNDTHE MONEY! Thcsc pills are rccommcnded as lieini; WITIIOUT tc luual i.i all liillious attacks, aucctions of thc Livcr, thc Lungs, Siomach or Bowels. caused by taking cold or cbstiuctcd pcrspiration. They carryofftlicbilc.cleanfethcft3n.ach and boncls, nnarc-open tnccioseit porcs ot tlie uouy, thcrcby letting outlhe inscnsihle ncrf niration throu?h its accustomcd channcl, and rcbcving at once the in tcrnai orgnns. aiso in old cnronic atieclions, as Dyspepsia, Sick Head-ache, Rlxumatism, &c., iiunu tne Liiiic i iuia wliicli to witli cacli box t-teryageni nas oirculars ol llicsc pills to givc Is thc usualdosc though somo require ONE PILL, orercnmore. Cluldrcn.of one car andover, one fourtli ofa pillof 7ycars and ovtr, halfa pill. Thcsc pills ard PtRELY VEGITABLE. and mav be taken under allciicumstances trithoul regard to drinkt or diet. Foraalebv V. P. RossEr. Middleburr aml at nncor morc places of sale in eacli towu in this couuty. Worms Easily Removed. WIMTER'S CAHADIAM VERMIFURF nUNOREDSUP UIIILUKE.N DIE cvcry jeai from the discases produced bv Worm! riievarclhe cauenr numeruus anU rnchtful dlsca lnileed therf, I wnrr.iir n complaint common to Infaney and ehlldlinotl wLich may not produced or treailr anravatnl bv ihe nrcscnrcnfihn. dpstructive anlmaU tn ihe stoniach and bowc Is. caes are recordcdortheirproduciu;SL Vitus's Dance, Lneked Jaw, Ilropsy, Sqninti?, Loss of I'ccllng In the l.lmbs, Rlckets, ipiianon ot tne licart, trilpllons, llry uon'ft, Sevcre alns. alencss. Emiciaiiun.toial Uccllne oftilrLtiih nn.i Consumptlnn. Thcy consume all the nourishment in the body, and Gnally destror tbe Chfltl. WIMXll'S CANAUIAN VCUSIIFUGGis a rlM.mt. ale.ipeedy and permancntcuicrorthlsdjnserousciirerbr this danjerousaflllciion. It has becn rkiihruHr tried. and is uiilrenrallr approved or even bjr rhjrJciaiis Itdcstrors the worms atonec. disjolresand carriesofftlifi Klimw tvhich fomisUie nestof worms, and grcaUy improvca atid invi- ca.caiuc eysirjn. II n uie nns periect Mlngoriha kind ever Invented, and no family should be without it-P.H.- I'arpnui may be ussured that tnla medieinn la nr- fectly harmlesslnitseeecu. Itiscarerully compounded.of uie kij ui. uiiciiais, miu uinc is noi tne teast uauTr in uslnlt. 1'rlce oniysj erats pcr bottlc. J.S IIOUGIITON. 130 WlulinetOnSt.RnMnn.n.n.ral Agent fnr ihe New Enrlaud Sntalts. A GENTa. Middlebury Dr. Ruscll, Vergennes, F. Huntington. Monkton. T. C, mith, New Haven, A. P. Iloscoc. Pittsford, Henrv Siinonds. Castleton Dr. Juimeston. Burlinztou, Peck St Spear, and deslersin Medicine generally in New Engiand. Ilats Caps &c. 4 Casea Mole Skiri Hats. do do do doz., do" Fur. do Drab. do Pnrama, do Cloth Caps. Rough Ready. Oil Silk. do All of which are ofTered lowcr than ever by W. S. JUHKHOIV. Mayl, ib4. t 1 MANUFACTUR1N S3. J. nAVENTOKT. C0. TTTOULD inform their natrons. and the pnblic V V generally, that they shall continue to Manu- faeture atthe establisbment ot tne iMiuuieDury Manufacturing Company, whcre can be found at all times a good assortment ot CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND FLANNELS. made expresslv for dtirability.botb in colorand servicc, which thcy will exchange frvroolar ad vancc on wool lcjt to Ktanuaclurc, or sell lor cash or proauce at wno.esaic anu tciati. They would tender thcirgratefulacknowledge mcnts to their patrons forpast favors, and assurc them ihaletrort will not be wanting to merit their ftillcst confidence. fj Terms adapted to the times. Middlebury May 4, 1817. l:ly Dagnerreotype Apparatus- "Plates, Cases, Cheniicals, Cameras, Camcra, Stands, Hcad Rcsts, platc holdcrs, Mcrcury Balh, Ballcry for gilding, &c. &e. All theapparatu.i and matcria'.s fnr n'eing ihe samc, at BoNton and New York piiccs forsale al the Drug Store of IV, P." RUSSEL, NEW FALLAIDIKTER lli IK Receivcd by ihc subscriber at his old stand, a large and complcte assortmcnt ol Dry Goods, HardwarCj Crock ery &c. &c. Which will be sold nnusually chcap for cash, oron short approved credit. Thc juilic arc in viled to call and EXAMINE and PURCHASE. Z- BECKWITH. Krniyrs i pja.xrs .'g W. S. JOHNSON oflers his prcscnt stock of Prints at a reditrcd pricc to make room for Fall stock. AII those in want of Calico I)rccs will t!o well to call at "the Peoplc's Store.' July 5. 1847. SKTature's own'Remedy'i! TIIE INVA LlD'S liEST FRIEND 11 Let it bc bomc in mind that Wrighl's Indian Vegetable Pills aic- NO.CATCH PENNY REA1EDY. the ofipring of ihc hour, desiined lo pass away wilh it and le firgjtten. but a n.cJicincof sler ling value. Its rcpututiun is not built upon an isolalea cure, cflectcd under ciicumstanccs in which the taillr of the imaginalion had quilc as much lo do wilh it, as thc aclivity of ihe rsmedy useli. wngnvs tnaian vtgeiaoie rius tay a claim to rcal worih, founded on thc honcst and willtng Iclimnnv ol. THOUSANDS AND TENSOFTIIOUS ANDS. lhronhout thc longth acd brcadlh of ihe land SPR1NG, SUMMER. FALL. AND WINTER Each produce, by their varialionsof tcmnera tute pi-culiar eiTecis upon Ihe buman hody. Thc heatexpands &tns cold contracts ihe voluine ihe circuUtion fltiid and whcn changcs taki piace stiuucniv, mc ciiecis arc oitcn scrtous Wrighl's Indian Vegetable PilU counleract the evil iuflncuce ol sudden tbange-), by pnrifvtng Ihe blood and kcepins thcstomach and towtls in a naiursl and healihful condnton. FOR DYSPEPSIA, Wrigh's Indian Vegelahlc Pills will bc fonnd very stiperior In thisdcsea.ve, lhcgaslric,juice is wcak- and ilelicient in quanty. oonequenily, tlit discstioti is impcrrect and the hcallh iiiip'.iici: 'i.r ti.-ii. .1 r i. 1 iicm; i ius icuuvc iuu i'iic iiuin ini: Muinucn rcstore its tone, and lmprove Ihe digesttou. FOR JAUNDICE. Wrighl's Indian VegctaLIe Pills are cqnally well adat'f;d to ihc removal of Ihis coinr.I.iir.t. As thcoperatcupon Ihconc general and unifo-m iitinciplc, ot cleansirig llie siomacli and bowrl' ntirifvin'' ihebluoal.aud icctifyitijr Ihe secrctbns, ihey iemovelhoCAUaF.ofJaiindice.andofuU uthcr disordcr. GREAT FE.MALE MEDICINE! It wotih! bc difncnll prreKcly to tell to whicl ofthelwosexcs Wrighl'- Indian Vegetable Pill havc bcen Uie greatest lilc-sn g. uat ti is rcn ccrlainlhnt these Pills have given hcallh, an spirits. and anood coraplcsion, to hundrtdsof l male, who would, wilhont theni, have lecn in their cravcs. A box ol v rigiit's. indian egeia MepilUisan ircstnnable medical compamun ccrtain nctio.'s. VALUABLE ANTI-BILIOU6' MEDI CIE! The scnsations accompanyinglivcr complain are ihe most wreiched descrinlion. Ilalilua drunkenncss is frequenilv brought onby liver complaint. A paticnt suflcring ftom this-dii-ease, shoulj not be mockcd wilh pietcndcd curesjyel there are lew mcdicines that are north a straw in the removal of this complaint. Calomel bas hithcrlo lccn the chicf reliance, bul Ihe remedy has nro vcd ilself worf e than thc di'cae Whal thea shall bc done 1 We say. nivo Wrighl's In dian Vegetable PilU a trial, lf they do not ex ceed all your expcetations, we are willing to bcarnll tlie opprobnum ol lauure. nnuwesay toall TRY TIIEjV. Tiieie is no isk rtin no money thrown away you are ccrtain of benclit. When vou found tbat Wrisht's Indian Vcgela- ble Pills arca" leeile" the best medicincyoucvcr bcard of.siicu to them! Uon t run alter every upsiart Rcmcdv, which nttempts to bluslcr itsell tnio notoncty. abovc all, UKWABB Ob' 1AHTATIUWS. Of Wibhfa Indian Ve-e;ah!c I'ilb. Prcvious tn Ihn in trodnetion of this medicine. lmlian Tills rere nevrr heard of Tioxr what hossof ihem! And nftcr all, what are they butmiFCrableiniitaMonortbc oriqinal nirdicine mi lmre likc ir. thin halk is likc chrese Une man adver tlscs, "llnproviil' Indian Vco-tabloHSs. ThU would be a capilaljnke, Ifit wete lrss serioos. Iiewareof allsuch Ofliees c'evoted exclusively to ihe suleof vrigbrs Indian Vegctahle 1'ills, wholesale and retail, 1G9 Race Slrcet, Philadelphia rZrvnnwtfh Slroor n- Arnrlr nml 105 Xtemont bireet, Boston. AG3NTS: V. P. Russcl, Middlebury, Sidncy Moody, tlo XV. S. Brown, Addison, F. Huntington, Vergennes, Roynl Flint, Hancock, Orin Shole, Ferrisburg, L. L. Holcomb, Starksboro, G. V. Parmelee, Bristol, A, P. Roscoc, New-Havcn, J. B.IIuntly Salisbury, Collim Lane, Cornwall, B. F. Haskall, do P. Fletcher Son, Bridport, Joscph Simonds, Whiting. Jnhn Simonds, Shoreham, Kent VVright. do 49 Sclling oflfat Cost! All of our SUMMER DRESS GOODS will be closcd ofTat Cost. NASH GOODRICH. Middlebury, Aog, 25, '47, I ti i nn ix i TIIElarccst assortment of Crnetor rorscvcrcxhibitcd ia this market embracing tiful stylcs and complcte scts of FLOW1NG BLUE. WHITE GRANitp LIGHT BLUE EMBOSSED AND CH1NA WARE. of all sizes, is now open for esaraination in crockery rooms np stairs, and ivill besoldatii'r samo low prices os herctofore. NASH GOODniCIl. FALL WINTER Msm) The One Price Store Is now openins iu Fall and Wint- r. j bracing every thing rich, fashionahln4:.,?B blethat could Idbe found inmarket. ueslra Purchascrs are earnestl v invited fn amine onr goods and prices beforo raaiin i lions, as we feel confident they msy 0 ,e" Savea Large Percentage byso doing. One price only will be asked orreceiredati this we pledge oureelves shall be lowcr than Mt store in Addison Connty. "waanj iNASU GOQBRIPTT ESTERN NEW VORK cHolicnc of fjcalth, ....,v..Uv..,.Luiuu,niOTcr. Wheieverit has gone, and Souih Arnerica, Engiand Cansd andlheUnitel Sutcshave proved dfe ttuthof Ihis .statement, theabove quotaiion in a sirorm pithy sentence, lclls the wholcsiory. luvabdb Ihe principlc on which yoa are curc-J mav not le known to you, but the resultofa trial oi thc ar ticle is saiLsfactory you are restorcd, and thc e cret ol the cure remains wiih theproprictor. The Medicme is a coraponnd of SdiMinci ve"all agencies; each individual rooi has its on rar ticular, exclusive, medical preriy, cocflicur.i wiihno other componnd-carh root makcsiA oxyn curc and as a pcrk-ct coialinaiioc. whec taken into thesys.eni.itdoesthe K-ork which m TutiB, when her lawswcreirstcsiaUi.shed.Inicc tlcd iti-ho.ilJ do-MriJla strcngtt.cn, ind tcstvra in all its characlers, will Lc completely end icalcd Irom thc system by its use. Sce rati phliN inagent's hands, forlrce circtlation the trca t upon alIiiJtj, and show lesiimony orcore Giuvkl, and all complaints orthsitntia,,,,; form also thc cause ot great suflcring, and Vird iiinV LiTiioNTRtr-ric has acquired no jmall cc lcbnty ovci ihe couutry, by the curcs ithasms in this dislrcssmg class ofafiliclions. So famen it secm, is this midicine, that it has thns altraci- cal Science, in an aniclo on calculoas dh md 'so.vents,' thc writcr, alier uoticinir il tnai mc iiiiinIi govcmmcnt c tecret remedy, and aIo nolicin iWh sovcinment nnrp r,n.-v Ti ,t r i .nc parchai!i Nevy..rk, ihus pays.tiibute totLelamsofile '7 iVfcrd,0,D01 Ur '""entaiivcs" byiJ.cpnrctaofVan8hanLia.Blrif which no solvcnt sir.c.c Mie days of Aic lemrtas pos?escn otichalfthe famc?' Ileader, "?r ia perim bcal orhigh standing, acknowledgcd ilia'. ont a large seciion of this co.mlry to lc or.c of the bes ronducted jonrnals of ihe kind in tlc Uaitrd Siates, cxchanging with Ihe scieniifie worka f Ktirope lo our ccrtain knowledge. cdiied ly An tin Fliut, Al Dn and conliibntcd to ly rr.cn ofile higbest profcvsiunal ahililv, tbusslej.pinra.i;e touoiicca Secrctremedy.i Yonntllatcnccur. dcrMarid no unLncun aiul tcorthlfu noslrnm conld Ihus extort a commcnt from so high a cuarier and conscqncnily, unless it dirfctlv conflic: wiil: thc pracltcc olthe hcully, it niusthavebern its grcat 'fnm which has caused it lo teccive ;L.i passicg noil. Kiti.vr.T diucs'S, veatcs tftit hack and spinc, inrgular, j-ainful cnd nrrcs' Mcnstniation, F.uor AUvs, and iho entire ccnirli catedlrain orcvils whichf.l!owadb.ori'tuj-s-tem, are at once telicrctl by ihe medicine 5". i forpamphlclstrom Agrnts, and you will cal c. dence ol the value ot the Lilhoniipiic thtfc! r-t orth.Asa remedy lor theirrcgularilicjof ihe lcmalc system, it has in the comronud a 'W which has bccn rcsorlcd toin thenorihofEurof !or ccniuiics as a sure cnio fi.r ihis comrhu' and a resiorer ol tho hcallh of ihc emire y.sltir LiVEnCoMrtiiNT, Jr.N-DiEE, Biluoi, ri'rt &e.,are in.stanily rclicvcd. Pcorhi il.e A ct willfind itlhemy remedy in l.'iooo'mrlair.!' .is well as Fevku ixi Aut,s. Thrrc is iK.rcn. .uy Iike it, and tw cuhntclor iitimnc fvims snr part of this mixture. jV fnjtiry will rcult ic in ie,rnd Hsaclive pnipcriirs arc mamfcicd in llc iivc.il a M'ngle oz bviilc. For FrrtR andA ot K Uiwdcrs, talc no other vcdicir.c' RurxMiTisM, G.a-T, willff, rclirf. Th sction n( this medicine upon Ihe Blood, will chf rge ihe which origir.ales tn the hlooi! and a iiealihy result i!l follow. Drsrr.rsii, Ixmccs. ti ox &c.,yicld in a few days'nse ofthK McdiriBe. Indamationot the Lnngs, Cough; ConMin-r;oi also, haseverfyniidrclicf. Scrofula, Emirfla', Pilcs. Inllamed eves all cansrd h will lind thisarticle ihe remedy. The srMcni. completely actcd npon by Ihetwenty.twodi'frerecl propcrties ofibc mixture. is ruriirrl anrfnxmrrd as a partial cnrc will not follow. The train cf common complaints, Palpiiati'on ofihe Heart, Sick Hcadache, Dcbilitv. &c ofsoraederangcment ofihcjsystem. and this Gi s t ucmuici uiu uutisworK. i tiepromi..essetfoiili in theadveitisement, arc based npon iherroofof what it has done in thc past four years. Th wrilten tcstimonyoriCOO Ager.Ls.in Canada.tls United States. Eneland and Snmh Am, fhepossession of the propriclor and ean bcscen by all interested is a sufflcicnr tfemoDslralioa that it is the best Medicine cver oflered tothi W orld. Get the pamphler, and smdr tbe pn'ncl pleas thcre laid dowB, of thc mclhod ofcure. Pntupin30oz bottles. at 2: 12 oz. do.atl each ihe largest holding C oz. morc than two small bottles. Look ont and not get imposednr- on. tvcn- boltle has "Voashan's Vesetalls Lilhontriptic Mixture" blown npon theglass.ils icritUn slgnature of "G. C. Vaughn"onliie rcclions.and "G.C. Vnnhn. Rnfliln "thrrtli onlhccirrl: Nbne other are OTnnine. Prerarcd by Dr.G. C-Vantrhn. .-in,l nM .n tKn Prineiral Ofiice, 207 iMain itrect, Buflalo.at vrholcsalsana retail. No attention given to lctlers nnless peit paid ordcrs from reirul.irlv mnti'mipi! Arscts accepted: post paid leners. or verbal corcniBiii cations soliciting advice, promptly altended cratis. r r Offices devoted cxclnsively to the sale cl ticle 132Nassaust New Vork citv: SS'. fthti SEj- sex st Salem, JUass, and by the principal Orof. giststhrwghoutthe United States andCacada.n advcrtised in the papers. a A '"ace W. P. RUSSEI. A. P. Roscoe. Npw U n V. Pnrmclcc. Bristol 1. r. ,,U- boro; J. Kcncdy Co. Huntington! F. Huntington, Vergennes; Sholes Car penter, North Fcrrisbyrgh T. C. Smitb, .JUI1IUI1 E.Hn.NT, Travelling Agent. 25 BuffaJo Coa(s, Cowtaitly on hand and made to order W. S. JOHNSON. bv Nov. 8ib, 1847. China, Glass, Crockery Warc, A larco and new stock at tho lowest pnce, jnst receivcd fiy FRANCIS k SO.V. miuuiuiJiti w; T)U G. C VAUGHN'S VegctaUeLithinlrie U ticAdvertlscmcntfor lb47-"l cimlt saw, I conqncred;" is most cmrhatically thocase wilh thts arucle. Disease hasei-nrr!Ai-.i V. 2 "-UCU IU 1' naland Monihlv Rev ew ..l v.i:..i o 3urci- Kor. e,h, 1847.