The Middlebury Galaxy (Middlebury, Vt.)
April 25, 1848

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ilttMHefettrji f "Iv TIIE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGIIT THAT IS UPON US, 1'IIERE IS NO STAR ADOVE THE ItORIZOX TO GIVE US A GLEAM OF LIGI1T, EXCEPTING TIIE IXTELLIGEyT, PATRIOTIC WFUG PARTY OF THE UNITED STA TES."- Webstkr. VOLUME XII. MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, TPSDAY MOBMNff, APRIL 2-5, 1848; KUMBER 52. H. EELL, EDITOR AXD TKOrRIETOR. JOSEPII II. BABRETT, AsSOCIATE EDITOR. TERJIS OF VOLUME XII. Villagc subseribcrs, S2,00 Mail subseribcrs, within thc State, 51,50 lf nnt iviid within the rear. -51, 5f-:i .1..-:Ko nt nf ihfi Stntc. So.OO Individunls aml Companics who takc at the officc, S1.50, or $1,73 if not paid witfiin the year. TIioso who tatc oi l'osinuers, c-.uu Tf nnt n i!.l nt thp rnd of lh rcar. S2.25 No apcrs discontinucd until arrcaragcfc nre rxrpnt at thc oution of the pronrictor. No .Animir wifh nr mtmrnt madc to Carriers. cash kecping, or othemise, allowed, exccpt assented to tTir Tirnnriptnr. "All comraunications must bc addrcsscd to the editorTosT Paid. JUSTDS COBB, Pr.ixTEn, CT WHOM AIX KISDS OF BOOK XSOJOB rEIJi'T IXO WIIX J1E EXECUTED ON SHORT NOTICE. LOVE. I havcno joys but in thy smile,' Save in thy frown, no pain, Comc tomy sidea little irhilc ril never ask ngain. To sce thee, and thy looks to bless To hcar thee, and thy words adorc, I never drcamcd of more tlian this I'll drcam of this no more. If I could hid my hcartbe still, Of what avail wcre this Twill ncver cost thinc own a thrill Of anguish or of Miss 'Twill follovv thee through life and dcath, Truc gitardian hy thy sidc, Vct nevcr ask a single hrcath Of fondncss for its gtiide. Comc to my sidc a little whilc I'll ncvcr ask again Jly hcart is sick for onc swcct smile Ilcarts should not plead in vain. Ah. but thine cycs are fillcd with tcars Tlicy do not tum away Thy haml thy hand thc lovc of ycars Has not bccnall astray. DMin Xalion. A LAUGIL Shc had that charniing latigh, which, likc a song 'J lic songof a spring bird, warcs suddenly Whcn wc lcast look for it. It lingcred long I'mn the car,onc of thc swcct things wc Trca'ure uneonsciously. As stcals along A tream in sunshinc, stolc its mclody, A musical as it was liglit and wild, The l.uoyant spirit of somc fairy child Yet minglcd with sofi sigh,that might cxprcss 1 hedepth and truth of camcst tcndcrncss. A Grx.ciax BrntAi.. Whcn a soul dc jiarts, tlieir lampntationsnrc tcrrihle but they -orrow for thc survivors only. As for thc dcad, thcy count liiin in all things a conqucr or, so thcy placc thc laurcl garland on his lirow, aiul m lus hand, thc palm -of victory. 'I Iiey uncovcr thc facc, that all may sec ivhat a majcsty of most scrcnc rcposc is stampcd thcrcon, and thcy sing a liynin of tlianksgiv injr as thcy bcar liim away to liis rcst. I re nu'm'tcr whcn thcy buried tliat liright cyc jroL-k maidcn, snatchcil suddenly from cartli, ".'acn hcr young lieart was light as hcr face w fair, thcy arraj-ed her, so rijrid and mo tionlcss, in the gay drcss she had nevcr worn but for sorns grcat fctc or ga!a, as though this more than any werc a day of rejoicing for hcr; and thus attired, witli hcr long hair sprcad out mvr her still bosoin, all deckcd with flowcrs, thcy laid hcr uncofiincd in ho.r gravc. At hcr fcot thcy placed a small flask of wine and a baket of corn, in accordance with an ancicnl fircck superstition, tvhich supjioscs that for ihrcc days and nights thc disembodicd spirit Jingcrs nioarnfully round its tcnenicnt of clay, thc garmrnt of its mortaiity,ivhcrcin as a pil irriui and a strangcr on thc carth, it Iived and iovcd, it sinncd and suflcred. As soon as thc first s-ciptom of dccay announccs that thc urfc of corraption is at work, tlicv bclicvc thc 'viror ccnce dcparts to purer rcalms. Bc ''r Uic ravc was closcd, wliilst for thc lat t'.ifc the'warm radiancc ofthc sunsct east a ;'ov. like thc mockery oflil'e ovcr thc marblc :'i v o!' tho pooronng girl, her friends, as a i i-: :i:vraution;ookincasurcsto asccrtain that ius aptually dcad, and not in a swoon. i'i.i mcjns thcy always lake in such instanrcs hi a-crtain a fact, which cUcwherc would bc iircd by a doctor s ccrtificatc, is touching in t!i" extreilie tho person whom, whilst alivc, .i was known thc deceascd lovcd bcst, the 1'iodicr, or it may bc thcyoungbctrothcd. who Iio)cd tojilacc on hcr hcad the gay bridal :nwn, instead of the green laurel garland of vaih, advanccs and calls hcr by namc, rc 3 atiii" after it the word ella (come) scvcral ir.!i.'s. m a toneof theniostpassionatcentreaty -lie is mute to this appcal, if sho is dcaf to 'lie voicc that was dearcst to her on carth, ilu-y no longcr doubt tliat she is dcad indeed; 'iicy cover up thc gravc, lift thcir cycs to thc hoavcn whcre thcy bclievc hcr to be, for the irccks do not hold the doctrine of pnrgatorj-, and, having made the sign of thc cross, thcy ilojiart in silcnce to their honics. Dr. Caldwell, in addressing a class of medical studcnts at the AVest, said: "ln the uordsof Iady Macheth But creu1 your courage down to the starting puint, and you cannot fail. Bc determin od and likc ths soldier going into battle, !ct evcry uuc rcsolvc to kill his man." Tllustration. Mr. Clioatc was cn gnt;ed last wcek in arguinif bcfore a com inittec of thc Legislature, saya the Barre CJazcttc, the disputed boundary qucstinn brtueen this State, and Rhode Island. In the course of his speech, lic alluded to be absurdity of relying upon the loose and indeflnitc bounds ofthc conimissioners a ccntury ago. "I would as soon," said lic, !i ncrvous tones and with startling action, "think of bounding a sovereisn state on lie north bya dandelion, on the west by a Wue jay, on thc south by a hive of bees in "warming time, and on the east by threc 'undrcd foxcs with firc brands ticd to ''"Mr tails!" MXSCEL1AHY. THE MILLER'S JLMD. Near the hamletof Udorf, on the banks of the Rhine, not far from Bonn, there j'et stands the mill which was the scene of the followinp advcnture On Sunday morning, the miller and his family set out as usual to attcnd service at the nearest church in the village of lleasel, loavmg thc mill, to which the divelling house was attachcd, in charge of his servant tnaid llanchen, a bold hearted girl, who had been somc time in his ser vice. The joiin"est child, who'was still too little to go to church, rcmained also under hcr care". As Ilaiiclicn was busily cngagcd in preparing diuner for the family, she was interrupted by a visit from her admirer. Heinrich Botteler: hc was an idle, grace- less Tellow, and her mastcr, who know his cliaractifr wcll, had forbiddcn him the house: but Hanchcn could not believe all the stories she had heard against her lov- er, and was stncerely attached to him. On tlns occasion she greeted him kmdly, und not only got him something to cat at oncc, but fcund time in the midst of her business, to sit dowit have a gossip with him, whilc he did iustice to the fare set before him. As be was atiug he lct his knife fall,"which he asked her to pick up hir him; she playfully rcmonstrated, tel ling him she fearcd, from all she heard, he did little cnough work, and oughtat lcast wait upon himsclf: m the end however, she stoopcd doivn to pick up the knife, when the trcaclierous villain drcw a dag ger from under his coat; and caught her by thc napc cf thc neck, griping hcr throat firmly with his fingcrs to prcvent her screaming; thcn, with an oath, hc dc- sircd her to tell where her master kept his tnoney; threatcnint; to kill her if shc did nnt comply with his command. The surpriscdjand terrified girl in vain attcmpt cd to parlcy with him; hc still held hcr in his choking grasp, lcaving hcr liooth- er choicc but todin or bctray her mas tcr. Shc saw that thcre was no hopc o( softenni!: him 6r clianmn!! his purpose, iV. with a full comiction of his treachery, all her nativccourascawoke m her bosom. Affcctina, however, to yield to what was incvitablc, shs answered him, in a resign- "A tone, that what must be, must; only if he carried off hcr mastcr's gold, hc must tnkc her with him too; for shc could ncv er sta to hcar their suspicions anu rc- proaches, cntrcatiiig him at the same time, to relax his grasp of her throat, for she could hardly speak, much less do what hc bidlier, while hehcld her so tight. At lenjth he was induced to quit his hold, on hcr rcminding him that he must Hose no time or ihe family would be rcturning from church. Shc thcn led thc way to her masicr's bedroom, and showcd him ihecoffer whcre he kont thc moncy. "Hcrc," she said rcaching to him an axe, which Iay in a cornrr of thc room, "you can opcn it with this, while I run up stairs to put all my things togcther, bc sides the mnncy 1 haye savcd sincc I have bccn here." Complctely deccivcd by her apparent reaiiincss to enter into his plans, he allow ed hcr to leavc the room, only exhorting her to hc quick ns possihle, and was im mediately absr.rbcd in his own operations: first oncning the box. and thcn disposing ofthc moncv about his pcrsrm. In the mean whilc llanchen. instead of gniiijj up slairs to hcr own room, crcpt softly along several passages till she again reachcd hcr masicr's chambcr. It was the work ofa momcnt to shut and bolt the door upon him; and this done, she rushcd out of ihe onter doorof thc mill to give thc alarm. The only being in sij;lit was her master's little boy, a child of five vears old; to him she callcd with all hcr might, "ltun, run to mcet your fath cr as hc coines from church; tell him wc shall all bc mnrdercd if he docs not come bnck." The frightcned rhild did as she hid him, ind set ofTrunning on thc road she poinled out. Somewhat rclievcd by sceing that the child understood hcr, and would make her case known, she sat down fnr a moment on the stone seat beforc the door. and full ot conflicting cmotions of grief and thankfulness for hcr cscape she burst into tears. But at this moment a shrill whis tle aroased her attention; it was from her prisoncd Ilcinrich, who, opening the gra ted window above hcr hcad, shoutcd oul to some accomplice without to catch the child that was running away so fast and to kill the girl Hanchcn lookcd nround in great alarm but saw no one. The child still continued to run with all his might, and she hoped that it was but a false a larm to excite her and overcomc her res olulion; when just as the child reached a hollow in thc next field, (the channel ofa natural drain,) shc saw a ruffian start up from thcbcd of the drain, and snatching up the child in his arms, haslen with him towards the mill in accordance with the directionsof his accomplice. In a mo ment she perceived the full exlent of her dangcr, and formed a plan for escaping it. Retreating into thc mill, she doublc locked and boltod thc door, the only ap parent entrance into the building, every other means ofobvious acccss being pre vcnlcd by strong irongratings fixed up a gainst all the windows, and she took her post at the upper'casement, dctcrmincd to await patienlly her master's return, and hcr consequent delivery from that tlanger ous position, ot her own'death ifindecd inevitable for she was fully resolved to enter into no terras, and "that nothing should indtice her to giveup her master's property into the robbers' hands. She liad hardly had time to securc herself in her rclrcal, whcn the ruffian holding the screaming child in his hands, and brand- ishing a knife incne hand, came up, and bid her open the door or he would break it down, adding many awful oaths and threats: to which her only answer was that she put her trust -in God. Heinrich, who from his window was witness of this colloquy, nowcalledout tocut the child's throat before her cyes if she still persisted in her refusal. Poor Hanchen's heart quailed at this horrible threat, btitcnly for a momcnt. The death of the child would be no gain to them, while her own death was certain if she admittcd thc assailant, and her master, too, would be robbed. She had noreason either to suppose that her compliance would save the life of the child. It was to risk all against nothing, and she resolrcd to hold out to the last, though the villain from without renewed his threats, saying that if she would not open the door to him he would kill the child, and then set firc to the mill over her hcad. "I put my trust in God," was still the poor girl's answer. In the meanwhile, thc ruffian sct down the child for a moment fo look about for combustibles to jcarry out his threat. In this search he discovered a tnode of entcr ing the mill unthought of by Hanchen. It was a large aperture in the wall com municating with the great wheel and the other machincry of the mill and it was a point entirely unprotected, for it had never been contemplated that any one would scck to enter by so dangerous an inlet. Triumphant at this discovcry, he rcturncd to tie the hands and fectofthe poor child ta prevent its cscape, and thcn stole back to the aperture by which he in tended to cffect an entrance. The silua tion of the building prevcnted Hanchcn sceing aoything of this, but a thought had meanwhile struck her. Itwas bunday, when the mill was never at work if theie fore, the sails werc set in motion thc whole ncighborhood would know that somelhing unusual was thc matter. and hcr master cspecially would haslen home to know the meaning ofanything so strange. Bemg all her life accustomed to thc machinery ofthe mill, it was the work of a momcnt to set it all in motion a brisk brcczc, which sprang up at oncc, set the sails fiying. The arms of the hugc cn gine whirled round with fearful rapidity ihe great wheel slowly rcvolvcd on its ax is: thc smaller gearturned, and crcakcd, and groancd according as the machincry came into action the mill was in full operation. It was at this momcnt that thc ruflian iniruder had succccded in squeezing himself through the aperture in the wall and getting himsclf safely lodgcd in the tntcnor of thc great drum whccl. Ilis dismay, however, was indescribable when hc began to be whirled about with its rotation and found that his cfforts to put a slop to thc powerlul machincry which sct it in motion, or to cxtncate himsclf from this perilous situation werc fruillcss. In his tcrror hc uUcrcdshricks, and horrible imp'recations. Astonished at thc noisc, Hanchcn went to the spot, saw him caught like a rat in his own trap, from which it was nopartot her plan to liberate him. She kucw he would be more frightcned than hurtifhekept with in hisrotary prison without any rash at tnmpt at cscape and that even if he be came insensiblehe could not fall out of it. In the meantimc the wheel wcnt round and round with its stcady, uuceaiing mo tion and round and round he went with it, while sense rcmained, besceching Han chcn with cutrcatics, promises, and wild impotent threats, which were all cqually disrcgardcd, till by degrees feeling and percepiion failed him, and he saw and heard no more. Hc tell senseless at the bottom ofthe enginc, but even then his inauimate body continued to bc whirled round as before for llanchen did not darc trust appearances in such a villain, and would not venture to suspend the working ofthe mill, or stop the mill gear and tacklc from running at thcir fullest spccd. At lengthshc heard a loud knockingat the door, and flew toopcn it. It was hcr master and his family, accompanied by several of his neighbors, all in thc utmost consternation and wonder at seeing the mill-sail in. full swingon Sunday, and still more so when thcy had fcund the poor child lying botind upon the grass, who, however, was too tcrnhed to give any ac- countofwhat had happened. Hanchcn, in a few words, told all and then her spirit. which had sustained hcr through such scenps of terror, gave way under the sense of safety and relief, and shefell faint- inff in their arms, and was with much dif- ficulty recovercd. The machincry ofthe mill was at oncc stopped. and the inani mate ruffian dragged from his drcadful prison. Ileinncn. too, wasurougnt lorin from the miller s chamber, acd both were in a short time sent botind under a strong escort to Bonn, where thcy soon afier met thereward ofthetr crinies. London Pa- pcr. Ernestine de Barente Rose. This is one of the new French roses, and is in deed a beautiful little flowcr, vcry regu Iarly cupped, vcry c'ouble, and in shape mucli resembling a hne donble ranunculus. Its size is scarcely largcr than a quarter dollar, and it? color is a bright piuk. With its delicate, small, dark fohaae, good habit, perfect hardiness, and abundant bIomin2nuaIilies,it forms one ofthe most desirable little floral gems-we know; Parsons on the Ilose. Benefits of Advertisinc. John Der by of Ware.Mass.,- advcrtised fora wife, fA retnivnA svpntT.fivi nnnlicants. uuu ri Some of the applicants prcssed their claims iiMih cnrh viiror. that noor John. to petout ofthe scrape, placcd a ropc round his neck id hung himsclf. Writtcn for thc Galaxy. TIIE PREVEXTION" OF SCHOFULA. Eo. nr. It was formcrly supposed that thc scrofulous diathesis is always indicatcd by the posscssion of certain characteristics of features, complex ion, form, &c. Moro cxtensivc and aecnratc obscrvations have shown that these signs are not much to be rclicd on. And although thc profcssional cye, accustomed to the studious observation of thcso peculiarities miirht discov- crin them the evidcnces of fcrofula,bcfoic it- appearcd in any ilcrancrcment ofthe ceneral hcalth, yet this guido. would bc unsafe and un-satisfactorj- for people in ceneral. Disresard- ing these things, thcn, irhcnever a child is of scrolulous parentagc, or gives cvidence of a fccble constitution, he should be managed in the manner hereaflcrlaid down; for even if he be frce from the 'scrofulous taint, his systcm nccds invigoratinc influenccs. I say 'a. child," because it is in cluldhood that thc constitution ofthe health is for the most part formed. It is almost as truc with the physical as with the moral man, that "just as the twig is bcnt, the trce's inclined." Later in life, though thc same managcmentis applicablc, its powcr will bc less. I shall procced to speak particularly of the dificrcnt influenccs alreadv mcntioned astend- mg to gcnerate or tocxcite scrofula: civin" in conqection with each.cvidence of its nower. and detailing thc means of countcracting or avoidmg it. In regard to thc cfTcct of insuffieicnt and in- nutritious diet, we have sccn cvidence of its deletcrious powcr in thc facts alreadv men- tioncd. In addition it is truc as a gencral rule, that scrofulous discascs must nrcvail amonir thosc classcs who froin thc circumstanees of hfe are most poorlv fed. Among the lower clascs in our large towns (against whom all unfavorablc inllucnccs, indeod, combine,) scrofula is more fatal than any where clse in this country. Thc cflcct of thc changc from a bettcr to aworse diet is most strikinclv secnin wcaning. It is rart for childrcn bctbrc wcan- mg to sufTor trom scrofulouj discascs, tubcr- cleiarc verj- scluom lound m the bodics of thosc who din oi other complaints before that period. "Whilc for thrcc or four vcars after inat pcnou tncy arc more common than at any other timo oflife. Itis the cxpcricnco of phvsieians that about that time therc is frcnucntfv a chance in the charactcrof thcafTcctionsofcIuldren. If. forex- ample, an mlant at thc brcast has sore evcs, it is, in nincly nineof a hundrcd cascs, catarrlial or purulcnt ophthalmia; while if the same or- gan is diseascd, subscqucntly to weamng, the casc is onc of scrofulous ophthaluiia. T hc cause of this changc is not dillicult to discovcr. Thc milk of the mothcr is tho bcst adaptcd that is possihle to thc system of thc child. It contams in uist pronortion thc thrcc nutri- tious principles, thc .dhuminous, the olcarin- ous anit thc saecliannc, thc curd.thc buttcr, and tho whcy. Tho pronortion of fat is larger in human milk than m that of any other ani mal and it is an important fact that thc nuan- tity of thc olcaginous part, or crcam, increascs altcr thc mutu monlh, so as toamonnt to oTie third ofthc wholc, indicatin;thc desicn of na- turc that this articlc should continuc to form an important part of the diet of children. Jfow while upon this'dict, in which thc parts which rcprcsem i.it anu ican mcai proponucratc o vor thc olhcr ingrcdicnti, thc child is almost frec from scrofulous discasc. but witli thc change of diet at weamng,come5 evcry varicty of that complaint, I am pcrsuadcd that thc diet ot childrcn, espcc:allv ot weaklvand scrofulous childrcn, is much more often tdb .veak than too strong. Among thc neh thc child cets too much pastry and soup, amons the poor too manv vcgciaoics, m proportior: to tne animal tood. It is a common mistakc to suppose that such hght iood is bcst adaptcd to thc fccble diges' tion of childrcn. Mcat is fully digest- ible, for the healthy stomach, and Icss Iiablc to prove irntatinjr Uy tlic ircncration of aeid. It may not makc thc child so fat. but it ffivcs more vigor to thc framearal activity and tonc to an tho iunctions. l am pcrsuadcd that parcnts crr greatly in forbilding, as many of incm uo, inc usc oi lat mcat to their childrcn. Thc fondness which childrcn vcrv ircnerallr have forit, in conncction with thc charactcr'of thc mothcr s milk above mentioncd. is an un- qucstionauie proot that nature calls for it. lakcn in modcratc quantihcs it will almost always bc found to agrce with thc stomacli and the hcalth. Indccd it sometimcs sccms pccul iarlv fitted to !rivc tonc to tlii pnfppblpfl fHrn. tion of childrcn. It is no uncommon casc Siat a child worn down by protractcd discasc of thc Dowcis, is tirst startcd ontlie road to hcalth by a piccc of fat bacon ora pork rind,the stom ach refusing cvery thing elsc. "Keep your pork barrel always open," an observing'far mcr oncc said to mc, "and your childrcn will grow upstout and healthy." If children are allowed to have this kind of food rcTilarly thcrc will bc little danger of a surfeit from it. If thc principal diet bc, asit shpuld be, bread and milk, fruit and milk, &c. the additional articlcs should be bread and sound animal food, instead of vegctables, pastrj-, soups and other trashy stuff. Soup is the slowcst ofdi gcstion ofall thc forms in which animal food can bc takcn; pastry is little bcttcr, as any one may know who will make a full mcal of that alonc. The same kind of diet should bc uscd bv a dults who are inclined to scrofulous complafnts. If a man is" constitutionally plethoric and prc dispoicd to inflampations and congcstions, he mavbcar, eTen with bcnefit, the Grahamite rcgimcn, but if Jiis systcm be on thc other cnd of the scale it will kill him. Amon" thc Ilin doos.most of whom, from religiousscruples cat no nicat, consumption is far more common than with any other pcoplc inbabiting that latitudc, and thirtccn to ono more common than among the Europeans rcsiding there. In Grecnland, on thc contrary, where thc pcople subsist almost entirely on animal food, and that, for the most part, fat, scrofulous discasc is less common than it isin thc milder latitude of Europc and this Contincnt. Cold and moisturc have a vcry important influencc on thc scroTulous constitution. In England, the rarcst of climatcs.it ismore com mon than any whcre else in thc world; on the Contincnt they call it thc "EnglishmAn's dis easc." Every whcre it is more frequcnt on'the scacoast, where damp winds blow, than inland. In thc dry, wann climatc of Italy, thc. West Indics, Madcira, &c,, itis comparatively un known, as an indigenous dbcasc. Escposure tocold, espccially whcn congcnial ivith damp ncss, which doubtlcss acts only by increasing thc cflicacyof cold, is vcry often the unmedi.itc excitingtausc of scrofulous discasc; and afTcc tions of that class arc vcry gencrally aggrava ted by winter wcathr. We should Bj no means infer from this that the proper coursc to ward oi! scrofula, is Io avoid Ihc, cool air and heapclothing upon thc bcdy. That would bc thc worst thing pnssiblc. Cold, likc many other aglW?, wcn applicd. aftcr a certain manner is atomc; whcn carried farthcr, and appliedina diircrentmanncr.itisdebilitating. ii is a tonic in inc nrEi casc Dccausc k cxciiM thc systcm to reaction, it U a debilitant in thc other, because it ovcrpowcrs the reactivc cn crgy. It acts in both cascs through thc skin. Whcn applied too long, or at an impropcr time, it suppresses fora time dcbilitatcs per mannctly thc cutancous functions,drivIng the blood upon intcrnal organs, and impairing thc vigor ofthc circulation and the powers of life generallj-. On the other hand, when applied for a short time and under proper circumstances, it invig oratcs the system by stimulating to a healthy reaction whcreby the blcoil is iinpcllcd to thc surfacc. In this way it becomes thc most val uablc of tonics. JCow to avoid altoscther the action of thisagcnt would compcl a degree of confincmcnt that must still furuicr inipair thc alreadv dcbilitatcd sj-stcm ofa scrofulous per son, and such perpctual care would be neccs sarjas would rndcr lifeauseless burdcn. Ihc bctter way is to cnablc the systcm to rcsist cold; instead of warming thc outsidc of thc body, let the intcrnal fire bc kcpt up, so vig orbus and wcll supplied with fnel thnt no com mon external influenccs shall cxtinguish or impair it. Thc proper course is, in addition to other invigorating measures, to accustoni the systcm, under favorablc circumitanecs.and with proper guard, to thc variations of temper aturc, and thcrcby to fortify it against thc vi cissitudes of wcathcr and circumstances. Writtcn for thc Galoxr. A TRIP FROM WASII1XGTOX TO MOUNT VERNON. BT e. m. ire We had resolved to visit ilt. Vernon, and thc Tomb ofthc Pater Palriae. The day sc lected for this excursion, was Saturdav thc 5th of February, Saturday being a day m which neither branch of Congress hclil its setting, and thereforc a day of less than usual iutcrcst in Washington. Haing satiiliud thc claims of ourappetitc, with an carly breakfast, wc hastened to the foot of Maryhmd Avcnuc, whcre wc found a stcamcr ncarly in rcadincss to convey us to Alexandria. The Potomae, at the foot of this Avcnuc, is croscd to Alexan der's Island, and the Virginia shorc, by a frcc bridge a mile in length. Stepjiing on board thel'hocnix, a commodiousferrj- boat,wc werc soon spccding our way South, towards Alex andria and tbcshorcsof "Old Dominion." Our coursc was along the castcrn shorc of thc riv er, thiu favoring thc passcngcrs with adelight ful viow ofthe rcnitentiary, thc Arsenal on Grccnlcars Point, and thc Navy Yard on thc Eastcm Branth, togethcr with "thc surround ing grounda and their numcrous, costly adorn ments. Wc were soon midway betwccn Washington and Alexandria, and "from this point thc surrounding sccncry, is full of singu lar intcrcst and beauty. To thc North, aml in full view, was Washington, containing a popu lation of not less than 2",()00 souls. Its princc ly Capitol at once the focus of thc wcalth, in telligcncc, and bcauty, of our own and other lands, and the arcna on which so many of Naturc's Noblcmcn have "won thcmsclvcs a wreath and a namc." togethcr with thc august mansion of tho Presidcnt, tho cdificcs for the accommodation ofthc Stalc, Trcasury, Post Officc, War, and Navy Dcpartmcnts, are all sccn al n singlc gl.mcc, as prominciit objccts of intcrcst. Still farthcr up thc rivcr, and prcscnting the appcarancc ofa continuous city, with nuiner ous public cdificcs, whosc massivc proportious and architcctural cmbcllishmcnts have clicitcd commcndation from oriental travcllcrs, stands the city of Gcorgctown. To thc Icft, on the Mrginia sidc, at a point where in thc opinion of many, the National Capital would hac bccn locatcd, if its founder had not bccn a Virginian by birth, stands thc mansion of Geo. W. Custis, Esq., the sfcpson of Gcncral W.nshington. From thcrc to Alexandria, thc Virginia shorc is studdcd with many opulcnt villas, intcrspcrscd with occasional evidcnces of a dcgrading "pcculiar ititution." Beforc us lics thc cxtcnivc city of Alexandria, no lonircr apart ofthe Distnct ofColumbia. 'I his is an old but wtercsting city. Its iiihabitants call it adull placc. llcr past opulenee can- iokcu piacc, imi wc sotigntm vain ior thosc e not be forgottcu, and many who speak of this niotions of roligious vcncration, whieh often ancicnt city, speak ot tuc present m couipan- i g'vc cievaunn to tne moral tccling", as one son with the past. Thcrc arc many Iiving who approaehcs tht tond of the great and good. remcmbor it as almost the Queen City of thc j Our powers of apprccviting tho sublime and South, as thc busy, bustling, beautiful, crowd- j thc beautiful may not have been just; thc sea ed, fashionablc city, whcre were congrcgaled son of thc year, and thc appeaninee of dccay. mcn of wcalth.of leisurc,and of business. Thc or niin, conncctpd with all the formcr improvc- mart of unintcrrnpted !nsiness,anu thc thcatre meni- oi inc piacp.UKiy iiavc untitted us in ad of uninterruptedgaicty, were therc. But cm- vance, to rv.iljzc a wc otherwie should, thi barnps. and wars. and a Iacffins spirit. with a sacred suhlimily ofthe spot. Norwas it lcs careless case, and a sort of lcthargic slcep, fell upon the city, and gradually despoilcd her, of hcrwealth, and wliat was worse, herspirit and cnterpnse. As hcr star declined, others arosc sonai uirct iion, ior tne place ol his tmal rcst. to takc thc place of the fallen brightness. As wc slood ujion his first tomb, wc could not Washincton and Gcorgctown propcrcd nt divest our.ches of the feeling, that hcrc hl hcrcxpcnsc, and arc still prospcring with thc 1 sacred dust shnuld "slctp the fletp that htotcs benefits ofa trade once confincd to thc bcttcr lu one airnhwq." known Alexandria. From this plaec to Jlount WHhin a I'ct ycars, it has been my fortune Vernon, a diitancc of eight miles.the travellcr to vLit thc graves of GeneraJ Allen, Mont is forccd to Ukc a land convevanec. I pomen-, Ilamilton aw Itonapartc, and as 1 A carriagc was soon in rcadincss. and owc jiavc found something litting and apjiropriate hastened ovcra rolling snrfacc of country, a- in the jilaec.oi the secncry surrounding thcir bout four milcs, whcn our driver dircctcd our tomhs, it is dilHcult to Iay" asiile thc feeling. attention toaheavy swellof land, as marking that "the first in the heart nf countrymen" the location of Mount Vernon. Soon aftcr should receive asecure and fittinj? scpulchrc. this, wc came within thc limits'of thc Wash- on that pleasant spot, by himself selccted. ncat in"ton estatc, aml passcd as 1 should jncigc, the summit of his cwn much lovcd Mount more than two miles, vcrland whieh had not Vernon. been under the plow these forty years, whcn A pctition, nnmcrously signcd, is now in the we arrived at the entrance of thc present cul- hands ofa Committcc of Congress, asking the tivated part ofthe farm. At the entrance nre Gcncral Govemmcnt to purchase a jart of thr two p!a-tcicl lolgcs with a piekct gale betwccn Washington Iisfate. It is to bc hoped that thr them all the work of a former ae. The road "constitulional wif of thoc in high placea, now pursues adcvions course ncarly a niile.vill he so controlledj as to allow somc ofthe nnwnnsiinp- ovcr swells, then through vallcys,'P'ur7i reraxutx" to bc appropriated in eon- shaded bv trccs ofthe originel forcst. We at length rcach thc residcncc sought, a-d are surroundcd by sccnes rendcrcd vencrable and sacred bv thc prcscncc orthe lounuer oi our Rcpublic Here hc still Iives, andthc hallow- cd influencc of his spiritualprcsence rcsts not olnnp on the ni!nm at his shrinc. but on thc noble of hcart ofall partics, crccds, and na- tions. "But strcw his ashcs to the wind, WIiosc sword or voicc has savcd mankind- AUd is he dead, whose'glorious mind Xifts thinc on high To livc in hearts wc lcave bchind, Is not to diV In thc ovcrsight ofthc farm, in dirccting thc construction ofthc building, and wlorning thc surrounding grounus, ucn. vv sptin tuu ,.ui iuuin...'0 o- 7 l' rr 1 tcen ycars of the pnmo and vigor of his Iite. Can any oue aouoi, wuo u,..u.u.u. acteristics ot tuc mouei r rcsmeuv, a..- edthcfrequcotxprcssionofad(rjiic-return to this ccnt'rc'of JpmcsUc happincss, that it was ontc a placc of grcat attractions. An cl- evatednassion tosctvc 1ns country, overcom- tij all SCULin consiueiuuvu., iuum u.w..v j led himtoleave a retreat so dear to his hcart I Obedient, however, to thc call of thc pcoplc oi lrginia, he lctt Mount Vernon in 17T4 as a dclegate to the Coutinental ConTess and thc followmg year ccmmcnccd his duties as tommandcr-in-Chicfofthcarmicsof tho U nitcd States. From that pcriod, until he re signcd his commission, "fcw and far betwccn" were the visits he paid to this spot. The con chtion ofthe war pemiitted him to return to these domcstic sccnes, in which hc dclightcd, jindirom which no views orambuion seem to have had the powcr to draw his aflbctions. Ilcrc lii? fnends frequcntlv son"ht him and spcni picasanc tiours in 1ns sodctv. The "ift cd, thc reat and th& rnni nf r., 1a other lands, bccame his guests,' in this rctrcat, and gathered new jnorar courase, to "go and do hkcwisc" Ilcrc in 1796, Louis Philippc, (tten, r nor on exilr,) togethcr with his broth crs, DukcdeJlontpcnacr and Count Beaujol ais, were for some time cntcrtn?np.l tnn than Virsinian bapitality. But let us enter me cnciosure. A substantial brick and mortar wall a TOrk"o the otden rimr," sur rounds the garden, and ornamcnted crounds. attachcd to thc house. In the rearof tbeman sion, is an open eourt. mostlv surrntinclpil bv buildings for douie.-tics attachcd to the housc liold. 1'hc Iioil'c, which is constructed of wood.anpeared tobe in a good state of preser- vation, it wc consider its great age. Its cxtc- nor. however, must soon rcccive repairs, or it n ill bccomc unfit for a rcsidcncc. Upon thc prcsentation ofour card, and a rcqucst to pny a vi-.it to thc rooms of chief interest. a servant was scnt to conduct us through thc house. En- tcnngirom the piazza whieh faced thc Poto mae. WC WCre admittpd intn n Inrro t.nll Tl,:. iu furnicr tinips, wlicn guests werc numcrous. was occupicil as a dimng Iiall. It wai plain uut vcry rcspectable in its fmish. Upon the Ieft wall, safely sceurcd in a "lass casc. hanno "that oltUeij" whii h once conimandcd thc av enues to tho old Ficnch State Prison, hctler Known as tl:p JSnsliU; ercctcd in 1383 and de inolihcil in I Had that old kcv a toiime. ...iv. .iiiini w iiuiM uiirp oi iuu past i It w.is presentcd to Washington bv licn. l-alrtyette soon attcr the dctructlon of the ISastilc. On thc right ofthc hall is a parlor and bed room. i nc panor must tonnerly liare been consideivd really clegant in its cmbclhVhments. The walls are stuocoed and ornamcnted ovcr- head, with numcrous nused ligurcs. Thp matitlc and iainbs, comnoedof pnre white 1- talian marblc, of dclicatc workmnnjhip, pre- scmcu grcai aurai uon. un their sarlace is rcpresented m higli rchcf,' doniestic animals, plants and llowers. This work was cxccutcd abroail, and comesfroin thc hands ofa matpr. The furniture and paintings arc of thc oldcr sivic, uut possets little interest, whcn divwtcd of thcir carly histnrr. From thc vcrandah in front,a linc view is ohtaincd of thc Potomae, anu a long strctcn ot theAlaryland shorc. ITie park, Li-Joie the house. is ornamcntpd with a variety of cvergiccn and other trecs, many of wincii wcre piamou ny tne liands of Ucncral Washington. That iortion of M t: Vernon on which stands thc home and oricinal tomb. i:. clcvatcd aljout sixty fect above the snrfacc of thc nvcr. Lct ns now visit thc last rcsting placc ofthe illustrious dcad. Its location is,-iioutfortvnU from thc maiifion, at thc foot ofthc hill, South, anu cquany uiMant Irom the lirst tomb. Thc room com.ists of an cllintical vault, a liout fourtccn fect sciuarc. enelospd on ibrti. sidcs vyith brick r.iasonry, and having a coarsc iron pieKct gate.cxtcnding ncarlv across the fourth or front sidc. It is entirely above gronnd and thc visiter Iooks dircctty npon thc coflins. On tho codin at thc right," ho rcadt the smiple inscnption ashington," and the one at the Ieft "Martha. thc consort AVashington." Upon thc foot of the coflin. which im-Ioscs the reniains of Gpn. W..wl' nl- i j scrvcd vjtn surjinsc, thc advcrtiscmcnt of a siuui: in.iun, vvihj sougni to inimortalizc his namc, by iiiforminir the public that lie had mnchto do in ju cj)aring fortherc-cnloniLmcnt ui iiil- iiuiMriciiis asmngion. With thc location and gencral nppcarjncc ol thc foml, togethcr wilh thc scencry in iu ira mcdiatc vieinily, we were all di&imiflintt-tLnnri tlus l.nlurc of i xpet tab'on divclcd the viit of mucti antitipated intcrcst. burelr, it is a hal- dillicult to appreciate the rcasons, whieh led to the rcmoval of the rcinains frcm the first tcml; a nlaee filtcd up under Washinglon's per- foniiity to thc prayer of this petition. If thi plan should meet with succcss, thc bodies. (confiiifd lij trill to Mt. Vernon,) may bc return- ct to, anu property sccnreil in thc "old ton.u; and thc maii.-ion, togcther with tuc tomb, may bc pcrpetualed for ccnturics to comc. Then thc tiilgrim and tho oitizen,nnmoIcsted,will be allowed to visit the shrinc of Washington, and bending over his sacred dut. will bc led to re- tfcall to mind his fexaltcd worth, and to emulate his noblc cxamplc. -New IIavcnr April, 1848. A.TScstn'iAs'si .Toke. At a rcccnt cx amination ofthc inmatcs ofthc Ohio Asyluro at Columbus, thc following qucstion was proposed toa dcaf and dumb te'achcr of the institution 1!' .1 1 i r t A i omu ii oc wrong ior a wuiii; iiiuii .u iu.- a Uack fc Te mt,c i don', knojy tha ;t woulfl a 6,n oner Th(, questionerhcrc 8iopcd. Dn Holland says, that "If pcrsons arc nlways mppojiuj, ,hat ,hCv arc liablc to any particular discasc.thc ncrves will so act on thc r?it that it ii try n&ciy cume upuii iiium. AGRICULTUR AL. EAI5LY rOTATOES. Thc earUcst pcriod at wh:rh thc f cst is onf of tho gronnd, and it can bc properly plongheil and pnl- verizcd. is thc nglit time to plailt early potatocs. Beforc bciff-j plantcd, tlie scccl potatoes should be cnt into sttt. and tlicn dried either in ashcs, Iimc or plastcr.' If this be donc n wcck or two bcforo being jdantcd so miichthe Jttcr. The pronnd should bc libcrally manurcd nnd tlioroughly pul- vcrizetl. It might bcwell to sprcau lime overtno manurc in thc drills before corcring up thc pota toe seL. Wc do not rccommcnd lime as a pana- eea for the rot or nnythini; ebe eonnected with tho tlicnse oi potatocs, but pnrcly oecause it is an ex ccllcnt ninnnrc for wo eschcw all spcciBcs for the potaioe malady. American tariuer. ritE'Envisc Cctteh. Tlie faoncrs in the par Wi of L'dncy.intliecoanty ofAbcrdeen, Scotland, practice thc followiii; metliod of ruring thcir but tcr, which givcs it a great stipcriurity ovcr that of their neighbors T.ikc two parts ofthe licsr common salt, ono part of suar. and one pnrt of saltpetre tnkc onc ouncc of this t om-OMtiuii for sixtccn ounccs of buttcr; work it vvell into thc mas3 and closc itup for U'p. Tlic buttcr with lliis mixture )pears ofa rich marrowy conisteurc. and fincolor. aml nevcr ari(mrcs a'lirittlc hardaess. nor ta.-tes salty. J)r. Andcrson sfly, "-I Lavc atc battcr cnrcd with thc aliove romposition, that has len kcpt thrco ycars, and it was as swcet as at lirst But it must l4 notcd that buttcr thns cured. rtqnircs to tand thrce wceks or a monlh beforc ii b hegnn tobe used; if it be sooner opcncd, thc salts are not rufliciently blendcd witli it ar.d sc.nictiniea thc coolncss of tlie nitre will thcn be pcrccivcd which totally diappcars afiirward''. TIIE FKU1TS (JOOD TU.LAC;E. Wc rcmcmbcr tohave rcad somcwhi rc ofan o'd gentlcnian wlio onncda Irrire vineyard. lie Mdes tliis farm hc was hlc'scd w iih tv o dauph ters. On tlie marriaRp .f ihceb!i,ot. hc ort'oned licr ofl'witb one third of his farm. nud Uhold tho rcmaining arres pn)dneel quitc as imu-li fniu and wine as liclbre. Stxm nftrr he niarried bis joiiii)!-t-t danghtcr, and gnre her an oi:i.d d wry vith ihe tirst, und till tlie rcmaimnjr thinl i f liis soil vii'Med as niMih as his cntivc onginal -laiitatioii l!ood f.inncrs will sec n liiraterr in ll.K. Tho moral ol thc stiry is. tlmt iia his f.mii l cramc smaller. hc enltivatccf it more, and thp same a mount of lahor upOn a fcw acrc. will makc tlmn prodm-e the fruit if l'nany. Thcre is a great dilferenre beJwsen titlagcand good tillage. mi f.irmenf nn. earlb-Jempci-'. mcrcly seratch njJ'rfic so??, aml aftcr drojiui!; iheir sccd Iiai-liazard, Irust to ihe etsamr of Ihe ccason It is not to bc wondcrid nt. that su. h tampcrcrs have lo seratch hard for n Iiving. Wc have hcanl many romplain tlmt Iarpe ljrm did not pay Ihc expeiije of their cultivatioii. Tho cartli was, Ihereiore, lazily sTatihcd up Mifiicient Iv to detroy the facc oi' thc soil, aml thc secd tlirow n awar upon iu Wc cd not ny that such fanncr h.ve luitliille graiil to cll, .imi not mm'i inonev. in thec h.ird thnes, to pntnutat intcrcst Take ar.othcr cae, hocvcr that of ihe f.irni c, wl 6 niakcs hi farm hr piite, who niei n.- to' ...how his lahor and his sill npon evcry acrc an.f mark Ihc dinVntnt, Tlie land p-vs tnble Talua upon itssnrface for all that has l.cen teitowcd ttf nit. The o Vncf euriches thc soil, aad the fi. in return cnrirhes i!s owncr. Kvcry farmcr, to makc hU fnrm n Fpne of prnlit, shonM inakcila sonrcc ofpridc. Whn ever ortinn of tfie soil is rultivaird, shuuM l.e wcllriillivalcd. Thc p6intshoold be nnt lo hav atrcs, but rich acTf?. Uic means whercbr fms bandry is improvcd nnd fncilitatcd. should be liulied nnd cnijdoycd. By snche-.ifcfnl attention. a mntiiinnl ilc-urc will l.e fniinil in ajrtii irT-nn I jpiuiiit.vvhuli will beiuhun thc 6thcr rtwards of good tillage. A. Star. TIIE CPvOW. Thc hushandman, or farmcr, is oflenunron cious ofthc good these imlutri.ms binls do lor him at all seasons, cxceit only in long ton tiiiucd flrought, wl.en the iucts ileseend inlo the carth, and whcn ils surfnec hcccmes so hanl as to defy tlic eflbrt of thc rooks to ilig the lan a: out. At su.-Ii timcs, indeed, when their natural InMinets arc nentralized, ui d hen htitigcr craves, they will in Hikijis fa'l upon a lield Of whcat or barley jut ripening, and where thcy will do eonrideiaMe dtn.age, if not searcd ofrby :i fenlinel with his rni ket, or by hanging rg, dippcd in n'elti d l rini stone, ou stieks about ttie field. But the ti r mcr is nnwilling, lor thi their thievish er!n to agree thot they are o'herwie servii pahle to hini, bceatiP he can sce whcre the rocls hnv licen at work .singlc plants of whcat or gni.-s actually pulled out ofthc ground, wbia Ii to him npiienrs nhoihcr uiipanhmahlc cirence. But it he would examine .-uch depredalionseloielv, hc would fiutl tli.it the biidhnd only pnlleil up a siekly plant, to rcaeh the grnl that was 'c:t ing ofi its rwjts and whieh, but for the rtvk. vould l:arp dirooted manv rrore. The faim- er kr.ovvs wcll the hijiirr he sufTers fiem th wire-worm, an nueet moreor ies plentuul in evcry scaon, espeeially in old leasw'ien new y broken up. ICow the larv ic oflhi iH'ctlc, togethcr with thfse of all the chafer, are, in :he cstimntion ofthc rook, thc swcclCbt mor sel he can meet with; and, ledby bis kctn enc of sccnt he will dig them out ofthc gronnd though an inch or two below thc surface. And is tbc qucstion coneerning the gowl or had properties ofthe rook to the farmers is vcry diflerently Ielievel, let anv nne who haa doubts shoot, or have onc shot tor him, whcn ihc bird is on his wav home from the feediug ground. l.ct him opcn the provision pouch and look at the conteuts tliis hc will Cnd con- sists entirely ofthc larvse of insciV, which aro brcd and ttd on the rcots of jilan'.s in the sround. In this grcat and good service tho rook i assistcd by thc jatkdaw and starling, which are almost nlways sccn nssociated on plaecs where grubs abound. The Umal Cy- lopaiilia. -Piur Fimr. is West Hivf.e. 3fr. Willard II. l'cttis of this town. an cnii.illv devotctl follow- er ofthc Jliiscs and Izauk Waltou, jodging frulit Hie,tronhiei state of .the water in thc cove ncar thc niouth of Wet River, that bc was "callcd for." took his skitf and spear, last Monday niht, and nccceueu iu captivalmg a l iKe measunng .14 nche in Icncth nnd weiL'him: right voumls and ihre tmarters. Siuce thcn. ha and othcf knighls of thc rod have taken with tlie hook scvcral ot these lj.h, ofa smaller size, oncvvcishingbetwcen fourndtive popnds. The IMLe. wc Jiclicre, is not indigcnons tn our watcrs, nnd perhnp a lrief account of "whar thcv comc from" will not be unuitcrcsting to our readcrs. Thompcon, in his natnral historr of cntiont, ars that the 4-Esox estor, orcommon I'ilc, "1 rcrr roiumon in I.akc Champlain and all iu lar. gcr tributaries. It grows to a largc size, frequcnt Iv excecding 30 mchcsin lenglh.anil wcighinf; 10 or 12 pounds. It is Tery voracious, dcvouring grcat nnmU-rs ofrcptilcs and small fishcs. It is takcn both with thc hook and scinc. nnd is cou iilereI a vcry good fish for,tho table." Abont the vpar 1S20. a nnmbcr of thc citizcns of JUddleburv. and some of the studi-nts in thc Collcgc. among whom werellon. Jamcs Wibion, (Xew Ilampshire's jpny Jim.) Ocorge Chipm'an, Esq,of Middlelmrr. Kcr. Stcnhcn Olin, V. I), Presidcnt of the 'Middletown Ct Wcsleyan IT. nivcri-itv, Charlcs K. Field. Eq. of, Farctteville. andKoswellM Firld, K-q-of Sl J-ot)i Mo, tonnerly of this connir broughl trom l-r.e -'1 1

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A Ohamntafa a nnmber of Pike oml otherfifb, nnd Wt them into "tbe Oitcr Creefc, atove Middlebury .1..... mnt;ntlrwl nd rpnlpnWlllul thp lJU jtuwv i VaiC WIU1 lajJiUll. M -WU, .1 r ri 1. ,1 n f-V." nf t)i ne n VtLp Tnti i.ttrr.n.p nfw munT thcirbeaatiful 1'onds. JV few vcnrs aco, wc are inlorriicd, ooe ot thc pon&s hroke Ioo2e aud eroptied its contcnts, nsn uni cll. into iiiver, from wliirh thu descent mi eosv into the Connectii nt. Thee iinportcd J'iVc bavo been frcqacntly taken at Bellow Falls n!! e jvarre, still there seems to be'afcw more of tas jarai sort.Icft. lUrattlctjorj Jiogle The PTOCeedhigs in Cnnrers on Saturday wcre of eniall importancc. Tbe Scnate was not la ttssipn, and tho Uoose was principally devo trJ to prius liills. Pcrsonal esplanntions werc i... Tt.ir f f... j..1.i.jbtte pml THA'JC letecu ur. u iM.-aiuiMi..tr) Mr. Johnson. Mr. l'olfrey ro.'C lic snid, for the ptirpoe of r.eertainin wbethsr Mr. Johnson in tcn Jcd nn iutlt to hii fjmily the otber day, when Jie put the qaery he dt.I rcspecting ths negro Loy. Mr. Johuaoa replied in thc negRtiTa. Moxdat. April 17. Seate. -A psliiion was preienied hy jlfr. Caniernn of Perineylvania. Irom tlie cili- zena nl Pliiladelphin. praying ftr ilio csltb linhmeni nl'a piisl ronie between ilint riiy nnd JVnw Vork, o as io cln ntvay tviib th- mn iiopolv "I ihe Caindcnnnd Anihoy Kailrnnd. Tlns CiiUlortiin'duim hill, nltcr somc Uie rutiinn tvtts le-roniniiled In tlio Military CmmniMe;. willinut iiiRlrurlionp. Tli Stijircnie Conrl hill was tlien taken but no! ui?iOEed oi ivticn ilie fccnalo od juiirnrd. (ll)tE. A rrtnlulion rnllinirnn the Prrs- Mui.t fnr i convnf M tlio rnrrrpninlencc be tween Gen. WinfirlJ Scott und llie War Depnrlinent vn ndoplcd. JSlr C. J. Irifrersoll of Pc-nneylvanin. of I'rred n rejolntion instruriin" tlie Cninmittcc oCWnyt and MranB io enquirc oftlie Secre tary tlie Trcasury rt'Sfjfciinc llie nllera tinn ol'dulieson cerlain Frenrh irnportalions fr bKjiefilling llie iudubiry o.' tlie Frcnch. Mr. Vinlon of hio, odered im amontj nirnt lu it. inftruclinjr ih Conmiitlre la en qnirr its I liat nlifTiuion wn neoesmry in thn Tnriff oflJ'lS for inrroniiiiir rerenue. u'llirli ivns warinly t) if-ri"i-Kp.,l by Mr. Ilolnira ol S.u h Caniluia. and Mr HmUon of Jlas varlingclle. Mr. Bayly niovcd to Iy tln nubjrcton the tahlc. hirh wan taken hy tel lrr and d'.-cidcil in the offirinntirc. Ycna 93; Ky S5. Aficr tlie Irnntaninn of ome uaimpor taul butinrti the Houit: adjourncd Hkiatz. Tlesday, April ld. Jih Kira jiibmitle.I a rrroltition Uslruc tiiii 'Im Comitii'lrc on Finnnre tn enqiiire inti) ihe expcilipnry ofcoiiiiiiirqHnrlerdiniep, ninl dic'rontinuiug tlie coinnye ol ceutF, which tvn aJnpird. 20JJ i-xtra ropies of ilie report oftlie Sec re'ary cl Urnr. e to Hib nninbcr kilted nnd woiia b-d. Hiid dcreafed in ileiico, were or df r I to lio prinled. Mr. Cixts. in.m tlie Cnmmit'.sfi on Military AfT rt, reportrd hack :lie bill rcnpec.inj; Ca!-" ifnrnia rlaime. wiiliont ninfndmcnt. Tho Scnate toolc up tlie bill respcctinsj ihe Sn preme "ourt. nnd Mr. It. Jnbnion poke in its fa or. Af:cr funhrrdcbnte it wks loit, 17 to 23. In t'te IIorsK, Mr. Gidiiintrs tnorcd to susficud the rj p, tli.it he mfcht olTcra roolmion fora Hr!e ro annttee.tn inqnirc why 70 meif-, womcn nalili Mmi.have ln east intoprion lliw mor r.iti. r. .r a'tpniiiiins to csrapc frora lioiida-;c. b "ioni were nmde. the motion waj lost, and na v i-rtril to mnrh lauyhter. t.ic 2!r i'ork rlertion caa, Messrs. I5oy i!f 3, Si-arkwrathrr and Duer npoke. butnithout tulni.l to a coilcluii'jn, the Houjeadjournad. V.'eilnrsdar. April 19 EEiiTB. Mr IIhIp refcrri-d to thc ri U and Wlaarful npiiililiij;i"iiii the Diilrict of Columhia. va acifi'int cf the nttempted escape of the slarea. The Senatr took np ihe bill to allow the Xew- Orlcias ai:J Xct Vork steamcn to toucb Ha- Taai. On motitm of Mr. Ashler, tho VIII prantinc jn dWal power to Ameriran Coii'nli at China, Tnr key. ie. was made tho special orderforMonday iuxc. On mot?0T of Mr. Ilatlgrr, t!ie Kenato went into Exe"inive biitim.-s. nnd fterwRrili adjonrntfd. Hrin. Tlie Neir-York clcction rase was ta ken np, and Mr. Munroe and Mr. Jnrkson ad drened the Uiinsc. Aincn lments offered by Mr. Uart nnd Mr. Jerkins wcre toiected, and the're'o lntioni oftlie Com'nittce on Elertions. that Jark o.n wa not cntitled to a seat. wcre adopted. T is rr-olution of the Coramitiec that Mr.Mun-ro-. is cntitled to the .t at, tvas rejected. A varan cy irii declared in the diilrict, and the llouse adjiunied. FuitTncn DBTr.LopMr.aTrf. Abby Folnom Ima hccn '-jfoin ii'' ngmm in nosion Thi Jorelr ludy, with hrr friendit, Edinund Quin ry (nnol ili ex-prriidenl of Hnrvanl I'ol-lejr-t, nni! hrnlber nl'lhe Mavor o( the rity.) a'i-1 Willtani Olmmiiii. (a Unit.irian ilivirie) H-i.lJiihers oftlie frct traiiscendental, nilcnd- I .i nieeli'iij it cecnis. tn cipretj "sympi iy with Fraucr.'' Ann;Iiir f llie same kid ney, on Mellen. mnkini; liiimi-lf nbnoxioiK liv U )din on loo lon to ihe floor. was liu cd low 'iiurli tn Abby'icIiai:ri!i,wIio junip .t upon n cuair, anu. sivingnijj lierlair arn: I n llie air, cxclaitned. llns u an ntirnipt to pnt d iivnrree(lo'ii of speerli. Mr. Mellen ba tlin H.HI1C rijlit to bn heard llml Uanicl Weh. kler wonhl have," wheretipou a voire in th crowl exclaimed "Wc won't he.tr him. flt tlown," to which Abhy Folivm, alill in tlin eha r nnd inuch exriied. nmiably replied. 'Yiiu nre n fnnl. an iinpndeni, im an, saiicy. t;oi i-fnr-no'.hin;.' lellow." Mr Q.iiincy llirn had ihe jrrace lo call lnra polire ofiifcr and ordered iliat Abby f.hnuld be rrrnnved. bul ak t'le prumiKed tnreniain quict. he waeper initted lo etay. Whnther rbe c"l in'" the ratdi-liouse llint night. na on Ihe nrraaion ol tho u',i Sahliath iiieetin;, vre aro not )et udviicd. A". Y. Erprets. A Fatal Croce In llie deraitation rnid burnirii; of llieciialeau ofNeuilly, ome nandils rusnoil into the. apartmcnla, whilsl ollierswer.t tn ilie cellar.-. TJ.el.itler there foun 1 winr of all descripiinwii, itnd a east of runi. wlncn they hn.ke opcn. nmcinttanta nfier they wcre all drunk. and then a terrifTi lali!e lonk pUre belween thrm. ihcir iveap- ms neiiij notllcs. At lenjjilt iljey (dltothe ground, overcomo hy iniox'iraiian or bv noumls. Mo.inwhile ihe nira'who went itf t tlia aparlinenu, rnvaaed and pill:ii;d them eomi.lelcly. alter whi'-li they sct tlirm in firs, and ihe whnlc buiMui tvaa eoor. in fl.im. A hort tinie nfier tlie nicn in tlie tlircellari wereeiiherhurued lo de.tlh oraut ocnte. On Suinlay, Irorn one. jinndrcd m one htindred and Itventy .Icad bndiat wcr djout. Joumaldct DeOjts. IOWA LLECTION. Co-repondence of the Expre. St. Licu. April 11. We harereutrnsfrom nino oo.iniiei in T-OB-a.firenrwhiehsave Ja-.nca Harlan, Whij. 70'T mnioriiy ,'or Stato Sineriniendcnt of I'uniic oraonif. in -iiip. jiuier Mur, i nnmii Bttfilopj'Jr.. Loro Foro, had 455 major- IV "G3 Thc I o FoeoorKentuekv I ave at Jajtcnasedr" trandirale lor Goven o-. m ihnnrnn-rt T. irna W. Pm' trhn ilmt f i i i i xi COISEESS. tendcn. Thc Louisville Journal eays tlint he fnme Mr.Powell was in 1S44 Iho Loeo Foco candidale lor cleclion in liis riiin"ct, In ihe cotir:c ol liis labora he went to Litch lield. in Grnvion couniy. and made a Mieech In thatapeech he indulged Eo Ircely in hard vweorin". ihai ilie crnnd iurv indicted him !or prolanity, and he tvae artually convir.ied nnd lincd. Louis Pmt.irPE. This remarkable man ia in liis 75th vear. He haj travclled much, be has secn mueh, aod hc haj leained much; and ocrhaps thcro i.i no man in Europe. tvhether sovereicn or suDieet, wuo nas a crcater com- merce witn or esrjcrience ol mcn anu thinss. Without posiesjing any LrilUant or showy tal- cnts, he w a person ot great general mlorma tion of a caltn and tranquil nature of a nat- urallv cold and rescrved disposition in aflairs of moment distlnguhhed alike tn great thinga and in small by pruucncc and per?everance. He is nman of immcnsu labor, takinr a pleas- urc in alfaira and in the transaction and des patch of business. He examincs, himsclf, all nnnortani Danerj connected with the affatrs of Jtate, rcada tlie principal journals, and nttends even to the detaih of his own privatc fortunc, and to the mana?cmcnt of the afTairs of bis faraily and ehildren. He js an execllcnt lin guist, speaking with fluency, Englisb, Italian, aud Gcrman, and very lately he astonislicdthe ambassador of liolnia, by addressmg him tn the primitive laojrungc of Peru. To say that be is a siucere, a fair dealing, or an honcst man would bc impossible to say that he is a tuperior man would bc flattery but he is a cold, calculating, reflecting man;resolute,pru dent, unscrupufous, crafty, and sagacious. He knows the courts ofEuropeand the charaeters of the principle Statesmrn and ambassadors bcttcr than any man in his domiuions. Hc vcry woll liiidcrstandi, also, the feelings of the richer middlo claii, commereial and landed, of France and on them he nlaccs his firmest reliance. But for the last threo ycars he has, in cndeavoring to aggrandize his family, made great tnistakcs, and desccnded to more than quejtionable subterfugts, unworthy of a politk king, and difgraccful to a gcntleman and niao. ofhonor. His ministers have been, for the tnost part, his tools, and to tbeir persons and principles he is uttcrly indiflcrcnt, otherwise than as they, to use a Tulgar phrae, "cany out" tw personal sytem. Iiritish Quarttrly. M. Gtizot. This remarkable man first entered pablic life in 1823, when he was elect cd Deputy for Lisleux, beiii" then in the 42d vear of his ogc. liefore, Tiowevcr, lic had iong been amcmber oftlie Chambcr dissolved. ne wnsagain returned fbr thesanieplact!,and Iiencefortli took a proniiner.t part, and was a lcading member, in all the succceding adnilo istrations, execpt while Clling the London cm baisy. It h, howevcr, as a mcmbcr of the ministrr of October, 18-10, that hc has bccome bcst known to Knglishmeu, and that he has securcd the longet leato of powwr. Below the middle stature, somewhat square built, nnd of an nspect always grave, if not sc verc, with a proud and pierciug cye, M. Gui zot strikci you at thc Crst siht a's a man ol Ihoujhtful and rcfiective hnbits, andof an en ergy subdued ratbi- than extinguished by sc vere studr. Approach him nearer, and "you will pcrccivc that hc is mnre spare in llesh. more sombrc in appearance, more livid in look, than you had supposcd at a distance. llnfcatures, when e.xeited, assume adisairree- nblc aMie t L's lips bccome coiitracted. hi cyes appear dceper sunk in tbcir carornous orbit.4, and his whole appearance gives tokcn ofa person ofa rcsllcs and melancholv, as wcll a3 ol a mclitaliTc dispo.-ition. There it no gaiety in his look or nianner. Hedoes not laugh nor jokc with his next nciglbnr nn tho bencb of ministers, but appcars altogether al sprbcd in public aflairs or m l-U ovn reflf -tions. He exhibits on his er.traii.-o io tlie Chamber, the impassibilitv ofa profeor o: eo'.lesc rutor. He crosscs his arnts. incline? his hcad on his brcast, acil attentivcly listcns to the di'cusaion. But if the orator at the tri- bunc att3cks thc man or liis svstem, Guizot beeonies rcstlesi and cxcited, rises from his eat, lnternijits the spcaker, strikcs the de' wun uu woocien papcr Knne, anu, in givm'r a loud contradiction to thc member in posses- sion of the House, asks to be hcard in renlv. At thc tribunc, notwithstandins hisdiminutivc stature, his appearance U imposmg, for hc has an cxprcssivc countcnance tlicre is much la Jcnt fire jn his deep sct-cyc, and notwithstand ing his dictalorial and pcduntical air, there isa rcrtam nijiiiity m his manner. His voic full and sonorous, but ii is neithcr very varici: in its tonc nor ery flcxiblc. His stvlc of fpcakmg appears more of thc Gencvcse, than ot tlie trcnch school. It is drv. sentcntious. clcar, dogmaticaI,Jnminous, lacking tho sup- piencss anu viracny ot lliicrs, and ttic genial flow, pathos, richncss, cracc, and lanre man ner of Bcrryer. Ile has, with n!l the fullness of Macaulay, much more tact and discretion thoagh ho wants the lancy and nch wardrobc of trords which thc Iate M. P. for Edinburgh has always at conimand. Guizot is alwavs self rcliant, and ncarlj- alwavs cool and self poseied. 1 ho mojt fnvolous and oft-repeat eu inicrruptions cannot turn Inm trom thc ex position and davelopnient of a favorite idca Ut many of the dctails of business, and of much of thc ordinarv routino of ofiicc, Guizot ii igiiurmu. jo iiic praise oi ucmg a ven- learncd man, a clevcr and conious writcr. and a first rate debater. M. Guizot has fullv Timli- uuicu liis ciaim. i i But lliouch hc lite cxhibited more ile.xtrr- ity, plausibilily, and, we I'ear, intinci'rity. n. a poliiiii.in, ihan his warmest sinccrestfriendf: coulii n ish he hia failed to niake out his cl.imi to be a great sUlctman, or eren a eood in-tnnl buiness. Placed in the position in winrii ne nas nnen lor in Jast seven ycars he ha had rnrernpporluniiieiofdoiiig good nol mcrely lo England and Fiance.btrt To llie wnrld, than any man iuce the tinie nf Can. nmg; bi)infihc;u oppnriunilies he has nol lUHiled hitneel!. nnd hislorv iiiusl hold him neconnlnble fnr ellowing great ani' glorious iir..iiion io pass iiwar. o len Lhi.nnrto,l m.iii-r nnimiiiciiier utiuseu. i o tilcaFc ii.Hiv. .tlin iu incase a rronnrcli. ne lias rfpH. "caied ibilities, powers ol speecli, cxpression -.in .imiiii vviiicu imgjH n;ive ocen Ufecl niore niglily we niay add, more honorably, m thc servicenl hij cotinlry in the sesvice ol' th whole huniau race. Q'tartcrlt Hrriew. Odillos BAnnoT. Odillon Barrol is a nioiil, sulivarl.stronz-buill ir.an, wiih acome ly. inrApresnive. and medilalive face. Hiii voice is lullacid sonorous. sml he has a pomp ous nnd mcnmired style in speaking, and he generally gives you rather tlie idea ofa pro lef eor nf inoMl philosopliy. or a leeturcr, than a political tlebaier. Uut occnsionallv he wnrnis lo his ubjert. and at eurh linics an audiior mny ever and anon henrsomcfiiielvl cnnceived Kentenccn. tvell delivcred. with carneftandappropriale ariion, Lukcwarm necs, hntvever, aud temporizing arelhuchur aiteristicsof the man. Hn is alnmst nlway? tanic, and generally tiniid, nnd thangh he has cnme oifi tvnh more te and force recenilv dnring the .oinnn tMnqueis, Aei if the peo iile. renwt, Barrot will nnl bc ihe man to lend them on. The great delect of ibis cr.ld. cal.n. colnrlens man is. that is too full r theorirs und absirnciinns. Thoimh honrr.i. sionally generalizes luininously, ytt befng totallr Hevoid of fin5 fancy and lmasination, his didactie dUquisuious fall on lircles and unlitteningarf Quarterly Hnktc. PRINCU .METTERNICH. In 'he courte cf his lonc life. ol all stales- raea wh occupy a prominent rank tri politi- cal hifctory, none has ever enjoyed a powerJ mcre undisiurberi by outtvard perils. I'nnct Alnternich has had lo leur neithcr llie capri ces ofamasier, nor the inirigues of rivnls, nor, lill now, llie renclion of po i.tr di.-e.it -teut; nnd Ihe prorerbial lii.labinly oi'nun isleri.il ofRce was i.onvrled for him inlo a feat hiiidly less cecure iImh the ihroneol jhc Ctcsare. Aflcr4l)""yenrs of this unlimileil stvay he lcavee nn ctnpir by eo niiirti m or- rear ol ihe reai oi u.ut"pe impovcriE"i in its fira' rs divirfed in its tirovinces anil not obcurely ihreaieued in iis most impor '4tnt poesf sfcions for whilst lic has been op nnsinir nn ineessanl aod immoderatc resiji- nce to ihoto itifluences which he regardetl us preaent erils, lic has allowed all the calam it.es which cau ihrcaicn n Staie toaccumu laie in thehorizoo. Postcrity, moreenligbl- ened heteafier by the ulinnato coneequences of liis policy, willjudge him with preaterse verity than his contempornries; lor there was nbout his porson. whilst he lived, a sin gular dignily ol nmnner which micbt be mis laken for grentness. The servile deference hicli had solotig been pnirt him in the eocl- eiy of Vienna and his convenlional position nmougst ihe cahinets ofEurope. had iuflated liis personftl pretensions Tnr t.eyond tns aciu al rankor his real ;minenr.e. anI mcnntlasl paid to liis "ge ihe respect ihoy would wil- lingly have rcfuscd to his characjer. Lon don Jiixes. Two Days later from Europe Arrival tif the Paclet Duchesse jyOrl&mt. The Havre Packet Duchesse D" Orleans, Capt. Richardson, bas arrived, bringing twp days later advices from the ContinenL She sailed from Havre on Monday, the 27th ult. and has made tho passagc in twcnty-four days From Prussia the news she brings ii of thi highest iutcrest. iV. 1. Tnbune. PRUSSIA. Tht Repxxblic Proclaimed. From Galignani's Messcngcr, March 24 A telcgraphic dispatcli, dated Jlctz, ycstef- day, statcs tlmt a Kepublic nau bcen prociaim ed at Berlin. Thc King had bcen dethroned and His Mniesty and ministers arrestcd. This news is confirmed in the Paris Com- mcrce of thc2Sth. That paper savs: This timc the fact isoflicial; the telcgraphic dispatcli which we add to this, addrcjted to thc l'rovisional Goicrnment and posted at thc Bourse, leaves no doubt of thc authenticity of tbe commutncation. We rcad as follows in tho Palrle: We hava rcceivcd from an autlfefllic sourcc some dctails relalivc to thc terrib! sccne in front of the royal palace in Berlin on tue lato. l hc peoplc, not contcnt witn nia king tho King dcscend from his apartracnts. and take o!l his liat beforc thc victims who had l'allcn, compellcd him to place his liand on thc Iicarts of several, saying, 'llcrc are henrts which a few hours ago bcat for you; but which hatc bcen pierccu by the balls ot your sol uicrv. We lcarn from Berlin, under datc of the 20th, that all the Polish prisoncrs in that city liae been set at Iiberty. I uev went in pro- cession to the palace, and the King appcared on tue balcony anu lioweu to liicm. fll.Alicr- oslawski was m acarnage, the horses ot which wcre taken olf by the pcople, who supplied tbcirplaccs, uttenng loud accl2mations. Thc Coloqnc Gazeltc of thc 24th ult. has ac- cnuiite finni Berlin up to the cvening of the i?A; at that timc the Capital was trai 'mil, and tue ceremrmy nltho lntcnnent ot the victims of thc Rcvolution had gonc off without the s!i htet inlerruption of order. The Kinjr was not present at this ccremonv, but all tbe au thoritics attended it. 'I hc date of theso ac- counts throws a doubt over the news receiTcd yestenlny from Metz, ofthe proclamation of a Itepulmc at Berlin. The Unicersal Gazelte of Prussia, oftlie 23d statcs that thc King had placed the properties of Hie Staie, including thc military storos dcs- tincu to be employcd lor tbe defencc of the countrvagamst lorcajn foes, under the protec tion of the citizcns nnd inhabitants of Berlin It also states that the king had ordered that thc pledges not cxceeding 5 thalers in the pawnbroking cstablishmcnts should be givcn up at thc cost of thc Treasurv. A Committec had bcen fonned for rcccivmg donations on behalf of thosc who werc woundcd, and of the widows and ehildren of thc lain in the recent cvcnts. rhe Gazette aunounces that in consc- qucnce of its compositors being desirous of attending the funeral ofthe victims, which took place on the prcvious day, it had bcen obliged to go to prcss cany. THE FREXCII REPUBLIC. The Eleclions. Wo tako tho following from Galiynani, Jiarcn i tie i rovisionat uovernmcnt appears grcatly cmbarrssscd to know what svstem it ean adopt to check the list of votes at the elcc tions. This is a mattcrof great difficulty, for as evcry cicctorwin nave to lnscnbc as many namcs as there are to be dcputies, there will be somc millions of names inscribed. Thus ss there arc about 300,000 elcctors in the De partmcnt of tho Seine, and as there are 24 deputie to be returned, there will have to bc supposing al! the electors to vote, 300,000 timcs 24 names writtcn, or in all, 40,200,000. inc 1 rovisionat UOTemmcnt. bowever. calcu- lates ihat only from 450,000 citizens at most will take part in thc elections, and that no candidatu can bc clected without havms about 35,000 or 40,000 vote. The Government has charged a member ofthe Acadcmie dcs Sci- cnccs to draw up a plan for checking thc votcs." Dcmvnstrationt of the Pcople. ThoPrefectofPolice. M. Caussidiere. has publishcd an appeal to the working cla;ses to rciram irom lasing part in tnc promenade.' and demonstrations which are made at niMit. He says they are calculatcd to cause disouiet and to cnablc the encmies of the Republic to turn tncm to mcir own autantage. Katuralization of ForcigncTS. A deputationof foreirrncrsresidentin Franee have prcsented a petiu'on to thc Provision.il Government, sisned bv 2.000 ncrsoas of this description, nravins that all foreiirners who have bcen two years resident in this countrr. may, on a simple dcclaration of their wish for naturauzation, be cntitled to all tho rights French citizcns. Forcigners leacing Paris. About 400 of the Polcs livintr at Paris as- sembled vcsterday. (thc 24th) to formtho first coiuran lor rcturmng to tiicir own country. They havc written to thc;r fellow-countrymcn in thc provinccs to join them cither at Paris or at St:-aburg. Thc- have made an appeal to uc xiL-pimiic ui rrancc lor a fuppiy oi anr.s. A considerable numberof Germa'nsand Bel- srfani lcft Paris tho day beforc yosterday (thc 23d) by tho Northcrn Railroad to return to their nativc country. BAVARIA. Abdication of the Kinrj. A Ictter from Mnnieli of h 2t. ft s Ir, cu. the taornice.) which fnnnrl 'tn t. t., bvrg Gazette, says J "Kimr Louis has abdicalcd. Tho Prince Boval asccnds the throne under the name of j Maximilianll. The newsof the King's abdi ealion prod'uced an cxtraordinary sensation. It issaul that King Louis. could not make up his mind to cflect thc promiscd refonns, par ticularly tohavc a responsibkj .Ministry." IIANOMJR. The King sulmissire. His majesty, on the 19th ult sent an official notification to theBurghcr Guard that hc.had dismissed Privy-Councilor Falte from his post in thc Cabinct. Had notiHis majesty taken this stcp, it would asaurcdly haye been demand ed. The burghers have complelely maintained the peace of the city to-day. By their desirc, no soldier is to appear unless the burghers themselves should requireajtlicir assistanco. Last night two soldiers were appreliended for having mtrudvd. The King of Hanovcr has concedcd all tho demnnds of his pcople, cnd been obliged to submit to thc bitter neecssity of calling to the Ministry M. Stubc, the libersl depnty of Osna- bnck, who, for refusing toabet. Hu Alsjesty in the arbitrary raeasures which hc adopted on his accessiou, was presccutnl and itnpriioncd tor sererai.jears. AUSTRIA, The 2to Ministry. The Ft'enaa Gazette, of tho 19th ult,Jin onnccs of&cially tho nppointment of Count Lollorcuo VaJU5ce as Ministertor toreign At- fairs: Baron dc Pillorsdorf as Ministerof the Intcrior, and Baron Kubcct as Minister of Financc. Count Stadion is President of tl: Aulic Chamber, and Counts Kollowrat and Hartig are Ministers without portfoljos. The Archuukc Stophcn is appointcd A'iccroy of Hungary. ureat retrcnclur.cnts m tbe pub lic expenuiture are promiscd by Ihe new ftlin istry. A correspondent at Coblontz writcs on ihe 2lst to tlio lndepenaent ot iSri:s;els: "A detachmeut o! troops has been sent to tbe lastle ot Kheincck, in this neinhborhood where Princc Melternich has arrived. He possesses the Castle of Winncbcrg, near Co- ciiem. it is m ruins, but on tne tower was placed a shicld on which the armorial bear incs of jMetternich wero carvcd. About 100 ofthe burghers wnt to the castle two nights ago, and by the light ofa large fire took down thc arras, as being thosc of the oppressor of tue libcrties ot taermany, and carned them m tnumpb into the town, with tho mtent of de- strovmg them. "In thc cvening of the 20th there was a tur- bulent cxcitemcnt in Frankfort. crcated bv report that Prince Metternich liad arrived at the residence of Gen. Count doXabili. Somc ofthe evcning journalsdcnied the truth of this report m the most positivc terms; it is, howev er, pojitive that crowds assembled in front- of the Gencral's house, but contcntcd themselves with cxtwniationsagainjt the ex-CounciIor ot Stdtc. ih" Count rcqucstcu tho pcople to uii iato his housc to make ii ij aiut ase.cr ain whcther Prineo Metter nich was there or not. This done, thc crowd was coavinced and went ou to other homes in succession, rcnewing the same scenes until one o'clock m the morning." 1TALY. Recolulion in Genoa. We raad in tbe Patrie ofthe 24th ult "At the moment of going to press, we wera a'surcd that a creat niovcment had taken place at Genoa, and that it had dctached itself trom baruinia, with the proiect of contnbu- ting to thc foundalion of an Italian Uuicv with a uepuDUcan torm ot Government. AFFAIRS IN M1LAN. The Opmioncof Turin, ofthe 20th ult, pub- nsnes tne loiiowmg news trom tlio JXovara dated the 19th: "Milan is insurgCd, and in a stato of aieee, l no gates arc closeu, anu tnc battle rajcs wiimn. j.nc ncopie nave maae tnemseives mastcrs of five pieccs of cannon, and the rc nort of artillcrv was hcard un to 1 1 o'clock last nigbt 1'ive tnousanu I.omellines aro on their way to Milan to a?sit their brethren." The same journal adds: "At half past C P. M. wo team that thc Got- crnmcnt is in tue nanus ot tne .iiunnesc; uas at is President, and the tri-color waves on the Uovernmcnt palace. lestemav all the func- tionanes had abandoncd Milan. Thc center ofthe movement was in the Broletto. The gendarmeric and firemcn fraternizcd with the peoplc. Ihe Ilunganans have sbowa them sclvcs friendly to the peoplc, who eried "Viva l unguena. llie cannonaumg of thc castle began ye.-tcrday at 5, and lasted till 1 1 P. M A.11 tlie public edibces arcm the hand3 of the peoplc. Thc Comasina, ValteUina, and Bor- gamo are. said at this moment to bo in open insurTcction. "It is said also that thc Swiss corvs francs nave crosseu tne trontier, anit that thc Vieer- oy has been mauc pnsoner ncar Brescia bv a battalion of Italian crenadiors. We learn from Viecvane that the Iluncarian cavalrv took part with thu .uilanese; for, bavmg rc ceivcd orders to prcvent the cntrance of the country pcople, tbey allowcd them lo enter in slioals. Last night at 8, all thc tocsins of thc vilLtges on the Piedmontcse fronticr wcre sounding tho alarm. The insurrection is pen- eral at this nioment throughout the Lombardo- v enctian lunguom. SPAIN. Englaml Proltsts against ilontpensier. A Madrid letter of the 20th statcs. as does also the Siglo, of Madrid. that Mr. Bulwcrhas prescntcd an oflicial note to tho Spanisli Gov ernment, declaring that the Enclish Cabinet maintains its protest against the marriaie of uiz uunv uu Aiuiiiicn5ier, notwimsranamfr that Mr. Bulwer was to lcave Madrid in a few .ne itn-ui ciumaiii j. iiiiii;i:. iub iciier auus days for I aiis. Nine Days Later. AHRIVaToF rI HE SARAHSANLS Tne ins: of Sardinia proclaimed Kinz of w laoznbardy. --Insurrection in Trent and the Tyrol. The stcamshin Sarah Snd. wblrh inTleA frnm I,iverpooI on the 3d instant, reached this port a oout 2 o'clock this afterrioon, bringing nine davs later intelligcnce from Enrope. We give the most important news lwlntr. in mntmi-rt fnrm N. Y. Trib, 21st inst. FltANCE. lljv the Flfrfrtr. T Rixlwy.) J Paris, Wednesday, 5 P. M. Inc Frovisional finwmnt trT i,ma.i elecranb. from MarsAill has rcfused the Ministry of War: the portfolio has bcen oflered to Gen. Changamier. Th: assumntinn nf thi t;ii nr tt; r t bardy by tht hong of Sardinia, has beeu confirm. The Dake of Modena has bten itnprisoned. Parma and Modena' hav been niont and Lombardv. iremaaawe xyrol are inopra iantrrectioit. (By Elcetric lelemapi.) PakiS, March 31. The Paris papcrs of yesterday eontradict the rumor that a cemfiict bad taken place at Lyons. The disorders that wero renawed at Rouen on Tucsday werc, for the raomcnt at least,at an end. Paris coatinacd tranqail tbe elections were Etill deemcd capablc of inducing great agitation. The National rontains an article which thrcat- ens us wiih a new Contincntal blockade. The diminution of the salaries of all public fanctionarics has commenced. The same paper admitsthat nniversal distress prevails that all ncgotiable'sccurities aro depreciated commereial movementstoppcdjorativcsaromwantem- from the rednction of wges. Aomnanv of cnrincen had marched for Di jon, whcre the projectcd camp wonld bo immedi- atelv lormed. iittcrs from St Pctersburgh, of the 10th inst. announce tuat the city was in a siato ot termcnt. Apistolshot was fired at tbe Empcror while passtng throngh tbc streets, tae ball ot wmcn passed through his hat. i nn nfMinrc trAtn itoiv nirnnntrniti" tnp Tim- versal success of the people ovcr the Austrians, to whom Mantua, Amcnon and Vienna only, ap pear to bavo rcmained. HALiX. SPBEAD OF TnE iKSnRBCOTIOW IX LOMBARDT, SaSDISIa. ASD iTAtT. By the Electric Telcgraph of the Sonth-Eastern Railway. Paeis. March 27. Wc have received intelligence of furthcr insur rcctions at Milan. 21,000 volnntecrs, with arms and amrannition, had arrived from Rome, Tus cany, Sardinia, Genoa and Switzerland. Pavia, Partna, Placenza, Reggioand Modena had broken out into open insurrection. Gon. O'Ooanel had been taken prisoncr. At Milan thc marble spiro of the Cathedral was ntterly ruined. Dispatchcs. just received by the Provisional Government of France, announ cod the arrival at Milan of bodies of Piedmontese troops. PRUSSIA. There has been no proclamation of a Repnblic in Prussia. Wo find still further particulars in tho Botton Atlas, of Saturday )Of the following pnrport: The Sarab Sands brings the news that the Chartists wcre almoU in revolt in England. The Irish wcre buyingarms of all kinds.and the Po lice wcre fratcniizing with tho pcople. Troops had been sent to Scotland, to prevcnt distnrban ces there. The Chartists were to meet at Not tingham on the 3d inst. They had previonsly proposed to march, 500,000 strong, into London all arnied. Scveral arrests werc made in Spain of persons charged with seditious movements. The Pope has issued a proclamation exhorling the Church to rcspcct the rights nf kirgs. Thc KingofNa- ples has abandoned Sicily and appenled for assis- r .i i tancc to tne omcr powers. cnicu nas eJluulcu herself frora Austria and formeda Provisional Government. Anattempthas been made to as sassinatc thcRussianEmperor; the bullet picrccd his hat. There arc ncar 150.000 men on the front ierofPoland. The King of Prussia was deter mincd to uphold the Gcrman Confcderation. The Govcrnincnts of Hanover and Brunswick actin conccrt 20,000 troops marched to tho frontier. Feontikr of Poland.-4 March 20th. AU was qnict at Kalisch and Warsaw, although thc Polcs are greatly agitatcd. The frontier, it is said, will be shoitly occnpicd by trops. but they will not crossit. The Empeior'smanifcsto.of 11 th March, snmmoncd to arms cren soldiers on farlough. There atc fcw Iroops at Kalisch, but tho Police vigilance is grtat. CRACOW. March 21. Sad news has just arrived Russia has succeed ed by gold and influenco in rcviring the idea of Panslavistn, in order to provoke an outhreak,and take possesiion of the tcpublie. The moment tbe troops left, itis certain that thc Coloncl of gend armr.rie, Swaykowski, arrived hero in disguisc. llnssian cmissarics harc arrived, who have striren to cain the contidcnco of persons without experi- ence, and who know not what craft Is made use of toget possession of their country. POSEN. La Preso conUms ihe followinc, from Posen, dated 4 o'clock, 23d ult.: Ths troops bave evacu- ated the town. A committJe had taken posses sion of the Jlotel de Yille, wliere it is now occu- picu in orgamzincr a Xiational Guard. 500 mus- kcts were to be disiribnted among ths cilizens. It is positively ttated that the RussUm nre as sembliug in considcrablo forca on the frontiers. The Poles fraternizc with the Germans. In tead of ons cockade, two aro worn; one beariHg Pelish colorf, and the other thosc of the Gexman Republic. New reached town lut evenmg from Uorlin, of 27th", as follows Wajisaw is smopkx Rbvolctiox! The in habitants rose en maiso, and murdercd several hundrcds of the Russians. Tho troops fled totha fort, and from Ihenre bombarded the town. War saw is in ashcs 1 To-morrOw the Prussian Polish Legion departs from here at the King's cxpcnse in a special train. German journals, received np to the 28th, do not confirm this. FROI THE AEMT. Bostox, Sunday, April 16, 1848. Thc U. S. steamer Mississippi, Commodoro A. S. McKenzic, frora Vcra Cruz, 2d inat., viallavana, 8th inst, arrived this aftemoon. Com. Mclv. reports that it was the general imprcssion among wcu-inlormea persons at Vera Uruz, in corrcsponuence with tho capi tal, that the trcatr would be ratified by the Mexioan Congrcss, notwithstanding the modi fications made in thc United States Senate. As thc Mississinni was Icavincr Vera Cruz. 2d inst.. sho nasscd thc U. S. Droneller M!as- sachusctts,from New Orleans, having on board Mr. Clifford, the associate commisiioner. Thc vera Cruz Frec Amencan, of tho Slst ult., says the Mcxican civil authorities are in power since yesterday, thc 30th ult. Gen. bcott anilAlr. 1 nst wcre daily exnect- ed at Vera Cruz, on their return to tho Uni ted States. The Free American also statcs that Santa Anna requcstod Col. Hughcs, governor of Ja Iapa, to rcccive him, as he had a passnort to lcave thc country. Col. Ilughes went out with two companies of dragoons and onu com pany of artillcry, to meet nim at his hacicnda oti.nccro. Ile will nrobably embark on board thc British steamer for Havana, from whcnce ho wiU go to Anttgua, and finally proceed to Jamaica, to aVait there an ofTer from John Bull for his return to his native country. The Mississippi sailed from Havana the 8th inst, in company with the bark Rapid, for New York. From further conversation with Com. Mc- Kcnzie, we learn that Gcn. Scott was vcrv anxious to lcave Vera Cruz at the carlieST op portunity, and had he and Mr. Trist arrived m scason, they would have cmbarked on board the Mississippi for Boston. The propcller Massachusolts would rcmain at Vcra Cruz, and bring them to a northern port in thc united States. It was jrenerally undcrstood at Vora Cruz. that thc government had refuscii Com. Pcrry's rcqucst lor icare ot aosence. Ihe Mississinni bnnsrshome the remainsof Lieut Theodore B. Barrett. U. S. Navv. who sailed from Pensacola in tho Mississippi onthe iuiu vyciuutr, auu uieu in ixovemueron D03ru tija uermantown. Jv. J. Herald. Later from Mexico. Bg Pony Express to The Tnbune. From theN. O. Picayune, 13th. There were two arrivals yesterday from. Vc Cruz tho shin Christiana. Cant. Hsm. lnond, which sailed on the 4th inst and the U. &toamer Washington, Capt Pratt, which sailed on tho 3d inst Br the. Washington our datesfnomlhc CitvoflfexJen.-Bro- ti, .init, ult fsurdayj later "fhan'jrougllt iry Iho O hio. llr. ClnTord, bne of tlre. CommJsMOTrers it MexicD, arrived at Vcra Cruz on ttie morn- for Mcxico. escorted by Lieut. Baldin's com- pany of Mounted Iiiflcs. Col. Morgan, ofthe 15th Infantry, arrived with Mr. Clifibrd, on the Mass'achusetti Capt. White, of the Louisiana Mounted M en, arrived at Vera Cruz on tho 31st ult. in cight days from the City of Moxico. He was de- taincd one day at Puebla. A entlenian who o muunnr on tho Washington, to whom wo are indebted for macll information from Mexico. very kindly commun;cated,' aSnures us that the general o- r T wuoi? judgmcnt is considered good ,s that j Arcaty will not be rauhed by the .uexican I vmiuivu. lub, iuc lueniucrs aic iiiiiuiiua- ted by the populacc, and will not darc to voto tor tnc lreaty &o says our mtormant. i In anticipation that "tho armv might fall Dact from Mexico, the Port Commissary at I Puebla had received ordcrs as oarly as the

20th ult. from headquarters to contract for o,uou rations, to be ueuvercu at a moment s notice for a downward movement Captain Webster, Quartermaster at Puobla, bad also received orders to have transportation ready, At Pcrote similar orders had been received. A very large Mexican train, consisting of somo 400 wagons and about 3,000 pack mules icit vera uruz tor fllexico on tlie 23111, 3Utn Slst ult Thc American train left on the 3d inst all under command of MaiorLoomis. The Free American says thc first train was at- tackea ttie night ot thc 30th, and sevcn pack muics werc taken by thc querrUleros. After Santa Anna had bcen cseortcd hy Col. Hnghes fo thc hacicnda of EI Enccro.tho propcrty ot tho former, he remamed there till the 2d inst. when hc left for Antigua, just north of Vcra Crnz, where he embarked on the 4th inst. on a Spanisli brigfor Kingston. Jamaica, as somc accounts say others mako Havana his dcstination. It has Iuthcrto been undcr stood that hc would proceed to Jamaica. There was much cxcitemcnt at Vera Cruz on the 30th ult. it having been diseovcrcd that 2d Lieut. John Smith, of Capt. White's Com pany of .Mounted Mon, had deserted, taking with turn sevcn men of his company. The same day Capt. White gave pursuit and got wind of thefugitives on thc Orizaba road, but could not ovcrtake them. Ourcorrespondent at tho Capital was of opin ion on the 29th ult that the Court of Inquiry would adjourn to thc United States wilhin thrce or l'our wceks at farthest Gcn. Butlcr is determincd to scnd Mr. Trist out of thc country as soon as possible, and haddemanded ofthe Court that thcremainderofhisevidence should be taken as carly as Dosaible. Thc most notable cvcnt in Mcxican afTairs at last accounts is thc attempt of Gen.Parcdcs to set up a revolution in San Louis Potosi. Hc is represcnlcd as aided by the Santanistas and monarchists. Thc Star ofthe 23d nlt. rep resents him as applying to the Government at Querctaro for permission to reside at San Luis Parades in the mcanwhile Iying perdu. Thc ox-Govornor of San Luis, Adamc, was in connivance with Parcdes. Thc next ncw3 from San Luis is to thc 18th, when Adamc was arrcsted and sent ofT under a Stronc CSCOrt to Oueretaro. bv nnler nf th general Government. Thisarrest is said to have causcd very great excitomcnt at San Luis against tho Government On thc 28th it was rcportedjn Mexico that Paredes himsclf had been arrested by the Government, and great satisfaction was ex prcssed at this result, as it seemed to prcmise the rcstoration of order. The news of this ar rcst was howevcr, at the least prtmaturc. al though it was givcn in tho Monitor Republic ano of the 23d ult Letters of that date from San Luis say nothing abotit thc arrest. The Starof thc 29th ult. in announcingthe arrival of thc Deputics from Guadnjara at Querctaro, says: "The Congrcss tvillsoon be opcned with a snflicient nuaiber of Deputies. On the 13th ult. thirty members of tho whole number qualificd wcre in attendance. THE GAj.AH. MIDDLEBURY.VT. Tuesday, April 25, 1848. FUTURE POLICY OFTIIE WIIIGS." We have bcen much intcrestedin an article bcaring this title, in the last American Rovicw and cspecially in the new views it presenti oftbat cardinal Whig doctrine, Pkotectiox. The writcr very justly discriminatcs bctwcen the fundamental principles which distinguish the two great partics of our Union. In re spcct to Iiberty, the Whig refers all right anu tioerties baclc lo their sngin.il sourco m the individual, and holds that society is eslab- lishcd for tho protection of thoso rights and liberties. AVhcnws, your ultra Dcmocrat bc iicves, orauccts to ocnevc tuat eacn person gives up or resigns his free mind, on entering into the social compact to the decision of cau cusses and majorities." "From the beginning, the ono party has been cbaracterizcd by a con stant cndeavor to identify the interests of the pcople with thoso ofthe government; while the other has as clcarly opposed evcry national mcasure, which shf uld call the creative and protectivc functions of the government into action." "Whilo your ultra Democrat ap proves of every step of his Executive, no mat- ter how unconstitutional, while he is suppor- tcd and encouraged by the opinion of his par ty, your Whig Iooks to tho Constitution. and cxpects the Lxcculive to kccp within thc letter and within the spirit of that instru- ment." Aftor exhibiting as among tbe fundamental principles of Whig policy, the great doctrines of Internallmprovement, in order to facilitate intcrnal and external Commercc; such an em- ployment of the Public Fundsas to lupport the National Credit and rcgulatc and promote se- cure and ready Exchanges: and the Protection of every species of Indnstry bj suchjdiscrimina- tion m duties as shall check foreign conipcti tion, tho writer procecds to say: Since the adoption of the Constitution, no cnsishas occurred so important, or which has dcvelopcd so clcarly tho real principles of the opposition, as tho war with llexica Begun with deliberation and carried on with ardor by tho leaders ofthe party i- power.it was check- ed and denounccd by their opposers, bccauso it seemcd to bo a dcparture.from that just and oquitablo line on which "wc have been moving. 1 he collected arguments against the war es- tabbsh the surp rising fact, that we enjoy a form of government whose fundamental ma'x imjdiflerin no particular from thoso ofthe law of nations, or, as ithas been styled, the law of conscience and that to sin against' our law is to sin against hjjmanity; that it is im-fosiible.tojtcj-bayondjtBlimltj, without tre-; passisg upon somanatural right, eithar of men or ra twns and that we shall seek m Tin for j better principles than thosc embc-jied in n The writer concludes rery jUstlv tj,af thcFuTtrnEPoucvorTnF. V 'gf c'n tho most important issucs, is Execct'ivk U TJRPATtox. Nothing is plainor to the con prehcnsion of every reflccting mind, ihan the fact that the prcscnt incumbcnt criminally o! verstepped the limits assigned by Constitm;on to the Executivc power, and has Lecn scds Jously cndeavoring to cmhody andcontrol toth" tho activo and deliberattve functions of tho Government, wielding an immensepairona he rules his obscquious majority in the Senato bysucha dread, as the Empcror i'ichoLu would covet to have at his conimand. leading measurcs ofthe last threo yeari; D!lT0 manifestly had their origin with the ExecutiTe have first been determincd by PcJl; Cabinet, then crowdcd through both Houjy by all the incentives which conjd bo lrocl; to bear upon minds graedy of the Execwf fa-vor. Now we are bold to declaro that.ualcij these tendcncies can b arrested, UBleij pcople can be brought to sco tho iaevititbla destruction thatmtatfoUowsuch meisurej, tla Monarchy and Despottsm which the opp're.?,. edmeans ofEurope are now expelimg frc, their Contincnt, vfill take up an alcde amon", tho ruins of our free instittitions. 'I his U no wild and careless assertion. It is a prcdictio requiring no greater acumen than lo disoo-er the most ordinary relations of ciasc and cf fect Wo shall rccnr to this articlo, ia a snbij, quent number particularly to its Yiew, of Protection. THE COURT OF INQUIRY. Thocharges against Col. Duncan having been withdrawn, the Court procceded, on the 1 7th ult, to the case of Gen. Fillow. 1 he da velopnienta werc in the highest dcgreo unfar orablo tothc latter establishing the fact that ho had an important agency in wriling the "Leonidas" letter, and that the "scvcre woundj therein boasted of, amountcd onjy to a "slight contuaion." Indecd, thc testimony of Mr. Frcaner, and still more strongly that of Mr Trist will fix upon this contemptible crem -.,-e, who boasts that he clucfed Mr. Po!k, such a weightof infamy, as will completely crush aud ruin him. In the casc of Gen. Scott, tho Administra- tion has finally succecdcd in drawing down upon iti- hcad the decp and scttlcd indignation of thc great body of the nation. Tho follow ing, from tho New Orleans Delta of tlie Gth inst, is only a specinien of the language that comcs tous, on this stibject, from all quarterj. Yr'e darc say thcse cxprcjsioiu find a Lsarty rcponse iuthe bosoin of evory one of ourread crs. Tlie sobcr sccond thought cf a noblc and gratcful pcople will pronouncc thc trial of Winfielil Scott, under thc circumstances, and the dismi-'sal or pre-acquital of his aretijcr, without a parallul in iiy tistit-e in sordid, cal culaling, co!d-hcarlcd ingratituile. It Las no redccming or palliating iicws;it has nct tho shadow of an excuse, rnason, or justifii a;ion It stands alone, a solitary casc in our history at least, of a sucecsi.ful General being tricd fur doing his duty, for defending the glory of our anny and country tricd by his junior olHctrs in the very scene of his noblo cxploils and made to stand there, bcforo the world, the tar gctforthc Iow hato and cunning intriguan's whom his fatorjhad wanneil intoexistent'csnd whose malice, othcmifcimpotent.'goterument patronnge has supplied with a slinj. "This nttitude issuflicicntlr humiliatin? m any ticw, but when it coines to that point, tliat m J. Vt orth can nsc beforo a Court Martial, in thc city of Mexico and hurl in ths teeth of WinGclil "Scott tho apjiroval of hii conduct by the Government, and the condcm nation of his Coinmandcr-in-Chicf, it pwscs the botinds of human patitncc, aud makcs us sick at heart." 53T The Eulogy on John Quincy Adairs, by President Eierett, was pronounccd in Faii cuil H.ill.on Saturday, tlie 15th inst Our thanks are duc to Hon. John M. Botts, of Virginia, foracopy of hisaddress"To thc Whig Party ofthe United Statcs." .Mr. Botts has strugglcd manfully for Whig priu ciples, in opposition to the disorganizing, n -party efiorts in his own Statc and his influ enco has bcen important andsalutary, inmany other sections if tho country than Virginia. His rejoinder to tho pamphlct of Mesrs. Pcndlcton Co., leaves the latter no opr.ortu nityforprotracting tho controrcrsy. The Burlington Daily Scntincl,ot Tues day, has a Iong and thrilling narrative of "Ex traordinary Revelations made by a Clwr voyant, in Boston and on the next day, sa equally Iong and foolish Ictter of CassiusM. Clay, in abusc of hisuncle Henry. Tho for mer turns out to bo a silly htimbug, and the latttr is generally cstccmcd too small for cou tempt, Paul-o maj'ora cananus. Tue Gheen Mocxtaik FnEEMAK.tnoor thrcc wecks since, made an "anxious appeal to thc Editor of tbe Middlebury Galaxy" respec ting tho propricty of the action of a V tig Convcntion tn Charlestown, Jlas.s uponares olution 'there prescntcd. We know not'tna whom thc anxious Edilor appea's, r,.- gronndofhis appeal though we prcjninc to be his purpose to attempt to throw sooe doubt on the unanimity ofthe Nortlsrn Whig on the Wilmot Proviso. .,For information oa this subject, it will be sufficient to relcr tia Freeman to-the record of tho votes sioa thisquestion, in the Houso. a few wcck sgo Every Wuto from tho Free Statcs sustainw the Proviso a majority of the Locos froo t- Frca States opposed it. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Amekicait Revienv. Tho April nuaber of this able and influential monthly is receir ed. It contains an cngraved likeness of the latc Chancellor Kent-a political lcader of great abilitv, onthe"Future Policy of tfc Whigs" a roview of Allston's "Monaldi, by GW. Peck, a writer of mcriled distlnc i,:tx,;,l ,rtMe cntitled "Ilunian Freedom," by J. W. Nevins, D. D.-wd tw n,nal viirietv- of literary -ssad -other papa"" Jha WhigTteTiewwas enlargedand imprtrrw at the comiaencement ot the currem Uhd'or ths cbarge of its prcscnt cditor,

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D. Whelpley, Esq., it fully sustains iis former characterof a considcrate, elevatcd, scholarly Journal. Indeed, ive th'mk no better number has been issued th n the prescnt. Published at 118 Nassau Street, New York.-S5.00 a ycar. Ewbank's Htdkatjlics. Part VI ofihis intcrcsting and jmportant work has becn re cclved. Two more numbers finfsh tbe series. I'ublisbcd by Greeley McElrath, at 25 cts. a year. Token of a Nation's Sonnow. This is sbeautiful pamphletof 40 pages, containing tho Addresses in Congress, Funeral Ceremo nies, icc.on thooccasion of tbe death of John Quincy Adams. Our thanks are due to Mr. Marsh, of the Comnu'ttee of Arrangements, for a copy. Mr. Marsh's Adpiikss beforo the Agri cultural Socioty of Rutland County, in Sep tcmber last.is on our tablc. If opportunity allows, we slmll recur to thisTaluable Address at somc futuro timo. G-EWEEAL SUMMARY. CnANQES in tiikCabixbt. A letter from Wnfhington (eemi-ofiicial,) io the Richmond Euouirer. eay: predict ihat Senalnr Marcv vill Bominister tu Ilussin, and that 1 i fl I Grn. 1' ranklin foarce, oi reiv niinipsiiirc, v. i'l Micceed liitn in the War Deparlmrnt; also. ihat nssoonas tliechan-.'e takes plice. Mr. Gilloll, now Solicitor ot the Trcusury. will be aniiointed Atiorney Gcncral Hon. HonacE Mahn hn laken sent in j Congrc'-i. The Salem Koiincr no rl.-?8 r.ot intend lo rcsien h:s ofScc as Secre ry of ihe "Boar.i of Educailon at prcstnl, uut will resume his dntics in the summer, aa soon as Congress thall adjourn. K3TlieUniveriiy of Mississippi adver li.cs lor five Proleseors. one of iheni to be Prcfiiletit of ih" Univerciiy. The salaty of llia PresiJi'nt will be 2000. of tlie Profc-fsora &1500, and houoes will be prepared for them lree of chare- 3" Thc Kennebec Jonrnri sayn Ihat the ddejiates vho hnve becn elerted in Mainetn ntlend the Wliitf Nmional Convrnlion are all uiiplcdsred.nnd are all oppojed to Gea. Taylor.uuder precent circumelances. JC? The Baltimore Pairiotia aseured by ?ne of Ihe fricndn of Gi:n. Scolt, ihat Ihe lory of his iuicnded rciiiation is wholly jncorrcct. ScrctoK. Mr. Jrtmrs Erwin. grandson of Ilcriry Clny. shot liimscll'at ihe St. Charp on ihp mor'uin of ihe 81I inst. No catise U sisnifiiedrorihpiashaet He ivm perfecliy dcad xvhen diacovyred. Urc. Post. Forly-tivi firrr.s. enaased in ihe iron bn.i!ief' in Peniiiylvania. have ic.ued n eir rn'ar r Iative lo Ihe prescnl cm'ar.iumcrls iu ih irnn Irmle, nnd propose a cnnreulinn ni l!urrit.tnirgh. The ppople of Pennsylva iim arc likcly so"n 10 receivc llieirrewardfor fi tviiy jvraliowed the Kane Le'.io tjf-The Xi.ijrara and othcrlioaLi.owriPd on tlio Am-riran sMe of Lake Ontario,bare commcnccJ thcirtripsbetwcen Oijdeusburgh and Xiagara. n 7- A writcr in tlic Salem Ref;ister MntM tliat he limli thr prescnt wimcr thcvrarniest witliin tlie Urt (Tcn:ccn yrsn. The niran hcat lias becn 2J pcr ocnt, cater tlian tlic rcrgc of the sevsn tfcii rcarj. ZT-H'uhir.tfrn, Atri' 17. Jlr ?unpcnt, tlic HeraU ("oft-CJjoni'ct" is tHl ronfincd. It U ex j .-(tcd tliat ome. itran;e ileve'.opmcntJ will le ms.lc ia rcfcranre to tlic pulilii-f.tion of tlie Trea it xnJ Govcrnmcnt dcjpitriie?, iiaplicatins an ir isipor.iilile pcrwn. CJkeat Attracttox Vc learn tliat ll.c Naiiutia! AiniiheatrehascoinpIetsd nn en ;acir.!il uiih Gen-r:il Limsiius Pii.low. who will mV.a lii firnt npprarance ili tlic "B:ill!e.f l liurulmsro'Waiul will kill n Mriciin Gericml willi hi owi liaiiHa nfler trlnch lie will wriie a ilirillinirnrcounl of ihr pfoitfiirllieVAr Orleans Oelia. 'Goou I.rnion, if yoa du el squCrze&.nJoI.n Uoukty. Fvoititb Slavbi. 'WaEliinptcn, April 18. O11 .Satunfay niht a Urge party ofs-laycsc--s;inl in a Tcssclaml sotsail forPliiladelpliia. A ticniatr lipin chartcrcd and annril. iiiriuit was pren.and thcv wcrc OTertakcn ncar the niouth of tbe Potomar rivcr, wlierc they wcro capturcd "ishout rcfistance. Th'n moming tbey were l.rouiflit back to the vrharf, hcn the wrhnlc party, rapuin, crcw and Eevcnty sercn ni-crocs, wcrc Ioh-cd in joil. Tlie greatest txcitcmcnt 1ih leen occasioned, and tlic white mcn wcre only tavcd from violcncc lv lrins takcn to prison in liai-ks. Thc rcsscl was tho l'carl, Capt. Scans, of 1'i.iladdpbia. Hiot AT WA'niSGTOX. "WasliinRton.Apr. 18. Tbcre was quitc a riot at tho Capitul last night in roncqu-nre of tlic rcccnt a'.iscondins of Slavcs. A !ari?e cmwd patliercd in front of thc Nation r? Y.:- oflirc, and commenccd throwing missilcs, I rt-aVin;; windows, Their procccdings wcre finally staycd hy thc interfcrcncc of tlie Police and snndry citizens, vlio aiWrcsscd tho mob. llundrcib, liowevcr, lincred about thc buildinj; until tlicy wero diu pcnfcdby drendiiag rajn, which tct in about 10 o'clock. KcKABKABLi: Ix!S OF MeMORT ASD IiAN- r.uAOE. Thc Brooklyn papcrs fay that Mr. Hot. hkiss.whowas nearly mnrdered somc jnonths fincc, has recorercd his bodily health and is slow 1 :egaining hts mcntal facuhics he seemcd to liarc forROtten every thing he learncd during his lifc, and has to bo taught to fpeak, and learn his lctters as if he were a child. The soundofhii oTrn voice inlcarning to atticulale a new word a miwea htjii cxcccdingly- Clarenct, a on of Hon. DiTid"Wllmot, a trcd about cIctcb ycars,came to his dealhon Jlonday ereninR last, says tho Bradford Kepor tcr, by cating of the wild parsnip. He was attcn ding school at Athens, and in company with an oth'cr laiLin tho fields, ate ofthcioot, which cansed his death, after much suffering, in about tWo hours. Thc other lad iras not so badly poi Eoncd,and is cxpected to sunriye. THr SiHAiTi or Mackisaw Clear. lake Xavigation opcn thTOiuh. Thc propcller Manhat tan arrivod at Cliicajo from BufTalo on Thursday last, thc 13th inst, and reportcd thc Straits clcar of ice. Scveral vcsscls wcre in hcr wake. U3 Thc Manjland JFJiy Clmraition at Balti more, has appointcd Clay deleffates, and declares Jlr. Clay to be its first choice for the Presidcncy. AWjxdfall- In pulling down an old bnild ing at thc cximer of Bank and Statc-strects, In' New-London, a fcw days since, for the purpose of frrcting a new structurc, there were fonnd stow ed away nndcr the floor cf the garrct, a stocking and an old cap, fillcd with Mexican and Spanish dollars. Some old miscr probably did not know whatbittcrto do with bis moncj onc ofthose that "Toil for heirj, they know not who, And atraight arc ccn no morc." New Harcn Conricr. Tiiere rcmains at the Post Officc De. pSrtmeut at Washington, a diamond ring, yalued at one hundrcd dollari jeturned in a dead lcttcr. A TnmnTETO Siias Wricht. Tlicidcahas bcen staned ofcrcctinga novcl ironumcnt tothe mcmory of tho late Silas Wright by fonnding, in Middlebury Collegp, Vt (wherein he was instruct cd. and ncar which is the home of his kindrcd.) a Silas 'Wright l'rofessorship of Moral and Politi cal l'hilosophy and Ilistory," to be filled from timc to tjme in a manner acccptablc to the con tributors to the foundation. This- is far better than hcaping up stone or ractal in honor of a de parted statesman and without waiving our nn tonqucrablc objection to anysystem of bducation which docs not blcnd manual latior with study, wc hope it may succced. Dr. Labarec, l'resident of thc Collegc, is now in this city, in furtherance of this projeet iV. Y. Tribune. "Fihe in HAVEitniLL, N. H. Chenny Co's Express reporta that a large fire oc curred at HaTerhill, N. 11. on Monday, at 5 P. M. Towle's Tavern, iwo priniing ofBces, (all in the town) the Post Office, and eight or ten dwelling houses were des troyed. No farther particulars have been received. Boston. Trav. Mn. Clay in Alabama. The Mobile Advertiser says at a late Whig meetings in Perry andfTalladega the resolution are for Clay and the National Convention; and that every Whigmeeiingin the State, so far, has declared for Clay and a Con vention. Great Galr on Lake Erie 1 BufTalo, April 20, 1S-18. There has been a most disastroan gale on the Lake. Fifteeh vessels are ashore within twelve milos of Sanduskr. The steamboat Oregon ia nearly a wreck, and reached Cleveland with great difliculty, with the lossof her stnoke-pipe andTudder. The gale coinmenced 011 ioiiday, from the North-east, and lasted till yestcrday mor ning. Gen. Scott. It is now undersiood that General Winfield Scoit will shortly atrive in this city, underorders from the- Gorern ment to report himsclf at Washington. He will relurn to his natire land under circuni stanccs so strangc, and iu some respects so mortifying, thatnpart from tlie enthusiasm which his great deeds naturally inspirc, his reception should be of a character to make the old soldier forget that he lost fa vor with his Government while he won fame for his country. JV". O. Pic. By MAGNETIG TELEGRAPH. KEPOKTED FOR THE GALAXV. STILL LATEE! ARKIVAL OF TIIE Disturbancesin Ireland! Furthcr Commoiions on the CONTINEIT. New Yorfc, April 24th, 10 A.M. Troy, 5 P. M. j The Steamcr Acadia lcftLircrpool on the 8th, and arriTed in Uoston at 5 o'clock yesterday P. M. The commotion on thc Continent increases. Ireland is in a state of jrrcat cxcitcmenL Tho "studcnts of Trinity Colkgc, Dublin, had armcd m uclcnre oi tlic liovemuient. ihe rcpealers coniinucd to defy tlie law. Dublin will soon be under martinl Uw, and arms will he given np. Many prcsscs and mcn wcre out for a Republic. ENGLAND. The gicat Charlist meeiing of ihe lOih was forbiddeii ly ihe Goveriiinent. 1'h rouleof Ihe proceFfion fiad becn marltcd nnd a i;rcai wanon Ipui'Ii. lo cnrry ihe nionster (eliiioii, iihcn ihe Government forkid tlie inreiinjr or the prucrssion. The Clurlisls were finally dt-ieniiineil tn liold thc mceting, and declared tlfy would forlril ihcirlires,if uecrspary. in ihe aticinpi Fergu? O'Con uor iccoinmendednll the Charlisls to wilh dmw their nicnry from the Savino Danks with a vie v lo emh.irrnF. ihe nction of Ihe Govrrnment. The groiK nninunliiitlieie in kiiiuiinns. if Flalcrl nl X25,00i,C00 ?tcrlin;. AiMiiiounl iroops have been liroufiht into London. Many of the Ctiarliil papers pro lest againsllheacls ol tlie Government. FRiVNCE. Tho Provisional Government harc ordtred the army to assemblc on tlie eastcrn fronlier. The Iris.li addrcss was prescntcd to thc Prorisional Govcmmcnt on the 3d insL Lamartine, on the 3d, in his rcply cxprciscd great (ympalhy, bnt he declared his intention of prcservinj: a strict ncutralitr, and condemncd the intcrfirenre of France with Ireland, in 17'JS. AI)d-cl-Kadcr had arrivcd ia Paris. Proclama tions had becn issucd exhortinK quict in France. Lamartine had dischargcd all Enjjlish workmen employcd in Prcnch steamcrs. 10,000 men had been sent to reinforcc tlie army in Algeria. Pa ris working mcn wcrc crowdinj; to the Ilotel de Ville, with coutributions in aid of tlie Govern ment. Tho Belgian, Prussian.nnd Austrian ministers hftd complaiucd of ilcmonstrations permitted in l ans in favor of the hbcrties of their conntry men. Lamartine replicd that he could not con trol the opinion of any onc. Prance would be nentral. Hecxpreffcd a possibility of the inter fcrcncc of the GoTcrnment in the scttlement of thi affairs of Poland. The Provisional Government had takcn posses sion of the Kailway sharcs. The Bank of France hail bcen allowed iarther timo of discoanL The lianks of ltouen, Bordenux, Xantes .Little Havre, Toulon, Marscilles, and Orleans, had suspcnded cpecic payroent. Itclicf hanks had bcen establish ed in all large towns. Tho elcction list was to be closed on tbe 20th inst. The National Guards were to eler.t iheir onn sfEcers, Gtcnndier and VoIunleerCom panies to besuppreEsed. All Foreigners of five yenrsaclual rcsidcnce declared cntiiled to naturalization. 15 days (urthct delay per mitted for the payment of bills ol exchangc. ITALY. The King of Sardinia with 30,000 mcn had made war on Austria by invading Lombardy. Tlie Sardinian forccs had driven those of Aus tria frorn Panna, Brcscia, &c. Savoy had de clared a Republic. In Sicily, a parliamcnt has becn formcd separation from Naples complete. Switzorland maintained a strict neutrality. Prussia waslikely toquarrel with Denmark, in rnspect to tho Duchcss of Holstein and Lu nenburgh. RUSSIA. Thc Emperor is making rigorous prcpara tion to rctain Pobtnd. Every man bctween theaj:es of 18 and 35 to be" rcmoved from Rusian Poland tothe interior of'Russia. The Government is concentrating largo armies in Soutkern Russia. BELGIU3I. All attcmpts at revolution faiL SPAIN. Violent disturbancos in Sfadrid? on the 21st ult. People and soldiers fought all night. Qucen Christina it is said ran away, and the city was declared in a stats- of sicge,. 'sincc which all is tranquil. Portugal is tranquU. GREECE. Tho Mimstrr haTcresigncd. EURTnER PARTICULARS ErENING REPORT. Kew Tork, Monday, April 24th, 6 1-2 P. M. The Province of Posen is represented as in a stafe bordering on Anarchy. The Polish population who are in amajority, are in favor of a new kingdom. Wh'Ie the Gerznans wish to participato in the brilliant futurc which they think awaits Stockholm in which 10 or"12 were killed, and 70 or 80 wounded. A letter from Ferraro, of tho 25th ult, jn the Patna, of Florence, says, 1 ue Austnans ot i erraro bave peen 10 panic struck by the ikaurrection they are hasten' ing away in all directions, without arrns or b3ggage. The Arsenal at Venice, containcd 700 cannon, and 600,000 muskets, which bc ing now iu the hands of the Republic, are dis tnbuted among the people. G000 deserters from the Austnan army have been arrested within the countrv of Venice. The Patria states that the Ex-Duko of Medona has retired to his eslatcs in Austria. GREAT FIRE E ALBANY 1! The INIayor of Albany sent atelegraphicdes-patch,-'last evening, to the Hayor of Troy, for more ii.NuJJNhib statins that tiiev werein the midst of a great conilagration. Ho partiC' ulars. DrowaInM. Hwimnilnc oftliellcad. a roarlneno!.e.!u the rara, headacli, pa!ittuon of the heart, tt.- right'r iiinmu vcgetaDie i His are a certam cure lor int hnor un Iilearant coroplalnii, liecmw they purge t'rom tlic bdy lliose 0 agnant anil caitu1 liuntor ivliicb, wheulluaiiiifr in Uieeeneial niaesnf cUcuIation. aretnccaue oradrt-r- mlitation nr ruili ofblood lo tlie Jifad, dddincss. lour inetimrv.dlmnstif sl'ht. diowiiue9. uaiii ofthelnad. and niauy utuer sy luptoma of a loadrd ane coirupt siate of the blmtd. Wrijht'a ludtan Vetab!epHJ are also one of Ihe very t mcdicinei ln the t ot Id lnr tbe cure of ind;gwiion, and th rcfore wjlluot utity rtimive all lh above uiipleasaiit Fnip;mni( aitu euumy prevenl any evn conjqutntcw re BuIliiiS frnni a rush ofblood to liie licad but willuostas uredly resiore the budy to astatcofsound health. Sold in sirip-Ic boxcs ot 25 cents eacli. lieware ol Counterfeits of all kindn Some are coated whU ouxar. otliera are madn to reseinble in ouiward anoearance ihe orizinal medicine. Tlic I cafestcour&e in, to purcha-e of the regular ageotit cinlv. oneormore of whoiu may be found in everv iiiae anu luwn m mc iitic. 'SY. 1. Rmsel and S. Moody, Agenta. ANonicu lMruiirANr mrruR fhumgcorgiai RKAHir. Weare dally rrcelrlng tesilmony like the followlng fromlheNonli.rioulb, t.ast and West: Messrs. JXent 4c Waie- GeuUeiuen I wai affllctcd wltn Akthraa lorfourteniyeaw, aurf had trlfd erny remc dv hi tlie cnuntrv I had alio been tu kereral phyviriaiiR. and rmu d no rrlief wliaievr I war aQicled altlme so sererelv. tliat the blonl would eiikli tftn my now. and nty brealhins nas diflicult. Indccd the direasehad calord io niuch 011 me, iiespared oi eer(;eiung weii. wnm i cnnnc ed to c--i a bnltle of WlSTAK'd 11AL3AM OP UIL1. CIILU KY, which effrcted a perleet cure, and 1 now con. clder niyself prrtectly aouiid. Thl can be proved by num bcnof men m Franklin county and virinity, und 1 tbiuk li uiy duty to !el it be kt:own 1 1131 as A.i'A i uiuh.. Fraokhn Cu.t Ca.t Kav. 19, 1B46. W.P.llu3sel(Agcnt. lloosickFalls, Slarcft 19. 1SI7. To Dr. Vauhn; I ftti ila duty 1 aweiaynu Io makr thii Biatfmeni, lhlnktns some ouier person amictra ma) read. and nnd ttilet friim ine lame inurce. Ia April last I was attacktd wub luflamaiorjr rhcumaUf m, so tliat I was pcrfectly bplplrsc. I applled to lbrre physiclaos, and afler trmalning under iheir care for about ix weeks. and all tbe tiue growln tvorse, ibf jr decldl tbat 1 was afflicted wllb ibe dropsy on ibe cbest, and aftrr trying erery experinient. ana enaiifciing every nieans iu ineir power, iney atxiarea niycase lncurable, andstated tbat 1 could notlivebuta vrry.fe- daysatliuist About tliat tiine uty Irlendsavv ynur egiuDie i.nnoiuripiicdiixiure, aavenisra jn me pa ncrs. they prncured n bttlc which sermed Io releiveri mr-. 1 have siuce laken five boltles. and now iny heahb fs rntured, and I enloy riccUcni uealin ELMlltA UAKEK Wliat morr evidence dn you want tbat thl j ertal aniele 11 loauM-rcide everythlng ln ilaway. Cnll upnn Acenls in tiitjpaper under tne urcat Aniencan Keinedy. ueta dook. TV. P. Russcl, Agent WnciniT, Malne. Jan.30. F. Daowx Dearslr 1 takeihlsopprIunltyioretiinitn you my inott sincere tnanKs lor ine nencni i naven-ceireti I'toni the use of your aiRsArRii.L& and toksto bittkrs. J can wllb m l ch pteasure ymy tbat I have bcrn verr niuch benchll! by Iheir usc. 1 bave becn troultled lor a lone tline wnn aseverescroiuia numor, lur niiirn i nave appu t-d to all our phyplciani, witlmut receiving thc lcast rehet at last I was induciti to iry your innrrs, ny ine sirnnx rrc finimentlMlinim lif mv frlcrida. and lo iuv utfer astonish iuni Itirv h.nviinliie.v cur me, aud I filid bt innulrv. that I am imt the only pprmn that bave been curedliyn tte In tliU part of tlie rotintry. It U becumliit; une ot the in.t pi'pn lar iuedlchiia e cr scild bere, and I hope soon sceihnii btciinie in general uebyour p!i)!ciati9. lcnu withthr gieatest plt-asiire rteoimnend iheni to all, a uiost mi.'d, tafe, andi0rctual n iiirdy lir liiipuritiei of the blood. rleasc srnd iw, one dozrn by Raiiroad or tftage, U ubJice your moit cDeaiem wrvatiL. JAMES W. WARREN. V. P. Rtipsel, Agent. JUNIOR EXniBITION. There will be an Exhibition of the Junior Class in Middlebury Collcge, on Pucsday cve ning,the 25th inst.,at the Collcge Chapel. Fatal Accidk.nt An EnglUhman, nam- A John Cowan, was nccidenily killed, on ihe 14th io6t., while blasling rorks in ihe garden of Col. J. D. Mitchell, near Brandon Furnace. HisfuceTvas shockingly muti!a led, and his death was inEtanlaneoua. He was 19 year ofage DIED. In Bridport, on the 13lh ult Patir Pa melia, dnuRhler ol Edivard aud Polly C. Hill.agcU ayears. In Tiridnart. on ihe 17ih inst.. LucV M dauuhicrof Naihan S. and Polly Bennett. n- ged 6 years. In thesame place, on the 18ih. Amelia Jnne Fletcher, danghler of Jane and Flora Fletcjicr, aged 7 ycar. In Hinesburch, March 3d, Mr. Joseph Da vis. in the 51sl vear of his aae. Prinlers in New York and Michigan, will please nolice tne aoove. On ihe 15th inst, on boardsliipChanniug, on the pasfage from Liverpool to New Vork. Joel Brooks. peamnn, anative of Montpelier, Vt., aged about 30. Any person duly au thorized cun lake his waes and effects by applying on board ihe ehip, or to F. A. Des lauo, South streei, New York. In Chesler, Vt, on ihe 29ih ofMarch, Mrs. MulindaHngrahnm. wife ofCapt. Eph-. raim Ingtabam, aged 57 years. At AValjiole, N. H. 18th inst Thomas Bel lows, .hsq. 8G. On Friday CTemng the 17th, ult.,-aftcr a scvere lllncss or tlnrty-tnree tiours, ot con gestion of the brain, Rev. JoHJf Stocker, in the forty-eighth ycar of his age. At an carly age, the tubject of this notiec unitcd with the people of God, and qualified himself for thc ministry as an ambassadorof tne cross. xielding to asense ot duty anu the calls of the great west, he bade adieu to the green mountains of his native state the fond associations ofearly life and emigratccTto In diana. In the month of April 1833, he crosed the an ovcrrulin!; Providencc has made it his grave. Tbe first and foremost in the church, the Biblc societ', the temperance cause and every othcr good work, he securcd an envia blo reputrttion, and lelt a name, that will lonc bo remembered and a place that will we fear longremain racant. Rv. Mr. S. was marricd in early life, and the wifc of his choice, the sbarer ot liis toils and his triumnhs had the melancholy pleasure of smoothing liis dying pillow, and while she mouras his sudden departure, can rejoice, that by his faith in thc blesscd Redeemer he hrs sscured an inheritance on htfU, where sufTer ings can nevcr come and where death is un known. Bloofmngton (Ioica) Ilerald. Mr. Stocker, graduated at.Vliddlcbury Col lcge m 1830, Beoke Jail: Francis Cleracnt alias Clara- mon, and Stillman Mc Allistercscaped from Middlebury Jail on Sunday afternoon last, Clc- ment was indicted for stealing money m Ver gennes, last Febroary. Mc Allister bclonged in Lincoln. The Shcriff oflers a reward of fifty dol lars for their apprehension. iln Adjourned liSeeting For grantin licenses, will be hcld at tbe Court housc, on Friday tbe 5th day of Mav next, at oue o'clock P. M. By order of the Assistant Judscs of the Conn- ty Court. GEO. S .S WIFT. Clerk. Middlebury, Apnl 22d IS45. 52 2w BOSTOX M ARKET. A pril 20A AVOOL. DtXly 30 pcr cenL Ibere bave bcen salci oi Amenean fleere and pullcd Vool, to somo extent during the week past, at our rcuuceu quotntion?. Alot of Mcxican sold at 11c. C tnos, and 100 bales Smyrna unwashed, on tcrms not pubhc. Prime Saxony lleeces, washed lb ..43 a ..45 American ftill blooddo... 38 "a ..40 do 3-4 'do 33 a ..35 do 1-2 do... 30 a 33 do 1-4 do... ..-27 a 30 BRIGHTON CATTLE ARKET. Tnur.SDAY, April 20. At markct300 Beef Cattle, pairs "Work ing O.tcn, 42 Gows and Calves, 900 Sheep, and 2200 Swjnc.. PiticEj-Beer -Cattle Sales at SC, C,25, G, 75," 7.; extra S?25. .W6rkifl""Oien Sales at S123, 110 and 136: s- :",ii:'"v Cows and' Cafes Sales limited at S23, 31. Sheep S2.25, 3, S",50, nnd 4. The old line of Stajres rommenced running on Monday, the 24th of April, in conncction with the Lake Champlain Steam Boats, bctween Mid dlebury and Larrabee's Point. 52; tf B. B. BROWS, Proprietor. MW LEAF. No Trust aficr the 2d of May. Old accouiU must be paid soon. Most kinds of producv ri ccivcd m payment. All goods will be sold low for cash or rcady pay. 52; tf. S. MOODY. The subscriber will remain in lown until thc first of May ncxt, and will attcnd to the iettlc ment of the accounts of the late firm of Graves McKeand, after which timc they rmutpass into other hands for collcction. L. II. GltAYE'. Middlebury, April 20,1843. 52 ADDISON COUXTY Grammar School. TUE Summer Term of this Academy will commenco on MONDAY, THE 8TII OF MAY. D. A. BOWE, PnixcirAL. Middlebury, April 18th, 1S48. 51:3w. S.PEARL LATHROP, M. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. At tho rcqucst ot jevcral lncnviciuais, ut. L,a throp will hold himsclf ready to attcnd to all who. CISE ANP SUEGCEr. 46:tf. W80L! WQOLI! The snbscriber has just received, from the East, some of ihe bes-t and latcst Improved Ma chinerr. and has filled up his entire works in the best possiblc manner; and being gratcful for past lavurs, wuum azain aiiiiuuucciu tuiricuu, customers, and the public generally, that hets ready to receive Wool to manufacture into Cassimeres, Plain-Clolhs, and Flanneh. Alsohc is sanguine to belicve, byri.aum ol his long expmencc in bvsiness, that he canimbe, and is delerminod he will not be urpascd, in manufacturing cloths, for Durabilily ot s.ervice and Permancncy ot color, by any establishmcnt tn the County. Those wishing to have wool manufaciured will find it lo be for their intercst to give him a call. Wool mannfactuied on shares orby the yard, alhhe option of the owncrs. EDWARD PHAIfl: N. B. Tenns ndapt-d tothe timcs. E. P. New Haven Miils, 1818. 51 Gin. STRANGERS visiting the city arc respcct fullv invited to call and czamine the largest stock of FASHIONABLE MADE Spring and, Summer Clothing, which can be fouhd in this city, conststing of Uashmiretts, Jrmmetts, Urap a eto, Xweeds, and a general assortment of all kinds of Gar ments made up in a supcrior manner, and will be sold at priccs that cannot fail of insuring satisfaction. Call early at BROWN, LAWRENCE STICKNEYS, Nos, 6, 7, 9, 11, and 12, OLD STATE HOUSE. Fronting State St., BOSTON. INVALUABLE FAMILY COMPANrON. SIX LECTURES on Canses, Prcvention and Cure of Consumpiion. Asthmo, Discascs of the Hcart, and all Female Discascs. 234 pagcs, 28 engravings. Paper 50 cts bound 75 cts. Mail to any part postage 91-2 ccnts. bbonldcr Jjraces ana uncst i-xpanaers, sa Mail to -nv part 50 ccnts pbstace. Unhalinz Tnbcs. silver, S3, by mail, letter postage. Ab dominal Snpporters, pcrfect, S8 to SI0, for all ituptures, ialling of the.uoweis anu u omn, ana Weak Back aud Chest; scntby Express cvery- where. For braces or Snpporters, or Rupturc Sapportcrs, give hcight from hcad to foot, and circnmfercnce 6t pcrson next thc surface, just above tlie hias. If Buptnrc, mcntiott which slde. Agents wanted for thc s.ile of the above poods. Address Dr. S. S. FlTCII, 707Broadway, New- JTork, post paid. t etr. 24, 1846. iug SHINGLES. 100,000 Shingles for sale, con- swting of Cedar, Sprucc, Pine and Hemlock mannfacrnred at the factorr of the snbscriber ih East Middlebury. R. L. PEKfaJro. i oo. 8.1818. r 9 LIBER'ATION. Tliis may certify that I have given my sons, William and DaviJ Pipcr, their time until thepr shall become oT age, and that I sballf not cl.nm their wages, or pay any debts of their contractins, after this date. AMASA PIPER. Ripton, April 17th, 184S. 51:3w. THE snbscril-.cr has pnrrh&sed A. CIIAP- MAN'S mtrrest in all tlic iropcrty of thc firm of A. Cliapman cr bon. inclu-un thc (lemands dne said firm. Ilewill (oniinue buines at the old stand, and will pay the debts of said firm. AII persons indcbtcd to tbe taid linn. are rcqucstcd to call and scttle the samc imtnvdiateiy. GEOKGE C. CUAP3LVN. Middlebury, April IS, 184S. 51:tf STflCKSELLING OPP FRANCIS SO, arc selling a large quanti- Atlcss than cost, preparatory toleavingformark ct. April 4th I S48 DR. BUCHANAN'S GREAT PERSIAN RE.MEDY FOR THE TOOTHACHE. THE relicf fiom iain wliich follows ihc use of lhi rcmedy for TOOTHACHE is imniediate aad pcr m:inpnt. More tlian ooe application is rarcly ueces sary, uben the directions accornpsnying eacli butllc Iiae been adhercd to. Tlie torcness of the teelh aml gmns will bo reinofed, and lnstead of being in juicd hy lhe:ipplicatin:i willbe rcndercd more iounj aud beullhy. Pricr 5 cls Dr. HUNTER'S CT EBIIATED EYE TOTER.. vlLI.reinoTeanv.ita!e ofin- fi iuiuMtiiiii and jiieslrengih tu t eak nr irriUHc ee. For diaines of sialit occasioneil i e iher by age rr loo close at- lemion to nnnuie ohjccls, it alands onsurpJiicd. I'ricc 25 cts. For Sale Wholcsale and Rctail hr W.P.RUSSEL. Middlebury, Vt S2 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Wbl ihe Euliscribcr?, heing nppointod by ihe Probalc Court for Ihe District of Addison Cmnniissiuncrs, to leceivr, cxamine and ad- jus! all claima and demands of all persons a- gainst tlie eslnle ol REBECCA ALLEN, lale of Whiiiti;, in said Disirici, deccnaed, atidalsonll clnimsand demands exhihiled in ofUcl thereto: Andsix monlbi from the lOih day ol April 1813 lieing allowed bysaid Court for Ihat purpose. we do iherefore'here by give nolice llmlwe will aticnd tothe busi ness of our said appoinlmem ni ihe dtvclling housc ol" Ira S. Allen in Whiiing, on ihe 6ih day of Jnne, and Cth dav of Oclober 1S48. from one o'clock, P. ftl. unlil four o'clock P. .M on each ofsaid dnys. Benjamin Casey, 7 Commis Cliestcrfield Ilooker, j" sioners Daied at Whiting, lliia 20lhday of Apri!, 184S. 52 Xsadies' Schcol. THE Summer tcrmof the School lor Young Ladiesaud Misses, at the chapcl of the Old Academy, will commencc on Wcdncsday the 2Gth day of April, 1848, and contiuue cfevcii wecks and a half. Course of instruction, Tcachers, and tenns for tuition the same as during thc past year. Arrangements liavc becn made to furnish board on rcasonablc tcrms, at the school build dins, for pupils coming from a distance. OZIAS SEYMOUR. Middlcbnrj-, April 10, 1848. Ifliddlebiiry Female Seminary. The Spring term of 1 1 weeks opcns on Mon day ncxt, April 17th,under more than usually favorablc circutustances. Miss Martha H Clement, daughtcr of tlie Rev.Jona. Clement, D. D. nn expi-ricnccd and acccptablc tcacher, and lis Charlotte J. Landon, so well and fa vorably known in this community, are cngag ed as tcachers. A limited number of boarders can bo accommodated in thc Semiii.m'. S. PEARL LATHROP, Priucipal. NOTICE. m MRS. R. CLEVEL.VND Takcs this mcthod of informing the citizens of Middlcbary and vicinitv thatshc is fullv prepared to continue succcssfully her formcr luinCii at the same place she has occnpied for ycars. Having rcccntly rctnrned from Boston witli thc 0pring jTnsljicms, l,i t Tirin-ird tn fTfltifv thfl nictst tastc She has on hand a larje and choice assortment of Bonnets of all quahties and styles. Also a large and bcautifal assortment of RibLons, cmbracing tne laicst tasnions. rjyRcpairing done as nsnal. Middlebury, April Sth, 1848. 50; tf. Sniisfied ihat l he best place lo buy Clothes, Olothing, and DRY GOODS. IS AT W. S. JOKiMSQK'S. Thesleady increaiic of his business and thc Ezcellent FittinglGaments; with which he isdaily supplying his cusloin ers. tho sunorior stvle and durabilily of liis vfork aad ibe LOW PRICES which he sells his Goode. sbnws that ihe a- hove slatemer.t can he relied upon asttue. Uecemoer oin. jch. AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN PATNTS, OILS, Dl'ES, CHEMICALS, VARN1SHES, BRUSIIES, W1XDOW GLASS, SPICESAND PERFU MERY, MAXUFACTURER? ART1CLES, TW1XE, DRUGS, FOREIGN AND D OMESTIC. 227 Rivcr St, Troy, N. Y., oppositc thc Troy Housc. Kccps constantly onhanda fullanS com plete assortment of coods, belonging to the Dru" trade, to which ne invltcs the attention of merchants and others, making their spring purchases. Articles furnished at this Establishmcnt are ottcarraiUed purily, and will besold'at the Jowest New York and Boston markct priccs. Troy, March 28th, 1818. 49.' 8w. 1 '11 UVc tl.e re m. 1 I tj and sare I ff.. Si W VAJ TfciU 'tl VW TJ STATE OF VERMONT,-1 Diitrict of Adihiion, ss. Be it rcmcmljcred, tliat at a'Probsts Court held at Middlebnnr. jn ancl for the Distrii of Addison on the 15th dliv of ApriliA. D. 1848, Janies McDonahl admtriyfrator of tlie estate of HAKRY ABBEY. lateof said Middlebury, dcccased,rccnts his peliiiou in writing to this Co.irt,' pftttinfor li ccnse to scllrcal estate of safd.deccascd, fot the purpose of javiu-r tlie debts of said tlfctaTcd and cxpcuses of administration, and thercin sets. iortn tlie amount of uebts of tlie deccnM.ilf the cx pcnscs of administration, ihe iralQe of the pcrson al estate, aud thc situatian of the real esute of thc deceascd. and that it is ncrcssary to scll rcal cstatcfcr thcpupoae aforc-atd: It is thcrcnpon ordcrcd, that snij petition bo considcrci! by tiitj Conrt, at thcsession thercof to be hcld at the ollice of the ltrpUtcr of this Court in said Mid dlebury, on Tlmrsdjy the 4th day of Msynczt. at one o'clock in the afternoon: and that noikc thereof be givcn to all persons intercstcd, that they may appcar and tnake their objections if any they may have, to satrbllrensc being srant cd, by publiihin: a ccrtilcl copy of this or der in tho Middlebury GalaxyAi ti-v.s-;aper printcd at said Middlebury tnrcc wi uc ccssivcly.prcvious to the time of said t.'oiut. Jed. S. Busmcll, I!iri)U:eT4 A true copv of Recurd, 5 1 Atfcst, Jcd. is. Bvshntll, Regislcr. STATE OEjVERMON"T, I Be itircmcmhcred Diitrict ofddi-on ss. J that at a ProUtte Court holdcn in Middlebury in and for thu Ditrict ff Addison, oa the 4th"day cf April A.D. 1S-S8. John Siinonds and Lyman P. White ad miuisirators of llio est.me of JOSEPH SIMONDS laleofWhiling in said Distiict deccaafd.m.'tke applicalion lo ihuCourito have ihc titrc al-lowt- iheni for tho pityincu' nl tbe oVhtsuf ihe deceascd exiended one yuarfium the cx piralion of the timc hererofore limiled ly this Court It is thereupon orscred hy this Court tbat said application he consi.lereJ hy lhi Court. at the iessioo thereof tn he held at the ofiice of the Re;;istcr of this Court iu said Middlebury, on Thursday. ihe 4lh day of May noxt, at one o'clock in the nfternooii. nnd that said admiuistrators give nolice tht-reofto all persons iuteresicd, that they mny appcnt and tnake their objections. ifany ihey niay have, to said time heiim exieudeil. hy puhlishing a cerlified copT oftliis order in tlie Middlebury Gjlaxy a nowspaprriirinl ei at said Middlebury ihrec tveeks succes sively prerious to the linie of saiu Court. J:d. S. nusinril Il-sisier. A trac copy of rccord. Attesl, Jcd. S. Bushn'll, Regislcr. 50 TIIE AMERICAN FOU THE PR0M0TT0N OFTIIEFUS'E ARTS, IX TIIE UXITED STATES, WAS incorporatcd in 1840, is managed by gentleinen without compensation, and to accom- pluh its patriotic ohjcct. pursucs tlic followmg 4 Etcry S'ubscriber of fivoiDoHsrs is a ntembcr of the Art-Union for the ycar. The moncy thus obtaincd, after paying ncccs sary cxpcnscs, is applied, in the fintiastaure. to the producliort, from an American Painting, of n largo and costly original Engravicg. iu the hixh cst ttylc of AincrK-an Art. For every five dollars paid hy him, evekt MEMr.iit rcccivcs a copy of tbe Kngraving. Ev ery McmW also rcccivcs an Annual Rcport, con taming thc procccdings nnd addrcsscsat theannn al distribution, a list of thc mcmbcrs. &.rn and, somctimcs an addilional tVcrk of Art. The residne of the money is applied to the pur chase of American Works of Art l'aintinj;', Srnlptnre. &c, varying in pricc from twcnty to fcvcral hundred tlollars. Thcso Works of Art the Paintingi being rich ly framed arc pnblicly distributcd iiy lot among all thc mcinbers, on the Friday Lcfore Cliristnias in cach ycar, every mcmbcr having ono ahare fur cvcry (ive dollars paid by him. Kai'h mcmbcr is thus ccrtnin of rcccivins; in rrttim, the valuc of thc five dollxrs paid, and hcs also a chanre of drawin;; a I'aiuting, or othcr Y ort of Art ot great value. Dr. L.VTiinor, havinsr becn dulr ap'inted Honorary Secrctary of tlie A. A. U. fur Middle bury and its vicimty, is rcady to cxhibit engrav ings publidicd by thc Asaociation, and to rcccive subsrrilicrs namcs, makc rcmittaiiccs S.C. Iiddlcbury Female Scrainary, March C, 1848. 1 40 13 VERGENNES, 48 Troy and r,ev7 York hew Lme Canal Boats. This Line ofCanal Boats will be in rcadincss al iheopeningofXavigatiun fjr the Transpona tionof all kinds ofproperty to and from Vergen nes and iroywuh despatch. Leaving Vcrscn nes,TncJavs ;nd I'iii!ayf, 'V M., and Troy every Tuesday and Saturday, P. M., arriving al Vergennes, Tuesla v and Fridar morninss. This Line of Boats will receive and dcltver Goods and olhcr proper:j atlhe Vergennes Inn Co. Whart, in vergennes, where iniro w:Il cver"- convenience fcr STO'RING AND DELIVERING all kinds of rroperty with the preafM Incilily, r.;ul ihcrs willbcat all timcs in alicnlar.ee good and ttustworthymcn to receive and deliver Grod wilh the least possible delav. All chargcs will beaslowas at any other Eslallistunent. All Goods intended fi'rthis Line inust be mar- ked.careofl'.M. SHAW, Troy. It. CHAPMAN. Acest. Vergennc. F. M. SHAW. Troy. Tow-Boat OflicB. 155 Riverst.. Troy. REFERENCF.S. Col. James II. IIouKF.n, l rj. Mcssrs. Scott Lemos. lroJ Pore CATU.t, New York. .'5I:Ciii. Thisold established lineoi CAN'AL BOATS between Vergennes Trov, having chaneed propriiiorhip in part, will again be pnt in read- inesslorDusiness atine opwnng o; navigaiion, The undersisned propiiclors of the above Line, have after mnch cxerlion on thcirpan du ring the past winter, prcparea incmseivestorun in the old way, ivw Uoats a week rom each place, Tro"r and Vergennes, in the followinET manner, viz: Leavin; Vergennes Tuesdavsanrf Fndays at i o clocir, tf. Al., and l roy every Tuesday and Saturdav at 4 o'clock, P. M.; ar riving at vergennes xuesday ana iiuay morn ings. Having also leascd the Stnres and Wharf, formerly occorjied by H.CnarMav; and after pmtingall in tneneatest posjible order, wilh at tcntive and trusty mrn, fn eacli- department, will be prepared to forward, receive -in Sioreor on dock. all, and every kind of property, on ihe raostreasonable terms. Ashare of public pai ronage is respectfully soliciied. P. S. All iioods imended for. this Linf should be marked.Care ot E. J. Liirai!CE,Troy r- l l t i- iiu r iciih wj jwic uu oenrcry oi ineproperiv. COLLINS& IIALL, Pfopiietprs." 1 COLL1NS HALL. Ver-eunM. "osni!., j E j LARRABE.155 Itiver t,Troy, Sd Dobrapslairs. REFERENCES. James II. IIooitEB, Troy, 50 JOHX HtWTER, Mallaut DonGHTY, Troy, A. S. Pehrt, Con Porr. Catijx, New York, O. Bascoh, Whitehall, Baxgs Co., Long Wharf,BosIon. 18 wmm 48. AND TB9Y UW. T0 FAREEBS, HILLSB5r il Iv from Ireland rlnd GermanT' are dcsirotis &uui?, or iauiiiiu3. Application to the COMUTSSI0X1 OF EMIGRATION." citv V 'Vj., .ciii;ror ouieriviic, ui recene r.iompi aituu ISj lce Commissioncrs nro also anthorized, trftaeonle inden!urvs.for Esand (jirb, o whorn there are iiLCibtfnon i si i"ua- ti&ns. illusiral 4gg -3vMf MK. WKITCOMl: ru.v:r. idmcc iirMidd!f!.nry, tkes llii mi.i.iu.1 ingt'ohHfricrid?, and tho dcnt-nirtominunitr craily, ihat he is prepared to h...uV--:,'h w Lctters adilraicto M. E. V. i 5 burv. Vt, will r-ceiye promp: atlcat. Middlebury. I.'ov 3. 1S47 A FEW MORE BAT ESTRA SUPERFIriE PICGH, Warrr.n'te'd to be of verv best r y uv a!e bv April 4. FRANCIo ,'OV GRASS' SEEi). TUE snbscriber offers for ite t us ire in Hancock, 160 busKU 1!1 GR VSS SEED. IWi'AL LIKIV Hancock, Feb. ?S. 1" tS. THE subscriber having parchased of C. iL Simacia hi entire stork of UOODS.vhich cflna prLeS a good asaornnciit of Ca-lass a:id Hardware, Oitevi the sainc on as good terrrS as (-oods of like qualitv can bc obtniixd iu tti vi :y. for t'ai'i, PrvJucc of n.ost Ii.i, or iir i.'if U L. I CI i 1 V Middlebury, March 23, 18 H. 1 Pork Hams MAY beluund at R. I.. FCLLER' On London, Liverp5ol, l)uHin nl F.'.c burgh, in sums to sijit pii.rchaser' For sale by ,T. J. II. PECK K TO. Burlington", April, 18JS. 00: Cm. Cash paid for fat Galves On delivcrv bv J'OHN P: WIIF.ELF.R Sc f'O. MiiTdlcbury. April Sth, 1818. 50: 4v. Kotice. Tho Copartnership hitherto ex isting under the firm of Hurlhut Ihron, is hercby dissolv cd bv mutual conscnt Ijiis tlav. HIIIAM II. HURLBUT, Jr. li. 11. BACON. Ripton, April 3d, 1813. P0;tf To Pedlars. Tho subseriber will SELL nn c.w tenns. x PEDDLLVG ESTAHLISHMElN I uearly new. Aho, a Single Harnf fs. A, 'v .T. lil". Anl) k. ALSO, a 2d Hand K.. Spr'ag VT& .t and SiUcr Plated Ilarncss, iM-ar' P. W. C'OLl L Vergennes, April 1, T8ib'. 30iind8 Trbve For .sale l.v FJtANflS .SO. TU?. r r'vt' V ii. jiu.1 1 and hcautiful aso'ii. if notK. i ii n fidcurc th;' he can i rf them to .1. ab'j n.. v call upon hici MUC1I CIIEAPER ihan tliessme qtiality ol books was e; V' ofiercd to this community. The Uooks of thc '.l.issaclitiselts Snr.i' y School Socielv, andalsn of ihe Arot i. T n constai.tly onhnnd at the Socieiv' pri( Sociclies who wish lo provide them wi.r a library, and thoe who wfth f pur .i t to scll1 again uill be furnihed axrheap rt 't.lfer' than they can purchase tboriiii ,ic L W. CLAK. Middlebury. .Vay 17, 1817. N"w' tio'jds, cotol t -n."", biii II i r.rw of every djscripiion, cnshiir.:"-' ,u f cy Dry Goods, MtiU's nnd Bo--,, jctin.i ".I falo R'obe, Carp Ol'erOajs. 5i j, logcilirrtrithifilihd.1. Snuts, 1 0 Mol s.u,E5 Chesi": ol'Tca, hudien ih'"jK'tii' i.ier!"'iicle:r'e nowofured unheanf uf !iiw rires, A TAKE. Great indiiremenisto Cish C"s, r t nowofTcred. Nowi. vourlirr.e toc' 'he i? fecd ronrselvcscheip. W. COI.LINS Verijeanes, Dee.20; I6t PJAN0 F0RTES. HALLET, CLTM.TOX i ALLEN. late IIal let, Davis, Co.. and suCccvsors i Bcow aud Uxlu-.t. rontinuc to manufaLtun; Piano Fortes. of varions styles, at their old stand, .No. 330 Wah ngton-St., Boston, nhero friends and pationj df the old firm, arc invited to call. IJelcr to ILvkVet Bcll. Esq. Deccmbcr 1847. rplinsSribrr has iM-i-n arpuintfd Agent for IhalUiT ruao Fias. Ijirn.cs j xry ii,r jiuiji. burv and viclniir. and wnl ri-clve jfii,alsllor insurit-z rreprny' i4l.i.t Jmi or damu;j by KjIB. 'fh ,,n; cjlal, ishfd r-pulaihni .f iai ci-mrnnjr, and llio proroplnp-s ivlui wl.idi all llirir ,lraiiac:i'P liavi- Inn cnaacuriv-ir' ienlnil,Diir.(Cwarxio:yaiiy ihirjr ln iis favr AU DllsinniS Coniiictld wilh i.CIcr inrru.rn! him 11I I.. lalthfuny aad punclually Tia-i.acml JUSAIUAX I1AGR. SIIlilU.bory, Keb. 23.1'42 43.T Tobehadat J. IIAUAH'S HDOIC STOTir: ower than in New York and Boston; Wcbstera tvictionan-, tbe unabnupcdand revistd anrt cnlar- ,T.-d. A fcw doz. of thc lf.tltcrv anil Choral Sai. iv' Books Evanselihe. bv Loncfcllow. Oilarto' Bibles Frescnts for Tcachers. &e. c. Also. a fcw Barrels 0. Suierf!ne Flour. MidiHfbury Sl Feb. 1848. A ron.!,n.Mortiiiriir of rtiths initnlilo frr YVrrrf CDATIXGS. i: Bhi' ''.,.tivti cnA T'i.Mir., afowpicccsSUPEU GEItMAN PLAlJi' AXi .j, j AJ. ?iV Ji 1. A 4. V -y-ja 2CASKSW1NTFK0IL. j BOXES COMPOSlTIOi SPeTbT'CJC. Tirrc y i ran$.fir'sal!

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1 i mti f i fes rw rvj li tui u n i "To make room for New Goods," aiid to conform to thc sj.irit of tlsc timcs. Thc suli ribcroffcrsliis ENTIRE STOCK of GOODS uutil llie first day of May next at (COST, for cash or eonntry.-producc: on terms ngreed,) consistinglof a lrge assortmcnt .of DKV GOOIXS, nmoiig whicli may be found 5000 Yards bf I'i ils of every style and Cost. 500. Rich and choice stylcs ol Cinghams. 300 Do Lairics, 40 Picccs Drcss and Cloak Goods, Cossisting of Pluif and PJaid Alnaccas. i'Uiid SHI;g, Mtrinots, EJingham Plaids. S,-c, r A LSO Bed Ticks, liro. Jcans. Broviand Blcachcd Sheetinps, Loltini iarn. Isatls. Hc. Also, a general assortmuiit of'Groceries, Drucs and Medicinev. Painxs. Ui'ls and Dye Sti'jji, Crockcry and Olass ll'arc, llattl Warc, Bools and Shocs .yt. $c. Whirh caunot be snrpn-scd in qnalitr, stvlc or rircs at any otlicr store iu llili C mty. sclUng at rost or qtttcruuc. No Dcrcptiun Rciiiimbcr tbat goods arc relling AT POST at t!ic CIIEAP CASII STORE A. j lrOSCOE. March W, 18-18. FOR SALE AT THE I k"T A I Lir rml t-iO-i if U'roiiL'1 t Irnn. Stccl. I S. .1 XaiN. Xail Koil-. Sirel filaicrt ni, t'mtcr Shocs. IW ar. I lirin. A V. ri.n-.ln aml (hiL.N.-:N. aiTiai:c 5 rs nl't niill.lii Rillhi ail m I-

A' 1 .i o .oi rtnWr. Mi:lk-alili- Ii.n n.-vm-liw a and Jlanure fork- I IU SIiovcN i..Jtu II.ir..-.- Hame. Ap ilelvcf, &c. BTOWBB A'i I i jjo, I'lim nr.d 1'oi.it-. I'anMron Little. C nli i 1i'Siiiie-. Irons an 1 Ar !i ii'i:!is. Sail m. T 5ors Imii. I)oiurf-i- ('.i-t iroii l'uiiip. r Vnr s n:arv toj-x Ilr.i ki-tlli". S'ipc: i sjir 1 Zi ii I.vad j.i.ie fiill ussort ijril' .f ui. Mi. ct In'i i.nl Iluilun w.ire. .TO! V KK i!on- .suiu!. .al- (I JO imi4 ol .I I -at an-' nmnylit Iron "jr ivn, a t"it' lii. In-st iirix. l;c ::M I.v E. C-. (.'Altl'EXTEIt, T.r KlL'mry. Tlii, 1843. IjO Gords I ur -alc by Whiting Kehoa. (Puc-e5or3 to t'tynpv Slccpcr.) HUADY iiLlDE CLOTIIIi(r. Fn all i s vnriiuc slylp? and qiialiiiisnciaploil to tlie cjr Enlam!, Suvtlitrn and Wcslern at'heir Wlu!c-alc Uuomi Gruuitc Buildiug, No's 40 42. Ann .Slrcct, (Jircrtlvopiopne Itoiv,) TTirr IITT K EIIOEIr.TP nnw nn lianil aml i.iirrn artd ia..-i i i'i K-asriiriii-.eiitcf ,MA. CLOl lil.NU ivtr brutightiiitlie ii hrsr i 9 Nii ri.nfiiii! i" -'iiMt lo ihc 1 i tti 1 i.i le, llie ju.tu 1 in' ii t iKcii in llie ..rtt- it ui n li oiki amlllif ui mufac liirinrr uf 111(11! uiil lt i-iiIi liu- rniii(i iii.irKcf I ;iii iu' i i tut'nir 'iinl-. i.i- I1 at h'i iic.'ila- ii iji. A w i: a ur i;;: t .mii;usoli. J"i nlini trarc I. kuu i'i lll lna.liifairlurili'I, t pln rlist r- may ('n( tiiut mu !lick ill I1.I.M' f inralily willi tl.c 1' -I t astuni Mailc r in tlir fil an-1 fnm l!ip Cui'nlry, ii i' !'iii 14. uitl !imo1I In linikat tittrctuck bc f ri' 111 k' iu Tu ir I'-ri-hafO. j v !inic, M.IIO::,Jr.. t U f. ALI.OLN"., 1 !u s Hi 2 AnnSI. BOSTON. IL:LTil STREiXGTJI. 1 u. s. o. i;icn.nisoN's h 1 ti T V ry Wine Bitters. IVr)ICi"STIO. AXD COSTIVEXESS cup.En. m Tli ""le'iraled ijilieis aic composcd cn ti -tal le.iif tlie most innocent yct i-l&c-1 11 1. v lhev ;ivc purilv ai! t.me Iu tbe S rOM.VOtl AND'RMWELS, ,nd e 1:1 it eirrclu.il i;ni .i.- ,.VCT ki!;i3-n for I -ii n, P'lli-i'n Auaciis, Ei 1 1 i.cplaiiiis, C i ir.-, J :vmncs'!. -nrr, W.niHiTir.u- Piin, II urii, SliiU.'ij I'aiiiti r.is, 5-' t'-'.iiJ. ciip, l in S!u!ii.:cht L u pi';ii, Wt.il.i;r-i 1'iLr.s .1 y.) Ji' v.ans., "i I uil In-'l.liv -(ion of rnv 1 m.'y v..!l lt i'vii-d ly their ;K' I I nmiN! .11 in il- ND VlflOP. II li,(v n i' iMi t,-.. Kini ihii ilv 1 iii" m t 1!. 1 ji:!i ain!t'ir;;iive mn:- Af YO" v.-u.;--; ::rairn rE o .iii.rri.' A 11 'fi'i; T .it -i-r ,C(j 1-tl i,; ve c-sanil; of im 'i 'b- oiuet cii i' 1 'ti' 1 '1 1- f z' v. '1 f -nir, cr l-'aiti il IbiVf i!n 11 1 il.'. !J f,iuuii .Uid j. .-:,ni in j'lppi-N IV 11 r r.E r r.D ix avine or; w. i i n j s n A'-"'i:, iin'n-l.ai', t ;n'r: d 1-.- pn.i i-'-.iin-- .!t, Ifis in iiij.Il.ii.i' u .1 i .i;.l!v aitc; 'r.l S.' II.' II il, At MYlMT'irE. N'. n IIAXOVKR srE:;T-iios nx. r. ni-iiit vvn llnonhont lh-t New Eyljiitl St t- r eiv ApdK !i aic I'I. z, U S tUlra U x 11. c ijieiit.N .ihii iK :k' W. P. Russell ,i S. M iit"- a papr. f. .ily. Agcuts. 1847. J. P.WEXPOBT. k CO. V' LD i'-l- rui ibcirpatrniiand the pnblic "rallj, lliat thpv shall c n imtc to Mann- fn i. t tbe pst-!b!Miiicut of ihc Middlebury I n tn: ir.g C'lmpany, wluTec.n Lclbundat r.U i iu 5n good assortmenl of C LOTKS, CASSIjU5R.ES, AND FLANXfiLs ir. V prirs-lr for durabili:.v,bpi' in culorand jrvipc wnichlbi'V will rn.hoHg- f.ir ,r,,, uj. r r I.i viamijnciuT' ,ax stll 101 casb r r 1 ot bn'..ale r.nd ici.-.i!. K w i i..! icr.i'cr tl.eir'r;.! ::iiw',c.!2t inl L.iiie mpritt.icir 1 -1 1" 'r prlions frp.--l I 1 will not 'iTi'.l suartcd in ii'' -ry May 1, 1M. T. l.lv ri'ocencs T1p 5 '."r ofirif trr s;:! nn nssort- ni'iitiil rroPt"riin Htat rannoulic surn.iMpil in "ii,fil,r fi.l ,.r..n .l.l..... I riierefore "b i-r nlm wn!:t a rl.'iice anlclc al aJo'wratc do wcll lo rnll. V. P.RUSEL. Srl!mo- nft'nt Pncf 1 1 N.kn i?.r-nnnnr?rr'ri L i-Esn Rice. ,(r ;.,ct r....., XMidJitl ury, AngJJa, M7, T, E VALLETTK LOTIIIM rift is frt f Y 1 P WWMMAWU linir. d:.,. i .1. o. t l iui 3:1c u 1111; uoil .miiic III Cl' K"nnes, oue of thc licicsland iuom desiraljle 6Iutk l'' Hcady-BSade (Dlc-thmg, tuctliern in V'crOiont, anil at siidi extremeiy lnw pru-CN as 10 dclv all compeunca. iic now oflen. at iciluecit priccs: 50 JiROWX, 0L1VE, GREEN r.LK. aml BLl"E SURTOUTS, and OYKil SACK, from $12 to $20. 10 JiEAVER, HL0T, AXD SAT I JiTJ do. ii om 4 to 1 0,00 2To UX1ER SACKS EROCKS of all Gratlesand Colors,frum 2,75 to H rair.5 rants. irom i,ou to-Jiu. ffilO csts, 7c to 5, 15 doz. A'ool Sliirts and Drawcrs. AND A FRESIIYARIETY Of Gextlumexs Fir ii o Goods. Of All Descmitioxs. Vcrsennes, Dec.20, 1&17. D'i J1LST JHIi:M) Lei it c bornc in mind tbat 'NVriybl Indiar. Vcgcialile Pills arc. NO. C ATCH-IJEXK Y REAIEDY lIicofF.prin5 of llielionr, destincd to pas- awaj wiiJi il and bc furgolicn. but a tiicdicineoi stcr lincvalue. lt-? rcnutation is nnt hnilt nrmn m isolalea isnre, cfli.'ctea undcr ciictmislances in ,t.i.i,.1 1, (n:,h fil. imnin.nifin 1.,1 n,-i -r mncli lotl-j uiihit, as tbeactivity of thcremen itsclf. AV'iish'.-s Indian Vcgfial.le PilN layL claim torcal worih, 1'ui.nJcd on tbe hoaeitand v illiii!: tcsiinioi.y ot. THOUSANDti A.DTEX5 0FTI10US ANDS. lironsboiit tbelcnslh and breadlh of tbe land. SPftlXG, SU'MMEIt. FALL. AND WlNTEIt E:i:b prodnce, 1-y tlicir varialionsof temrcra tnre peculiarcnVcis npon the buman body. Thc bcatcxp-'nds Athe colil conirarts lbe volumc ol -llie t-iiciil ition fltiid and wbcn cbanscs taVe il:icu -ii.ldcnly, tbe rtfccts arc ofion scrions. Wriglu's lndia'n VcpPtal.Ic Pills counteract thf evil iulliieiicc ol snddcn cbangcs, by pnrifyinp the blood and kccpins thc stomacli and bow-cls in a natural and liealilifiil condilion. FOIl DYriPEPSFA. "VVriah's Indian Vcge'.ablc Pills will bc lound j v.tv vuperinr ln iliisdcfease, thc gasiric, juice is I tveak and drficient in quality. Cuncqiicnily, thp ui-.-.-imii 13 impcncci ann tcc tirailli lmpaircd Tbcse Pills remove llie bilc from tbe stomacL. rporc itx tnp,ni.J irnpmve thc dir;cstion. L'ORJAUKDICEr AVrisIu's Indian Ycgclal !e Pills arc cqnallj u-fll adaptd to the romural of tbis complaint. As ihcy opcratcupon theone pencralamluniform piinciple, of clcansir.g ihc siomacli and Lovvcls, pnrifyin thcblinid.and lectifying thc secrqtions, llicy rcmovethcciLSEolJaundicc.andofall'olhei disurdcr's G R E.VT FEM A L E M ED IC hE! It wnuld l-e dilticull j.n ci"elv totelllo wbicb ifilietiose.tes Wiight's lndia'n Vctjetable Pills havc bpcn tbe "rentest blcNsii Hm ;i Pr (-il..iniIiat thcse Pills Iiarcdrcn bcallb, and 1 "S"hi .--i: (.n:iiyii)io niinilrcilsotfe- in ,,p. wbo u-onld, uiihmit them, bave bscn in ih.ir sraves. A 1 ox ol Wiighi'. Indian Vc-rcta. piliN isat, inestimable medical companion at t-Ci i.:in pprnwK. VALUACLE AXTI-B1LIOUS MEDI CIAE! The scnsaiion-! EccMinpanyinlivcr complaint aic the imist nreichptl dcsciipiion. Ilabimal (iii'.fccitie.vs is frpqiiemlr bronght on bv Iircr I i:m.hih. .-pniicntMini-iinglromtindi!.casc -Mon! ut Le morlad wiil, pietcndcd .ures-yel su'icarefew mcdioir.es il,;,t a.re worib a Mra n tl.e remoral or thi pcunplaint. Calomel bas l'!..iC'l 1. en lbe cl.irf rflmno 1 .1 1 nr.- 1 "iH uiciL-iutrur Y"l.ai 1 i -1 ;i:i iril-.l! f V. k 1 i':n V-rla: ie r i e.1 i' yt.iii ::l:'.slii- J' all ilicopp. M-rnnf Muie! Mall T'.'Y Tni;ir v. c --a J'i.e-p is no .i.-k nin-no moncy 'thrown awav Vu aic ccnain ul I enrfit ONE WOllD MORF. bcn voti f .und llmt WrighlV ln.Iian Vcgcia- bear.loi mick to ti,ki! Don't mn f.lirm,v a .P.a.j., i, .-re Ip,,,,.,,,, fnVe of" .,'ruch u- 'C'i "clus'y I'!ie saleo ntlr. s f miiun Vcncii.blp. Pii ,.r,f.i..i- .....1 n ...i.o.iic jj ,lace sstrcet, Philadclnbia t.rpcmvul, htrcer. Ncv York; and 198 .,l ,ICCI i.osion. P.Rticl.AiJ.I.llcliary, M-lney .Mooiiv, ,l0 V S. Rrovn", AiMison, K iluiHinjjt,,,,, Vergennes. Roynl M,t, Hanc.M-k. Orin Sliolo. I"crri!)urT, 'j 'lo'comli, StnrkVlioro, Vn 1 "'.'SrNtol, A. ItoM-oe Ncu-llaven, J. B llm.tlv balislmry. Cu.lin. lt L:,e, Cornwall, H. I". Hasknll. .i- i n i.-i P.I Iplchcr&Son, Rriilpnrt, J"hn Nimciiul Kent Wrii-ht, ..inui aiiempis totlusler ilsplf mtonotorietv. Abovcall BRW'ARE OF iaiITATION? i oliorplinm, do ja Fish and Fruif- o 1 and 2 MACKEREL, in Bbbls -halfdo U I 1 t THE GREATEST lNDUCEMEN I b Evcr yct ofcrcd m Boston GEET 3 A CONTINUED, Account ol STOCK TAKEN. To be SOLD and CLOSED UP 1MMEDIATELY. AT at' jju 'jju JaJ aja "Jml Priccs ofClothin-r raarked down S5 rer Ccni. ln Con;enncncc 01 tnererv IHlLilJ V,a.itl ER of thc season, ihus far, and thc GUEAT aUANTITIES of GARMENTS made up by the nndersigncd tbis fall for Sm&WWtlt 1!Xyp A 2 lyaboutl'Jraonths. Tbe controlling power o W Si-S A ASSi, W &3 Jt2.m vcr disease yhich this Svrnn possesses. mav bc has becomc nccessary tbat his Immense STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S Winter Glothing, AND FURNISIHNG JLVTEllIALS Sliould bc closed up Immediately J I1K bUL.L,UVliN;ti EXTRAORDINARY JNDUCEMENTS Arcbcrcfoteoflercd to tbe public. Rcad tbls ana can at This uill pay to lake a Irip'to The -nlus ivill contiuuc unlil EVERY ARTICLE IS SOLD! Evcryarticle of tbe cnoimons stock of GEORGE Ar. S III II 0 N S S '-9 Will be Mar 1 nr iTciity-five pr ccnt lelow tne vei iowu.! pik,i.ovr curent attbis ureat Glolhin" Mart Tbis stock cm'jrapcs thc most Extcnsivc As- .suninenioi GENTLEMEN'S BOYS K-rrr.nllnt-..I lr.-rotl.or ln r.,. I, 1 w. ....bb.ku .'..j v.i -aiaiii.-iiiiicui in tnisorany otucrcmntn-. Ihose whowant T II I C K C L 0 T II I N G AT AN EXORMOUS DISCOUXT Vill know where IncaJl.forthcse Goods iMUST BEDISPOSEDOFIasIbavcdetermined.nlial- evcr may be the SACItlFICE, that this Great Stock of 11EAYY WINTER CL0TIIING, Xsor on hand in my cstablishmcnt, SHALL BE SOLD. KXAMINE TIIE FOI.LOWIXG LOW PJUCES, IIEDUUED ONE FOURTII: li'Anu unng ;nis advernsetnent ivithyou2 200 Elnc Pilot Ovcrcoats, velvcf collars, at $G, 8, 10, 1S2 250 Rliie Mackinavr Blanket OrercoaLs. Sfi R inl 500 Codrington Overcoats and Sacks, Sb, 8, 10 uuu t- ancy I wecd do do 1UU 100 150 bjO Satinet do do feurcd. olain and nooca.SJ, 15, C50, iiu amicnrcaigoats nairi wrap- nn f i ners. miifipd B in io 323 TwecdSacksand Orcrcoats ci'.i r, r. 50 LluntingandbnsinessCoaisofblk Vek-pfppn ftn a I jvW UlllglbdUU IAIUUJC IV u u Jicavci Overcoats. cach from .0 in 10 1 .1 Brown Sacks. velvct colars &e. 9in 150 Olivn nnd Itrnun r.nT rimi, ritrnr.'.-. iM" O 1 f I 7.1 Sihprian lirnr n..r.r,tc r:i,i 1''.iV:'i vermiTPJ ain 10 1.1 150 Broadcloth Ovcrcoats, brown i.in-ilsin n r uuiimib viuu uitikiidt;. IIIIL'U c, Knnor mn 1 ImK I: I 1 wiib woon cnmion jutm-i.N, uiuu ujiu uik. nroaucjoin, g 000 pairs Pnnts, nroadcloih, Doebkins andCassimercs,as5ortcd.S2 50 350 5 dn stnni s-.iini i,. :ii'.i i and nhin 1 17. "v, ir. 00 Vcsts,ol satin, ticb fi-Jiire and nl lil.-n.L- i o o r.n o i0O0 do fancr andnl'nin X'Ju-m FrPnPb aJnA":" V. i Alaynanl, xM. D. F. R. Duffle do and Sacks M 4 Jai2es 1i:1M0I?an: i M- ans uIlmcrc1SI,l 25.1 50 175 n-V)r tunauuipiiun, uuiicuul-si., d,i Va!cncia,iMarseilW&a ?a' -r whlt.es.oustructed or difficult 1000 50c "5c Sl I 50 2 1 """i,u;"Q"uence ot unne, or lnvoiuntarv nis Royal Phid, all wool, sin'le and charge thcreof; and for the general prostration of 00 UUUhlp hrpnklpd 1 O-; i rin i urcssing gowns, Iisurcd and t.lain velver. Sl n r.l 800 do do T7.: i i I i illlli UIIO .l. UP f.nirip f.n o r.n r. uii..iii.u i iui.r. iujis, uinp, uiue ,...0 .ju, unt cturown, crepn, 30 Cloaks.Opcra trull Ciiclc J fi 10 1' 1 1 uu do and canes madp fmrn n;if,i and hparpr c r. q olsnre n? afflicted that we have teceived a crcat LjIs 1 OF FASIIIf i' A nr f? Tt ri Ar S' n t n rn n t m n

JJ f J. I 1 I l I T I. (1-pri.mi. c.i.. ?l clor "each frnm k u "n uroad- ercnats o-n "coatsran-'1 .-oa'sa"d LAV' Sa,,"cl fnd Teeds, 11?:.. ?lC.C?',?l rc clolhs .G S, 7, 7 50, f?j 22 5(3 i5a4.S0L varicty, Sl, o,5 50, (1, G50; Pants, of broadcloth 11' un i-uiui 3di:i ca 1 1 1 r r i 1 ELEGANT FURNISHING GOODS, .S I'OI.I nwc jOO dozen "White Sbirts, linen boscmc collars v. nsioans, eacb 02c. 75c.Sl: 100 do White Shirts iilain,33, 37, 50c;5O doSiri'ped Calico. 50 C2- 50 i ivuiieabtripebhirLs, 37,50:100doColloriF JMiiri.sanu Urawers, S3, -12; 25do Merino and Angolia Shirts and Dr.iiri.ts nn -r.. mn j I wicuana fortsmouth Shirtsand DrawersOO 100- i.', i .nj ini ji.a-1. juao itoyai ltibbed Shirts and Drawcrs 55 73. 50 do Plain and Twilled Red Flannel Shirts 'and DrawersC2, ,o; lOOdo Gucrnsey Frocks 75,31; fancyco!ors37,75: 100 iatin Git nvo.- h 1. T. l Mitlens t;.tn- i rr. nnr. -"i.. l ZUUUO 1'OCk-et FTnntl'L- cilt- oi-ueyoi n iii!ncre. ooes ;in. ecr. sil .r. o-. nr.n n ivts ,,n i-.i, i 71. ""i d-1 aparina. ivn wi indan endless variciv orsucb Goods. use can boast of il ;X ili o- a- 7 i "'a cnroeii, lasli- lu impoica up- rarmeiee, unstol i. l,. Ho'comb,!Starks- W.J si d0,n,ihl5S J Satin Scarls731 75 "i k forllr. Gi.yso.iN C.Pund boro; J. Kencdy t Co. Huntington' F. dl oatin Cravats heavr C2c. Sl; 20 do Suner. hxIra" of Sarsapanlla, bcannz tbe ivritlen signa- i ln,:n,n vl c, r JnellalianCravatsSOcSl 17; 550do seil-aZs. "fS-lJcnnctt oi. cacb onmide wrappar, wrh.en "U"t,nRi?nf.rRCn.,:S5 ,&h?'" C.nf tins Cravats and Slocks" satin ntd iU 37 75- w!,h Lhink,and bu, notMng elsc, m it is tliis Pfn,er. rth Fernsburh T. C. Smith. 1000 doBracesofall kinds and material 17 n-' PrcP:,ra"on only tbat is perfurming sucb marvpllons Monkton. 0..s,anIi?-?,f0rtere. fiSred a"d sPt' DOCKAND SASTpARnTT1'' YELLOW g-HTravelling Agent. 26 1 1, uir and linen Cc. Sl;500do Socks and WoplenKlitts rb,D:Ey bloovY, Middlebury A. Sprague, 12,33; 50 do SinokingCaps.orsilk, wool and vel- ergennes A. P. Roscoc, Kcto Uaten .o1'-55.111.0 ?rUiSC,sand other CarpetBags Warren Brown, Addison; G. W. Parmelcc il'Arr l.vSnm,breAlaS'snK'-and Cotton.all Bristol; Sholes, Ptrrhbmgh; T. Smilh; 20'lCanes,wiihswor.ls,dirks MonlUon: N. S. Bcnnelt. Bridport; Catlin tb.-- Togcthertvimanend- Wri2ht Orwell: Keni Wri-h ShnrehJ,- Manncr toSP asmv Wbolr aMe Danier'8' "ooi izl'omMnCastU bc closcd up IM MEmATELY nr. f rpnnrft'nf Jnc.N. Kel.cy Jbfr Haven, Geo.E- iheallcrationsnowgoing on npon the prcmises anu inemiiitncss ortbe season. 03" Every one whocalU upon mc to purchase iuring thc penod above namcd, may do so in the onfidcnt cxpcctation ofgelting A GREAT BARGAIN REMEMRER GEORGE "V. SIMIIONS'S "OAK HALL," ANN STREET, BOSTON (OrrOSITE TliriinT. nr.,r. Boiton Dec.25, r.ow Great lMroRTA?tT'CnEMicAL Discovebt. I ChemicaX Combinaliqn from the Vegttahh Kingdom to Itepel Diseases. Dr.GUYSOTT'S ;TiUernc T r Al I 1 1 1 1 1.X OrTHIS TRACTtS PHILST IT ISARSAPARIUA- OISElSt IT nvisoiixt'i JH EODlf. luiy chemicai compouna, wnn otner vegeta- uie proaucuons, is one 01 ine niosi lmpunantais rnrerips nflbe ,n?e. Itis far suncnorto anv simplesarsaparillasyrupthathascverbeenused. it j,as performed more than fiftecn thonsand lcures sincc the discoverywas made, which is on- lattribuled to thelact thatitis composcd purclv oiregetauie eiirucis, cacnanicic 111 11 naving a dircct refercnce to somc inlcrnal organ, conse qnently the whole system receives their benefi cial intiuence, which occasions neillier sickncss nor pain in their opcraiion, and can be taken at all timcs and'undcr all circumstanccs tvithout regard to diet or tnsiners, is certainly a dcsidcr- a,um n.lnc n-storyoi rneaicinc. iniscompoiina C oFo' rZX? Th" V ifciu iuniiciuc miicui au luiiiij uy the purchase of one bottlc, to test its valuable medical properties, and thepowerit basoverdis- eBse. 11 can oe laKen oy uic agea anu tne in fant with equal cfficacy. This citract of vell oir doclc and sarsapanlla is a cnre, positive and permanent ctire tor consnmption, scrolula,kmg s evil, erysipelas, saltrhenm, pimpleson the facc, Liiiuiiib, .it.uic iiiu jutiaiiiiiiaiui llltruiuaiisui otu, seneral debil ty, dyspepsia, ncrrous bcad- ache. lirer comnlaint. sninal afii-etinns fpmnlr. compiaints, ulcers, hiunois, syphilis in jti worst lurm, uucciiuii ui inc uiduucr uiiu Kiaueys, nii hons chulic and serious looscncss, biles, costiv- ness, coias, cougns, corrnpt iitimors, dropsy, en largemenl of tbe boncs, fever and agne, giddi ncss, gravel, headaches of every kind, inward fc vers iinpure blood, jaundicc, lossof apDctite. Icprosr, mcrcurial diseases. nicht syeats. ner- jvoos debiliiy, nervons compiaints of all kinds, 1 ucuiuii.i, uiaiu (iiicuiiuua, iuipuaiion oj ine Keart painier'scbolic pilcs. This componnd is .fn inljiliblccnrc for thc nilcs. rush of blonn tn .ll. .l V !.r A i ncauuuiii;. iuiuc.v 01 meiuinis. cxposurc ani linnrndence ot life. Thisnevlvdiscoveredche. mical -omP0"Idi""acts ncrvous diseases from bod V more eflpPtUallvlllpn nnxr HTtinl llnl Iine erer been sold. In t'hn rp.pt-ihli l-lncdnm nn AU-wine Being has deposited such plants and hcrbs as arc congenial to ourconstittitions, and adapied to the curc of all curable diseases to vhich buman natnrc is incident. Jndthh com. pound syrup is composed ol tbose raluablcplanls suiac ui wnicn navc laiciy oeen Uncove.ed and iised. anu iound to he certain snecifics in thous ands ofdiscascs that bctoredeficdlbe bestofmed- ical skill. OPINIOXS OF PnYSlCIANS. Tliis is to ccrtily that we. the undersirmed nhv- sicians of thc city of New York. havc ina crcat inany cascs presctibed Dr. Giiysott's ejtract of yciioiy docK ana sarsapanlla, and are tully as surcd that it has no cqual amons the varicd syr- ups and sarsaparilla prcparations that havc evcr ccn soiu. mnel T. "Wells M. D. Thomas, M. D. Johnson, M. D, ItEAD THE TESTIMONY. Opinion ofaphysician rcsardinK thc combina tton of yellow dock with san-aparilla.i luonimimcrr. junca. itni. Mr. Bcnnelt Dear sir! In tbis arre of natent iutuicinceicnemcni.it auoros me great pieas- urc to see, amongthc innumerable sarsaparilla I''-parations, one compound tbat it likely to 5lana fne le?1 01 n?cl onr syrup, comDimng as tiietwobcsi roots now known, will J -UJ I V llll UMlt fJISUI UlJUruUUIIOn 1 o years i nave oecn in me naoit ot Ual.n'.,noreor,ess- ydlow dock root in syrup ?na om uen ll Pcr-i.tal,ons m .mv. P.racncc, aml "avc """csiiaiion msaying inaiuis tne most ii.u l ll, T.i cnn st r o- I AICW IOIK.UCU IO, IOIU. 1,, m,v i iu t tiu w hllUllll. i nave oecn prescnbingyourcxtract sincc 1 r. uuJ;sotts Compound Extracl ol -lellow Uock and Sarsaparilla. contninin-j other vejreta- P'cprodiictionsthat act upon theslenderand del- .uusuiuuuu ui uie lemaie.wunau uicuuiii. "c.ss oi an aucrative. and still showin? ven PIa'"ly its valuable pniperties, in sucb diseases ncrent causeorcauses produccd by irrcgulanty. illncssoraccident. It isastonishingtosecwhat lnvisoralin" etTects it hasnnon the huinan frame. Persons, nll wcaki-ess and lassitude bcfore tak- ingit. atonccbecome stron?. robust and full of energy under its influencc. lt immediatclv coun- teracts the nervousness of the femalc, which is not be asIl'eJo' m tocxhibit ccrlificales of curc pcrfor. mpain cases ol so Uelicatc a nature.but 1 canas- many ccrtuicatesot wonderful cures, much be- yoadourown expectations. Sevcral cascs where uiiiuies nave ucen wuiioiu ciuinren, anu ancr -.1 U5,IIS auuuicur iwo oi iius lnvaiuauic meaicine bave bccr. blesscd with heallhy offsprin; Alore testimony iufavorof thesupetiority of saparillaover all other similar remcdies. fEx. Warertown. JelTerson Co. Nov. RI7 ?r S. F.Bcnnct.-Sir.lamat alosstoexprcs IIIl wonts 1 n'H.li nn s lwfn kn ui innr:.- -r umUg your componnd h.xtractor ellow Dock and Sar- io uave nau inc pieasure of us marvelouseiTecLs in removinir inchfecling andheart-fclt satis- nent now tnat no tncdicinc in S suncnor nualinps- Alnr,,- n-l.n r. 1 1:: M.. navt uvcu uiiijiiuiinu iur ears wiin pain in the sidc, burningaud pain in the chcst, dvspep- fia, general debiliiy, lossol'appciite, chills m'chl 1 sweats, clt rbcum, scrofula in fact all the dis- cascs that vvein tbis climatc are hcir to, find in lne Yellow Dockand Sarsaparilla all that is re- qui51,eton,aketnem wliat tneJ" wcro in their daysol hcallh, &c. We find that we have bad somp itrplc-p ii.. botilcs in tbreemonlbs.arenearlyout. Youwill

P'easesendan equal numijer, and oblige yours. uu i u.ui.rjUOUI, LOOK OUT FOR IMPOS1TION. r.civai-p liow jou buy mcdicinc put up in sqnarc sn c3 C 8 10 II n Prescnbingyourcxtract sincc oidrlnih i' r."r fir' saw it, and it is equal tomy cxpectation. I articlp ho 3 Ve "specimilr. yona, H. T. RS.M1TH. Uran l.nl.. 1.1- I r. i,?..8 BflL hry, Little BiiA ucrKimcr rn mv. i 1 ..nnil snlil l.v 1 J -o -T,,.. ri:i":-: T "t 5 JSurlnJ lon an; by the princi i'"' upi5"'is ano iiiercnanis tliroughout tlie Um,cd Slalcs. West Indies and Canada. -DC gcnuinc unless put up in largesquarc bottlescontaining a quart, with the name ol the ruP b,own in lhe zUe, wiih iho writ- ,cn 6Slure of S. F. BENNETT on cach UIE,ae wraPPcr- y:48-12ir. BUFFALO ROBES. A good aswtmcnt may bc fonnd at thc "One Pncc Store' of XASH GOODRICII 31 THE largcst asfortmcnt of Crockcry and Mir rors cver cxhibited in this niarkctcmbracingbcau tiful stylcs and complctc scts of FLOWING BLUE. WHITE GRANITE, LIGHT BLUE EMBOSSED AND CH1NA WARE. of all tsizes, arc now open for cxaminalion in our crockery rooms up stairs, nnd will bc sold at thc same low priccs as herctoforc. NASII GOODRICII. CORN, OATS, LARD, For sale by Feb. 7. 1 HAMS, TABLE BUTER, j BUCKWHEAT FRANCIS SON. IWESTERN NEW YORK (Hollcgc oi )ca 207 Main stree't, Bnffalo. N. Y. DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S VegetableLithontrip ticAdvertiscmentfor 1847. "I came, I saw, I conqncred;" ismost emphatically the sase with Ihisarticle. Diseasehaseveryieldedtoits most marvellous medicinal power. Wherever it has gone, and South America, England, Canada and the Unitcd Stateshave proved the truthof this Matemcnt, the above quotation in a strong pitby scntcnce, tclls the whole story. Invalids. theprinciple on which you arecured may not be known to you, but the resultofa trial of thcar ticle is satisfactory yon are restored, and the se cret ofthe cnre remains with theproprietor. The Medicine isa compound of22distinct vcgctable agencies each individual root has its own par ticular, exclusive, medical properly, conflicting withno other componnd each root makesiis own cure and as a pertct combination, wben umu iuiu iuc.-b.ciu,iiuuc5 me worK wniciiKJi tcre, whcn herlawswcrcfirstestablished.inten ded it shonld do purifics, slrcnglhais and rcstores inc DroKcouown.debilitatcdconstitution. Dnop- sy.in all its cbaraclers, will be completely erad icaied l'rom tbe svstem bv its use. See nam. pblsls inagent'shands. forl'rce circrlation thpv tieat npon aWdisiases, andshon testimony ofcures dr. 1-r nnd ll.in.nl.:ni.ril.. ffim also the cause ol ?rcat suflerin?. and Vavk- liAa'a LiTuoNTnir-Tic has acquired nosmall cc- leDruy ovet me couniry, Dy the curcs ithasmade in lins aistressing ciass ol allJiclions. So famcd il scems, is this midicine. that it has thus atiraci. cd the notice of one of our Medical publications, in tne XMovcmDer Xo Itqb, orthe Bnflalo Jour naland Monthly Review of Medical and Snrgi cal Science. in an anicle on palriibiu ri;cn.r.c and .solvcnts,' the writer, aller noticing thelact uiai uie tususu covcrnment once nnrchased a secrel remedy, and also nolicing thc purchase in iou-j 01 a secrci remcay, Dy tne .egislature 11 New York, thns pays tribute tothefamenfihi Medicine "Whydo not our Renresentaiivp in Scnateani Asscmbly convencd, enlighten and uissoive- tne sunenng tnousands of this conntrv. by the purchase of Vaushan'sLithontrintie.than which no sol vent sincc the days of Alchemy has i)urN-.cu uneuyiiuie jame Jteacler. hprp is n periodical orhigh standing, acknowledgcd ihro' ont a largc scclion of this country to bc one ofthe best conducted iournals of llie kind in the Tlniiod States, cxchanging wilh the scientific works of turope to our certain knowlcdge, cditedbr Aus- .!Tlf. I J un r 11111, ai. u., anu couinouiea 10 DV menolliie highcst professional ability, thusslepping aside to notice a 'sccret rcmedv.' You will at oner nn. dcrstand no unlnovm and tcartAlcss naslrnm, could thusextort acommcnt from sohigh a quarter and conscqnently, nnless it dircctlv conflictcd witli the practicc 01 thc JacuJty, it must havc been its great 'fnme' which has caused it to reccive this passing nod. Kid.ney diseases. iccakncss cflhe laci ani spinc, irrcgular, painful and sup)rcsscd aiensiTumwn, r mor awvs, ana tne entire compli- caicuirain 01 cvns wuicnrouowa disordered sys- em, are a 1 oucc icncvca uy tne racaicinc. Scnd fornamnhlelslrom Airpnls. an! vnn n-;il fin.l n,-t- dence or the valuc ofthe Litliontriptic there pnl fortli. Asa remcdy lor the irregularitics of the femalc systcm, it has in the compouud a 'tooi" which has been rcsorled toin thenorlhfEuroep iui tcniunci is .i.suru cnie ior tnis comn aini. anua resiorer ui me ueaan 01 tne cntire systcm. LlVEnCoMPLINT,jACNDIEB, BlLLIOCS DlSKASES &c.,are instantly rclieved. Pconlc ol thc West j .t will Cnd it the enly remeuy in thcse compiaints. as well as Fevkii anu Acce. There is no rem edy hkc it, and no calomclor qtiininc forms any part of this mixturc. No injury will rcsult in its use.and itsactivc properties aremanifestcdin the nseof a singlc 30 02 bottlc. For Fever andA- cce Bdious Visordcrs, take no other medicine. RiiEUMATisM.Gorr.will find Tclief. The action of this medicine npon the Blood, will change the disease which originales tn the blood and a heallhy result xill follow. DvspErsu. I.mjices- Tin.v&c.yield ina fcwdays' nscofthis Medicine. inliamation 01 me l.nngs, uough; Consurnplion also, has cverfound relief. Scrofula, Erysipplas, Piles. Inflamcd eyes all causcd bvimnure blood will find this anicle tbe remedy. The system. completely acted upon by Ihetwenty.twodilTcrcnt properties ofthe mixturc, is purificd and restored as a partial curc will not follow. The train of common compiainis, raipnation orihe Hcart, Sick Headacbe, Debility, &c, are all ihc result ofsomederangemcntofthej-stcra.andthisGreat Restorer will do its work. Thcpromisessetfortb in theadvertisemenl, arc cascd upon ihcproofof what it has done in the past four vcars. Thp wrilten lestimony oflOOO Agenls.in Canada.ihc Uniied States. England and Sou'ih America in fhepossession ofthe proprielor and ean bcseen byall inlcrested is a sufflcient dcmonstration tbatitis tbe best Medicine evcr oiiered to the World. Gct the pamphlet, and stndy the princi pleas there laid down, ofthe method ofcnre. Puttipin30oz bottles, at S2; 12 oz. do. atSI each ihe largest holdine C oz. more than two small botlles. Look out and not eet imnoscd nn. on. Every bottle has "Voughan's Vegeiable Lilhontriptic Mixture" blown nron iheclass.ilm icrillrn signature of "G. C. Vanghn" on the di rcctions, and "G. C. Vaushn. BniTalo." stamved onthvcmi. None other are genuine. Prepared byDr.G.C-Vanghn, and sold atthe Principal Office, 07 Main street, BufTalo.at.whoIesaleand retail. No alttntion civen to lctters unless post paid orderslrom regularly consliluled Agents acceptcd post paid leilers, or vcrbal communi cations soliciting advice, promptly attended to graiis. Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofthis anicie ijiiassausi r.ew york city; 233 Es sex stoaiem, mass,; ana oy tne principal Urug giststhnughouttheUnitedStatesandCanada.as auveriisca in ine papers. Agent in this place W. P. RUSSEL. A. e. Koscoe. New Haven G. W, EEMOYAL HORACE NICHOLS, having rpmovcd his Cabinet Shop lo a baildinp?. n.rewrnln east ol the Vermont Hotel, would respectful- iy iiivnc ins om cusiomers. nnrj uie public in general. to call and cxamine his stock of CABINET WARE, which he will sell at very reduced priccs fot cash or most kinds of produce. Any worlc tnhishne which may beordercd, will beex ecuied at short notice. and in a saiisfactorv raa"?rand on tbe most reasonable terms it?ComNs made to order. ErThose who owe me, will much oblige mebycalhpg andpay.ng what isnowdJc JXewest Stvle. Rich and fashionablc RIBBONS in crcat varicty just receivcdbv h n u FRANCIS SON. Nor. eib, 1817. mmmmm I Boston Business Cards. MARCH, 1848. The anentlon of Country and Seaport Uercbsnti, Man uracturcrs.ond nlhera abut vlsl ing Bosion t'.pnichaie Spring supplles, Is mwt rMpeclfully requested t.i Ihe fil lowing UAR0a,eimprislng Uercbants, Man iracturen ArtislJ. Btlng fally prepared In tlie various brandm, we nn bracethe faeilitie ut ihe Ciuntry pren, tnsoliclt your earlycalls; andwe assnre'our Wew England friends.that no paius Eliall be epared in our part to pleasc both old and new customers. 4H ivr "CARraSolv ioFoTsff" WHOLESAXE AND RETA1L, At Ao. 102 Ilanover, corner of Blaeistone-itBoston. (Salesinan wanted.) VM. f. TEJiNEY. FANOTlT6FsvXREIlduSK KELLEY LEVIN, (sncccssors to E. F. Fol- lansbce,) 5 Jvilby fa Importcrs and deaicrs in Englisb, Frcnch and Gennan FANCY ARTICLES, PenrmfryBrushesAVritlng Dci-Vj, SilkCnards nnd Purv ci, Accordrons, Viollnt, Dress Fans, SilTCrThlm blc and Pencitj, Fancy Uoxes, German Tojnor all kinds. Dpalersare rnpectfully Invited to examlne thlsextenilTe stock. Jostrn B. Killxt, SiMti F. Litix. ToHNlJNfcCo 23AortA Marktt strett, Boston, Importcrs of SIIOE MANUFACTURERS' GOODS, and dcalers in LEATHElt ANDFINDING. Cll'aIsee" At No. 12 Stale Street, Boston, LtCHTE.tTHJELER's PATENT APPARAT03 Foropenlngtshutllng and locking firmly.ln any desired poslUnn, ouuide window blinds and shutters, from lbe ln slde,wiihour ralslug the sash. Tlie chcaonetis,conrcuience and utilily of this Invrntion will comnicnd lt 10 public pal rnnage (Patcmed July 14,184a) KigliisforStates.L'oun tips and toivns forsalc by E. Sieirss. Also. Hathht sox's IxraoviD WxATnta Srnir, an Inraluable euntrl vance fnr maklng donrs and Frcnch IVindows securea gainst the admission of wlnd, dust, raln and gnotr. E. STEAUNd, Agent. VHITINCr iTKEIIOET 51anuracrurem& IVholcsaleDralors InrTerydescrlptlonot READY MADE CEOTIIING Granite Bnildinn. 40 42 liin simt, Boston. Jos. J. Wiirrr.10, M. Kihoi.Jb., U. V. Galloltk. PROUTYANjJTlSvRS7 IJIPROYED CUTTING EDGE, CENTRE DRAFT PLOL'GIIS. Deslgned for cnmuuin, or tnn disf plniighini. Al r 1 9.,.vurKi.i.rnjiiw(ui..l njilliuilllldl UIIU 1 1 IT1ICUI.U ral Imi.Ienidiln: llovcy's Paicnt Ilay Cuticr, &e ie Gra, Gardtn, Field and Flowcr t.mls, warraiitcd'mitsn AMDrcRE. AIkj, Ponablennd Brick Fnmaces. fnr hrat ing cliurehe-s ho-pilals, ImufCi and public bullilings. Wholesale and retail, 19, 23 andiH A'orth Marktt slrect, Uoslon. LAMBERT, EDALlNDS C0. Importcrs and Dcalers in Woolcns aml Domestic Dry Goods, by the paekairc or piecc. 90 Milk Street, (opjmile Kilbij Strcet.) Geo. G.LiJtnECT, Wm. Otis Edmasds, S. F. Pahkek. TvOOIGOOTFwAlTEi CHARLES A. WHITE CO, Importers and wholesale dcalers in Cloths, Cas simcrcs, Vcstinss, &c. 8 Morton Bloci; Milk Street. Boston. fnNitfcnsFco. Ao. 11 Kilby Street, (up stairs.) Boston, Importcrs of Fancy Goods, Frcnch Oniamcntal China and Bohcmian.Glass Warc G?ifdi5r"AN'S Frcnch and Gcrman Importing IIousc, 15 cuiri 17 tliiuji t.isoston, holcsalc dcalcr m Jrrcnch, Gcrman and English Fancy Goods and Toys, Finc Cullcrv. Combs. Rrushcs. Fans. Pcr- fumcs,Violins,& articlcs of Amcrican manufactnrc. j7p7all &co." Ao. 1 Cni'on Street. Have forsalc.on thc best tcrms. a general assortmcnt of DRUGS, MEDI CINES, &c. Thev arc aIsoac-nts for tlin sale of Swaim's cclebrated l'anacc.i anil Vi inn fuge, and all popular I'atcnt Mcdicincs. ti iojlv s JliSdlon Jlanufacturcr and Dcalcr in IIATS, CAPS, FURS, U.MBRELLAS, &c. Ao. 6 Diamond Bloet, Ilanover, near L'nior. strett. "TAplfRTlXNGINGSr" CIIEAP FOR VASir, J1Y T. IIUNTER, j jiauuiacion- 4 uongress strcct, anil ,iore 81 liariorer slrctl, corner of lUacistone. XJ.JilibUx CIIANDLER. NO. nf! Jlaiinlacturcrs and u-liolesale deaicrs in "I'kkmil- rnL.-Alwn.M, L.KAVAT8, iECK-STOCKS, Shirts, Bosojis, Couvns, &c. OfitW'dshiiirjton strcet, (up stairs,) Boston. "irEEDCENNYfc C0? holcsalc dcalers in Foreifrn Fniits. Nnts r u.ii.1, i,iitt..i utaiL. Ancu tppics anu .fire Crnrifr. A'oi. 19 and 21 Mtrchauts' Rote. RALLEN&COr Dcalers in Fonr.iox in T)npTin iiVatp.. asi Tailoks' TniMjiiscs, 2 SticaU Blocl; JiVi 4frf: ErnitAiM Alles, Wiiaiam E. Allex. cTotTeesTvaiTeIioFsTT GEORGE W. ALM.Y, Ao. 52 North irttrl-rt. nnil 10 Ann 9r Wholesale Retail Largc Stock Low priccs. AVALW0RTlfFNAS0N7 18 onrf 22 Dcronshire Street limtnn. Dcalers in uTowjJ.t-iron Steamand Gas Pincs. tn 1...1 i -i. t- i umar otcam jjoncrs, atcam anu llot Watcr Annaratus. Originators of that most important iraprovcmcnt in oiiaiin apparains ior warming tactonc, bv which smau vrrovijht-iron pipcs, in conncction with improvcd valvcs and arranscmcnt. aro snbstitutcd lor largc cast-iron and copjier pipcs, METALLIC RUBBER PELTING Steam rackinjr, Ensine IIosc, and all arti clcs made of Vnlcanizcd RiiMicr. CHEEVER 3tcnun.NET, Ko. 2 Ldxrtij Sauare, jjoston. GILBERT Co., (Fkom Paris,)"" IIAIR CUTTERS& WIG MAKERS LorneroJ Jlunover and Court streets, Formcrly at 250 Washington strcct, Boston. SADDLERYTllDTvlRlDr" AND CARRIAGE TKIMJIIXfl S. iiesry p. r.vii!DAXKR, oc l'earl street. (Formerly Fairbanks, Loring Co, Boston.) SHEET SIUSIC PIAN0 F0RTES. The most cxtcnsivc assortmcnt of musictobc found in thc city Also, sccoml hand l'iano Forte3. at thc lowcst prices. Alilicral discountto teaclicrs. JtARTIN 11E.ILS, 184 HWiiijrwi Street. (Sncccssors to tlie Fulton II. W. Con) x mannfacturcrs of warranted CAST STEEL SAWS, Of cvcrv dcscription, wholesale and retail., Ao. S6 Cbnrjrcss street, Boston. ZNATLENr" 31 School Street, ofCcis at wholesale and retail, a spicQum vanety oi ircncn ana Amcrican PAPER HANGINGS, at very low priccs. -Parchascrs are inTitcd to cxamine this stock. DIPR0VED DAGUERREOTYPES. J A. WHirrLE. 96 Washinaton Strett. Platcs polbhed by steam powcr, bcing more pcr- kkv, ia&e ocitcr lmpressions. iakcncss- cs taken single, or in gronps of two to twcnty. Satisfaction warrantciL JATllEDlTdNDT DEALER IN BAR IRON, STEEL,&c ixo. 2 Market iyjuare, xjosion, Oppositc south sidc of Fanenil JJalL CTIASE'S DAGUERREOTYPE R00MS. 247 jrKAincton Street, Boston, and 237.' Wc havc cxccuted FORTY TIIOUSAND LIKENESSESind posscssing cvcry facility, can takc fiom one to fifty on the came platc, unsnrpasscd by any in the world. Boston Business Card CONTINUED. IB00K-KEEHNG, TK&IK'' BOOM." l Stale Strcet, IsoprndayandeTenlng for praclical lnjtrrjrrrtnn tbe renulsitrs or a meabanfs clerk. No ri!? Students aldejilnprocurlng sulnble emptoyn, oatio!. in all its brancbeuse .1 instnimeni S circle sailing, &r. &t, 5sht thowijjrily ,r,,t PREMIUM A-TiGnT COOKING RANGE. FiTe slzcs for long wood or coal tested rullT i.. number or scleniiSc and practicai men ind ,.L tarfe whom hebasperminlon to refcr; awardcda ni.T" tbelast aiechanics'Fair. and pronounced dldX riortoanyrangMyet introduerd Mannf.cinVrt l l hT sale, wilh a large smck ofhot air furnaces, stovc, At 25 DcvonsKrc St., Boston, JOHNJI. DEARBORN. "A. W.POLLIRD r COSTUMER REGAUA MANUFACTUR. Imporibr ofGold& Sir.VEnX.iCEs &FrtiNCE Ko. C Court strec.t, (near Washington,) AmLnNSLHousp" NORFOLK AVENTJE.REAR OF 1S3 1VASH INGTON ST. U" Whcn in Boston bcsnrc to call; von will alrrart find the best eating, cheap and nice and dean Lodgings at 25 cents. Open day and nigbt. SarTpiTince7 Dcalers in FOREIGN 4 DOMJ5ST1C CARPETINGt Bromficld, near Washington strcet, Boston. THE ONLY JOBBING BOOT ENTIRE CASlf AND SIIOE .stnor in Boston. is Thomas C. Wales', 19 j- 21 Broad, S; 46 J- 48 Central streets. Cash Buvers, come and sce for yonrscircj. T. raEYX.72r SxAirSroECT Kcceiics.ubseripiiontonll Amcrican and cIkhcc Usli reriodlcali, and funrards thrm in adtance of ii,. n;pnu,by raail urthrrwUf, to any onrt ur the rnnmt. Me tlaticrs himself that his lou.W.Jii.Li l".'".""? spread rrpulation for fcncTnAt.nr and rasrVmx ii rccoinnicnd hiuitoprolerelon.-ilco.tlcmcnandnrir-i'iri,, wi.li.-iU II. f"... i 1 1 rccoranicnu niui w prolereloii.-il r.tlimcn and pnva ic ta.:" mtpndej ti. w,,a,c, prumpi Addrcsi r. lVlLEYlJtt.,Pubii.hcr, !0 State ilreet Do Ifin. T&BfPORTANFDISCOY A CUEJIICAL MIXTURE, prepared aad .old byW. C. NORTH, 142 RWiinifon street, Boston. It prodnccs pcrfcct lifedile DagucrreotTpc JILn iatures. r.TEPnENNrCr7.7 Mannfacturcrs of Dearhorn's PATENT BAT. ANCE. PLATFOKJ1 FACTORY BAL ANCES, Countcr Scalcs Town Stand ards. 72 irrtfcr street, 2 doors lctotc Lilerty Square. IIADGER RYAN, Wholesale dcalcr in CTery dcscription of Rcady-niadc Clothing'and "Funiihins (iooili, A'u. 3 Hitcliborn BlocL; Ann street, Boston. 0Tl V Elfll OL M A N No. 124 State street, Boston, ACCOUNT BOOIC MAN L'FACTUREIL STATIONER, And Gciicr.il Agent for Pcrkins' Snpcrior Priming and Visiting CVnlj. cirdKRT, CHINA GLASS AVARE, PAPER HANG INGS, A. An cxtcnsivc assortmcnt for sale bv MICIIAEL MEI.LEN CO,lG, 18anl 20 JferentHft Botc. Td a g" l 3f Fr FoFy it j-f Taken singlc, or in gronps of two to tircntr. r.r more, in stylc and finish cqnal to any taki n m thc cilr, at No. 113 Wuslimjtan 'Sl bv rETTEE CATHAN. Aliolesalc dcalcrs7n Forcign and DomMie P-crc Goods, Jlosicry, Thrcads. l!inilings,JIar.nf.:c tnrcrs of WooK-ii Yam, 168 WasliinrtonSt Bvstun. A. F. BARTI.ETT, Manufactnrcr of all kinds of Imj,roced Svn ert, snch os ChujMs, Pitehs. lnjalCs-,B,mini crsaml othcrs ofhis own improvemcnt; also. P.i tcnt Elastic ShonMcr and Snspcndcr Bracej, aiul Snpcrior Trusscs. HnWaslun3ton Street, near Marlboro' llUtl TurtIn IL brTdfoiTdT 142 Washington Sl., Boston, CUTLERY, HARDWARE FISII ING TACKLE. Solc Agent for Johnson's Patcnt Fish Ilooks, G0LD' PENS--DIAM0ND?6rN?s" iyaa.ii niLiVi-.u 1'ENCIL AND CASE, Warranted for S1.25. WHITE POTTKU. 15 (South Side) State Sl. Boston. WiiimRSirTsTr?Trr No. 1 Old Slttle Ilotae. Jinstnn. fmni;.. nn Washinnlon street. DEALERSixFlKST'CLASS UEADY3IADL CI.OTHING. Adaptcd tocTcry cmcrgcncy and season. with ti-4 ijcsi sciccuon ot nncut goods for order tr.i-Ii-Thomas WniTMAr.su, Ciiaiiixs A. Sjiii it CR0SSETT BROWN, Mannfactnrcrs of DiAiiovn GOLD I'ENS. SILVER JKlLDEHS ?l PENCIL CASES, 130 1-2 Washington street. LEADPIPEAND SHEET LEU Patent Improvcd Lcad I'ipc and Shcet Lp.td m n. niacmrca anu tor sale at thc Lowcst I'nn.-. for cash. Also, English Amcrn-. i I.inspptl n;i Georce Iu Steaexs, Corner oWut- gress Stretts. RUTLAND BURLINGTON "RAILROAD CO. TwO aSSCSSmentS nf firn itnllnnt l.in. crn ordercd by thc Dircctors oncachshareoftl.p ital stock ofthe Rutland and Burlington R.ulnu.i Lompany: onc made navnMi May ncxt, and thc otbcr on thc tcnth dav of .-a.il May. 1 aymcnts may bc made to the Banks of Cr ngton, Vcrzcnnes. Jlidillpl itir' 7?iitlntil II!jt r Rivcr or Bellows Falhfto the Chcshirc Punt.. KCCnC, N. II.. tO Edwanl If-l-prinn. .i. State Strcet. Boston. orfn ilm T?p.inrr.r Lu officc in Middlcbnrr. SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer March 18, 1848. COM.MISSIONERS NOTICE. WE, llie eubscribcrs. beino- annninlcd bv the Probate Court lof jhe District of Aiidisoo iommissionere, to rcceive, cxamine and nd just all claims and demands of all persons a gamet the eslate of FANNY CLARK. lale of Orwell in said Districl, dereascd and also all claims and demands exliibited in olT seUhereto: Andsix monihs from lhe lOih day of April 18-18 being allowcJ by wrJ Court for ihat purpose. we do hcrehysivc noiice that we wjll attcnJ lo tlie business of oursaid appointment, atific dwelling liousc of ZephaniahNearing, in Orwell, on ihclast in iSept. (romnine o'clock, A. M.unlil lour o'cIockjP.JI. Eaid day Eli Root 7 Commis RosTcell Boitom Jr. j sioners. Datcdat Orwel! ihis lOih ilayofApnl I81S. "50 3iv