The Middlebury Galaxy (Middlebury, Vt.)
May 2, 1848

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IbUthmn am AY TIIE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT TIIAT IS UP.OiV US, THERE IS NO STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON TO GIVE US A GLEAM OF ZIGI1T, EXCEPTING TIIE INTELLIGENT, PATR10T1C WHIG PARTY OF TIIE UNITED STATESr Webstkr. YOLTJME XIII. v. MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, TUESDAY MOKMG, MAY 1848. HDMBEE 1. m II. BELL, EDITOr. AND PROPRIETOB. JOSEPII II. -BARRETT, Associate Editor. TEKMS OF "vOLUME XIII. Village subsmlcrf: 'n MaUsWcrilrs,wuhmthcState, 31,50 lf nntnaiM witlnn tlic year. I,J MaXXri'.rsoutoftheState 52,00 iniliiilaalnnd Companieswho takent thc officc, Jl 50. or $1.75 if not paid within thc year. ThVe who take of Potriders, 2.00 If not paid at the cnd of tht jcar, 52.23 No iapers discontiimed until arrcaragcs arc ,id, cxcept at tlic option of the proprietor. No ,mtract with. or pnvmcnt made to Carriers, cash, Ueping, or othcnvisc, allowcd, cxcept assentcd to l v thc' proprietor. All communicatmns must bc addrcsscd to tne n'.ilor Post Paid. JUSTUS COBB, PuixTnn, jsr trnoM ai.l kisds or eook asd jod peixt- I!G WILL BE EXECCTED OX SIIOUT NOTICE. WIIEXEVER, YOU CO.ME. Vevcr too soon anJ ncvcr too latc, Though day after day for your coming I wait, And you fa'il mc, and fail me, coinc stand by my side, Ilcre arc smilc- for your wclcomc, and pleas urc and pride. l Oh darling, o ncar mc, so close to mc now, 1'our voicc in my hcart with its muniiuriug low, 'Tis many a long day I would wccp all alone, To gazc on you tliusfjr one moment, my own Never too latc and ncvcr too soon I.ovod all thc samc in thc nljjlit or tlic nonn Come when you're wcary, to rest from your wo Comc wlu'ii rou'rc joyful, that I inay bc so. )h thcre's liopc in your footsteps and pcace in your cyes T!iere'lovcinyo:tr hcart which nc'erchnngcs nor dies Thcre is strongth in jour spirit, so kiudly and truc, And thcre's comfort and sunshinc, and all things in you. Xo.vcr too late for my lovc to sliine o'cr you Ncvcr so soon but 'tis burning bcforc you My rows arc your right, and my hcart is your liomc, And mv blessing your wclcomc whcncvcr you comc. UUTCII TESTIMOXY. A stcamboat oncc was all blown up Some paascngcrs wcre drowned An anlUI lot WCrC "nilssinjr," nl A drcadl'ul few wcre found. Twas some timc aftcr that a case Came up bcforc a Court, V'liercin it was al:cl "Whorc last was sccn The Bevcrcnd Ilans Van 'oort" Tlic witncss who was on thc stand, W'm Dutch ai "Zour Krout" aml thc rcvcrcnd gentloman Ilad bccn ou board the b'oat. His answcrs bcing under oath Ilad bccn both c'.ear and just, Until lic came unto tliat jioint AVbcrcan thc boilcrs burst. But then thcy wcre somcwhat confuscd: Three timci liis honor akcd Whfii w.u tlic last timc sawVt thou him Tcll us the very last." For a long tirac thc witness scratchcd His hcad, as if in thouiht At length his brightcning is:igc told The exacl datc he lud caught: "The bilcrs hust an cvery linj 1 'osh schailcrcil all aromi', An' ah schmul-r-h!pc an 1 rentvp, Ye met him comin dotcn." For.fiivKxnss. My hcart was hcavy,forits tnist had bccn abused, its kindness answered with foul wrong: so turning gloomily from my fellow mcn, one summer Sabbath day, I strolled ainong the green mounds of the villa'ie hurial lace, whcrc I was rcminded how all human lovc and hatc fmd one sad lcvcl, and how soon- rr nr lati r wronscd and wron" docr, cach with i '."el.eiicil facc, and cold hands folded ovcr a li i hcart. pass (hc green thrcshold of n rom m gravo, wliitlier all footstcps tcnd whcnce i-ie depart. Awed for lnysclf, and pitying i.iv ra:-c, our couimon sorrow, likc .1 mighty w n e, swcpt all my pride away, and trcmbling, I iorgjvc J. G. Whiltkr. DEcrrnKRixo Pownit or PisisTr.RP. Vou tax me with illegiblc writing but I fcar Icinnot amcnil it.for I mut not stay toshapn nir letters, and I have, I bclicvc, got a bad ha'bit from the facility with which tlic printcrs licre make it out. I Terily bclicve if I shut my cycs, or llung my pen at the papcr, so as to makcanykind ofa inark, the Londonprint- pn wntilil wliftt T IntnnrTpi! fo R.1V. 'l'hey always sent mc baek my manu'script with j my printcd proofs for corrcction, and I actual- Iy have becn rcpcatedly unable to make out what I had written, until I rclcrrcd to the 5-amc article in print. Gtrald GriJJin. I Macxisii, in onc of his essas, says, "I have rejnarkcd, and Gil Blas's motl'icr dfd thc same 1 thing, that womcn generally bcar a grcat dis- likc to thcir son's wivcs. Tliis is the morc rc- markable, as they arc almost ahvays fond of thcir sons in-law." Can any pcrson csplain the why and whcreforeof thcse singular faets j rAp.4iMoY axs- Ecoxonv Sir "Waltcr S?ott tclls ofa kinsman of his, says thc JCorth British ricview, who on being told that a fam- iiv vault in thc church yard was dccaying and I likc to fall in, and that 10 would make tho repairs, proirercd onlv 5. It would not do. Two ycars af.er he p'roffcrcd the full sum. A rcport was then madc that thc breachcs werc now so mucli increascd that .20 would fwarcc scrvo. Hc hesitated, hcmmcd and haw- j 1 for thrce years morc, then oflercd 20. 1 iiic-ninu and rain had not awaited his dcci ''on, and less than 50 would not sorvc. A ycsr aftcrwards he sent a check for 50,which as rcturned br post vith the intelligence that me aislc had fallcn the precccding week. Abvice to Tocxg Ladies. Nevcr be a fraid of blushing. Accept no prcsent of value trommen. Aroid lightncjs of carriage. Be modcst and moderatc in drcss. Bc not oftcn sccn in public. Aflect no languishing. Don't talk loud. Nevcr deal in scandal. Bcccive a salute modcstly. Be aflfable with tho mcn, but not familiar. Sympathise with tho unfor tunatc. Be not always talking -and laughing. Be discreet Suppose not all mcn in lovc with you that show you civilitics. Lct not love bcgin on j-our part Spcak not your mind on all occasions. Sccm not to hcar im proper convcrsation. SilAKSrE.VRE. "Itappcars to mc," said n emall, apple-faced man thc othcr day, '-it an- pcars to me that they make a grcat deal of p 1, o, -t. l l. iuss wiia hus icnow ouaKspcare i i u )ust HKC to know what it'a all about "Why if it wasn't for his writings he never would have bccn heard of Deatjt of MozAitT. Ilistory informs us that "Wolfgung ISlozart, thc grcat Gcrman com poscr, died at Vicnna, in 1691. There is somcthing strikingly bcautiful and touchingin the circumstanccs of liis dcath. His swcctest sonji was the last ho sung, the "Br.QUinsi." He Iiad bccn employed on this cxquisitc piccc for sevcral wccks, his soul filled with inspira tion of ricbest melody, and alrcady claiming kindrcd with immortality. Aftcr giving it its last toach, and brcathing into it that undyinp fpirit of song which was to consccrate it through all timc as his cycnian strain,hefcll into agen tle and quiet slumbcr. At length tho light footstcps of his danghtcr Emclic awoke him. "Come hithcr, Emelie," said he, "my task is ilonc; the itcquicm my Kequicm is fin ishcd." "Say not so, dcar fathcr," said the gcntle girl, intcrnipting him as tears stoodin hcr cycs, "You must be bcttcr you look bettcr, for c vcn now your cbeek has a glow upon it. I am surc we will nurse you wcll again. Lct mc bring you sonicthing refreshing." 'Do not deccivc yourself, my lovc," said thc dving fathcr, "this wastcd fonn cau nevcr bc restored by human aid. From Ilcaven's mcr cy alone I do look for aid in this my dying hour. You sjioke of rcfrcshmcnt, my Emclic; take thce my last notes ;sit down tomy piano hcrc sing with thcm the hymn of your taint eil inothcr; lct mo oncc morc hcar thosc toncs which have bccn my solacc and delight." Enielio obeycd, and with tcndcrcst cnioti&n sang thc following stanzas: Spirit, thy labor is o'cr, Thy tcrm of probation is run, Thy Meps are now bound for the untroddcn thorc, And thc racc of immortais bcgun. .Spirit look not on thc strifc Or thc plcasurcs of earth with regrct; Pau?c not on thc thrcshold of liniitless lifc, To niourn for the day that is sct. Spirit no fcticrs can binu, Xo wickcd Iiac iocr to molcst Thcre tlic wcary likc thcc, thc wrctchcd, shall iind A Ilcavcn, a mansion of rcst. Spirit how bright is tlic road For .which thou art now on the winir Thy liomc it will be with thy Saviorand God, ilierc louil liallclujalis to smg. As she eoncludcd, savsan aecount bcforc tis. slic dwelt for a niomcnt on the low toncs of thc piccc and then turning from tho instni nient, looked in vain for thc approving smilc ol'hcr ijthcr. I? was thc still,pasionless smilc which thc rapt and joyful spirit had lcft, with the scal of dcath upon thoe fcatures. "VValkixo. "Waikin" is cood not mcrclv waiking from sliop to shop, or from ncichbor 10 ncignuor, uui sircic ning out inio tne coun try, to the frcshest Hclds, and highest ridscs, and quiet lancs. Howcversullenthcimagina tion may have bccn among its griefs at homc, here it chccrs and smilcs. Howcver listlcss the limbs may have bccn sustainingatoohcavy heart, hcre thcy are braccd, and the lagging gait bcconies buoyant ngain. Howcver per vcrsc tlic racmory may have becn in prcscnt ingall that wasagonizing, andinsistingonlyon what cannot bc retiicved, licreit isat first'dis- resarded, and then it slcciis: and thc sleen of .1 1 mc uiciuory is uiu uay in paracnsc to mc un happy. The iuerc brcathing of the cold wind on thc facc of the ronimonest highway is rcst and comfort, which must bc fclt at such timcs to bc belicvcd. Ax AjtKnicx Qcaki:i: said toagunncrdnr ing the rcvolutionary war ''Fricnd, I counscl no bloodihed, but if it is thr dc.iun to hit thc little man in thc blnc jackct, pomt thino cn- gmc tnrcc lncncs lower. Fip.st I.Mrr.rsstONs. If you want to g.iin any man s good cpmioii, lake partic t ular care howyoti beliavc thc firj.t timc you i arc in company with him. 1'lie licht you 1 first appcar in to one who is ncitlicr in- 1 clincd to tlmik wcll or ill of you, will clrnnfrlu nr,,,l,rr fiini otfltnr Crr ir iniinH u....tj.j rj"-v .U. VI u-umoi you. TnE Astou Estate. Wc lcarn from vcry good aiithority,tliat the vahic of thc cstntc of the latc Jolin Jacou Astcr nocs not cxcccd 37,500,000. of which al.-ont 54.000,000 ii rcal, and 5300,000 pcrsonal. Thc rcal is pivcn in the fonn of life cs tatcs, with thc power of lctting and selling. Jlr. AVm. B. Astor has half thc residuary pcrsonal cs i tatc. in his own right, say S1,000,000 to S1.500. j 000. 11c i? said to have rcccivcd 5700,000 scver al ycars sincc from anunclc, Ilcnry Astor, which i hv'cood manacmcnt and cconomy, with addi- tions from othcr sourecs, amountcd, at thc date of his fjthers dcceasc. to abont 53.000,000. TJns with what hc reccivcs frpm the prcsent tstatc as i the rcsidnarv Iccatec, will form an asjrrc'ratc ap- proaching the wealth of liis fathcr. It is nndcr stood that JlrAVm. B. Astor has, within a fcw days post, madc sevcral verv libcral donations, inclu ding 510,000 to Fitz G Halleck, long the faithful Sci-rctary nnd Agcnt of his fathcr, and SjOOO to thc Socicty for thc IJelicf of Indigcnt Fcmalcs. Othcr pcrsonS in thc cmploy of the dcccascd, bc sides Jfr. Halleck, have also sharcd in the bounty of llic son. The abovc case aflbrds anothcr illustralion of thc popular tcndcncy to form cxtravapmt esti matcs of privatc fortunes. Joumal of Cbnvnarce. XJnwritten Mdsic. Thip is the season whcn ihe chorislero of Ihe woods commcncc thcir bcautiful concerts of unwriltcn inusic. Altho' unwriltcn, we arc not sure it nrny not he so. A Gorman coiuposer oncearranged in words nnd nolcs thc eong of the English Hijlhtingale, and il said thaf a (cmnle voice, following the pronunciation and thc notes, was analmoEt pcrlecl imitalion of thnt sonsster. A correspondent ofheNewEngland Farin ert;ive8 the following,('ersiou of thesong of the thrush: "Chcetily oh, chcerily oh, twccdle, twcedle: rretty Prndy, prctty Prndy, pretty Pmdy Sce, sce, sce little Jo, little Jo, Kissinff Jndy, kissing Judy, kissing Jndy."' t Vrittcn for the Galaxy. THE PREVENTION OF SCROFULA. Xo.-iv. Perhapj the most important of thc measurcs which defend the system against the injurious in flucnce of cold wct, is the cold hath. Its use should be begun inimediatcly aftcr birth, using the watcr at first of such a temperature asthctcn der powcrs of life will at that timebear.andgrad ually rcducing the temperature. The proper timc of day is thc moming, immcdiatcly on rising. Its invigorating cffect is greatcst at that timc, and thc skin is not then moist by pcrspiration, nor the circulation cnfeebled by fatigue so as to make its use dangcrou's. So grcat is my confidencc in thc cfficacy of this mcasure that I believc, if it wcre pursued with evcry child born till the prcsent Eencrationof valetudinarians had passed from thc stage, tlie trade of doctors would bc shorn of half its prolits and morc than halt its rcproaches. Cold bathing improves cvcry function S. strength ens cvcry tibre in the system. And then the pleasurc of it It produccs comfortable fcclings by its dcanlincss, it makcs thc mind checrful, the body clastic, the sleep swcct, and tho whole life doubly plcasant. Try it, if you nevcr have, and yon will find its cficcts so exbilirating that you will straightway discovcr yourself attitudinizinf: and declaiming eloqucnce to the wash-bowl. In some instauccs the systcm is too much debilitatcd at once to bcar vcry cold water. This may bc known to be the case, in a particular instancc, if aiicr tlic use oi it tlic comlortablo glowof a Jsenl thy rcaction is not fclt, but in its place a scnsa tion of chillincss, languor and hcadachc. Hcrc you must bcgin with tepid watcr, and gradually rcduce the temperature. But this vcry condhion of hcalth cspeciallr calls for this rcgimcn. Such pcople take cold easily. J'ow this susccptibility to tiio imprcssion of cold, which, by the way, I bclicvc to bc one of tho f trongest proofs of pro clivity to scrofula, is ctfcctually removcd liy cold bathing, and the most conin on cause of diseasc in this climatc thcreby matcrially Icsscncd. In my acquaintancc there is not onesickly cliildwho has bccn subjectcd to this plan, nnd in many in stanccs I have known wcakly children w ho nccd cd a physician's care about half the timc, and whom it was thonght hardly possible to raisc, such children I have known" to become robust hcalthy under the use of the cold bath. Xo ap paratus is neccssary. A plunge bath, or a show cr bath arc pcrhaps thc bcst, but a fpongc or a towcl will very wcll answcr the purposc. Salt dissolvcd in the watcr will be found a good addi tion with wcakly pcoplc, it increases the invigo rating cffect of tlic cold bath, and saltitsclf,cxtcr nally or internally, is not without testimony to its cfiinicy in scrofula. -The Albany Orphan Asylum at its first cstab lMimcnt was locatcd in one of the most crowdcd strects in the city of Albany, whcrc fresh air and propcr cxcrcise wcre out of the qucstion and dcanlincss was ncxt to impossiMc. Bathing was pcrformcd in a perfcct mamierony oncc inther iretls. During thc first thrcc ycars in which this systcm was followcd, from four to six children wcre continually on thc sick Iist, and somcu'mes morc. A physician was nccded oncc, twicc or tliriec-a wcck, unifornily, dcatlis wcre frequent. Subscqucntly thc children wcre removcd into a larfrc, commodious apd excccdingly wcll vcntila tcd building, situatcd out of thc city. In addi lion to cold bathing eriry mornitiy, tlic children wcre rcquircd to take an abundance of cxcnic, werc confined but thrce or four hours daily in school, instcad of six or scvcn, and wcre, morco vcr, allonrcd mcat occasionallr, thoiijli thc prin cipal part of thc dict consistcd of milk, potatocs, Indian mnsh and plcnty of pood bread." Aficr thc new systcm was f.nrly adoptcd thc nurscry was cntircly vacatcd,and for more than two ycars no case of sickncss or dcath took placc. Thoc who came to thc Asylum wcakly bccame hcalthy and strong, and all wcre grcatly increascd in ac tivity, chccrfulncss and happincss." Pacts are so much morc cogentthanargumcnts that I will quote onc morc case of this particular regimen, from thc Amcrican Annals of Edu cation, for August 1S3G. The cxpcriinent was madc in a Gcrman school, when the dict consistcd of bread, mcat, milk, fruits and vegctablcs. Cold bu'hiny iras pmctiad daily. The tcacher statcs tlie rcsult as follows I am at prcsent the fos-tcr-fathcr of ncarly scvcnty young pcoplc, who wcre born in all thc varictics of climate from Lis bon to Moscow, nnd whoso carly cducation was ncccssarily vcry diirercnt. Thcse young mcn arc all hcalthy; not a pingla cruption is visiblc on thcir f.iccs; and thrce ycars ofton pass during which not a singlc one of thcm is confined to liis bcd; and in the twcnty ycars during which I havc bccn cnjagcd in this institution.not one pupillias dicd. Yct I am no physician. During tlic first tcn ycars of my rcsidcncc hcrc, no physician cn tercd my housc; and not till tlie numbcrofmy pupils was vcry much increascd, and I grcw anx ious not to ovcrlook anything in regard to thcm, did I bcirin to scck at all for medical advicc." Tlie propcr regulation of the temperature of thc body is all-important to tnc neaiui ot a scroi ulous pcrson. Thc deprtssing influence of cold i always injurious. Thc scnsation of chillincss is thc gcneral cvidcncc that this cflcct is having placc. A chill is thc warning that naturc givcs lliat the systcm is suffcring. To guard thispoint without dcbarring thc individual from air and cx crcise, it is neccssary that thc drcss should bc suf ficicntly warm and adaptcd to thc scason. It hould not bc too warm this interferes wi;h cx crciscs, and promotcs unduc pcrspiration, thcre by dcbilitating thc systcm generally, nnd, in par ticular, producing suclia relaxcd condiiion of thc skiu as increases the tcndcncy to cold. Evcry wcakly pcrson, and csjcci.illy thc scrofulous. in this climatc, should wcar flanncl next tbc skin, in wintcr, for its warmtb, in summer to countcr act atmosplierical changcs. Thevoico of cxpcri cnce is so singlc on this point that facts and nr uments may be sparcd. Thc fect should bckept dry, and cspccial aro bc takcn to avoid thc im prcssion of cold whcn atrcst or perspiring. Fee ble pcrsons aie very apt to take cold in slccp if cxposcd to currcnts'of cold air or not sufficicntly covercd. In regard to cxposing children to cold air, certain procautions should be uscd. If the child be bom in thc cold scason of thc ycar, hc should not bc carried ont till the warm wcatherof spring. If the child bcborn in summer hc should bc accustomed to out-door ainvith little delay: and the custora nccd not be btoken ofif whcn wintcr arrives. A favorablc change is often wrought in scrof non diseascs. and thcir dcvclopment in con stitutions jircdisposcd thcrcto prcvented. by res ideiicc in a warmer dimate. Patients cxhibit ing consumptive symptoms arc oftcn so dccidcd ly rclievcd by tliis"transfcr as to believc thcir dis easc mistakcn.an crror of which they arc in many cascs tco soon convinccd on their retum to a mire inhospitable latitude. On the othcr hand, nnd cs pccially when rcsortcd to too late, rcsiding in a warm climatc is often so inefBcacious in arrcsting tho progrcss of that complaint, that many have lost all confidence in its rcmedial powcrs. Some have indecd gope so far as to recommend a jour ncy to a coldcr climatc, the Labrador coast, "for cxample. Xow, in regard to that, tlic diyncss cquability of a climate are undoubtedly of quite as much importance as its temperature; and.of the two, it is not improbablc that a cold, dry nnd equablc air would be prefcrable to a moist and va riable thongh warm sky and I have no doubt that residencein Labrador during the summer sason wonld benefit.somc scrofulous individnals who had livcdina more relaxing atmosphcre. Bnt tliat a cold climatc is, per se, bttter for scrof ulous people than awarm one.is an idca that facts will not permit us to beliere. If Uiat wcre a iust opinion it onght to be true that the people of hot climatcs coming to a colder latitude are morc free from scrofulous disease thanathome. The contrary is the fact The black raee m this latitude suffer more from consumption and other scrofulous diseases than do the whites, whde in Africa that.class of diseascs are rarc Proofs might be multiplicd. Prom Godey's Lady's Book. AUNT MAGWIItE'S ACCOUNT OF PARSON SCRANTUM'S DONATION PARTY. bt iue AUTnos or "rnE widow bedott fipers.' Well, tlie day afore the party Jefferson comc hum to stav a few davs. I told him I was a jjwine to the donation party, and he said lic'd like no bettcr fun than to go with me. JcfPs .ilways ready to go, you know. So he went and not a ream o nice papcr for the parson to write his sar- mons on. At last the day come, and I and Jeff. we started ofTfor the party. We went quite arly in'the evenin', for Iwant cd to be there 'fore 'twas crowdcd. Ther hadn't nohody come when we got there, only thrce or four ladies, that was a git- tin thc supper ready. T here was Cilory Ann Billins, and Polly Mariar Stillman, and Jo Gipson's wife, and old Mother Par ker a settin the table. You know at thcm kind o' dcwins thcy always have a supper sot out for thc company. The congregation provides the inlertainmcnt ginerally, but in this placc the ministcr s wife has to find a sood sliarc on't. Aliss SSrantum found the tca and cofTee, and sugar and cream, and buttcr, and so forth. bonie o the ncighbors sent in cake and pies, and checse and biscuit. But Miss Scrantum was afeard thcr wouldn't be e- nou!;li o' the cake and pies so shc sent to thc baker s and pot a mess more. Vcll, I axed Miss Gipson where we should putour donations, and she told usto take 'cm in the parlor and lay 'cm on the tablc. Ther was a table theic a purposc to put the dry goods on. The provisions was carried into the store-room. fco we went in tlirrc and laid 'em on tlie table. The bunnit was pinncd up in a newspaper Jeflfhc sot down, and 1 started offto iind Miss Scrantum. I found lier m the kitch eu a makin' cofTee. She looked dretful tircd and bcat out. I was rcal sorry I hadn't a went sooner.and liclned her. She was wonderful elad to sce me: and I told hcr to ao and dress herself, and l'd make the cofice. So she tliankcd me and went and I took liold and madc the cofTee, Ther was an awful sight on't I never made so much afurcin all my born days, and I never cxpect to again. l wns made in Miss Scrantum's biler. She'd scoured it up for thc occasion. 'Twas a biler that held ten pails full and it was briinniin' full o' cofTee. After l'd got it made, I went back into the settin -room. 1 hcj d ;ot tlic taulc all sot: Tllcr' was lots o' cake, and biscuit, and pies, and cold mcat, and all sorls o' stufT. Then I wont into the parlor, and lo and bchold, Jo Gipson's wife and old Miss Parker had ondid the bunnit, and was admirin' on't at a wond erful ratc. Jest then Mr. and MissScran tum and the children come in, and dcar me how pleascd they was with the bun nit. Miss Scrantum, shc tricd it on, and it httcd her to a T. But Susan you'd ought to secn Susan She jumpcd and lnskcd round, and didn't hardly know what lo dew with herself. she was so de- litjhted. "0, Miss Magwire," says shc, ''that beautiful bunnit wasn't for you after all, was it T What a dear good woman you are, to make tna such a fine present. She'll look as niceasanvbody now won't you ma? They seemed wonderful pleas cd to see Jeflerson, tew and Mr. Scran tum wa's'yefy glad to git the paper said 'twas jest what he wantcd. Wcll, purty soon the company bcgun to come, and thcy come pourin' in thickcr and fastcr till the housc was crammcd. Thesettin'- room door was Iockcd, so as to keep 'cm out o' there till supper was ready and I lell yc, all the rest o' the house was jest as full as it could stick. The parlor and the hall and the bed-rooms was all crowd- ed and crammed. You'd a thought, from the number o' folks that was there, that ther'd a ben a wonderful siht o' do nations brought but as true as I'm a liy in' critter that are tablc want half full. But then ther was a cood many families that fctcht one article to answcr for thc liull. For instancc, Deacon Skinner and his wife and four darters and two sons wa? all thcre and Miss Skinner fctcht askeiti o yarn to knit Parson bcrantum some socks. Aliss Ilopkins and her three dar ters and her son and his wile, that was a visitin hcr, and their children all come and .Miss Ilopkins brought ahalfa pound o' tca. And the Runyons with their folir young ones what do you thiuk thcy brought? Why, Miss Runyon fetcht a little fancy basket to stick on the ccntre table and put visitin cards in. And the Miss Footes, three on 'em.they brought Miss Scrantum a pair o cufis. And all the Brighams, thcy fctcht a ncck ribbin for Susan. And Deacon Peabody and his tnbe, ther s as much as j dozcn on em, they brought a smal! cheese. I heerd af terwards that halfon't was a donation and t'othcr half was to go forpew-rent. And Cappcn Smalley and all his children was there. He- fetcht a box o' raisins out of his store, ther was twclve pound in't, aud Susan told me afterwardsthat ten pounds was to go towards pew-rcnt and the rest was a present. The Widder Grimcs and Charity was there, of r.ourse. They did n't go nigh the donation table for some time, and I was kind o' curus to know whether they'd brought anythins, so I watched 'em, and bymeby, I obscrvcd Charity go slily up, when she thouijht no body didn't see, and lay a little paper on the table. I had a curiosity to see what was in it, so as soon as I got a chance I took up the paper and peekcd iuto't, and lo and behold! there was tew skeins o thread did you ever? Widder Grimes is velItfT, but she's tew stingy to bc dcH cent, and. Charity's jest like her. Then there was ever so many belonging to othor denominations, that didn't bring nothing; they come to show their good will, to let folks see that they want bigoted and prei- udiccd, though they did differ in a relig- ious piut o' yiew, and to git their supper. And besides them.I noticed a greatmany that I never see before nobody knows where they comc from nor where they went tew. I gucss they must a ben raised up for thc occasion. And then ther was an awful sight o' children that straggled in from everj where. Doctor Lippincott, he was there, bowin' and scrapin' round as usual awfully anxious about everybo (y's hcalth and his wife, tcw, as much consamed as he was and their promisin' red-headed boy, and intercstin' dartar, Anny Mariar, with her six starchedskirts on takin' up more room than ary ten de cently drest girls in the room. The doc tor alwavs goes to all the donation parties forfifteen miles round, to make himself poppilar, but nobody knows of his ever ta kin' anything. On this occasion, Anny Mariar took a book-mark to Mr. Scrantum, with a thing on it that looked like a chop- pin'-knije, and a mess o' French nonsensc below it. But the greater part o thc per- formance was the seminary gals and their donation. Ther was twcnty-fivc on 'em, aud what do you 'sposethey fetcht? Why the liull kit aud cargo on 'em had cnnspi red togethcr and made a rag baby for little Adelinc Scrantum, and rigged it up in gauze and tinscl, aud they all come to gethcr aud biought that. Miss Pinchem, their tcacher, want there. She was sick orscmething. T gucss if she had a come. she'd a kept em a little straiter. Land o liberty I ncvcr sce such an actin' set o' crittcrs in alf my born days Thcy car ried on likc all possest. I sce some ou 'cm a flourishing round JefT he's always ready for a scrape, you know and 1 was afeard he'd git to carryin' on with 'cm, and I wouldn't a had him for anything, so 1 gin him a cautinn. "JefT," says I, "you lct thcm siminary gals alone; they'rc a wild set; taiut proper to cut up so in tlie minister's house." JefTpromised tokeep clear on 'em hc generally docs as I want him tew. l'l! saj that inuch for JefTcr son, he was always good about mindin'. But it went hard with him todew it then hc was ripe for fun, and dctarmined tolct ofT the steam some way or other. So he looks round aud sees Charitj Grimes stuck up on the scttcc 'tother side o' the room. StifTas apoker and prim as a peapod you know what a starchcd up affected old critter she is. JefT went to school tcw hcr when he was little, and she snapped his cars aud cuffed him round. so he's always hated her likc pizen ever sincc. She's ben tryin' this twenly year to nit married and can t make it out. She d chased Squire Fuller iver sincc his wife died Squirc Fullcr got married about a month afore that and hcr unclc says he verily believes he did it in self-defencc, just to git rid o- Charity Grimcs shc bothercd him to death hc couldn t goout in com pany but what she'd contrive to hook on- to him. Ue s a vcry pcrlile man, tlic squire is, and he dian't want to bc rude tew her, but he conldn't bcar her, though she tried hard to make folks think hc was her bcau. At last hc got married, quite suddculy, toa joung woman in Chenatij County; and hcr uncle says he don't be lieve he'd a done it, if it hadn' t a ben to ffit rid o' Charity Grimcs for his wife had bcen dead fivcycar and he SPcmcd to be oncommon contcntp.d Jura widuiwcr. Rut I was a gwine to tell ye what JefT done. He see Charity a settin there a trvm' todo the asrecable to Cappcn bmal ley, (his wife hadn't ben dead long, by thc way, thcy'd make a good matcli, would n't they cll, JefT he says to mc, say he "Mother, may I go stir up Charity Grimes l" "1 don't know what you mcan by stirriu' on her up," says I. "O," says he. "I iest want to condnle with hcr a lit tle on the loss o' Squire Fuller." "No," savs I. "vou inayn't dew no such thing 'twould bc vcry improper, indecd, and vc ry ascravatin'. tew." Well, says he, inayn't I jest go and talk a little Shak- spcaretew her 1 (Jefl s always quotin Shaksneare, you know.) Tm afeard you Ml say somcthing sassy,' says I. 'No I won't,' says hc, I'H be all-killin' perlite.' 'Well, go then,' saysl. SoofThe steps, demure as a deacon. 'Good evenin Miss Grimes,' says he. 'Good evenin' Mr. Maffwire.' savs she. Tt sccms like old times to see you agin,' says he; and then he ohservcd to Cappen Smalley 'I used to ao to school to Miss Urimes whcn I was vouns.' Charity puckered up Pher mouth and grinned, nnd says she Ycs, you was qintc a boy then ann 1 If ,T I.. was a mere cnuu mysen, cxcceuiugiy vouthful for a tcacher.' 'Well,' says JefT says hc, 'you haint altercd a spcck sincc j-ou hold your own amazingly you looked evcry bit as old tlie n as you do now but how do you fcel about these davsV 'Fecl!' says she, pricking up hcr cars, 'I fcel as well as com mon why shouldu't I V 'Excuse me,' says .TctT. 'I onlv axed bccause I didn't know but you felt ruthcr nonplussed, put to't for bisness as it wcre, sincc Squirc Fuller got married. 'Old feller's occcrpation's gone'now, I 'sposc as Shakspcaro says.' Gracious! how mad Charity was 1 She brustled up like a settin hen, and, savs she 'Jeff Magwire, Idon'tcare a straw for what Shakspeare nor nonc o' the rest o' vour rowdy ncquaiatanccs says about me, I'm abovc it; but whoever he is, you may tell him he's an imperdent puppy for callin' a younq lady an old feller and you'ro anothcr for tcllin' on't.' So shc got np and flounced out into the hall. Tlic foiks all giggled and secmcd wonderfu: tickled but Jeff, he looked round as astonishcd as could be, and says he I wonder what ails Miss Grimes. I thought for the lifco' mo she wasa gwine to snap my cars, as shc uscd to whcn I was young.' I was vexcd at Jcll, anil toolc tum to lass as soon a T rmt a chance but ho declarcd 'twant 'aid feller' hc said, but somcthing clsc however, li saunueu jcsi ujkc ii, Jest then the door was thrown open, and we was invited out to tupper. So we went squee zin' and crowdin' into thc scttin'-room. Some o' thc folks pushcd nnd jammcd as if thcy was afeard thcy shouldn't git tho bcst chance. Glo ry Ann Billins sot at one end o' the table a pourin' coffec, and Jo Gipson's wife at 'tother end a pourin' tca; and Itcll yc, 'twas as much as ever thcy could dew to pour it fast cnough. Jeff, he ilew round and helpcd the ladies. For my part, I didn't fecl like cntiu' much I was jammcd up agin the wall nnd couldn't stir hand nor foot. So I told Jeff to fetch me a cup of tca and a nut-cakc, and he did and I took 'cm, and managed to cat thc nut-cakc. but somebody hit my elbow aud made mc spill tho hcft o tho tea so I stood and held my einpty tup, and looked on to sce tho perfonn ance. 1 say for't. if 'twant worth secin', I'm mistakcn. Why, iflwasa starvin' to dcath, I shouldn't bc willin' to act as some o' thcm folks did. Thcy pushcd, and clbowcd, and pulled, and haulcd, and grabhcd like crazj crittcrs. 'J was arausin' to sec 'em put dowi. tho vittals l'd a gin n sixpcncc, JCanc-y, to a had you thcre 'twould a bcn fun for you to look on aud scc the dcwins. You'd .i thought that thc bigge'st part o the company hadn't had nothing to cat since tlic last donation par ty, and didn't cxpcct to have nothing till the ncxt onc. The wimmin, as a gcneral thing. took tea, nnd cat thc cake aud pies, and so forth. And thc mcn, thcy lct into thc coffec. and biscuit, and chccsc, and cold meat, nnd such likc. I actillv sce Deacon Skinner drink six cupso' coffec, and cat in proportion. An Dr. Lippincott, my griefl 'twas perfectly a m! as- tonishiu' to mc that one mortal body could hold as much as tliat man put in no woiuler he's so fat thcy say hc gits the hcft of his liv in'awayfrom honie eontrivcs to git to onc patient's houso jestas diimer's ready, and to anothcr's jest at tca timc, andso catswith 'em. And I wish you'd a sccn thc AVidder Grimes. Grammany f how thc critter did siuff! I took particlcr-noticc of her, and I sue shc had :m awful grcat work-bng on herarni, and ccn little whi'.c she'd contrive to tuek a piccc iu to't, whcn thc thought nobody a lookin". A soon as I got a chance 1 hunthcd Jeff, aml says I "For pitv's sakc, Jeff, dew obsanethe thc Widder Gtimcs." St Jeff, lic watched fci-r a spell. "By Gcorgc says hc, "if that aiu't rich I tcll yc 'twas fun fo'r Jeff. Byme by aftcr she'd got her bag purty wcll lillcd, saysJcffto mc, says hc 'Oioxr, mother, may 1 stir her up a little?" "I don't care,' says I. So lic rcachcd forrard and hoJe) cd across thc tablc tew hcr. loud cnough for cvcry body to hcar "Miss Grimc, may I come to your par ty "My partyV" says shc "what do you mcan?" 'Whv.'"' savs Jeff, s.-ns hc, "1 reek- oncd from the size o' your bag, and the quan- tity o provisions you was .i tayin m, that you was a calculatin' to make n part v, and I thought l'd likc to comc." Evcry body looked at Miss Grimcs: and, I tcll ye, she looked as iftlic'd likc to crawl into somo knot-holo and I don't know but what shc did for she mailc her dis appearance nniaziu' soon after. And, then, thcm siminary gals gracious! how they did eat! I sposo thcy was half-starvcd at ftliss Pinchcm'n. Afore lon" the tablc was purty well clearcd, ar.d Miss Scrantum had to go to tlie uuttry ancfbnng on all twas lelr. 1 gucrs evcrytluns in thc 'housc thnt could be cat, without stoppin' to cook it, was made way with that night. Whcn thc siminary gals had cat all thev wanteu, thev amuscu thcin- Ivcs throwin' hunks o' checse and butfered biM-tiit at thc younj mcn. After most o tho othcr catablej had bccn disposed of, Davc Bunyon grcat gnmp went into the buttry and brought out the box o raisms tlrat wns to go lowaru: Lanpcn bmallcy s pcvr-rcnt, and handed cm around. EvcryliOtfy grabbcil. cspccially the siminary gals aud cluliJrcn, tilt tlicr want onc lclt tn tlie box. Men supper was aliout tin ilicu, .lanc 1-Mzy ptisticl:, ftlics alwavs a try in' to dcw somcthiuir ctinuin',) shc went inti tho s'.ore-room and "ot n chain o sas-siges, that old Miss Crocker brousht, and come nlonsli- iy and throw'd it rounil Linh Peabodj-'s slioul ilcrs. I.inh, he was standin' bv thc tca board a drinkin' a cup o' coffec. Whcn Jic felt thc sassazcs come ilonnin round his nctl:, he wa kairt, and wjiii.ked round siithlcnly and hit tho tca board, and knockcd it offonto thc floor and. smash went cvcrvthini; on it h.i madc it more airuravatin' was, thcr was a doz- cn Chanv cuiis and sr.recrs on it that Miss Scrantum had fetcht out aftcr thc folks- come out to rappcr. Thcy was some that slic tot grcat deal by; hcr mother gin 'em tcw hcr and her mother was dead. She didn't brin; 'cm on at first, for fcar thcv'd iretbrohe. She sot on all hcr comnion crockcrv, and borrercd a "ood deal at Smallev's storc, caleulatin' if any ou't was bro!e to pav for't. But whcn slic sce so many folks croudin out. she was feard thcr wouldn't bc cups cnough, fo she fetoJit out her mother's Chanv uns and ?ot 'em on the tca board. But Glorv Ann cot a- long without usin' 'cm. and there ther fot, an.l whcn ihe tea board fell, thev felllew, and cvcry onc on 'em was brokc or craikcd. Gracious how .Miss Scrantum Ioakcd whcn shc s'c hcr nrecious Chanv all to pircet. She 'didn't say a word, but hcr lips (luivcrcd, and she trem rblcd all ovcr. But shc sccmed to ovcrcorae it in a minnit. and went and brout;ht a basket nnd bcirun to rnck up tlm picccs, and I anii Jcll took hold and hclncd hcr. A "ood many o' thc comnanv had sone back into thc paifor but thcr was cnough lcft to track thc sassage roundmd, my goodness what work thcy made with em M hile wc was a pickin up the crockcrv. :dl ofa suddcn ther was a tcrrible hollcrlialoo in thc parlor Jeff and mo nishcd in to sce what was thc matter, and gracious

mni ioi- wii.it rin von snose u wasr Vhv one o them peskv seminary gals had tbrow'd a hunk o chccsc and hit Miss Scran tum's narlor lamn that was settin on the table, ana knockctl itovcr anu uroKeu au 10 uinuurs. But that want the wost on t whcrc it tum- hled ovcr it fell richt onto that plum-colored satin bunnit, and the ile run all over it in a min nit. Afore anvbodr could keicti tuc Uunnit,one side on't, ribbin and all, was complctcly rui ed. Such a siiht as twas, vou ncvcr set your tcw lookingeycs on! AU tlieilo tbatlidn'tgoon!o the bunnit was soaked upin thc papcrtliat Jeffiook, that was a lyin'nEht asideon t, and the big;est nart o tliat was sniled tcw. My ericf l how I did fcel whenl sce that bcautiful bunnit in such a condition And poorMis3 Scrantum turncd as palo as tlcath.anu susan cncu iikc cvcrj tning. I axed Sam Lippincott (tho doctors rcd-head-ed boy) who 'twas tbat throw'd tho cheese he pinted out the gal, andI goes up to herand, says I "You 'good-for-nothing little huzzjv haint vou no bettcr manners than to be a throwfn' cheeso at othcr folkscs lamps in that wav.?" Sho was a real sassy little tliinz, and didn't care a straw for what she'd done. Sho looked up and grinned as imperdent as could bc, and says she "Excusc me, marrn, I hadn't the most fcmote ldcc o hittin' the lamp. I mcant to aim at Sam Lippincott's hcad and mistook the lamp for it, I'm surc you can't blame mc for makin' such a natral mistake." Did you cvcr 1 I was a good mind to hit her a cuffasideo the hcad, butl didn't. I told Miss Pinchem on't, though, the ncxt day and she punished tlie huzzy by kcepia' her on' bread and water a week. Jeff said 'twas X vcry equinomical kind o punishmcnt Wcll, the party broke up purty soon after this scrape, and Jeff nnd mc went hum. Jeff went off to bed. Ycr unclc was out, dear mc Low I did dread mectin' him Afore long he como in. "Well," says he, "how did tho party go off?" "O, wcll cnough," sayslf "but I'm tircd and sleepy, arid wo won't talk about it to night." Thc fact is, I felt tcw mean to tell him; the truth but in the momin' when Jeff com a down, ho let it all out. Mygrief Ihowyerun cle did crow ovcr me. "Didn't I tellyeso?" says he "don't yo wish you hadn't a went?" Yes," says I, "if it's any satisfaction to yo to, know it ldcio wish soC" "I know'd yc would,' says he. I verily believc hc was glad the bun nit got spoilcd. I don't 'spose he'll let me hcar the last o that donation party as long as ho lives he is such a critter to hang onto anything. The ncxt mornin', as soon as' I got my chorcs done up, I went otcrto Mr. Scran tum's to sce how thcy comc on, cnd help 'cm rejrilate a little. Murder-alive sich asichtas that housc was, from one cnd to 'tother, Incv- er sot my tew lookin cyes on The carpets. was all grcascd up with butteT,and checse and sassages. Aud then tnc lamp nc cad uono morc mischief than wc know'd on the night a forc. It had run off thc tablc, nnd made a crucl great spot on the best carpct and I found Miss bcmntum a tryin to wash it out; 1 sot tcw and helpcd her' but 'twant nousc 'twouldn't come out. Susan, shc was a settin' cn a little stool a scourin' teaspoons, and cryin as if her heart wonlu break. hat s the matter, uear.' siys I but the poor child couldn't answer m o her mothersuKl slic was a crjm about the bunnit bcin Fpiltd. "Xo wonder," savs I, "it's enou"h to make nnvbodv cry. 1 'sposa you cnnt dew nothing with the bunnit, c.ihJ you?" "O.ycs." says Mi.s Srrnntnm, say.s she; "I've bcn lookiu' nt it this moniin and f tliink I can get cnough out of it to make n bagof. It'Il make a very nice bag and I shall kccp it as lor.g a.s I livc, for your &akt Miss Magwire." I looked at the woman with surptisc. Thcre shc t-ot on tlm fioor. a ruli bin' away at the grcase spot, nnd t talkin' ns cnlml- about that six dollar bunnit, as if it hadn't a cost more'n six ccnts. I was kind o' vcxcd at her for not makin' more fuss aliout it. I actilly begun to think shc hadn't no feclin' and didn't care for nothing. "And then," says I. "to think o' their brcakin' your bcautiful Chany 'twas shameful a prcsent fromver mother, tew aud you Kt so much by it; and I've hccrd ye say 'twas fiio last ycr mother gin yc." I was a rur.hin' on in that way when I thought 1 hccrd Miss Scrantum sob -1 looked up and shc was cryin' dreadfully. Sho couldn't hold in no longer whcn I spokc o' the C'hany. I was sorrry I said a word aliout it but it con vinccd mc that MNs Scrantum had fi-clins, dccp fcclins bnt she'd lani't to etiutrul Vm, poor woman Well, I stnyed a fpell and help ed 'cm clean up, and then I went hum. Su san went to the door with mc. When wo got outside, I axed hcr whether thcr was many provisions brought in the night afore. W told mc to comc to tho store-room aml look. So 1 went into't and took a view, and theio was tew or thrcc pnnkins, n couple o f pnm nbs (spare enouch tew, 1 tcll yc three nr four cabb.igcs, a chickcn, what wns lcft o' Dea con Pcabody's cheese, and a codfisli. "I that all?" saysl. "Yes,"s3ys Susan, "nnd half thc elicesc, and one o the spare rilis atid the chickcn arc to go for pew rent I heerd pa tcll ma so but yon musln't let 'em know I told you about it for thcy'd tliink it wrong for me to spcak of it you won't tcll 'cm will you, Miss Magwire "Xo, dnrlip," says I,"l"woti't let itout." So I went hum and as I went alon considerin tlic matter. I eomc to a vnanimnux conclusion in my owu mind, that douatioti par ties ica a Iimntiurj. AGIUCULTUIUL. Guano. The larmcre nf Mnrylnnd nnd Virginin. upon the worn-oul nil n''ihnlcoun Iry, have found in thc Peruvj'nn guano n ma nute mnrc direclly prndnciive thnn nny oll er. Tlie pnpply of gnnno in ihe ronnlry y no mcnns rqonhilhedcniand ihereiailprif'c o! Peruvian guuno at Wnsnincion ciiy haw oeen nticed from fortv dollfirc lact jrnrto fifiy-five iIollarptliiB year ihp ton. 7 n ihr iisb ol lliis manure all tlie wrilers in Knglmid nnd this country apreu upnn evrrnl rrirn tiul points, among which are Ihe fnllowitiir To kecp ilicptiano from direct contact with thc fcfdt nnd nmlR ol pl.'ints. To use it sliorlly nfiera niin. To cover or mix it wiih llic Foil inimcdin'e ly, when not uteil an lop drcst-intr. When used as a !p dreering to mix il with three or four times ilslmlk ofrnrlh, orsotue pn pungent nianuie, llnt iif Pirengih inny l,c diluied and not burn the plnnts. Guano fchnuld never bc given in conlnct wilh seeds. asit kill? tlie emliryo in jjcrrrmi- ntinn: I'or ihe Eamcrenson it mny bedoiibtfuf whelhent may imt by bcin; lard tno ncnr tho roots of ptnntc fbrce them if not burn thrm up, cprccinlly in a dry se.ipon. Itstinumhe carelully rovercd nnd mixed with ihepoilaa much as praclicable. As llic fumpn nrn ton strong. they nhould be brokeo and all put through a sieve. The mixing guano with an equal volnme of plapler rerres to fix ihe hnimonia niixed wnti lour orctx pnris ol pureoil. its volat.'le produrtnare abforbed. timl its disagreeable ymell is avoided the warmer the eoil, :he less qunntity of moislure is needed. Brown colored earth, peaty inalter, snwdusl, slicht Iy bnrnt clay, rhnrred earib, coal orpeat aidi- es. are all gooc' to be mixd ivi'h guano. We huve two tons ol African cuano, (bc ing unablo to procurc Peruvinn guano iu r ...l;.l- 1 i f i Doiionj wnicii lainienueu to nc ueu on a bout iwcnty arrps of sub-soiled light land prepnred last tall: this with our own fah ioned cnmpost of twenly Incds offiltybush- els ineamireeach tothe nrre, atthernteof twnhundred poundp, is in'rnded forcurcrop of corn nnd potatocs Ihelntter to bcplanted tiret as poon as tne earln is iit lor its rcccp- tion. I JloDthly Visitor. ASPARAGUS BEDS. These should bc dressed with a compo made of sevcn parts well rotted manure. and one part ashes. Incorperate these well together, then spread the compost a bout two inches thick between the alleys, taking care not to injure the. crowns of the roots in forkingin theroanure. This done, rake smooth aud sow in the bed.at therate of a gallon of salt to everv eifrhlv square fcet. By nursuing ihiscourse vou will have fine large karlt Asparagus. If you have not a bcd of Asnarasns now is the time lo tnakc nn for that dehciencv. by sowlng the sced.

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"WAsniXGTOjf, Thnrsday, April 20, 1S48. Mr. Douglass, of Illinob.'froui ihe Couircitrec cu territonCs, reporicd a bill providingfortbo organizrition of tht territory of Minesota, also one for thc r.rganization of Xebraska. These, together with "thc Orcgon bill, wcre made the special order ofthe dr.y for Wedncsday ncxt. Mr. Hale, cf Xew Hampabirc, aked" leavc 1o introduce thc bill, of which he gave previcus r.otice. io relation to riots and unlawful as pjrr.olsgei in the l'islric: of Columbia, and nv le a fsw brief remarks rclativo to its ob jpct. Mr. Bagby, of Alabama, gavc nolice fhathe r ou'd ask leavc to ofTcr an amendmcnt to the bill, arul should it bo comidered, hc would in n othcr speciesof crime, kiduapping, &c. M-. Ilalc said hc would join heartily'in ai-sing iaw to provcut the additional crinics M'Ljcb Mr. Bagby had n'.Iudcd to, for he had 1 en infonned that a grojs c.ise of kiduapping oecurrcd'ycsterday witbin siglitof tho Capitol, 'mt hc njut say that it was forcign to tho ob jcci of tl.c bill and that he had purposcly al shvincd from even allnding to sdavcry in con ner '.r,a with it. TIio bill was tnerelvforhold- ing the corporation liuble for the propcrty de 'r ived, and nothin? farthcr. Mr. Bcuton of .Yissouri, hopcd that tha sub- ie--t would bo droppcd, and the regular order o: bujjness procpeucd with. Mr. Calboun, of Soutli Carolina, spokcwami- Iv oa fjrc Fabiect, and in the course of his rc- liirtrks took occasion (o denounce the cfibrts which flic Xorthcrn A'olitionists werenaking to dcpmc thc Southern mcn ot their propcr ty Ile thought that if Xorthcrn vcssols could not vjsit theboutliern watcrs without endangcr ing the right .cf the Soulherncrs, the South craers would prcvcnt their comins at a!l. Ile considered that if anv tbinjr endanjrcred tho sifcty of thcUnion it wasthisslavoryqucs- lio.i, nnd he sineerelv hopeU tliat leavc to m tro'lut-e thc bill wonfd not be granted. Mr. Wcstrott, of Florida, said thcre had been no outbreak, cnd no outrage rotniuitted cxccpl by thc hidnappers, and demandcd thc veas and nsy.s. Mr. Ilalc rojoincd, denying havinghndany oanertion directly or indircctly cither liy '.iufl, speei-h, o.- si!e:i"e,'with the recent af fuir, and dclivered hiime'f at some length in rerily toMr. Calhonn. W'h'-ii hc had coni-lnded, Mr. Calhoun said that he Toa'd soon thinh of arning with a inantic as vi'h tlic Scnator fro.x Xcw Ilamp- hire on this snlijvct. J.h'. II i'.e rnntii'uc l hh rcmarks, nnd tt.tj fo!loT7cd by Mr. Ifooif, trho sjioke with raurh j :r.rul invcctive n2aint Mr. Ilalc, nnd dc Jiicl t''0 riht of Nortliern Mcn to diseuss the qu-y'La o!s!acry. 'I ;.e oxeitin dcbate was continued by Jifr-sr. Mnngnm, Calhoun, Douglass, Footc, Jnllurj a Unvis, Hanncgan, TcbnDais, I5ut lcr .uu Cnincron. TJr. JohnrTii, of J.Iarylnnd, mocd m n-in-.inl r.i?..t ptini'iliing a'.l individuals inlerfer ing wiih lave propcrty without laking any qujt:on, thc Senate .".djourned ovcr till Mon ay. "lIOI'Si: OF UKPIinSEXTATIVES. Mr. I'jilfrey, of.Ma.iH-hu5ctt.', rc?ofo a prir ileoJ juestion, and wished to ofier a rejolu tion scttins forth thc wholc-procecdings of the rpca 1: niob raissd in eonspqucncc of the cap tnra tinil in;risonment of thc runa.vay slavcs :in 1 iiropo-'jil t" raisca select connnitlcc to rc- i-i Yat ai lion thf IIoao wciihl tako to se- urc i 3 mcnibcrs from pcrsunal thrcaU and at- A deliate sprnng np in wjiich tho following pentlcmnn pMrtiripntKd Mc??rs. llhett, Iiay-ly,f-i i.s, Y'ooclwan!, .Tosrph l'.lngcrsol', Duc, Oai :e. ar.d oiIkts. Without any fartbcr ac i.on tkc Iloi!:e adjourned. VAHiJr-NGTO:.-, April 21, 16-18. The Sor.ato hcld no sejion to-day, having .vljounud ovor fo Monday, from lajt cvcning-I-'s rvVstory wilncjj, Mr. Xugant, is still in t'n! irf -crtnlile compan!on:liip of Mr. Scr-gi'nn'-at-Ainis I'eale. 'I lw Hotifc has boen all day cngaged in dis cussinp the le.xrd qucstion of sl.icry, upon h" rc o'rli-ia oll'eicd ycstcrday by Mr. l'al frcv. 'I ba'.l was openeil by Mr. Stanton. Ilf r.u.-!i' r. tpiriti'd tpeei-h on the southern a!3o c'" the qi:ef.tion. White addressing the llous'.l'o paic way to Mr. Gidding? to de lino hi piition" moro diMinctly than hc was nil i7o.d to do ycstcrday, in rcnly to Mr. Ilas k!i'j interro.iorics. Hc said that, in rcsard to t!ia iiwi! ho cn'ertaincd as to thc guilt or iin i-eni-e of thc thrca mcn in prison, chargcd iv'.C.i insiigntim !avi"i to descrt and carryiug th"tn o!T, hc had this to declarc that, if hc Itiaiielt' wcre to do what thoy areehargcd with luria d5ne, hc hn:ild ron.-idcr that hc had lone w-.-o'ig, nnd would bc justly amcnableto tlic law.s aJr:;nt such conduct. Vr. ij'auton was followcil by Mr. John It. Tlio-npson. of Kcnturky, who spoko ably on tho s .c.c f ide of thc qucstion Ile instanccd tnan a5-.'3 of pors' ml rcncontros and fights bot vi-en iiwjnihers of Congioss and othcrs, and thn pnrccd'mgs of thc Ilouse thcreon. to thow that tho porlion asked for by Mr. I'alfrcy had not heeti coniileicd as Wlonging to thc prov inoc of the Hou;c. Amonij thc cascs hc citcd wcro t!io?o of thc asault of Gcneral Houston upon Mr. Stansbury nf Ohio thc ns?ault of IljjwI .Tarvij upon .T )hn Adam?, .Ir., thc pri Ta'.e Secictary of tho thcn Prcsidcnt thc quar.cl botwecn II. M. Saunders and .1. C. "Wrht.'both nieuibers ofthc Iloiue at the timc an4thcduel beiweeu Jonalhan Cilley nnd Wiiliam Gmci. Mr. Thorapson was followcd by Mr. Ray lcy, who was very M'rcre iion Alr. Giddings, for wiii-h tho Speakcr called him to order. Mr. lloot, of Ohio, ncct obtnined the lloor, anilraadc a facctious, funny spccch, which fre quent'.y convulsed the IIousk with laushter. Hc dcnied tliat any Xorthcrn mcmbor ot Con j;rcjs had attcmpted to ir.jtigato 5lavcs to run ofiTfroni thoir owRers. Mr. I'hctt iiplied !o thii. and said that hc di.l know of an cx-meinWr who had done it. M IliOt Tcump.l. Ile gave way to Mr. Valjcy to read a papcr iinm Mr. Gidding.- dc taihng tho tl r;at3 wh:ch have lecn tnadc to h-.y hjild of his pcrson and lyneh him, as the cmtv: why the resolution f..r a jclect commit tee had liccn bronght forward. Mr. Itoot liaving Hiiijhcd, Mr. AVirk oV tainc l the fior cnd rcmnrked that as the cx trc:ncs had bccn Lrxid on tho qucfiiun, ho would likc to Le heard on the uiediutn grcunil, imd.-cshe prefcrrcl not to go on then, he hopcd ths ijouso would adjourn. Hc way ta kcu sthi.s wonl, and the lloasc adjourned o--vcr to Mcndnr. Crasd Celccbation orrnE Frf.ncii Ubto i.CTto.t 1'hr.ri.EStTY r THr. Pnr.tDt:vr in RcaAKO to Tnisr Sccr.t-ir.Y or Lr.- TAT!!.N TO FllA.NCS. L'orrcspnnJcnrf- oflltc Tnhunc. W,sni.Niro;. Friiliy;. .April 21 Tl:cr?hs hcen pronutuiamcnto inMlny iu l.ivor uf Krencli libcrty.- It is the kind of lihrrty mo?t tolernted licrc. The int!i"ary ivur ont in grand diplav a proreij:i forni"d nt tlic wes t pnd ollhecily j iradfil theavcLue and pnfc:d on to thc capitol; "All tho while. Sonorrr? mctal Mowing niaittalsounil.' Thf-liDeses ivr:c giiily rppnrifcnrd their ormu3 cc vrrinB al rorhcd and rcflected the r y ofthc sun or ra'.htr 'enrichcd thesuu- 'i ne nuers ncrc uiso uiaunguuu- .1 I Thc emeute, lioc-cr, was not only of mcn, horECF. nnd rational bcinjs the very duat s'e.-neH more than usually animatcd, aud rush ed iu wild diforder throughout thc avcnue, Very ninny whirlpools of dust enveloped horse and ridcr, pedeftrian and vthicular paEtengcre. Tltere arc tbosc who dehght in raisin the Olympic dust. says the Romati I'oer, and Irom to-day 's cxpericnce "a look cronhctcin Vienna," mi?!u suppose they ,vcre not tingularin their desire to raiscthc dust. As a rejrular oul-and-out cclehration, the day's performance ns a lailure; inacoun try viliage during eleclion-times. we Iiave vvitticsscd morepnrade anri deepcr liilnnty but nsa c.imcmmnratian of 'I'leconqucstBoI thc Dormul mind,'' the nffair wcnt o(I very odd. Those ivhnliad ''no ambition but for idea," niust havebeen prorUfcly satiffied. The rinzHip did not lurn out tnttch thcy mther ttirncd For thc most part. they folloucd ihWocli's ndvicc to Jessica ''When jou hear thc drum, And the vilc squcaking of the wry-necked fifc, Clamber not you up to the cascments then, Nor thrust yourhcad into the puhlic street, Togaze on Christirai fools with varnishedfaces." They adopted invifiihility.gonernlly. Svmpathy fiir outsidc deiiKjtietrdtions in ducrd ihe -nrly adjournment ol thc Ilouse. Tlie 5cnnte resiitcd fur n tvhile longer the popular iiiquil.es. ns romported with its morc .mstcrc dignity, utid tlien gavc in and ad journed. Assonn as the Pruffian Rcpublic is fairly cstablishcd. or "a gciitlctiianin ablouse takes theseat ofthc Cr.ar of nll thu Hussias," an olher dcmunstrution nny bc expected. Mr. Polk 'm rcvolvinr; in his mind, it is said, with what kind of punjshinenl lie phull vifit Ir. Tns! on hi.s return Irom his tnission. Ile it firet doublcd whethcr to punisli r.r reward him. Hc douhtsno loncr. Trist's tcstimo ny in the Court of Inquiry ihe Prcsident ron- j pidcrsa persorial iiifiilt. It is certain, Trist uscd liim iviifi tinglovcd hands. llut hnw punifh ihc ir.ii ii, and ;ul.pi his sucrcsf lul nc- rotialitm Ilo-ievcr mucli Trist's conduct uiay have wminded ihe amour proprc ol thc Prei-ideit, has it ilona iujury to the couiitry2 A V. thcre's ihe rub." Tnc iintvriitcn law of thc Cnstilian Mon archy pc-rniittcil no Fubjort to oxprcs- a douht ol ihe woril onci! pnsscd hv Ivinj; or Uucen tcrlimi. give ihe I're.iJeu: jurisdictiou m Mcaico tinjessaitipleth;ui eurh as l.clore en-j joycd l,y Kmg or Inipor.itnr, uhy cannot he puninli l rtst, wlin lins licen "uiliv o! more than expresKPd doidil rf ihc Iloyal word, ac rotding to UU will iiml plcisurc lfhe cnn pjer! him inrribly from .Me ico, Bfl Iu; r.hiims he can anddocs.wUy ratinol he incarcerate or n.iirpllatc him thcre? Auyhow, his Kxtvllenr.v is periilpxcd. nnd mcuii'-iips plrani-ihin;. "O. nulilocn," snvs Luran in his I rnii uun- Phiirj.ilin." w tiirh is frcely traa-!ati'd liy ihc Polk rom mcniaior Iicre "Uii, 1 ri.-t. vou Loco Mr. Grkexiiow, thc miihnrof ihe 'llisto- ryof. rc"on," whirli Col. Bcntnn did nol hke nt nll, i hssnid, uill he appointcd Seire tary of hogalioii lo France, viec I)i. Mnrlin, nromolcd loa rharte.'.hiii. Ilis hiFiorv. Col. llptilon's iihjcciiorip lo ihe conlrarv tioltviih slandinir a conqupst of the normal mind." and ho will imdouhtpdly he panicularly uc ci'pt.ihlc tn Mnnirnr Lntnanino. I he fact is, in I-'ranrc now it is all hr.t ile flhe Books." Authnrsnre up. He ulio has wiiltcn a hnr.l; is r.ipithle ol nnylhing pan e:ze anytlnni:. '-A book's a bonk, !hmi!Ii therc is ni:hiiir jH'i," and nn ntilhor j i a niinister. thoii"h thcre is uolhini' iriltim. Bul Mr. Grcenhnw is a Frhol.ir of Fnmc prc.ens.nn, an a injrni.i ol no it.iearqiiirc- mciii. n iiiii'iii navc icen wIici hc idi bccn nominaied to a heticr post. rrom Ihc Albany Argvs. D8struetie Fire. THIRTY BU1LU1XGS BUIJNED. About halfpast thrcc oVIock ycslcrdav nf- tcrnoon noon. a firc bruke oul in Ihc out housc at- hed o Ihe brick housc on ihe corner of, tnc t.hurch nnd u ttcrlo kIiccIs. orcunieil bv Mr. N. ii.nikc nriginalitis it is ihnught from .-onic hol ashes ihat wcre thcre, dcpos iied iu a bnx. A very hiyh wind prevailing, thc flamcs spccdily cotnmunicaled io ihe dwclling housc, nnd ten niinnlcs hadscarce elapscd erc it was ouo shect offlamc. So rapid, indcrd, was the progrcss- ot the firp. ihat Mr. Francis I'rnyn, tho pariner ofMr Starks, who was in thehoiifecngagcd in rcFruuir ihcproper ly, was rut oll' from egress. anci ohligrd lo leap from thc secondslory windoiv. He ivos, lurluiuilHy, hut idiglitiy injiircd. oumi me iircFprcnu w:ili great rapidiiy to I... ...i;. i...:i.i: i.. i bcnms." ed. l, ;7, ,,.nr i r-i i J 7 V vani. auuresscu io uic pcopic, ciincrcallin" up-..til-l.oi ses in rcnr ol Ch nrch street, io tho on ,i,cm tocomc fonvard on Monday and obta n row orirame limiscs on Johu slrcct. n,.;r riM.t. ,unm iii iiMi.nini" ;uiiuiii';, iuiu nv- wav Ol inn 1 .-t nv e o riock llie IJIock wa.s one fdicct ol lntionary niovcniciit. Scorcs of pcoplc stand bc flanie. and ihe grpa'rst apprehensions were I forc thcsc postcrs and attcntircly rcad them. I cmerliiincd in thc npighborhnod. Imincnsc bcard several pcrsons call thc" postcrs which coals and cinders were larried tl:rough ihc vrarnt,l dicm against mccting, "attkvmiiirj? lir. and laiulin r "tithu rnof of hinisJi at a lr.cL.vsD U at this moment in a mo"t critical considfrnhle dninnce, required the tilmost stat' a,n1 if is ilnrof5ible say what lurn aliairs rareand uatchiulncfs to prcvcnt iirnilinii. '""i t!,m onc "'"k. Thcgovcrmncnthas bcveral ronls u cre slighily damagcd in this way. The old ..or.-hou.e heiongin lo Mr. O'znrt n lll lmiltlll(7 nn 1 in .Inr n Klt u nortl "i i ioi cieiio slrcer. was set on iire in I lli'u tvny, nnd bumcdtn the ffiound Thc progross ofthc fire was finally arrcst ed al abnul half pnsl C o'clock, hnvins huru-, cd with iincrafingfury fnrsomc Ihrce hnurs. It was impossiblc last cveninjjto nsccrlnin thcpxtentot thcdnniagp, but the value ofthc htiildingsdp.'foypd rxclusive of ilicfuriiiliire oflhe tennnls. i.s esliui.ited at nboiu tirmtn f:rc thousand dollars. On iliie theamount of insiiranrc was not asccrlained. Tlienggrc cnte Ios-j. fiirnitiire includcd. cannot bc'lcs ihan S35.0C0 or $10.00. I'he entitc hlork bounded bv Churr-.h. Wcilrrlo. Dnllius nnd John slrrcie u-n. .1 i strovrd, with ihe cxrcntion ofthe imi'ldins on ti.P cornrr of Wc,,Prln nnd Dallius strpeFs hlc,.u,d.s. Phnrch o. M r I eahy, si-ua.Pd mg g nd cmcn on U eMerloslreet.nlhe block. isanion-.hc j nnd othcrs of high st.mdi, aml influfncc, lm" liuildings iles'.rnypd. On the snutll sidcofi got up a "dcclaration." addressol to Lord Clar J"hn street tlie grnntcr part of the buildings tndon. demandins local Icgislation! The promo- nre ilciiroypd. 1 he roofs of the hoiiips Ironnng on Lhurch st. on ihe opposiie block ami on Wcsicrlo street, bctwcen Churcli tl. am! South Broadway wcre inuch injured. A t thc time the dangcr was most imniinent, a rch'sraphic dis.pjtch wasspnthy ihc May orlo Troy for aid from the fire dcpnrtmcnt of thatcity. At 7 o'clork, twn companics fro.n Troy, Xo. 7 nnd ihe vohinUcrc. and rompanit-s XoE. 1 ar.d 3 Irom West Troy, piiiue don. and did vnlunble scrvice' in re lievinj: Ihp pxhnusiril firpmen l.ist Cfenintr. .iav it bclonueriMhe Alhaniaiu are rallei1. upon tn reciprocaic lhi kind act of ihcir Troy brcihrcn. AXOTHEP. MOST DESTRUCTIVE FIRE! The great firp, pome parliculars of which aro given in another part of this morning's papcr, had hecn scarceiy got undcr. when at about 9 o'clock, another brokc out in the pnintshopg ofMr. Alden, and Mix& Thorn tcu.No. 25 Green Etrcet, two doors below ths corncr ol .Ircen and Bcavcr strccts. It rpread in all dircctions. wtlh grcat ra- 1 "1 l i ni, piuity swcrpin cown ureen.un u"i includinc besides those namcd, on tho west side, theresidcnce ofMr. Geo. Hanford and several shops, down to No. 33; and on the west side ihe brick rew, includins; Churchill's gnn shop and tcsidence, Dr. Markc. L'A rive, Boyd Francc, Blair's extensive up holstery. and several olhers, nnrly all tl'iee storv hrickbuildings, down to Ko. 40, on'both sidc's nearly lo Iledson st. In Iieaver, five brick huildir.gB, ou thc south side, niostly three ntoriee, were destroyeil, occupied by W.GIadding, Vhilney ScClute, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, and raany familics in the upper sioneR. At Ieast twenty-fivc Luildingf, most of Ihcm valuahle. were dcstrojed; icsiues a greatntnount of propcrty, forniture. itc. Uy grcat cxcrtion, Mr. Pease's fiiie rcfi dcncein Geaverstrecl.and that costly struct nre, the Middlc Dutch Church, wcre prc scrvcd. The fire was not subducd ui.til af ler midnighl. We can fortn nooetimale oflhe amount of loss. Ilislar'e. In all theaJjacent streets, Broadway. tnfront ofthc E.ichanc. at the junclion ofGreen with Slale street, and all ine nujaccni pari 01 nuiison sireei, luinnurc nnd goods arc piled and strewcd in cvcry diteclion. Many arc burnt oul, andsomcno douht fhcltcrlesi. The two fires ha-c conscmed .'ull FIFTY BUILDIiS'GS, with a great destruction ol property. We rcgrct to learn that Mr.Eli Perry was severely hurt by the falling of a wall ofone ol ihc builtiins in Green near Hudson-sl. FOBEIGN TES. LONDON COIMJESrOXDEXCE OF THE UOSTOX ATLAS. Loxdox, April 7th, Friday, 7 oclock, V. 31. J Europc has lately claimcd tlic umlmded atten tiou of all classcs, Lut now Englishmcn are com pcllcd to lnrn ihcir attcntion to their own aliairs. iscvolutionary movcmcnts in .Lnglanu atm Jrc Iand r.rc no Ioii"cr secrcts. Tliat a Inrce and powcrful Lodj- of mcn aro arniing in Lotli coun-1 tries, is a fac-t wcll known to the (jovernmtnt. 1 1 have dcvotcd one cntire lcttcr, of considcrable Ien-rlh, to tlii sul.ject, and I have gained all my Ixmdon is at this momtnt in a vcrr ositated statc. Evenbody istalkiagabout thc movcmcnts I of the Chartisls. Thc Goi cmincnt, I am assurcd, I is makiii" cxtraorrtinarr nnlitarv nrcparations. i. e t dav (!;Mrifmtcd 11 ovcr thc metropolis: The l?-'k, Citom llouc, Kxchange, I'ost Officc, Somcr.sct Ilouse. Guildhall, Mufeum. l'alarcs, othcr puhlic Luildings, are fillcd witli thcsc wcap ons of war. f-cveral rcKiments"of troops are or dcrcd inimcdiatcly to London, and soldicrs are to bc (listrihatcd at various poirts, having hall car tridcs in abundancc. TJicte prccautions arc takcn to prcvcnt any disturl-nmc. on Jlonday ncxt, the day appointcd it varioeslv cstimatcd tliat fmm SO.nnn tn S(H1 000 uerons will lie Tirceiit at tliat mpiin". Tho I prc; Thcre i notliin ol.icctionahlc in thc pctition. but the Goicmment fear that somc disturhanccs will cm,uc from snch a formidablc mass of mcn. 'J o-ilay thc Govctninent have issucd a prochima- tion, forlitldiitff the umtinij! This has f-omen liat calmcd tlie miiids of thc upper cl.isses aud tradcs-1 pcnplc lnit this aftcrtioou thc Chartists (now in coiivcnnon in rilzroy f ipiarc.) passcd aunai.imovs rcsolntion that tlwy rrwld hold their propocd iiii;i-iiii. uuitwuiMuimiu;; ine ovcrnmcm procia mation 1 It is bcrause 1 know that thcsc two o. ihrcc hundrfd thonsand Chartists, now in Lon don, arc so detcnriincd, that I fcar thc worst ron Fcfiucnces. I fcar that therc will be a colli.-ion Iictwccn the troops and the pcoplc on Jlonday. I fcar that the sccncs of l'aris, A itnna and Ucr lin will be rc-cnactcd in the streets of I.onJon. i !iavc tIlU omcnt bccn infonnci, ,,T a cnt,. n,m .nnrfn.i -.,.r.i 1 1:- m the prot-cssion will not lie nliowcd to nass ovcr any ofthc Iridges, (Kcnsington Commonisi.ii thc Surry side ofthe Thamcs,) and, furthcrmore, the milit'ary will be stationed op the bridgcs, and will not penni: anv pcrson to pass, and if an at tcnipt is made ordcrs xcill lv gh-en Jar the troops to Lookin r.t the rcvolulionary statc of all Eu ropc, tlicrc is rcrtamlv jrrcat causc for alarm ia Loudon not onlv in J-ondon tut Dublin, and fac'. in thc w'jola'king iar.i. Cabinet eoancils are hcld dailv. and I am as surcd that ministcrs ccarccly know how to act. At one rouncil therc was grcat iliffcrcnrc of opin ion as to wlicthcrthcQiicchandhcrfamily should rcmain in London, or lcave bcfore Monday ncxt. It was finally decidcd that it would not bc pru dcntfin anothcr wonl safc.) for hcr to rcmain. 77n Qitmi I'lt liurtinqlam Pa'nce lo-dan for the I&'cof Ml'ihi! Yon will rcmcmbcr tlint sfic was i T.- -..(1.. 1 1 1 1-1. i i ittvituj vuiiiiiivii, w.-nio n nciiiu aml wct day ncvcrthclcss, it was decn. cd advis ah!c for hcr to lcave town. It may hc rondudcd that nothing clsc is now the topic of convcrsation in thc strccts and in honscs, but the Chartistdcnionstrationin London, anl thc Kcpcal dcnioiistration in Dublin. Ecrv lioanliiiK in tlns nictroixilis is covcrcd with nla- I. ..n i i "i in Z ',h T 1 AXmnVt StX'l T. ...:.l r iiucut "u. a lunniu.iuic (icmonstration a- pamst tlic rc.vornmcnt i fnllv dctcrmined unon by thc pcoplc. Tho Icndcrs are Smiih O'Bricn, .ucnKiicr iiuu iiiucurii. wno rcciiininend cverv man to proiide hiinstlf with a rillc or a pikc'i Itis wcll knonn that all the blacksmiths arc at work day and night, manulaciuring pikes. Thc povcnimcnt arc appriscd ofthis fact, ar.d hencc Ihe preat military prcparatious. It is bclicvcd tha: ilicillepcalcrs ;of Ircland and thc Chartists of England arc so far unitcd in onc conimon caue. that whcncvcra dav is appointcd for siriking a blow in Dublin, thc Chartists will ftrikc a blow in London. Tucsdav, the 1 1th, will probably bc thc grcat dav herc. nccordinjr to pres cnt arrangcniCBts. Tlmt liood irill be s.'.cd uw.ars rX ipcrca5C ,llc difficultics ar.d cmbarrassracnts tZ'L "li J a iv w tuurjcr U WOiier OJ tlOUbX. tcrs ot tlns importnt movemcnt sav that ihcv sympatbizc in thc prcvalcnt opinion of the pco plc for sclf-govcmaient, and thcy ask for anlrUh I'arlinnicnt. It is statcd that alarge r.nmlcr nf inflncntial Protcstant gentlcracn. who have Iiitlu.no lictn dc tcrmined Anti-Kepealcrs. have rcccntlv declared themsch-cs in favor of a ltcpcal ofthe Cnion. At thc last mccting of the Kepcal Astociation. the Hon. Cccil Lawlcss, M. 1 spoke at length oa the statc ofthe country, and said, tkat so cvtn ly lallanccd lctwccn pcace and cnarchv was its jiosition.that be bclicvcd a f ingle word would tnni the icalc. He statcd that Govmimcct had takcn the prccaationto withdraw all the Irish regimcnts from the coantry, and cvcn Irishmcn in other regimcnts; and KnjlUh troops were lcft, who had r.o svmpathy with Ircland or the Irish. (This rc mark i-auscd prcat senation.) There are 18 ships ofwar. ofall claiscs monnt ing 378 guns, with thres thonsand mcn, now on the coast of Ircland. Tlic procccdings in the Ilouse of Parliament possess little intcrest at thi.s cxcitins political pc riod, and they are not important Thc Spectator pivcs ihe buino of theweck intwoword s-an-ty nnd trirul. To nieht. however. a F"- ,i. bronghtinandptishcdatoncethroughl'OihUuus- cs, to mcet the present political stat? of the coun- trj-. Bat I can only rcpeat ths words to solcmn-; oijM-t oi tnc mccun a to lorm a proce?sion, and lanthroiiiits to whom niarc.1 to tne iioucs ot rarlumcnt. there to dc- i p,rpn i Dtrustetl bv a "TV l-A J;::u!yu?.r amonsterpetition. ,lc:ice Jiave re,oIvcd Itevolution -'Ir is too late! From this tirae forward. and probably for scr- cral wceks, I shall. be compcllcd to dcvote cvcry Iettcr lo the affairs of Ureat tlntain. Yocr most obedicnt scrviint, (Per Acadia.) THE GALAIY. MIDDLEBURY.VT. Tuesday, May 1848. PROTECTION. The intelligenco we rcceive from various n.irts of the countn- coes to show that the prescnt policy of tho Administration, in respect toProtcction. is besinnins to excrt tnc l.ilal influence which thc "Wlugs have always pre- Jictcd. A temporary distress in tho countries of Europc, and other causcs that wcre momen- tarily favorable, at Crst gave the tanfl of '4C an anDcarance of tolerable suceess. It is now in a fair way to manifest itself in its true char- actcr aud even should tho partj at prescnt in powcr bo sufTered to hold the rcins for an- other term, (which may Ilcavcn fortid:) thc wants ofthc countrv will evidentlv force them to change their linc of policy. We fhall en dcavor to lay bcfore our readers, r.: a si:(j- qucnt tiine, facts that cannot fail to s'-: tiatc these position?, in cverj- candid mind, It was only our purpose at prcfent to call at- tcntion to somc further cxtractsfrom tho Whig Review, on this important topic, "Tlie nolicv of the tiartv in power appears firit in the gettingup and managcmentof the war; f econd, but not less marKeu, in uic managc mcnt and collcction of the revenue. To de- fcnd the Crst, they advance certain doctrincs of "riht of connucst," "nro'rrcss of the spe- fcics," "Anlo-Saxon dcstinies," and the like, e;iinr theTr dcsLrns inth these phdanthropical

s. A nniianinroiixai iiyiiouic.-is sl-uims to be the ace card in the modern gamc of poli tics,and the player has one ready in hisslecve, to whin out upon occasion. If vcu argue with abccomingspirit against killing and robbing, your ears are ueaienca witli a ranting uis tourse on your dejtinies, as if therc were any comfort to'bc derived from that. Dcstiuy 1 my friend do you say it is my destiny to bc a thicf l'orhaps it niay bc with you to Icad but the path is one m which it fits not my dis position to follow you. "If jou contcnd, with a bccoming dircctncss and warmth, for thc protection of frce labor, and ofthc intcrests of the country, you arc In tcrruptcd, and talkcd down, by a gcnius with long liair, who politcly as?urcs you that you racan wcll, uut crr tlirongli Mmpncity ttieptn- all hnnian aliairs have special ilccree of Provi- that all nations ousht to uc lrea'.i;5 u"u ga.u 1 .-.1 i II T....1 t0 Ptv Uitlercnces ot race, c.'matc, manners, '"orals, mdiiitry, or hberty. ihc occupations of life arc to bo divided up amongst them; I-ng!and is to mako all thc wearing npparel, machinery, and moveablc convcniencics, while Amcrica attends onlv to commcrcc nnd asri- culturo. France will make our shoe.s, Italy our rdijrion nnd our summcr hats, Germanv supply our thoughls, and Africa furnish out our sympathics. Thus will this jolly round ball of carth be no longcr several ant-htlls, 1: rather onc vast fornucary. This is all t mt thc purpose we have bccn able to discover m a frce trade argnmonl, that occupations should lo rcstrictcd io jmrtimlar nations. Whatben cfit is to romo from the arrangeir.cnt it rc quircs the mind of a mystic to perccive." But if the fancied advantagcs of frco trade aro hypothetii-al and hard to be apprcciatrd, the argunicnts against its c-ontrary aro no less so: While England is raising a hundrcd. and this nation twenty-five millions of dollars through tarifTs laid on by frce trade throrists, we aro entcrtained l.y our long-haircd philos opher with thc followtng tliCbis "That a tarifT is unjust, bceausc it taxcs onc class to enrich anothcr." Thcse two hypothcses, first, that each nation should produee some one commo dity, or set of commodities, proper to itself; and thc othcr, that a protecthc tarifT is unjujt 'bccansc it taxcs one man to enrich anothcr," include the whole frce trade arg'umcnt; they are at onec, thcory, argunsents and premises. "If it wcre true, that a tatifT afTording pro tection, enrichcs one man to thc loss of anoth cr, then wouldthose frce trade legislators who procerd to raise half thc revenue of England, and the whole of that of Amcrica by tnrilis, bp provcd guilty of inflicting a grcat wrpng upon their respcethc countrics but ss rtattera nt.w stand with them, they are ehnrgcd, not witli thc error of imposing tarifTs, but viith having imposcd them m such a manner and in such a form as todo with fhjm the greatcst possiMc amount of injurr. Thus, while thev crv ont gamst discnminating dutict, and srgne fo ad valorcm, they discriminate in fuo.- ci ra: ticular ariicles, such as tca and coffec, and bread stufis, in thc very teeth of that favoritc maxim of frco trade, that "if a tarifT is laid it must be for revenue." In timcsof scarcitv.an ail valorem duty upon artic'cs of food, yields a bc,cr revenue, the duty risins with the priec, V England, the dutv was lowcrcd tod ratemcrc- ly nominal. The policy was advocatcd as a just and ncecssary policy, and the ministry wcre praiscd for it, but it thrcwdown and for evcr annihilaicd thc doctnne, that revenue alone is to be rcgarded, in the adjustmcnt of dutics; it proved that it tanlls are uscd at all, it is nccc.-'sary to discriminatr, lcst in raising revenue, wc dcprcss and injure the pcoplc." "Onec more, Ict tis admit the maxim, that revenue alone is to be rcgarded in layitig du tics, why then are they not laid upon cxports as-wcll as upon imports Frce trade ccono mists tcll ns that tho consumers of imported ar ticlcs pay the dutics. ar.d not tho producers, or thc n holesale purcbaicrs. If this be true, what mo'rc neccs?ary or proper than duties upon exports also, and so double your reve nue If you laid export duties ujrdn Ohio com, not the farnicr, nor the corn dealer. would pay th?m say you but the consumers in othcr parts of the world. Is it then your cxccssivc tcnderness for consumers in othcr parts ofthc worid, that keepj you to silcnt on the policy ofcxport duties?" "O no! wc know very well tliat it is not possible for us to regulate thc priccof corn in the Europcn mar kets, and if the priec.were raisedartihcially by imposts herc. thc producers would suffcr." What of that what ofthat, my sage econo mist Your duty is to raisc the revenue by thc most efiicient and coavenient means, and you are not to go about protecting odious word! these Ohio farmers, bylaying all your duties on imports. and nllowing them to go scot frce paying not a dollar bf revenue -It is outrage on humanity, when you know that Ohio fanners wear homespun and pay no rev enue, to discriminate for them, and lay your dutics upon other mcn. This is takin'n mon ey out of his pocket who wcars English broad cloth, to put ii into the Ohio farmer's, who is content with homespun a dbcrimination quite intolurablc and opprcssivc: the Dcmocracy should look to it" rPTt, bp;. t ...u r. -l rhc Gcma, at Lu'ow, after a short butpainful illncsj, has cxpircd. l JVUllCILU Ul UC THE JTCXT rRESIDENCY. r, riT J" il. mAA:n 4t,f 1 110 ume appoiniuu iur iuu mrtuMj, Nationnl Whig Convention, at rhiladelpb.a, uu-r- -(the 7th ofJuneOiso near at hand, that to j oncal dcpar.mentof tho Colle wUhm the indulgo any spcculations on thisubjcct, might j rast tn0 ears- nnncar to be somewhat idlc and ncedless. AVe "l-r deem it proper, however, to lay Lcfore our readers some facts respecting the present indi cations, in difTerent sections of tho countrj. It is well known tliat two candidates have, so far, almost entirely cngrossed thc attention of the press, and that such papers especially as aspire to Icad in the raattcr, havo very gener- ally rangcd themsclves nndcr tho banner of cither Clay or Taylor. Somo shght demon- strations have, to bc :urc, been madc in favor of othcr puhlic mcn. In Boston, Dantel eb- ster lias of course somo strong partizans. Out of MassachusettSjhc will not probably reecive half a dozen votcs for the caudidateship. Judge McLcan has also been namcd, in this connection, but no very strong current has been put in motion in his favor. Indccd, itis hardly probable that his name will be scrious ly considcrcdby the Convention at all. Cor win has a few friends, in his own statc, who will, perhaps, givo him their votes, ai the Prcsidcntial nomince but he cannot, vcry likclv, c-ommand any considcrable support even from Ohio. Ofall the namcs least talk edof.we are inclined tobelicvc thatof General he the one altogether likcly to rcceive iaj Jargest votc and we feel strongly assured that the nomination will be given cither to Clay, Scott, or Taylor. The lattcr candidate has little strcngtb at the Xorth. InXcw England, there has never j bccn any popular fecling in his favor. At the South, ho is daily losing ground, as a Wmo candidate. On tho other hand, several of the J more important statcs of tho Union have spo- ken quitc decidcdly in favor of Clay. Ile will bcttrongly supportedby JCew York, Ohio, Maryland, Kentucky, Maine, Connecticut, and Vermont, with atlcast an oven chance in Tcnncssce, Xorth Carolina, Xew Jcrsey, labaina, and Pennsylvania. We believe there is not a single state that can now be rc- garded as at all certain to give a largc major ity for Tavlor as candidate. Even in his own Itate (which has but six votcs) one delegate has openly declarcd himself for Clay. We subjoin a tab'e of the number of clectoral votcs (and, of course, delegatcs) to which each state is entiiled and their po'itical tomplcx ion, at the last Prcsidential clcction. Statcs that volcdfor Clay in 1S44. Ohio, 23 13 12 12 11 8 Xew Jcrsey, Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode Lland, Dclaware, iennessco, Kentucky, Wassachusetts, Xorth Carolina, Maryland, Total, 10a States that votcd for Polk. Xew York, 33 Mainc, 9 j Pcnnsjrlvania, 2G Missonn, 7 Virginia, 1 7 Missisppi, C Indiana, 12 Lonisiana, C Georgia, 10 X.IIampshire, 0 South Carolina, 0 Michigan, o j Alabama, 0 Arkansas, 3 j Illinois, 9 1 Total, a 1 70 j Total number of Elcetoral votcs in 18 tt 275! Statcs added sincc the last clection. Iowa, 4 Tc.tas, Florida, S Wisconsin, Total, 10 Whole number of voies in 1848, Xeceasary to a choiee, 291. 14G. THE TELEGRAPH. V,re would again call the attcntion of our readers to the great advantagcs we possess for furmshing the Iatcst new?. Papers not on tho Tclcgraph routc must neccssarilv bc a good deal behind oftcn not less than three days, and so losing the intclligcncc (so far as their readers aro concerned) for a whole wcck un Icss thcy copy from somc papcr on the linp. And in that casc, we arc of courso consider- ably sn advance. Wc are glad to find that ihe public so well apprcciato our facilities in 1 this rosppct. We have cnlarged our subserip tiun list roii'idcrably, within a few wccks, without any r-trort on our part whatever and w ic fctill lurthcr cncouragcment of this .o enablc us to mect the additional liabil ities we have incurred, in securing the Tclo graphic ncws. Our arrangcmcnts arc now complctcd, for thc"ycar to come, for rcccivingtho httcst intcl ligcncc thcre is to bc had in AV w l'orl; down to a late hour on Monday cvening the night befcre we go to press. In doing so wc incur a great cxpensc, bnt wc have detprmincd to spare no c.'tort to mak our papcr richly worth, to cvcry subscriber, thc priee he pays for it. And in thc exciting timcs to whieh wo look forward, during thc prescnt year, wo reganl ourselves as peculiarly foriunato in sccuring such anauxiliary as tho Magnctic Telcgraph. Those who have herctofore depcndcd upon the City Dailics, for the latest intclligencc, will find that, in many cascs, wc shall be de cidedly in advance of tho mails, and tliat a considerablc itcin of expcnsemaybosavcd, by rclying on our papcr. Majot Easlman, in scrmonizing of late, on thc universality, the necessity, and the utility of AVar, at length works hims'elf up tothe suni mit of a grand climax, as follows: Tlie Chris tian religion, after costing rh ers of blood, was finally cstablishcd by tho Sword Facts are stubborn things, we admit. Mid dlebury Galaxy. Weare not ablc to make out what the Gal axy means. Does it wish to be undcrstood as taking issue with us upon the statement quotcd from thc Patriot we beg tho Galaxy will risc to'cxplain.' IV. Patriot. Wc would nof'take issue" upon anything with a man of such mastcrly lcgic&- accute 2isccrn ment, as the Editor of thc Patriot Ieait ofall upon a matter offact. Evcrybody know3 that Christianity was cstablished by tlie Sword in Mexico: and anybody can gucss what indt gcstible substance was lying on thc Majors stomach, at the tirae he gavo vcnt to the mel ancholy rcflcctions in qucstion. Wc hopc wc aro undcrstood Juxior. ExniniTioK. The College Chap el was well fillcd, on Tuesday cvening, at the Exhibition of tha Junior Clasi. The exercises were intcresling, and very creditable to all concerned. If we do not misjuuge, thcre has -rjt rS?"The Loaell Gazette crcdits 'one of Punch's sayings to the Burlington Daibj Sen tintl. AjOKE,,of conrse. The PAKLOit MAGAznfE, forMay, is re coived. Published by E. E. Miles, 135 Xas sau St., Xew York, at 32 a year, in advance. Erkata. In the communication on the Scrofula, last wcck, two or three impoitant errors escapcl our notico. "Jui," ln ,nc third panigraph, fifth Hne, chould bo niflif'. "Rarest" third linc, last paragraph .but onc, should be rawest. Congenlid" samo para graph, elevcnth licc, should bc conjoined. i The most cxtraordinary rcvelations" have published of late, Mr. Middlebury Gal axy, might have been found in Hcnry Clay's lcttcr. So it seems to strikc some of tho anti Clayitcs in these parts. Wbat's your opin ion Wc 'spect not, Mr. Burlington Daily Senti ncl. Large Mail. The Middlebury Galaxy representsthat-from 7MO100 horses are nec- cssarj-to transport the mails from -Bellows iallj to Burlington." If so, 7;erc will be lots davs. Bellows Valls Gazette. GaTThe whole number of horses now ac tually employcd in traniporting the mails, on the routc bctwcen Wnlpole nnd Burlington, is 104. Mr. Moore, probably, ai well as our friend Ilolcomb, thinks this rcmarkable. Per haps nciither of thcso gentlcmen know that tho contract rcquircs the mails to be carried by four-horse convevancc and that wcre it not so, 0ne horse would sometimes be hardlv suflic- ient, especially whcn thoroadsarc very muddy and the mails weigh ihrce foarths of a ton. But Mr. Moore isao facetious! Tnn Fr.osrECT or Peach. The accounts from Mexico of late have thrown a cloud ovcr the prospect of pc.ice. Scrious doubts arccx pressed whcther the Trcaty, as amcndcd by our Senate, will be acccptcd by tho Govcrn mcnt of Mexico a govcrnment which is far from bcing a unit, and which it fecms to bc dili.'ult tokcep togcthcr lor.genough for any conccntratca action. A lcttcr receivcu in Wasliington from .Mexico, undcr dato of April 4, and said to bc from n high source, ccnfinns the doubts which have been cxprcssed as to thc final ratificat'on of thc Trcatr. A Iclter C j from a corrcspondcnt ofthe Xew Orleans Crcs- ccnt, dated at the city of Mexico, April 5th, mtimaics that much will dcpcnd upon tlic in fluence wlncli thc CommissioncM of our Gov crnment may cxcrt upon the Govcrnment of Mexico. The masses, it is said, arc not f.ivor ab!c to pcaec, while the bettcr informcd arc anxioasfor it Tho membors of Congrcss fear the masses, and are somc of thcin disposod to dodge thc question. A few had alrcady withdrawn from Queratcro, and wcre not cx pccted to retnrn in ecaroa to voto upon the qnoslion of ralification. The Icttcrsays: The Mexicans may, perhaps, make no very strcnuotis nbjcctions to thc amendmciit to that porlion of the trcaty roncerning Tcxas Iand crants hut this, takcn in connection with thc manner of the pavment ofthe Slt,000,000, a- j doptcd, may bo nn insupcrablu obstaelc. It should be rccollcclcd that wo have ruindi almost totallv cxterimnated, the commcrcc of Mexico, devastalcd hcr fields by tho unavoid ahlc ravages ofwar, destroyed hcrarmics, and reduccd her govcrnment to the cxtrcme of pcnuty. When the war is coneluded shc will have no mcans of raising a revenue to dcfray her ordinary expeiiies, which will be increas cd, rather than (Iiminitlicd, at the cnd of the war. For thc Govcrnment will be compcllcd, besides its current cxpcnsc., to rcorpanize the army noi." totally dcmolshed in order to: su'tain ibclf against thc machinations of rcvo lulionary factions." Boston Traveller, 2Sth ult. Masuai. of Educatiox, by Wiiliam P. Lyon, A. M., Principal of the Irving Institntc. We. have reecived a copy of this work from tho Publishcrs, Clark, Anstin C'o. 205 Broadway, Xew York. Wo commcnd it to thc notice of Tcachcrs. Titn Joiix-Doxkcv. Thc publishcrs of this wcll known papcr, which has takcn out n mnnnn1rrn ,i;,l lU lmnm" fnriu ....rv ...w .w. few days ago, by scnding on Ihcir Pictorial. Our facc has somo appcarancc of composure appcarancc of composure aimmoon last. cnntn leit Jiome m thciaorn it may be lonn bcfore wo see d the salo of some propcrty which lic lcvicd upon, bolotigini: to Gcr.rce I. ngain. U. 15. iiebcr Finklc, on an execntion in favorof Mr. Wirk to-day. Wc fcar i such "picters" Co., Philadclphia. S3 a-vcar. Lccv Hosmer, or thc Guardin and Ghast. A Tln nf Arnrirn nnd fln'mi! T)..fpnlPil. Bv DJP.Thompson -Burlington C. Iloodrich an'd j 1 i o it. Aicuuia. ii u aiu gi.in iu uai uiir o i -v-:.i..l. i' l-.l .t.-. State is induccd to cncourago such litcrary cf forts as the present, and that tho author ofthis, his fourlh Xovel, has not been obligcd thb timc, to seck publishcrs and patrons a- broad.Thc reputation of Judge Thompson as a writer, is cstablished and tho prescnt cfTort will doubtlcs3 bc pronounccd by all readers fully cqual to those which have preccded it. G-EiYEEAL SUMMAEY. Axothkb Foktune. Mr. Zachary I'otter, of Jtocliestcr, witli nis latncr, has pone to J-.ngland tolayclaim to a fortune ofS 15,000,000, which an ancestor of thcirs lcft in lcosed Iandcd property in thc town of Shichls j- Compctition on the Hudson Rivcr has al rcady reduccd thc fare botwccu Xcw York and Albany to 12 1-2 cents. fjy The Xcwbnryport norald statcs that mr. nr counterfcit bills of 'The Bank of Caledonia' in t, have been rccently circnlated in that town. MODERX DEMOCRACY. ''Tndemnityfor the Post". Paying fiftccn millions for foreign tcrrilorj- for which we have no use, after spcnding One hnndred millions in order to enlorcc tho pavment of three. uSecurity for the Future." -Incorporatin severaal millions of Mexicans, Indians, nnd M ulattoe3 into thc Union, cither as "frep and enlightcned citizcns" of our Rcpublic, Sr as conquercd sabjccts to bc kept in awe by thc prescncc of a standrng army; "Devotion to human Freedom" Ranting a boutthc cflbrt3 ofthc pcople to cstablish lib crty jn Francc, in order, if possiblc, to divert puhlic attcntion from thc cncroachmcnts of nc Executive upon tho "chartcr of our libcr tics"athome. Martinslurg (Fb.) Gazette. There is not inSpain more than orc Jourual to everyC0O,CCO ir.dividuals, n,i;e in Swilzerinnd thcre ii one tn 5G CCO in France one lo 25.CC0 and in Erglnnd one u, overy 40.000 pcr.-onR. In iheUniicd Slatcs thcre is at (east one Newspaper for'every 10 000 pcrsons. The AmiiEs or Eccr.ps. Acrordin;j to Ihe most recent atilhorilir;, ihe arniies ofil.e Rustia 5C3.000 Austria Frnjice Prussia. Bavaria. nnd olher Ger- man Statcs Great Britnio. 4l4,0f) 340.000 2CS.123 I33.S3j Zove and Delt. Thcre is ywv little dilTer cnee between thc man in Iovc aiid tbcaan debt. Both the debtor and thc lover roa mence opcrations by promissorv notes Z formcr rfving bills to his credilor, ar.d the 1st terscnding Mletsdouxto his fair one Th lover by piomising to cLeris, i3 hoaorl with a place in the lady's good boots;aiuithc aeht or, by promtsmg to pay, winncth a-Vission tu the creditor's Iedger. Lovc kccpoth Vj c, tivo awake all night, eo doth debt, Lovc uncalculating, and debt holdeth no reekon ing. The man who oweth moncy is ia need of brass, and so is the swain tbat'pojiptth tbo qucstion. Wiit ase oun FACTonrt9 Pailiso. Thfj inquiry is sometimes raiscd. Tho answcr ij b.-icf. k- i1', "1.;ncrei3.e -j r theTpeton J Poi'sl! TarirT.and compare it with imports ofthct prcccding ycars, whcn the Amcrican Whij; Tsr- Tlil fnll1W?T,r I o irnnncis AA .v..pJ.j vu.uparativa statcmcnt ot tho exports from Livcrpool to th principal porU in the Unitcd States, takca fi-uij official documcnts: 184J Tackagcs Boston 1C,04C Xew York 42,333 1'hiladclphia 7.743 Southern Ports 4,521 18-(C Packases 24,633 S9.2CS 10,S0D 3,5'J5 tatr Packajij. 2G,77i f2.3jl 21.SJ5 8.017 Total 70.CC6 08,095 139,104 Herc, it will be sccn, that the imports to tliis Conntry from Liverpool have bccn racr tbaii doublcd during the firt year of the opcration uf thc locofoco systcm of fiivoritism to (ircat Bn; ian. Xowonderour factories stop. Caledonia Ratiieii Dumo?3. A London raper culogizing f.lho ancient jinintings. raTs that amonc somc porirails rccently dug out oflhe Pyramida. "ihe wife ol SoloK-.orT w:.s found therc just ns tlie was painled cn ti.. cve oflier departure from hcr f.ither's hou.-.-lo share ihe ihronctrjuden. Xutotily is the rolnrofhrr cainiPin'ts prp.served, hut the bloom N stillon !ir r.'iPcU nnd lip?. aud flhe lustrc in heroye." Wc wotider which wit is mcaut.Joh:i-DonI:ey. CF At a rcccnt cxanu'nation of Law Studcntsat Rochester, tho Judge intima edtliala mnjority nftliera were namh sctills. but to spare their feelings lie would admit tlicin all to tlie Bar. Tiik Executios or Nasii We under 6'nnd that Tbonms Nnsh. whohad hcen ron victed ol niurderinK a fcmalc in ihis count Fonietwo or ihrcc ycars ngo. paid thc prii clly denounred by the luw ngamst his avYfid rrime, otrFridny last. Ile ns-Imng in Troy iu iMotiljrnmcry cnunly. wbither hehnd re niovcd his causc lor Irtal. Thc npc bv whirli hewasnt firfl siifpended brokc. he lell lo tlie groutui. He rf qncsied il.u handkcrrhicf to bc removrd Irom hw tye. which was done, and hc tei np and rimvcr scd witli ihc; bypinildprD nnlil mioldcr rnpe was prcrurcl.iiml he was then Imn. Vi--ily. ,-lhc 'vav a'. tho tranrgrcK.-or is hard." JVcyneslurtfi (.V. C.) Argui-,4;,. ii,si Man Siiot. We rcgrct io lenrn th.u n Mr. Hartncy, ol OflPHsliiir.'. ns firrd i,m oy one oi our tiiuccrs i CusioiiK!. n jew iiighls :ii:i), uhilc piulrnvoring lo tnnko olV wih pnnie smiijjglcd propcrty, whic.H had hrrn Feizcil, and ro rpvrrrly woundpd ibnt his lilc is in dangor. Wc hnvenot hcnrd all thc part!rti!arB ol lhi: alTray. but wo undrix sland ihai :he oflirer was di-chargiiiK his duty. and fircd only after thc pmugcTing par iy had rcsrtied ihe prnpcrt) from him. Ru morsaye ihat I wo or ihrcc mcn were ivoti ed at Ihc satne tirnr. Tlic occurrrncc look placc bctwpcn Mniilnnd nnd Broeknlle Prescoll (C. IJ'.J 7'elegrapJi. Rr.cntrT roc j:acio Xr.w Yonic Milk. Tnke two ponnds of limc. ono nnd aqiurtcrP.. of chalk, onc and thrcc quancrs ponnd of stnrrli 2o qnarts of rain watcr.nnd to evcrv qnart of tlio' solution add wo tablc-jpoonfnls of 'thc dropp,;i"i from a cow, whose :ccth arc rottcd awar aml 1 V livcrnnd luucs discajcil by catingdi.tillcn- s!r,p, this will give it the right co!or. Shakc it al out tcn minutcs, then scttle it ith n oft brirkl-at and str.iin it throngh a pair of window shutter and yon will have thc purc Orange county iniik. AnnifTAT M ur.nr.v. '.Dcputy Sheri? Smith shnl, and ladhj if not morlalhj mount'' A bnld nnd miwt rlntntifT nltr..n t t .fT, c, .."'1'' ,ake ",0 ol j,CpUIv oiicnii .lonn ji. Smith, of I.iv- j ingston, was made in Tachkanic on Saturdar i aitsmoon last. bnnth lelt homc m thciaorn- tortus oxen, which had been shot. Xo sale, however, took nlnce. Mr. Smith from thcnce to Philip 11 Miller's housc, and about a mile froni Ysccr's tavern. while dri- J""?!" 1'-S",h cfIrc lKen stcnneii out. mins m hfiniic ,,nl ?nKl,n.ni..

nrca at him. Unc ball pgsscd throngh th wooaen ilasli-boanl of his waggon, whih ia n bout half an inch thick, and enttrcd hi- thigh. and has sincc bccncutcut; tho o'hcr ball slruck him in the right hrcasr, passing through and lodging in his shoulder, inflicting a dan gcrous if not mortal wound. Mr. Smith, wo undcrstand, is in a very critical position, and strong doubts arc cntertaincd of his rocuverv. Hudson Gazette.. Santa Anxa exits frcm Mexico with n Proclamation. and under the protection of an Ameriean Guard, as he cntcrcd it undcr an Amcrican passport. Hc has diseharged his mission, whether it be that Mr. Po!t intend cdor not, wc cannot say, and he now retircs to Jamaica. But upon that cxit, therc is moro matcrial for rcflection, than we ean have room for in thc cxtraordinary prcssurc of thcsc cxcitin timcs. That he has been the mcans of tho sacrifice of thousandi of our couutrymcn bv the sword of Mexicans, or by thc climatc of Mexico, thcre can bc no doubt. IIc alone could have arouscl his countrymen to mako the ficrcc war against us, that thcy madc. His taJcnts, and hisjnspiringToice onlv could havo awakcncd Mexico from hcr torpor. But for him, many a gallant soldtcr, whoso bonej aro now blcaehingin Mexico, would bnvercturned to his homc and his friend?. The fatal nass' that Mr. Polk gavo him. whatever mar have bccn Iho tcmptations for it, has been tlic loss of thousands of livcs, and millions ofmoney to U3. And It is a straDgo state of tbincs, that ho whose Pass" allowcd an cncmy to penetrato through our ranks, alono could givo him n 'Pass" from his countrj-mcn. whom, no douht, ho did hisbest to defcnd A'. Y. Erprcsr Lowell Electio.v. Wc learn from tho Lowell Conrier ihat ihc clection in that city, on Monday, resultcd,inthc choicc of Icflcr son Baucioft, Esq.

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SENATOR FOOTB. Wc bclievc that we worc among the first who had tho honor of bringing into irablio at-tcntron-Mr. Senator Foofe.of M.ss.ssippi. Wc were present in tho Senate whcn hemadc his maideil eflbrt, his grcai t hree davs harang e w tte TenRegiment Bill. and tho conclti sion wbich wc came lo was, that Senatorloote was nn ass. This was the cspreacd judg mcntof evcry gentieman vho bearf tha sncceh with whomwo convcrsed. Our first imprcon of Mr. Footo has not been changed l'v his subscqucnt cfibrts, bnt rather conurmcd. We alwavs read what Mr. Footc says, upon the tamo principlc that wercad ajokc.lor thepur tuho of r.musement. 'i he latest display Mr. Foo' has made was in a debato upon a mo lion raado bv Mr. llale, of New Ilampshirc, to brin" in a bill for the protcction of procriy in th" District of Columbia, vrhichhaving ong inatod out of the recont attcmpt to dcstrov prcpertv ie the District by a mob. called forth Jdl of Mr. Foote's opposition. Tho great and listinctivo elcmcnt o'f Mr. Foote's grcatness is impudencc, of that kmd vuigariy caiicu vross. .!I fraded (derradcd) npon thc Mississippi basis, which rcpudiates the old- fitUlOnCU HOIIOBS Oi ucui jw. iuji iuiu ciiiuinvra the rr.ore couvenient one ot ncver jiayinji. Jn his specch on the Tcn Rcgiment Bill, he mdarloot to densonstrate that it was pcrfectly right and prcper for thij nation to steal as mach of Mexico as it pleascd, becaase Jlcxico wss too weak to successfully resist. And in ilic dcbate upon Mr. Ilale's motion, in the Sen ate, on the 20th instant, Mr. Foote givcs his vlcws upon raob or Lynch law, which he open C-Jorscs and dofends. lle doubtlcss bc- licvcs that he would bc unworlhy to Tcpresent surh a 'hfch spiriled and pallant Statc," if he ilhl nnt iuiiy nccord with thc wisdom and jn tico of thismrt of hcr judiriarv Fvsteni. Wc o'io!o froai the Dailv Uuion. Speakins of; Mr. Ilale, Mt. l oote says 'If he reallv wis.'ues "lorv. and to bc rcgard- cd as the great liberator of the blacks if he wishcs to bo partieiilarly distinguishcd in this 'ause of cmaucipation, as it is called Itt hira. Inslcad of reaiKiiing here in thc Senate of iho Uniicd Statcs or insicad of secreting himclf foaie dark cornerof 2few Ilampshrrr, whcrc mav iKiasiblv ceapo thcg'ust indisnation of r 3il laen throughoiit this republic !et him vi lt ihe caod State of Misif?ippi, in which 1 liave the lionor to reiide, r.nd 110 doubt he itIH 1 rcecsTed with ;u;-h hosannas and shouts of i jx ai Imrc rarcly marked the reception of rm ipdhidual in this day and generalion. J i i.'.m there, and triil tell him hcforelmud, in iMl.oucsiy, !'iiU he couhl not ttn nuic.i in'n l' r inlrrior, hrfure lc vrn'd rtmr.- oue of Ihe irlest Lr:n y' tht o'-tf'. -i rnpe armtnil hfc tierl; rri.'A ih( apprt'n'ini i f rvc: .j virtuoxs i:h: yatn"!l: c'f'-o) ai.'l ihut. ,'nciit.ary, IshouUl r,y J v.iH in i.ir i-pt;.: u.n. J re wo havd ?,lr. Footc in'liis truo rolor? tt-j inr.-ui. nirty lir.cgn-.an of a M i.-sissipp? mob. Fcr thi duty he oirrrs fis'n Toluniecr i.ike I'r'it Anilrr, in Qucnt'iii Durcrard, ivhoni 1 y the r.-ay he stnnuly r.-st'mbhs, nothin; "crculd cive h'm so great jilcasurc as to liave a I.ir.j:"i. and bo niaMer of tho eerpinonie? e ov.n w are sonieuliat sunr.iM 2. that turl: lmguagc lT.as prrmiitcd to bespoken in the U uliaJ Siatea Senate. JCo onc, liowever, wouhl ?peafc it liut n contcniptiblo knave like iootr rVhc Senute will soon lrne that hohl whii-h i tiov has upnn the intelligcnre and respeet of ir -...on, ii fiu-n cuampions o: mou violencc. r.n sath pra-tib-er? of impudence are ruflered :-j havc thi-Tr own way. The ivholo deliate, o( Rhich the .-iliovo estract form1; a p.irt, is dcep- .y intcreshns, and tre rcgret that tho prefsure upon o'ir co'uunnprecludes tlie possibility ci .?.1tcliTnrT il Iefn .ll no is "JA.toit Bunxs Major Burns' Bame n eloc'y ldcntified tvith the l'illow x mnnnuo.-i nm the "Leonldas" lctter. Tha St. J.o-iis New Kr:i thns relates tvho ho is: "Ileis- a "-iaTinater his brothcr was, and perhaps i: Tet. clerk of the court at .TaclcsAn, Jlississippi. i j M-i'mr ueil to make tlie fircs, sweep the rourt-room. r.nd ;o forth ivas a rampant Lo rofof o, rn-1 gnt to be a paym.nler in the new forces Lxiston A:Ics. At t'.e Counr Conrt in Butland, Sarah Bu?r tias reiovered 5375 ngainst Aaron J. Lovektid,for a breach of promiseof marriagc. OrF.xiso or TitE Can-als. l'hc Cacal Comuiijsioners had ofi".ciallv announced Ihat tha water would bc Ict into the State CanaL oa Mondar, tho firtt day of May. R.1TIFICATIO.V OF THE TrEATT. TllC following is ari cxtract from a leiter from tlie. City of Aleiico, datrd iMarch 30th, in tlie Ievv Orleans Crescent "There is an acknowledgmcnt in tlie Mnnitor, of thc witht'rawal of a feiv Dep nties from Queretaro, who havc statcd thatthey will not return, and givc as thcir reason, that ihey do not wish to vote fnr pcace. If this is so, and thc iMonilor is very gooj authority, it argnes to mc that a lircach ;ill opcn hetucen the memhers .f Conrjrpss that it will be diflicult for Pena and Rosa to heal. The withdrawal ol finc or two membcrs, nnd r stich a prctext, will open the road fnr others to bolt; and as those uho hare retired ured patriotism is the mcentive to thc act, 1 mucli fcar it uill lic caucht at bj many others who heve been searchiug for some cxcuse to e tade a mic ou the quesiinns of peace or war. With the masscs, pcace is not ovcr pnpnlar, nniwithstaiiding thc wcll-inrormed firoplc are to anxinns for it; and it is the Hnses that these Deputies fcar; and so foaring tlietn, majiy'of them will catch at any Cacusc to avoid an cxpression on tlie issue." 1 EP.Uir.LC AND l'ATAL ACCIDr.XT.flllSS BndgctiMonaan, a younirlady o(2l vears, daujjhter of Mr. Morris Moiigan, residing fu liham Strcet, and an operative in the Ilanultoii Ivlills, was crossing Merri- macK st. near u elles Block, on Jlonday afternoon last, uhen a runaway horse.with Oic forc whoel of a bugiiy altaclicd, camfc upon hcr, caught her inside the wlieel, and her drcss becomiug attached to thc step, ilragged hcr thence some thirty rods npon thc pavements, to thestablc of Pearl Hunlress. Shc was taken np liorrihly mutilaled, and survivcd only a few tnin-otes- The prosession that attcnded her funcrsl on tVednesday was the larfest ivp havc sccn in Lowell. Lowell Gazclte. FROM NEW MEXICO. jMlhcr Dalllc FoughtOur Troops Tricto- nous fo'jTUcn Lannon Captured. By Telegraph from Sl. Louis lo ihe Pilts btirgh papers. we liave confirmatorj ac ronnta ol the haule fousht nl ltoelm, sixlv milesfrom Cbihuahua. The Aniericnns were vir.torinus, nnd the uevcrnor of Chihu:ihna. foarlcen pieces of ariillcry.and a larne num- ier ofpnsonerE were taken tiv oor forc!B. The lofs in Killcd and wounded on bothsides k rcprcscntcd as heavy. iCz The newspapers are publishing n vc. ry Icag piecc ofthc Iale John Q. Ad'nras' po eiry entltltd i he WnntK nf Mnn At.n Rnsnmny ''wanla," bot we do not thinklhnt wjmj poetry ic oncnfthem. Lt-ouisv.Be Jour. BY BIAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. KEPOKTED FOll TIIE GALAXY. New Tork, May 1.3 o'clock, P. M. Slevolution in Veneasue- laCongress Beath of Senator ixshleyFire in E3ew York. Advices from Venezuelu to Aprll 1st, state ihai the rcvolution is goingon with ar.tivity. We haveuo details. Senate. April 29. A mcssnrje wasrc- ccived lroni tho Prcsidcnt in regard lo tlie requestof Yucatan n&king miliiaryaid from the United States, to prevcpt fiirthcr massa cres of thc Whites hy thc Indians. Mr. Hannegan proposcd to refer thc meeSage to ihe Coramit'ec on Foreign Rehttions. Mr. Calhoun thought the proposiiion rather ex- traordmarv and dannerous. He nail noned that the Mexican "War had provcd a lesson lo Mr. Polk, Hodse. Mr. McKav's motion to reconsid- er the vote of vesterday, on letting out Gov ernment bindirlg by contrart was bricfly dis cu;sed and postponed. A mcEsagc was re ccived in rcference to Yucaian iJifncullies. Mr. J Kockwcll moved to refer it to the Coms mitlee on Terrilarics. and spoke. on tlie sub- jcci ol annexinj: new tcrrilory to Ihe Uni'.ed States. ftlr. Slcpiiens oi ucorcm niuvcu that the mcssngo be relerrcd to a special rommitteeofnine. Onmouonof Mr.BotlF the messare was referrcd lo ihe Conimiiiee i i .i on f orein Keiations. wraerco pnmeu. Adjourncd. Senator Asalcy dicu soon auer. A fire broke out last night in Sixteenth St., in which threc liouses were con sumed. AIso .another in Twenty-eighth St., in which a boy, aged six, and three horscs perishetl. Eveiiing Rcport. Ncw-York, Monday, 7 o'clock P.M. E. G. Grcenwood. mateof the hri Col. raylor, of Bcverly. inst arrivcd from St. Jago, Ctiba, was arreMed this morniiig. on charge of having inurderrd Win. Coi bylc. a Scaman on board the Taylor. Jt is alleged tha Grcenwood killcd Coibyle, hyablowofthe Ship's ax also, that he tricd to induce the mtirdered man and the Ftew:rd to aid him in killing the Captain, and runniii" away with the vessel. t firc orcurrcd in Philadelphia last night, which destroycd two buildings on iXinth St., five hnildings on Fourth St. and fevercly damaged soinc cight or ten other butldinss. Coscr.F.FS. Potli liouses adjourncd at an carly hour to-day, aftcr havinsj culo- aizcd Senator Ashley. Mr. Johnson ol Arkansas adjourncd the Ilouse, and Messrs r.orland and Brcebe thc bcnate. A Locomoiive exploded on Reading Road to-day. Nagcl, ciiginecr, and Gafi ney, fircniati, were killcd, atul four badly .voundcd. There was an exp'o sion of firc-works it Ciuciuuati, by which" two were killcd, iiid thrce wcundcd. Iowa Elcctio". llarlan is clccted sa jicrintendenl 70 iir.ijority. Accounts from El Paso. Price Ieft Ghi liuahua, with his whole force. Another rerolutini enected at Santc Fc. The Mcxicaus are very insolcnt. Tlie McthodistConfercn-c is in Ecssion Bishop Hedding presiding. Vtr.r.iN'A Ei.ection. Returns from 25 countics show a Dcmocratic gain of two delegates In thc IIoiisc of Delegates, there arc 72 Whiss lo G2 Democrats. 7 laiLTSS from EUfiOPE A.?TTrtl rt n -m -T; it rt .ew-Vort, April 29, S o'cloik, I'. M. The Pnissiin troops are adrancing in intn llnlslein. The King of Dcnmark has Ieft Copen hagcn, to join the army. llungary haa dcclarcd herself indepen- dent and chosen Arch Dukc Stcphen King. At Bantren in thc Tyrol the citadel had yielded tnthc Provisional Govemment. In Prussia preparations for war are ac tive. Serious dislurbances Jiad taken place at St. Petcrsburgh. Some disturbances at Cologns but thcy were supprcbsed. TheSicilian Indepcndcnt Parliamcnt in session. Large mimbprs of troops are conccnira tinir on the Sardinian frctiticr. Thc Aust.-ian and Sardinian troops are approaching each other iu Lombardy, in thc Venitian tcrritory. Evcry defile is guarded in order to prc vent Austrian cinforrcemcnts entering It- Continental advices in Livcrpool, atc mucli more satisfactory than for some time. In Berlin seveial banking houses have failed. The Chartist mecting was a complele failure and passcd ofTquietly. The spec ial constables turncd out. Evcning Rcport. Louis Phiiippe arrivcd atNew York. with hisfamilyanda fewfriends. Hc pafsed hy ihe name of Yillison. He looks care-wo.rn, bulis in his usual licalth. E.vcla.nd. The Chartist pelilion hnd becncarried lo Parliamcnt, by nppointcd depulies. TheCh arlist mcetinirs called in Manchester Gljsgow had fallcn throunh. Ikeland. Noimportantchangessince the ih. Poople nppenred to be ivniling ihe movcment ol Parliamcnt. Rcpcal excitt incnl coniinues strong. Fbaxcc There is bnt little improvemcnt in the 1'inar.cial aflaira of Francc. Tlie workmen were in full insurrcction r.t Toulonse. Tlie poo ple at Strnsbourg wcrc in eollision with the mili tary. Serioas disturbances had brokcn out a mong the laboring classes of llavre. Great ex citement throaghout 1'rancc. s Dcnmark is prcparinp for war. Vcnice is nhout declaring a Hcpnblic. Kussia has sent Jarcc bodies of tioops to Odc na and Turkcy. It is rcportcd that Gcrmanyhad dcclarcd a Bc pnblic Not gcncrally crcdited. French ConTcntiou mcets 4lh May. Outbrcaks rcportcd in Ircland Paris is in-a fcrracnt. Bands of peoplc patroll inj; the strects. Austrian Army tcithdraicn to Lodi! Figlt ting on Ihe Conlinenl! A baltlc had 6ecn fought at Rcrashurgh io, Schlcfsing. The Holstein army wasdefeat cd. Loss prpat on both sides. A battle was cxpeclcd onthe banks ofthe Minho. iMantua had fnllen into thc hands of Lombardy. Thc Austrian Gcncral was taken prisoner. Verona has proclaimed a Republic. Tisor, Jr.ay 2, 9 o'clock A. M. A most detructive fire broke out last night, in this citr, ai hnlf-past nine. It rased till midniclit. It commenccd in the stables in ihe rear of Ilal stcd's Jtcchanical Ilall, and bnrnt all the houses bttween Fcrry and Congrcss Strcets. but one. Many valuablo buildings bunicd on Rivcr, Con grcss,and Fcny Strcets. 27 horse3 were consum cd. Loss very great. A letter from Thamcs, Oxfordshirc, England datcd Scptcmbcr 20, 1847, says If you could inforra mc regarding an agcncv for the Lithon triptic Mixtnre, if I could obtaln it &c, 1 should be glad. We mucli admirtd the style in which it is put up, and havo been strongly convinccdof its great curativc jiowcrs. It was tried herc in a case of worms in a child.and with pcrfcct sncccss; a case of dropsy also was curcd ly it; sotnc num bcr cf cascs of eruptive discascs fi-c. I could scll a large qnantity, indeed my friends havc oficrcd me thc moncy to forwanl for a few dozcns of thc articlc, but I know not where to addrcss my lct ter, savc through you." This was handcd us by a gcntlcman from Canadawhofonvarded a quan titv of Yaughn's Mcdicine to England for a sick fricnd. Such is its charactcr all over the world. Call at the Agcncics in this paper, undor Great Amcncan IJcmcdv, and gct a pampulct. W. P. KUSSEL. Agcnt. From the Daily Mail. It is willi a great dcal of plcasuro that wo can say that wc are daily hcaring of new cases whcre thc Sarsanarilla nmi Tomato Bittcrs, which are sold hy Urown, Xo 0S Washington strcct, are cf- lccting most astonislung curcs m puriiymg ine blnod nnd asaisting digcstion. Many of the phy ficians havc taken qnite an intercst in this com pound, nnd it is comidered by thcm the best arti clc now iu use for jauudice, indigcstion, loss of appctitc, wcakncss, and all eomplaints ari- sing from impurity of the blood. It is rcally the tcst mcuicir.c now in usc to purily tnc uiooa anu cradi catc all humors from tlie svstem. It is a very plcasant hittcr, and casily taken. Wc can recommcnd it, with the jaeatcst confiucncc, to our nunicrous rcadcrs. Don't takc our word for it, bnt trv ono bottlc and satisfv voursclf. 1 j 2w. W. P. ItUSSEL, Agcnt. A SwiMJiiXG or tiie Head, like evcry oth er disordcr"d motion of ihe blood, is owing to cornipt and stagnant humors whUh, when iloat ins in thc scncral mass of the circulation, arc thc causc of bcadache, giddincss, palpitation of the hcart, and many other unplcasant symptoms, and whcn thronu ujion thc various jiarts of tlie bodj-, are thc causc of evcry jnalady niciucnt to man. The Indian Vcgctable I'ills arc ahvays ccrtain to removc hcad.ii'he. eiddincss. nnd everr comnlaint becanse thcy ccmptctcly rid thc bodr of all mor- uid humors, and everyluing that is opposed to hcalth. Wrisht's Inuian Ycretable I'ills also aid and improve digcstion, and thcrefore givc hcalth and vigor to the wholc framc, as wcll as drivc discnsc of evcry Lind fiom thc body. IScnare ol' Coantcrfeits of all kinds Some arc coatcd witli t ugar, others are made to rcecmblc in oulnard appcarance thc original mDiHciiic Tlie bUtc'At r.oue ia, to purchaic ul tlie rcgular ngenti only, uneorroore nf uliuin may bc fuund in ctcry iilf.i7cand tciwn in thc Stalc. Vt". 1. Buisel and S. iloody, Agentj. A YOICE FROM VERMOXT. Tunbridge, Orange Con Yt., Kov. 25, 1845. Mr. Scth W. Towlc: Dcar Sir I hcrebv ccrtifv that onc vear ajo lat Junc, I was violently nttackcd with a t-old congli, witli a Inme siue and stomacli, and was not frce from a couirh duriii"; that stimmcr. In Dcccmbcr following my cough incrcascd to an a larmins extcnt, so that diiring that wintcr I lost abcnt thirty five pomids of flesli, and phvfician' with whom I adviscd.couM (ftvc ine no rclicf. Jt vrs thought by all that I should ncver recovcr. As my good fortunc wpuld havc it, in March fol lowing, aftcr snfiering cxcccdinply thronch tlie wintcr, I hcanl of the bencficial cflccts of Wistars Balam of Wild Chcrrv. bv way of a friend who had rcccivcd thc grcatcst bcncfits by the use of thc articlc, and was mduccd to makc a tnal ot it mysclf, nnd no words can c.tprcss my obligatinns to that fricnd for thus recommendin this artirlc to mc, and at thc critical momcnt, hc did, fjr I had not taken up onc bottle bcfore I was com plctely curcd. nnd from that day to this havc I not been trouhled with a couirh. I can checrfullv recommend it to all, as bcing a remcdy of great value, hoping others may be induccd to tty it, and thus hecome convinccd of its mcrits, and perhaps savcd Jroni tiie latal grasp ol consumption. FREEMAN XOYES, Xone gcnuinc unlcss signcd I. BUTTS on thc wrappcr. V. P. llossel. Agent. BRIGHTON' CATTLE MARKET. Tiiursday, April 27. Rcporfed for thc Travellcr.J At market 27.") Becf Cattle. 21 pairs "Work ing O.ten, 47 Cows and Calves, 800 Shecp, and 1800 Swinc. Piticr.s Becf Cattle Salcs at $5,75, C, G.50. S7.25. Working Oscn S.tlcs limitcd at S85, 100 103. Cows and Calves Sales at S21, 27,33, and 37. Shecp S2,50, 3, 4, and C; one cxtra lot at SS. Swine Sales quick'at 5 1-2 a C l-2c per lb BOSTOX M ARKET. A pril 2G WOOI Saxony flceccf, 42 a 45 Amcrican full blood 38 a 40 do 3-1 32 a 35 do 1-2 SO a 32 Common 1-1 brccd 28 a 29 MARRIED. In this town, on tbcf 18th ult., bv Rev. Mr. nubbard, Mr. Eli Austin of New Haven, to Miss Charlotte M. Sumner of Middleburv. DIED. In .Monkton, on the 1 7th day of April, "William Kiles, Esq.. a soldier ofthe rcvo lution, aged 92 years. TTTE AKE XOW RECEIVIXG, AXD OF- 1 1 fcr ior salc, a hiuii-k, seiectRm 01 0pving 0iimmct (6oous, ronsisting in part of SILKS. MOHAIBS. I)E LAINS, ALPACAS, GIXG11AMS, IVWXS. MUSLIXS, PR1XTS, &c. &c. A full asfortmcnt cf BIXACmSG AXD JIEA Ir COTTOY-Also CLOTIIS, CASSIMFJtF.S, VESTINGS, AXD SUMMEli CL OTIIS A-LARGE VARIETY. will spcak for thcmsclvcs, both in pricc and iiv-. iVe W1SU luC W1I01C OJillliiUUUV iU UUUV13UI1U that our assortment of Crockcry, Glass Warc, Hard Ware and Mirrors is Iargcr and bctter than can bc found in this vicinity. i -0. jpproved Qrcdit, most kinds of prodacc, and Casii. arc onr terms. X B Thc hiehcst pnce paid ior uoou uutter. NASH GOODRICH. Middlebary, May 1, 1848. luf. AND Mns. C. WILCOX, would rcspcctfully inform the Lndics of Middlebury and vicinity, that shc intcnds carryfns on the abovo busincss at hcr dwelling two doors north ofthe Congrcgational Church, and will cxecute ordcrs for work on the shortest notice. lionncts cleaned and othcrwise repaircd in a tastcful, fiithfal and fashionablc manncr. A Bharo of patronage from thcLadics of this vicinity is solicitcd. nuuuicuury, jiay isi 10-13. i All pcrsons indebtcd to thc subccriber arc rcquested lo call nnd setlle immedialely. nnd savecost. C. iM. S1MMONS. Middlebury. April 15th 1818. 1 AUCTIOK A Iarce sfnck of Good. consistintr or rjroaar.ioths L.assimere9. bi ks. PnniB. and a large lot ofKeady Madc Clnlhing. Crockery, Urocene, Mardvyare, kc. &r., will bc sold at Public Anction, at Ihe Slarc lnlcly occu pied by A. Chaprr.nn Sun, ln Miuitlebury. commcncing onThursdaj', nl 9o:clo-.k'm ihe lorenoon. 1 erms ot salc will c made knowu at the time of sale. D. S. CHURCH, SaEKtrr. Middlebury. April 27th, 1S1S. 1:1 Two superior Herlord Bulls will s'.and at my place thc cnsuinjj seasoi" lor thc colc benefit of the public. Ternis $1.00, pay down. Nolliingneed bc f-aid in rcference In Iho superior cxcellcncc oflhis' blood ol Cat: le, Ior in the threc general chnrnctcrislics of any breed. namel)-, lorOxen, Aill and Becl, they greaily cxcclls. A. L.1J1KCHAM. Cornwall. April, 23, I84S. 1 3w. RUTLAND BURLINGTON RAILROAD CO. Two asscssments of five dollars cacli have bccn ordcrcd by ihe Direciors oacach sharccf thc cap ital stock "ofthc Rutland and Burlington Railroad Company cns made payable bn the first day of Aiav next, anu n:c otiicr on tac tentn aav ol saia May. Paymcnts may bc made to thc Banks of Bur lington, Vergennes, Sliddlcbury, Rutland, Black tiivcr or liellows Jtalls to tlie Ulicslnrc IJank, Ivccnc, X II., to tdward Pickcnng Esq, Io. CO State Strect, Eoston, or to the Trcasurcr at hij oflicc in Middlclmrv. SAMUEL SW1FT, Trcasaror. March 18, 184S. 1E1 DliMlffl, The old linc of States rommcnccd runninr on jronday, the 24th of April. in connection widi thc i.akc t-hamplain btcam iioats, bctwccn Jlid' dleliurv and Larrabce's I'oint. 52: tf B. B. BROWN, Proprictor. No Trust aftcr tbc 2d of May. Old account3 must bc p.iid soon. Most kinds of producc rc ccived in paymcnt All goods will be sold low for cash or rcauy pav. 52; tf. S. MOODY. THE LAST AIL Thc subscriber will remain in lown until thc first ofMay next, and will attend to thc settlc mcnt ofthc accounts ofthc late firm of Gravcs& McKcand, aftcr which time thcy mustpa into other hands for collection. L. II. Gkavjs. Middlebury, April 20,1848. :.2 ADDISON COUNTY Grammar SchooL THE Summcr Tcrm of this Academr will commcnco on MONDAY, THE 8TII OF MAY. D. A. BOWE, Pi:iN-cir."i Middlebury, April 18th, 1348. 51:3,w. S. PEARL LATHROP, TsT. D, rnYSIGIAN STJRGEOr. At thc rcqncst of sevcral individuals, Dr. L.i throp will hold himsclf ready toattcr.d to all who may dcsire hU scrviccs in th'c practicc of Jlntn cine asi Scr.ccnr. 4C:tf.. STRANGERS visiting the city arc rcspcct fully invited to call and cxaminc thc largest stock of FASIIIONABLE AIADE Spring and SummerClothing. which can bc found in this citr, consistin" of asiimirctts, jrmmetts, irap u ctc, Xwccus, and a general assortment of all kinds of Gar ments made up in a superior manncr, and will be sold atpriccsthat cannot fail of insuring satisfaction. Call early at BROVvTN, LAWRENCE STICKNEY'S, Nos, 6, 7, 9, 1I3 and 12, OLD STATE HOUSE. Fronting Statc St., BOSTON. FLOUli. A lot of EXTRA SUPERFINE FLOUR. one ofthe best Westcin braBds. Just receii-ed bv Feb- 7. FRANCIS SON. WANTED Incxchanecfor Cash and Goods 50.000 Shccp's Pclts for which the higbcst price will be paid by f nin fl,T Most Extraordinary Work TIIE MARRIED WOMAVS PRTVATE 5EEDICAL COMPAKEOiT ET DR. A. 31. MAURICEAU. rrofcssor of discascs of Womcn. Sixdi Editiom. 18mo.pp.240. Price Sl. 25,000 Copics sold in Threc Months "T7"EARS of eufTcring.of pbysical andmcntalan 1 gnish to manv an aflectionate wifc,, and pe cuniary difficultics to the husband, might have bccnvpared by n timcly possession of this work. Itjis intcnSed cspecial'y for the marricd; or those contcmplatingmarriage, as it disclosc im portant sccrcts which should be kuown to them particularly. Truly, knowlcdge is .powcr. It is hcalth, hap pincsi, afllncnce. The revclations conLiined in its pagcs havc proved a blessing to thousands, as thc innumcra ble lctters rcceived by the authorwill attcst. Ilcre. also, evcry femalc can dicovcr the cau scs. ympttnb. and the most cflicicnt rcmedics, ana most cenam mouo oi rua-, iu n'mnt ti, which hcr sex is subiect. Un tne receipi oi une jjniur, jiaimu Wonian's J'rivate Mcdical Companion" will bo -:nt (ii'ayrcc)toanypartortlic unitcu ataics. All letters mnst bc ndllrescd, post-paid". to llr. A. M. Mauriccau, Box 122t, Xcw York City Publishing OfPcc, 129 Libertv-strcet, Jcw York. Travclling Agcnts are informcd that a fcirdis tricts in Massachusctts. and two other Effitern State, arc yct uncngaged. Apulications rcccivcd (post-paid) as abovc. j v .fiHonVTJPfi tiPei!3S3P" J. r.. For crantin" licenscs.will be hcld atthc Court- housc, on Friday the 5th day of May uext, at ono o clock 1. iU. 15v ordcr of tho Assistsnt .Tudcs of the Coun ty Court. GEO. S S WIFT. Clcrk. Middlebury, April 22d 1S4S. 52 2y The subscriber has jtist reccived, from .the Rast.someof ihe bc-t and latest improved Ma chincrv. nnd has fittedup his enlire wurks in the beat posible manner; and being Rrateful for past favors, would asain annoanceto iiisirienas, customers, and the public gcncrally, Ibal hcis rcady to receive Wool to manufnctnre into Cassimcrci, Plain-Clcths, and Fiannels. Alsohc is sanguine to believe, ly reason ol j and is determined he irii not be surpassed, in lnanufacttiring cloths, for I)ura!nlitij af service and Permancncyot color, by any establishment in the County. Those wis'hing to have wool mmufactured will find it to be for thcir intcrest to give him a call. Wool manufactnred on sharcs orby the yard, at'lhe opiion of the owcers. EDWARD PHAIR. N. B. Terms adapted to the timcs. E. P. New flavcn Mi!!s, 1&13. 51 Gai. STOCK SELL1NG OFF FRANCIS SOX, are sclling a large quanti tv of Atlcss than C03t, prcparatorv tolcaving for mark et April 4th 184S laadles' School. TIIE Sifer Verm oCthc School for Young Ladics and Misscs, at thc chapel ofthc Old LiVcademv, will conimencc on Wedncsday thc MSth dav of As&t 1848, and contique clevca wceks aua a nau. t,n.f Coursc of instruction, Teacheni. and tcnns for tuition the same as during the past year. Arrangcfucnts lac been madc ft furnWi boarchwircasonabla 10105, at thu school build- duvsT forpupils comitis frmn a distancW OZ1AS SEYIOUR. Middlebtiry.Ajmi-Wj 1818. Ti.iLu,if Middleb-iry Female Seminary The Spring tcnn of 14 wccks opcusonMon day next, April 17th,nndcr rcore than usually favorable circumstanccs. Mi. Martha II. Clemcnt, daughtcr ofthc Rev. Jona. Clcment, D. I). an expericnccd and acccptable tcaeher, and Miss Charlotte J. Landon, so well and fa vorably known in ihis community, are engag cd as tcaeher'; A limitcd numbcr of boanlers can bc ;t.'con:iiK.(i.'i!rd in. thc Seniinarv." S. I'F.AHL LAT1IROP. Pri.hcir.aL AND WHOLESALE DE ALERIN PAIXTS, OJLS, DYES, CHE3IICALS, VARNISJ1ES. B11USIIES, WIXDOW GLASS, SPICFSAXD PEIIFU MEUY, MAXVFA CTUUKns AUTICLES, TWIXE, D1WGS, FOUEIGX AXD DOMESTJC. 227 Rivcr St., Troy, N. Y, oppositc thc Troy Ilouse. Kccps constantly on hand a fu.l and ccra- j pletc assortment of poi-ils, bclortiing to thc j Dru" ti-ade, to which he int I'.ea tl.e itteiition .1 ot mercianis anu oiucrs, jaauiy mcn Hiiig purchases. Articlcs furnishcd at this Eslablisluncnt arc ottrarranted purily, and will bcsold at the Iowest New York and Boston market prices. Troy, March 28th, 1848. 49: 8w. THE AMERICAN !vl FOR THE PROMOTION OF TIIEFEx E ARTS, IN THE UNITED STATES, WAS incorporatcd in 1840, is man.iged by Kentlemcn without compcnotion, and to accom plish its patriotic object. pnrsues the following Evcrv Subscriber of fivo DoHara is a racmbcr of the Art-Union for thc ycar. The moncy thus obtainecl, aftcr payiog ncces sary expenses. is applicd, in thc first instance, to tlie procluction, lroni an ituicncuu iiuuu.ig,ui large and coslly original Engraving, in thc high cst stylc of Amcrican Art. For evcry five dollars paid by him, evert .MCMCEa rcceivcs a copy of the Engraving. Ev cry Jlcmbcr ako reccivcs an Annual Rciort, con taining the procccdings nnd addrcsscsattheannnr al distribution, a list oi mc rocmuci, anu j sometimcs an additional Work of Art. The rciduc of thc moncy is appncu toinc pu. chasc of American Works of Art Fainting. Scnlptnrc. &c varying in price from twenty to sevcral hnndred dollars. Thcse Works of,Art theraintinss bemgnch lv framcd arc pnbliclv dis'tributcd by lot among a'll the members, on tlie Friday bcfore Chri3tma.s in each ycar, cvery mcmbcr having one share for cverv tivc dollars paid by him. Each mcmbcr U thus ccrtain of rcccivins m return, thc value of the five dollars paid, and has also a chancc of drawing a Painting, or other Wnrl- tF Art nf "Tcat VnlllC. Dn. LiTiinoi-, having bccn 'nly apjwinfd I Ilonorarv Sccrctaryof theA.A. L. lor .iliua.c burv and' its vicinity. is rcady to exlul.it cngrav ins pub!ihcd by the Associ.ition, and to receive subscribcrs' namcs, makc rcmittanccs &c Middlebury Fcmale bcminary, March 6, 1848. 46 MUSLIN DELANES. Will bc sold chcapcr at ,:tbc Pcoplc's Storc'" fo thrce wecks to come, than was cvcr otrcred ii; lh Statc bcfore W.S.J0U3.SCN S XJ iiB 'ai'aJ i8aa STATE OF VERMONT, 7 District of Adddson, ss. Bc it rcmcmbcred, that at aProbatc Conrt hcld at Jliddleburv. iu and for the District of Addison on the 15th dliy of April, A. D. 184S, Jamcs McDonald administmtor of thc cstatc of IIARBY ABBEY, latcof said Middlebury, deceased, prcscnfs his pctitiou in writing to this Court, praying for li ccnse to ecII rcal cstatc of said deceascd, for the purposc of payin thedcbts of said dcccascd and expenses of admmfctration, and thcrcin ?cts forth thc amount of debts of thc dcccascd. the ex penses of admihistration, the value of thc person- al estate, and the situation of the real cstate of thc deceascd, and that it is nccessary to pell rcal cstate fcr thc piirpose aforesaid: lt Is thercupon ordcrcd. that said pctition bc considcrcd by this Court, nt thc scs ion thcrcof to bc Iicld at thc oSicc ofthc Rccistcrof this Court in said Mid dlcbiirv, on Thnrsday thc 4th day of Mayncxt, at idcnce in Jliddlebnrv, takcs thi mcthod ors.nr one o'clock in thc afternoon: and that notice ingtohU friends and the dancinjrrnmninnitv gen thcrcof be givcn to all pcrsons intcrcsted, crally, that hc is preparcd to famisli good "music uiat incv inav appcar anu make uicir ui'jccuonr j if anythcy may liave, to said lircnse bcin.. prant ed, "l,y pnalUhins a certitie-l copy cf this or der in the Middlebury Galaxy a ncwspaper printed at said Midilcburv threc wccks suc- ccssivcly, previous to thc time of said Court. Jtd. .T. KushneU, I'egister. A truc copv of Record. 5 1 Attcst, Jtd. S. fiushr.ell; Registcr. STATE OF VEUMOXT. District of Addison, ss. f I5e it rcmcmljend, that at n Prohatc Court hld ot Middlebury, in and for the District of AddNon, on the 2Sth day of April, A.l). 1E4S. Larnard Atwoo.l adn inistninr of thc cs tate of ISAAC ATWOOD. latcof Leicester in said Distiict.dereascd pre Ecnts his ndiniiiitralinn accoiint for nlbnv ance; It is tliercupoii ordered, ihat said ar coutil bc considired fnr nllowanrc. at Ihe pession of ihisCourt to be hcld rtt ihe nlTicc ol tho Ri'gister ol this Cnurt in Fald Mid dlebury, on Tiiursday, ihe 2Sth day of Mny next. nl onr.oVIorlc in thc aficrnoon nnd that R.nid adniiiii-slralor causc nniice ihcreoi to be given to nll pcrsons iiilcredtcd, Ihat thcy may appear nnd niako thcir nhjert.inn. ifnny they may have. Inlliealloivmre ofi'nii! .iccomit hy publi'hing arertified copy ofthi" nrdcr in ihcj.Middlehiirv Ga'uxv a ncwpa- per printed at sanl .Middlebury thrce wcpkb surci'ssivcly, previous to llie iime "I tai.l Courl. .7(0. SIjtistinell. Itrgiiter. A truc copvof Reronl. 1 Attcst J'd. S. Eushnell. IZiviler. STATE OF VKIiMONT, District of Neivllnven, s Bcit rcmfm' cml that at a VrobnteCoarl bo! den nt Bristol withiti nnd for thc dKlricl of Xcw Haven. on thc 25th davof April. 184. 1 An instrtimcnt pmrortins to le thc hist wi'l nnd testanitnt or (iht)KUK II SL JiNKU, late of Bristol, in said district, deceased, was prosen tcil to said Court for probatehy onc of the prr sons thcrein namcd Kxccutor; whrrrupon thi Conrt ordcrcd the Exccntors to r.otify nll pcr sons concemcd to nppcar at a probatc cnur!, to be hcld at Bristol aforc-aid. at thc ofiireof thc .Indi of said conrt on the lst Monday in Jnne 18 18. r.t 10 o'clock A. Jt. theti and there to objcct to the probatc of said will, if thcy sce cnuc, bv pnbli-.li-ing a ccrtified cojiy of this ordcr in tlie Middlebu ry (ialaxy printed at Jliddleburv in tlii Statc, thrce wecks succcssivcly, previous to the time cf said court. Jlunry MuTisill, JuJtje. A trus copy of Record, Mnnritt, Jvdje. 1 3w. STATE OF VERMONT, 1 District of New Ilavtn. ss. J Beit rcmemliored that at a rrobnte Coiirlhol dcn at 15ritol,within nnd for thc district of ".'ew Il.ivcn.on thc 23d day of April 1S4C. The administratora on the cstate of JOIIN IIILL.latcofStarksWo. iiisaiddbtrict,dece.iscil, made npplication lo said Conrt to Examine and allow his account as Administrators nforcsail with said Etatc, wherciipon the said Court or dcrcd the said ndministrators to notifiy all pcr sons to appear nt a probatc conrt to 1 boli'en at thc office of thc Jud"C of said court in Britol n- forcsaid.oa thc 1st Jlondny in Junc, 1848 at 10 o'clock A. M., thciiBnd there to objctt to thcal lowanccofsaid acrount, If thpy scc causc. bv pul liliinga ccrtitied copy of this ordcr in thc Jliddle burv Galaxv. printcd at Jliddleburv, in this Siate, thfce wxcks successively previous to thc time of said court. llarwj MimsUl, Judge, A truc Copy of Record, .w3 1 Attcst llarcey .Vunsill,Jitdge COMMISSIONEUS NOTICE. WE the suliscribcri', bcinc apj.oiritcd by the I'nihatc Court l""r llicDhtrict of Adilir-nn Cormii-'siniiTs, lo ri'crive. cxaminc nnil nif- just all rlHiins nnd ileninnd of all pcrsons a gainst ihe cstate of REBECCA ALLEN, hitn f. Whiliii". in said Distrin, ileccnsed, aintnlsonll clfliiiisnrnl ilemaniN cxhihitcd in ollct thercto: Andojx inonth I'rnm the 10'h day ol April 1318 beinK ullowcd byfiiid (5iiirl for thnl pnrpose. we do Ihcrcfore hrro hy give notice ihat ive will nttend loihi: bimi iilvs ofourraiil appoinrnieiit nt th dwelling house of Ira S. Allcn in Whilinjr, nn ihe 6th day of Jutie, nnd Gih dav orOctoher 1S43 fmni one n'clotl;. P. M. until lonr o'clock P. .M t each nliiid dnys. Hmjamin Casry, Comma Che.tterfield Hoolcr, riiners Dated nt Whiting, this Suihdny nf April. 18-13. 02 COMMISSIONEr.S NOTICE. WE. thc pii!icrihrr?. hcing' nppoiiitcd by Iho Probate Court lor thc Diclricl ofAiitlii-fin ComiHissioncrs. tf receive, examine nnd nd jusl all r.liiiit:? nnd dcmands of nll persoiu a uiuiist thc estate ol MO-ES STOW. i Iale nf New Haven in raiil DiriC, dr'rcasrd i nnd also nll claimsanu tietnai'.tis exiuiuicii in ofise'. thercto: And six inonths from the23d day ol Jlarrli ISIS being allowc.l by fnid Cnurl furlhat purposc. wc do herehy sivp notice that we will allen.1 lo iho busincss of our said nppointment, nt ihe dtvrlling hn-jse nl Lovn W.Htow. in cw'tJavcn. on ine firPt Wedncsday nl Junc nnd Seplcmbri nrxt from nine o'clo'rk, A. M. until lour o'clock, P. M. cii each nf said dny. Syhnter Doud, Commis A. P. llotrne. f tionerf. Daled ntNew HnvcnihisSOihdaj ol April 181S. J:w Salisficd lh.it ihe best place to huy GlotheSj Cflothing, and DRY GOODS. 18 AT W. S. JOHHSOHS. Triesteady increasc of his busines and ihe Ezeellent FitlingfGarments t.iilnrhich he is daily supplvmg lns custom ers. ihe superior style ai.d durubiliiy ofhis work and tho l.OVI'RICES which be sclls his Gnnd?. showp ihat .ihe a- b.iv,- mairinriit c:.n bc relied npon as tltfe. Deceuibcrlitli. 1&1T. LIBERATION. This mav ccrtifv that I have givcn my sons, William and David Pipcr, thcir time until thcv shall bccome of age, nnd that I shall nct clafm thcir wagcs, or pay any debts oT their ContractinS,af,erthisdate.MAsArirEit Ripton, April 17th, 1818. 51:3ir. TO FARMERS, ffilLLERS, MECHANICS, HOUSE KEEPERS, &C. 4 large numbcr of able-hodicd, industrioa ii and sober mcn, women arid cliildrcn, mo?t-. ly from Ireland and Gennany, are desirons of procuring citnations uponfamijjinniills, work- shops, or familics. Application to the "COMMISSIONEBS OF EMIGRATION," city of New York, by letter or otherwise, will receive prompt atten- tion. Tlie Commissioners are ako authorlzeil to exccute indcntures for Boys and Girls. of whom there are numbers now desiring situa tions. New York, March 25th. 1848. 49- Sw. itlusical MR. WIIITCfmn bavinf- taV-pn nn M m for lctters addressed to R. E. Whitpomb Middls bury. Vt. will recive prompt attcntion. 2?r Jliddleburv. Nov 3. 1847 A FEW MORE BARKELS OF 2STRA SUPERFINE FLGUH, arranted tb be of verv best nual".tr. for sale bv April 4. FRANCIS SON. GMSB Mm. TIIE snliscriber ofiers for salc at his S'nro, in Hancock, 100 bushels 1IEKDS GRASS SCEI). ROYAL Fl JNT. Hancoek. Fcb. 28, 1S4. 44 CASH MTED." THE jub'rribcr having pnrchacd of C. .V Siminois hU cmire stock of GOODS, which tom prUcs a good n.-ortincnt of Groceries, G r o c Ir c r yr Glass and Hsxdvv are, OlTers tho snmc on a pood tcnn n pwv' n" like ijualitv can bc olitaincil m this vi. iniiv. for Cash, I'roduce oj'mast kiud, or nr.il rnlitfo K. L FL Iii.UlS MidJlebiirr, Jlarrh 25, 1843. 48 Pork Hams MA"i lic luiind at pJ- Fl'LLER'S. On Lor.don, Livcrpool, Dubhn nnd Edin burgh, in sunis to suit purchaer. For salo by .1. J. II. I'ECK &f(). Burlington, April, 1S48. 5C: Cm. dash paid for fat dalves On dclivery bv 1'OHX P. WIIEELER CO. Middlebury. April 9th, 1348. 50: 4w. Notics; Tlio Coptrtneiship hithcrto cxiating um'cf" thc firm of Hurlbut Bacon. is hcrebv disnilv-" cd bv niulual cn'icnt thisi dav. HIUAM II. HURLBUT, Jr. B H. BACON. Ripton, April 3d, 1848. 50;tf To Pedlars, The subscriber will SELL nn casv term, a PEDDLIN'G ESTABLISHMENT m-ar'y new. Also, a Singlo Hartiess. Applv to J. KENNADA. ALSO, a 2d Hand Stetl Sprin-r Waggon' and Silvcr riatcd IlarncsK, ncarlv new. V. COLL1NS. Ycrgcnncs, April 1, 1818. 50:3w 300pfJunds' Table Buiter, For Sale by FRANCIS SUN. 100 Cfjrds 5EAS0KED WC"0Dr' Fnrsnle hy W. JOHNSO.N. El MRS. K. CliEVELAT) Takcs this mcthod of infonring tlia oitircns cf Jliddleburv and vicinitv tbatshe isfullyprcijan.(! tocontinne successfully her firmcr iiiiinesi ft thc same plare shc has occnpicd for years. Having rcccntly rcturncd from Bolton with thc 0pring shc i prcpared to prntify tho hirttt ta,te. Shc has on hand n lare and choice assortment if lionncts nf 1I iiilitics nnd stylcs. A 'ton l:r: nnd beautifnl nortraent of liifjbons, ctnbrucii,.' thc Inlct f.tsbiins. 0" Rppairin done as nnal. Jliddleburv. April 8th, 1848. 50; tf. New Uomi, notuldor.es, buiiill lic.-n nd rr-x ofcvery d:scription.coiiMsiinirot Stnplejni' i. cy Dry Good.. Maffsand Boas, Victiipp Him falo Rolies Oirpets, OtterCaps. Rimin i. M,t tojclherwilh 15lihds. Sngrirs, IDul Muias-p 1 Ch-.'!of Tea.hndlen Ibuusanduihcrartu-lcv nnw oflercd al unheardof low ticcs, JOJIN TAKE. Great indiiccmentsto Cash I7niunew nowoflVred. Nowisyouitimetoclo'hcj'nri lcci. yourscl vts rhr-p. p. -y. COLL1NS. Vergennes. Dcc.20; 1817. PJANO FORTES. TJAIXET, CUJISTOK& ALLEN. la?c ll.r JJ. let, D wis. Co, and sucressors to I!:iov y nnd HALtr.T. continuc to manufacnvre Fiano Portes. of rarions stylcs, at their old stand. No. 333 Wa.h-. nton-St.. lton, wlicro fricnls and patrons of the old riiui, arc invited to call, iCetcr to Harvet Bei.l,Es(. Dcccml)cr 1S47 34:6m HARTI I ix-i-u uinnnmeu A?ni lor ir)(llART ..d tirHi-rt 'J mait rrllJ.l!anryamT vilniiy, ai.d will t-cive pn.p.al, .fr Inniriiig ir. prfty .1-1111. t -r rti.m?" bv Pira. fw' lhnl rrimlalln.. ,r lhi eompany, nnrt thc pnTmtitmn with whlrh nll ihcir uati.ictlon9 bnTrtwirenrtcierhit' iMidrt tt uimccimary to lay any ihmx in ll tnrir All bniim ennnttra with thrnfflcf mirennt io him wltt hu lalihrulljr aatl puBctujIly iranMcirit Fresh nival. Tobehadat J. HAUAU'.S 150tK STORI; Iowcrtliarin New York and Boston; WcbstcrM Uictionary. the unahndecd nnd rrvl.l ,i t... rnnr.l.v.:i...i i ged. A fcw doz. ofthe Pealtcry and Choral SinKj lv?, ,,s; KvanSelme. by Ixjngfcllow. Quarto" Biblc Presents for TenchiTs. 1 lu Also. a few BarrclsjDf Supcrfine Flour Middlebury 21 Fcb. 1848. 43 ,oA.??.?f,..a"OTr'T,?n.t of Cloths suitahle for OVTTJ1 act.Crowns d Blnc,r"". a few piccw SLPEU UERJIAN 1'LAiV A vr? T VliL'D CLOTHS AND DOE SKINS' sale cheap by VAJ.LI tTv Bnminz luid, &c in s tore and for iale by E. VALLETT

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WfilWS 4!! 16 y.MllWiL& t This old e.siabli-hc.ll'r.eoiCANAL BOATS bctween Vergennes Troy, having chauged rrc.fiialorsbip in f art, will again te put in read-incssfdrbus-iuess atthe opuniug o! naiig. ;':i.. The undersigueci pioprietors of the .::i.ve L iic, imve ilier li.nch exerliui on iLcii part iiu rUg the paxl wiutcr, preparcd themselvt'stonin iu i e o'J way, ivo Boats a week lrom cach n Troy aad Veigeuncs, iu tl.e fjllowitig rr, viz Lea vit,g Vergennes TueMlays and i.jys at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Troy'every TucdavaL !rj.;urdav at lo'cloch, P. M.; at iivi.g at Vcrgeur.es Xuesday aad Friday morn- II M-'ng ij i;td thc Siores and Wharl, f i.n-rlyr. r i r-v P.CiuI'Mas; and alter 11 aei .vest pusciMe crner, with at- snJ li -'v mrn, in earh departtner.t. 1 e pre .1 :ur.ri:, rcce've in Storeoi it'L, a a .J c.ery kind ol pioperry, on lhe ni iv. .so; li 'iras. Asharc ot putiiic pat roi:geisr r:.'i!iv s.iliere!. t" S. A,l r.'n.'s ir.iended fnr l!iis Linr, sn i iil re rir.rl.i '.i re ct K. J. LdiPABEE.Tro) ;i 1 Freia-ht pi ai "n rf lirery of ihe propcrty. t iu i:;sics 1'iopnrtors. Agcn UL'LLOS ev HflLU vergennes, K J. URR BE.1K Ui.ert.,Troy, 2d D'Kirui srniis. UEPK'tENCES. ,Tamfs II. IIookci:, Troy, J'HIS IIl'XTlil!, ""Iu r.icv IWt.hty, Trov, A Vr.Kin; Co.. 1 C'atlix, New York, l Uatom, Whiteball, xi;s fi Co., Lnng Wharf, Doton. 50 FOll SALE AT THE fW CJTAD1? A'l kinds and sizes of Wrought Iron, Stecl. lol Si.ocs and X.iil s Xail Kod-, Slcel.pliited uli :nd Cnttcr Sl.ots Crolars, Clmin, l'.0'iK;' A.cs. Wnmglit ai.l Cut T.iiis, C'arnase ii 1 w.i-hcrs, Xtitts, nutist-rcws. crinks and m!l AIm ioor lollcri, MallcaMe Iioii wn'iirhpf i n-it!-. Ilay and Mar.ure fork, Pik'Shovels ii 1 ion.i. Ilanirss Il.nnn-?. Axe li-'lvt-.-, &c fLc. ii I :pe; I'lows and l'oint.-, I'auMron kcttlc-. f c l-u'U Sliw. Iruis and Arrh moutln. ial ii- J' lilor.-. I)oni;lifV Cart Iron 1'imip-.. i ii r Pumji' ni'isrv top. J!ni.-s kvltlcs. Sli-n I. ni. Shc Zinc lA'ad ipe u fnll asso.t niLiit -f Tin. Mifi't Iron and Hollow ware. JO!i WOKK done a uu:ll. "W.mted 20 tons of old raist nnd T0nglit Iron for url.icli the Iiijihtst prire will l paid iiv k. c:. cakpi::ti:i:, Jlilcllcljurv, Feh Tlli 1848. Whiting Echoe. (Sucrcssors (o (Jirncv Sloepi-r.) 1IEADY MADE CL0Tlii.(. In ali itK vnrious Flylcs nndqii:iliiir:ndapl(.'c to ilie A'tic I'npliiii'l, Soittlurn unil lYeslcrn a iheir 'VV'lioIciale lloaih UranKe Huilding, ao's '10 4l2, Anti .Strcct, (ifircrlly nppnpilc IIoiv,) lidS roi. VSTrlMTlNa fc KEIlOr.lrtTC now ..n!i.indan.l v V dfleip fur sale ni tlicr i-xen.-ie V:in Knniil tlio I.'irscst iiml litiivt rmnplcl: aKsorlinpnt uf RK1)V Jl.VUi: CLOTIll.Nti ctr l.rouglit in llir CMinliy. Oim lnii:rss 1-oing coiilincd cxcliiM ly tf ilic lioTial'- ri:id, lljc "rrateM fnlf i taUrn in ihe li .-tiun ni' biirli odf iitnlllie ii.iiiiiriirlni iry u( Ii i-f i ti'j- a& ill l-c-t niil ilie tminliy muikcl rii .izi u i' ii'tpnrioiir ou n jj'nnU, v li:nen(i lifvii;. t, -ii ni mvi.i; VECA.VOT HK UMHXSDlJ). Tin nt im-i rare i nikcii in ihe niantiriclurinn. .vii pni rli.iMTP lu:n In :i-iii etl lltal tntr tock nill c .i i f.tinuilily witli tlic l.t'bl mtnm .Muilt; il''i'i. Dp.iIits in tlip Cii and from llic Cmiurv, n -m iit'r li.ii in, will IfM II tu loiik at fiur cluik lic f tr" niikin llii-ir pmch.irs. J J. W 111 I'lNO, u10 42 AnnSt. M. KKlIOE.Jr.. y IIOSTON. t W (jALLOUPE, IIjCALTH STREA'CTH. DU. y. O. UICIIAKDSON'S Sherr' Wine Bitters. IN'DIGCSTION AND COrfTl VCNESS CUItKD. !U" r'r-se clelirated I'iltersare composrd en Mielv f vi-ietahlc ol the niosliiinoccntyetclTtc rul viruies iheveiw pnriiy and tjne lothc S I'O.MACH AND ilOWELS, and are m-t cirectual ltcinedv pvit knojrn for 'u u :e-.!ion, I.i.-r I'oxplainls, .1 mndicc, Fl ntil "ucy, II tilxirii, Si I. Ilcadapl-.p,.. L s ol A'pi tit-. liillimi'i Aimks, Riililincss JCervonne, Wandorini; Pain, Sinkin? I'aintnfS"-, SoiirS'oniacIi, Wc: lrni-.. rnorc pourrf'tl .iiid ln-'lihy ar inn of cven a jrv i.f tlie ody will be cilfctcd ly iheir ux i ihi'V e I.!l'K riRAINF.SPAXD VIGOR, r- ini a ii' ii in ilie Sloinach a:id I!iiwp1. rlinsc lio a iniliruhliv '-rcifli' i)--., ainl puiilv ii 'l i:i ui iu itliuiuiigliandPiieciikC niun ncr. As VO. VAIJ'E HG.1L1 II RE oAi:':i-i;l! c;', T T!mI 11 r.liicrv pi ,i. i inc Iiavc f.ic-Minilp of n.j Jii.iiii, i t.iitt t hrJot'. if r it 1' id it f,n tv. V ir t'.ie i ni.'iiiv ni Fiiriiiio- Ilnvrllip V iiid I i.. 1 1 s g oaikl aiid p; i d in p: y r.n i'.-ed in xriyr. ir; wati:k. )r.leis !wn A?nt, incr. l.a-i-N, t 'n,Vr, rli-u aj :h'--aiu' zutl dpSle, in liie.iicinr, u u ri:.liv Tilt:.' rd lo. I'or fthtm,! li t.,.', .1 VY CJFFIO:.. X'. V IIANOVEP. STKKKT-KOSIOX. "4 in cvpry torn tlirjanotit ilie Xcw Ei.gl.ind !y my AijpnK, who aie l'h iu .fjithr- tl-rrniw. iJ "pc JCLntsa'iottlc 50 'uts a rapcr.' Vv. P. liowll S. Mowlv. A-enis." PAVESl'OBT. Vi OULO ii fonn tlteit p.-tr.iii ri.d Ilie pnl.lic ;-cuT.:lly, thai thcy ti.ll ri irinne to .Manu ;rc t thc csiabii.-hmciitof ihe .Midiilt' ury iii...ctniius; C'oinpaiiv, where c.:n bc loniid al ..ins a f.ood r.s;.oriiii.i!t of 'LO I'HS, CASSrICRJSS, AND FLANiXELs. insdecspTssly for dtiral iiity.lmili in eoiornnd servicp, h'ch tlipy will r.irn,"jc fi r tr iil vr a r ik "i 7Cfltl Itfi to mmtvfrfiw or .scll fur casdi or I'roi'.uce at who.psale and ici. 'l Thcy wonld lender theirfrratttul irkonrldse i i.?n-.s to thcir patrons for rwt f.irors, and nssna- t.ier.i taatciiort wiu not sc wanting to mentthcii lolb'stcoLfidence. T'r Tcrras adaptcd to tlic tirces. AS.ddlchnry .May 1, 1817. I:ly Groccnes- Thc Sabscribor offers lor snlc an nssort ment ol groe.crics lliat cnnnot he surpasEcd inqualily and price in Ad.li'son Conniv. rhereforc lbn?o whn wni.t n lioicc ariiclc al a lou ralc will do iveli lo r.ill. W. P.UUSSEL. Pcllin? ofiif Cost!! All ornur SUMMKK DRESS GOODi will be closed olfnt Cost. NA.SU fc GOODRICIl. WiJdlel nry, Aug, 2o. '47, II," i- co. 48 ine 'anal Soats. Tlli Line ofCanal Roats will be in readincss al iheopenin? of Xavhjau'on f.ir the Transporta tionol all kinds of propcrty to.md from Vergen nes and Troy with despatcli. Lcaving rcr;;en r,e,Ttic?davs tr.d Fiidays "P JI., and Troy es'crvTuesdayandSaturd.-y, P. JI., arriving at Vcrsenr.e, Tncsday and Friday tnornings. Thii Line of Boats will receive and delivcr Goooa and oilier rropertv. at the Vergennes Iron Co. Vharf, in Vergennes, where there will be evcrv convesience for STOnixG AND DELlVEIlIlNG ail kinds of propeny wiih the preatest facility, and ibrrs willreat all limes in attendnrp good r.nd trnlw 'r hvmen toreceiveanddeliverGood wilh the least p'osiMe dt lar. Al! chnrgcs will be n 1i w ax at any othrr Estal.lishment. All Good intended fnr this Line must be mar ke!.P3rs of F. M. SHAAV, Trov. CHAT.MAN, Aci::. r. Vprjrennea. F. M SIUW. Troy. Tow-Boat OHice. 153 Rivcr st.. Troy. REFEREKCKS. til Jajik H. Honnr.n. Trov Mcssrs. Scott .V Lejios. J I'ovk C.VTX.IS, Ncv. Vork. 51:6m. CL0TII1NG, CLOTIIffiG, r7v. co"i.it'ks jTOW ofll- fjr !ale at the Ca!i Store in Vcr li gennes, oue of the riciestand mostdesirablc l'.ck of Heady-Mads Glothing, everlieen in Vermont, and at sucli extreinely l iw niires as lo deh all coinpelition. IJe now offers at leduced piiceb 50 EltOWX, OLIVE, GREEN, BLK. and BLCE SUIITOUTS, and OVER SACKS, from 12 to $20 150 liEAVEK, PILOT, AND SAT INETT, do. from -1 o 10,00 27o UNDER SACKS FROCKS of all Gradcs and Colors, from 2,Tu to 9 r00 I'airs Pants. fi-oin 1,50 to 4,00 800 Yests, 67c to 5,00. 15 doz. Wool Shirts and Drawcra. AND A FRESII VAR1ETY Of GKxrLEiiE ;s Finsino Good?. Of Ai.l DEsntiiTio.vs. Vergennes Dcc. 20, 1817. S-Ja.tnre's own Hemedy l lllt. U I ALIIJ S JtliST 1- JUVA'L Lel it l.e honic iu inind tliat Wrieht's Indian vesctawe i'iiis aie. iO.CATCTi-PENKV REAIEDY. iheo!Tprins of the honr, de:iined to pass away wiih it and tc lorgultcn. lnu a n.edicineol Mcr ling valne. lts reptitatiun is not btiilt upon an iMl.ilrd cure, efit-cteil umler riicuintLrices in which the laitli f the iinagination h.ul quiic niiicli lo d wiih it, as the aclivity of ihe rwniciij it.-eif. AVriqhVs ndian Vpgetal Ie Pills lay s -laiui to real wonh, founded on thc honestand vvillins tcstimonv ol. THOfJSAA'DtJ A.D TEiS OF THOUS ANDS. hrotiho'jt the lenslli and lireadih of the land SP.IIXG, SUAIMEfl. FALL. AND W1NTER Ea:h prodnce, by tlieir variatiotisof tetnpera ane ppcnliar cfTccistipon the human body. Thc lientoipainls &tue cold contrants ihe volume ol ihe circulatiuu llnid and wiicn ehanges take pl.-'ce Nii.ldcnly, the eflects are oficn scrioiis Wright's Indian Vcgeiablc Pills couiiteract ihi evil infliicncc ol snddcn changcs, by pnrifyiag the bloo.l and kccpinz the stomach and bowels in a natnral and hcalil.lul condiiion. FOll DYSPEI'SIA, WiJrVs Indian Vcgc:able PilU will le lound very snpeiior la thi"! dpscasc, thc jraMric, iuice i? weak and dcficient in iiualit-. Con?cqueniIv, the uitT.Mnui is linpencci ann itie liealth irapjiicd i nce i iii3 rciinive uic i ne ircm thc stomnch. rcilorc it: tone, and nnprovc thc digestion. FOR JAUKDICE. Avrighl's Indian Vpgctalle Pills arc cijnally well adapt-!d to the removal of this complaint. As thoy opcratptipon thcone goneralandnniform pnneiple.ol cleansing the stomach and boueh, muilVin" thc bloou.and iectifvin?r iln wmmnc iheyrcmovctheCAnsnofJaiindicc.andofall olhei uiboiuer. G'UEAT FEMALE MEDICI.YE! U v.-.kiIiI le (linicull prcci'clv totpllto which oftho two scxes Wright's Indian Vcgetable Pill.- nave npcn ine grcptcM nicing. Dut it is vcrr cprtainthat thc.c Pills have gii-cn hcallh, and -pi.-iu, and a good complciion.to hiindied.soffe- r.iai. v.no wonlit, wnliout tlieni, havc bcen in liicir vrarcs. A hox of AVrighl'.- Indian Vcgcta ble pills is an iuestiinable tnedieal coinpaniun at VALUADLE ATI-niLIOU5 JIED1 CI.NE! The sensation.s accoinpanyiiiglivcr complain aie ine most uretclied dcscription. Uahitual uiiiiik-enijes.s is lreipicntly lnought onby lirei compl.iinL A paticiit sutleriiig Irom this di-eaje. s.ioui L noi iic mockcd wilh rirclcncied curc- w iiieic aie evr medicines that aicunnha st:aw m ttic icnioval of this complaint. Calomcl l as iiutip.io ten ilie clncl relinnce, bnt the rcmedv iimi'iuicu iih'h worse inan uicuieac! H l:a incii siuil nodoneT Hcsay, give Wright's In- iiaii i jtftai'lc i'l Is ntrinl. lf ihpv ,1.. n,,t oeu au vour cxpectalious, we aie willing tt ear all the opprot.rium of fadnrc. And we say w TilY THK.H I heie is no i.-k rmi no monev llirown a nv juuun.i.nainui IICIlClll. rm WOItD AIORE i iKnyuo ionnn tnat wright's Indian Vcgela ble Pills are a" leeile" the bct medicine you evcr hcardol,iii.i: to thkji! Don't ninalierevery in.nn.-.iy,iiicn auenipts toiiusicr lfecll iiiiuiiimiuciy. jl.lOVCall, CEWAKE OF IM1TATIONS. nr unshi ItmImh rjp.nli'p i-iiis. .itpims n ihe Ir .ini h. ui i Til, inrmciiip, nuiian cip nevPr licard .,u.fi i,.ii.k.i int'ni: Mtil nilt-r all. wliat arr y u-ii niiM'rauie uiiuMiinn or tlip nriHMal mi'dicinp ni' iifirp litr i', llnu clm:k i likc riipic One inan ndvrr iuM.n.v.u iiuitan M-srUMc. llls I hi m.uul l.p ...Mi;i.j. h.., ii i, were hvK wn..ii. Ilinnrpnl alltiucli Olliccs I'cvoleil cxclnsively to tbe saloo Vrillls Imliiin Vecctahlo Pills, wlinlesalr an.l relail, 1G!) Race ijlreet, Philadelphia -f3 ..ret nwith Slrcet, Xeiv York; and 193 i leimitu aireet, linstnn. W. P. Rii-ol.M5,,elinry, iili'fy .Muoily, ,n W. S. Broirn', Ail.lUon, F. lliiiitingtmi, Vcri;cimcs. Uoyal Flint, IlancoVk, Orin Slinle. Ferrisburg. L i. llolconili, Stnrl;l)oro, G. V. Ptirinuleo, ISristnl, A. P. Uospoe. New-Ilavcn, J. 15 Huntly Salisbury. CuMiiis it Lane, Cornwall. H. F. Haskall, ,I P. Fletcher Sod, Ilridport, Josejih Simonds, Whiting. Jolm Simnnilp, Shoreham, Kcnt Wrifiht. do 40 Wish and Fruit. SUPEKIOi: CiKAXI) HAXK CODFISII, Xo. 1, HALIFAX' SAL3IOX. Xo 1 and 2 MACKEHEL, in Bbbls. .J-half do. ALSO, FISESII BfXCII KA1SIXS. in whnlp nnl Boses. FKESII HIOF Jt-c In.t .uuaij: oj ALLETTE l Dcc Cth, 1F4- 18 VERGENNES, Troy and Newffork New Li WILD CIIERUY BITTERS ThefolIoHingvolantary testimonial uajgireoto thc Ageat. Mr. M. Wires, at Canibrnige, w, speak volumca in faror of tliis medicine. Jlr.M. Wires, UearSir: Hatinj been a great psllercr irom uui tortorc of the lnimaii race, UjspepSia, an.l liaing ai Ijstfuuiid rclief.l fecldcsirous tliatotliers sutTcrms, rand there are tliuusandh should know the roeani bj ivlncli 1 Ts cured. u iiui wnuin auuui u j". ..--I had suircred much from Headache, Heytburn and Dizzincss, 30 mncii o that 1 uai confined to nijr houe the most ofthe funs. The food nhich Iate dis treaped me, and in fact, lifc becamealinoftn Lurden. was totallyunable to attend to the liglitet dutics ..;,f nr,ni- n frrc.ii ira mr debilitv. llaving tried all remcdics rrcomraended and advertifcd for u....rmi- rnmn .nni. i-itpil the snrinss wuicn are so highly iccommendcd, and taken tlieadvice of Plnsicians without gelting rclicl, I gave up all Iioiick ofcvi.r rnjojing good hcallli agniu; in lact, my 1 nj .IrlniK fianklv told methpv cuuld do nothirg for ine At iliictimpmi n3brin"s ncre verv ereat; all Iiopei of tcr being made comfortablc liad tipd, and 1 ga'a mjself up lo mCer. lccidcntally, in lookinj ocn a ucni-paperliioticcd an adrertifcmentof Ilr. Uood t Sarcaparillaaiid Wild Clierry llilters.aiidonreadius i 1 tln.ii-Iit ihat I mi"ht nrobablv obtain somc re- litf, not tliiuk ng a cure of my cafe wa posfible; as a l.itthopeI prorured a bottle fiom jourstoreand r,.,,r,r-.,t rri tnkin? it. and to uiv sreat iovI atonce foundrelicf. Beinj encouraged Ly its wondrrful ef fects, 1 vas inuncau to continue ns ue. inur ia kiri" onebotl'.e I able lo beout and attend totlie duiies rcnairen ol inc, jnu leenng murii w;nui iuu I !ind fur niontiM, or eve:i years, l was nov eatii Tipi! ilut I liadat lastfound a reinedv forinv discaae and lelt assurcil, that by continning its U:c 1 should be r.ureil. And sncli has protcd to be the casc. hae now taken only Iwo bottle. and can saj to thoje fuacrin; from this iliac.lre that i am ciitircij cured. I fccep a bottle in iny house, and when I fccl thc least unpisasant symptom,a uone oimis ex ppllcnt Medicine p.nlirplv rrinmcd it. lamofopio iun ecry cascof Dypcpsia and its altcndants can bc cnrei by thc ui'cuf l)r. YVood's Sarsaparilla aud WilJ Chcrr) Bitters. To tluise iroublcd with Iiabitnal Co"tiTcnc.s, lcss f Annoiire. iiiur Stotnarh or Headache, I would carneatlv recommcnd thci.i to try it. lts aftonieh inetTccts in iny c:tc should inducc crcry oncsuir- erini; from tlns discac to gc it trial; J lecl sat:s iHpd ilicv will iicrer rpgret it. You arcat libcrty It rcfer aily one to ine, and it will give me great plcas urc to perionauy recoinmenu ine uc ol inai exce Ct rcmedv ao siaie me partirui ira ui iny case. Signe.l .M1I.ES BEN.NETT. We are aPonaintcd wilh the above namcd ali Rrnnstt. and the ytatcmcnt of the cure describcd "iseartificato caiiue depcmlpd uponas Iming correct Martin Wires, llenry Stowe -II, Xttorncy at Law Camliriilgp, t. hept.I't., 101. Oivin'' to thc succcss of this medicine, there a manjimitaiions be KirtipIar andgct I)r. H'ood1 Rf this is thpiriiaal aiul genu.iic prrparation. W. P UL'SSEL A;'l, .Middlebury. V Sold lii.Iesalc and relail by THEO. A. PECK poihpcary and nbnlerale Drugsist, Burlington Vi J. tl. .y J. V. l ower, Undrrliili; lyler.yunm .bnl aid J. Tiittle Esjex: Win. B. llaich, Win ootki Falls, TESTEI) BY THE EXI'EUIEXCE OF THOU SA.NDS FOll T EM'Y YEAKS I'AST TIIE Vegetablo Fulmoiiary Balsam IIA.S nrortl itsclf the BcaT Uemedial an kfi'infur Couzlii. CoKIs, Consumnlion, Atlimn IMiiliU c, Spi'ting of lilooij, Whoopins Cough, and all i'liimunary auections and U fcaEetol ilie L.ung as lia,aud can bcstioun from the lesfimony ofdic mofii reppectnble rnycictans auuothcrs, ulioarcen titlcd to the most umimtionablchclicf. Aftcrliav- tncdlhc nianynew nrepanitioits.xviUiouthmliii: the exncrtcd rclief.inuItituiJca aie coninellfd to re turn to the us-c ofthe Vegftable FuImonarvHaUam whichthcv acJ-nou ledj;c to bc. aflcr all, the bcs reinedv kuoun fnr Ilie aboip cumnlaiius. 03- UKWAUi: OF COUiVTEHFElTS AiD IMITATIOXS sch as Cartcr' Comnoud Pul- monnrv IJaUam, Amcriran rulmonar Ilalsum.and otheiH in part Dearing tne naiiic! buquirc ior tli articlc ny its unolcnaine,tlic 'Vcsetablc rulmonary Ialsara.,, and sec that it has the w rtten sicnal ureof Wm, Jon'i uueriipou a jciimv iaicl on tlie Iiluc wrappcrs, L.aciujoiiieanu scai is siamneu" v czetabic l uiuion arv Halam." IWarrd by REKD CUTLEPv, formcrlv Rccd ni" ct ..tncr ininoritrs bu wiiniepalc uetilcri Mcdicinch, raitils C'licmicnb, and I)e StufTp Cimlliam btrcet, Itoston, and sold by Drunsifts Apothccarirs and Citimtry inerrhants scneraHy. lorjnrlicui.rs emiuire lora painpluct arcimpany n each bottle. IVice 50 ccnU. For salc iu Mi3 dlebury by W. P. RusSel. 27 INYALUABLE FAjMJLY COMPANION. C1IX LECTUIIES on Canscs. Provcntion and O Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseascs of the licart. aml all i-emale JJiscases. 234 pagcs, 23 cngravings. Papcr 50 cts.; bound 75 cts. ilail to any jiart postage 9 1-2 cents. Shouldcr lJraccs and Chcst Expandcrs, S2. .Mait to ..ny part 50 cents postarjc. Jnhalin; Tubts, silrcr, S3, by mail, lctter postairc. Ab- doniinal Supportcrs. pcrfeet, S8 to SIO, for all Unplurcs, Fallins of thc Uowels and Womb,and n cak llack and Chcst; scnt nv J-.xnrcss cvcrv Avherc. For braccs or Snpporters, or Knpturc rsupportcrs, gire ncigiit trom licad to ioot, and circumlcrcnrc ot pcrson ncst the snrfacc, 111s: aliorc thc bips. If ltnpture, mention which slde. Agents wantcd for tlic s.ile of the above goods. Aililrcss J)r. b. F1XUI1, 707 llroadway, Xcat- 1 orK. po't paul. Feb. 24, IS4G. 4C;y DR. I?UCHA.AN'S G!iE.T PERSIAiN REAJEDY FOR THE TOOTIIACflE. THE rclicffmm nain which follnws thc use of thi rcmpdy Ibr j UO 1 11ACI1E 13 imniciliale an.l pcr maneui. iiiorc inan one arnlication 13 rarelv iipcps ary, lirn thc directions ncroii.panjirg pacli bottle liac liecn aillipred to. The i-oreness of tlip lceth andsiuns will Iic rcmovcd. and insipad of bcinr? in. jurcd by thc application illbe rcndercdmore sound aud licaltliy. rrice L'jcii. Dr. H U.XTEPv'S CELEBRATED EYE VATER. WII,LremocanvFtae ofin namuiatiun andgitcstrengihtn weak or irritablc ccs. For dim'icss of sight occasiotied e'lhcr b- ase cr loo close at tcmion to ininme ol.jccls, it stan.ls unurpasscd. 1'rice Jj rts. For Salc Wholesalc and Uctail by AV.l. HL SSEL. 52 Aliddlcbnrr. Vt THE Subscribct haV' ing just received a largc and heamifui assortment of BOOKS, fcels a ccn- fidence that hc can oficr thcm to ihose who may call upon hiin MUCH C1IEAPER Jhan thesame oaalitv ol bnnts irs prprlvfnrp ouereuio this communttv. ihe Looks of the jlassacbusctts Snnday achool Socipty,andalso of theAmericanUniori', .1 Da at lhe Society's prices. SocietieS Whn wish fn r.rnv!?i ihi.n.Eolr.ew.'il. a library, and those who wish to pnrchase to scll nrninwi1l K r....:i j i 1 h 1 "ku i! ciieap orevcn cneapei .uv. v.uii puicnase ine same in Ihe city. L. W. CLAUK Middlebury, Afay l, 1S17. nn nnn 01 uu.uoo onmgics ior saie, con- sistmg of Cedar, Sprncc, Pinc and Ilemlock manufactnrcd at thc factorv of thc subscribcr in East Middlebarr n L. PERKIXS. Fci. S. 1548. 32 1 ni taVe tl.e rem- 1 ZSa I Puy n4 sayp I f Sl) (g L mT ith- j rtjj? Great IsiroitTANT Chemical DtscovERr. ChemicaX Combinalionfram the Vegetablc Kingdom to Itcpel Diseases. Dr.GUYSQTT'S tHTETt EtPKIOll1'! onms "VHILST it clsnsc it JHE B0DV. Tii pt.otnipnl pnmnmind. with other regeta- ble productions, is one ol the most iinportantdis coveries ofthe age. Itis far superiorto any simple saroaparillasyrnp that hascverbeen used. It has periurmeu more inan i curcs since tbe dbcovery was made, which is on ly about 12 monlhs. The cor.trolling power o vcr disease which this Syrup possesscs, raay be attributed to thc fact that it is coraposed purely of reuetable estracts, each arlicle in it having a diicct reference to sotne inlernal organ, conse luentlj the wholc system receives their beneS cial inflcencc, which cccasious ncither sickncss norpainin their operaiion, rnd canbe laken at all timcsand nndcr all circnmstanccs without rcgard to diet or bnsincss, is certainjy a desidcr atain in the hbstory ol medicine. Tbis compnund xtractis putup in quart botllesand ollered at tbe low price of one do'.Iat pcr bottle. The ob ject being to give the patient an opportnnity,- by the purchase of oae tottle, lo tcst its yaloable meJical proncrlies, and thepowerit hasoyerdjs- euse. It can ue lawen ny ine ageu .um iue 111 fant withenual cflicacv. This extract of yell mv dock and sarsapatilla is a cure, posilive and pcrmanent cure for consumption, scrofula,liing's cvii, prysipeiassaltrheuni, piinpleson fhc face, chronic. acute and inllaininatorv rheumatism e-out. eencral debil tv, dyspepsia, tiervoushead ahe.liver complaint, spiual affcctions. female camplaints, ulcers, humois, syphilis in its. worst r... f.fTf.pii.sn nfilip blflildpr and kidncvs. bil- Iioiis cholic and serions loosencss, biles, costiv r.css, colds, coughs, corrup! huniors, dropsy, en l.ir?cmcni ofthe boncs. fevcr and acne. giddi ness, gravel, headaches of every kind, inward fe- vcs nnpure oiocu, jaunuicc, lusul .ippcuic, lenrosv. mcrcmial discases. night sweats, ner- vousdcbililv. nervons complaiuls of all kinds, neuralgia, o'rganic aifections, palniiation of the henrt, paintcr's cholic, pilcs. ThL- compound is an infallible cure for the piles, rushof blood to thchcad, pajn in the tiead, sme, cnest, nach, liinbs. ioints and organs. s curvy, swcllincs, sick headache. stilliic.ssof hejoints, ciposure and imprudence of life. Thi.i newly discovercd clie mical conipoiindjC.ttracls ncrvous discases from the .sysltm, cleauscsthe blood and invigorates the bdly more efrectuallythcn any article that has cycr been sold. In the ve.etaDle Kingaom, an All-wise Beinghas deposited such plants and herbs as are congenial 10 ourcon&Uituions, and adapied to the cure of all cnraLle diseases to which human nature is incidcnt. And this com pound symp is composcdol those valuable plants sorae 01 which uave lateiy nccn uiicoye.ca anu uscd. and louml tobe certain spccihcs m thous ands ofdiseases that bcloredefiedthe bestofmcd' ical skill. OPINIOXS OF PHYS1C1AXS. This is to certifv that we, the undersigned phy sicians of the citv of New York. ha ve in a greai manv cases prescribcd Dr. Guysolt's cjtract of yellow dock and sarsapanlla, and are lully as- sttrcd that it nas no couat among ine varicu syr- ups and sarsaparilla prcparations that have ever oecn sold. John F. Stctnan, M. D. Samnel T. "Wells M. D. P. S. Mavnard. M. D. F. R. Thomas, M. T). Jarocs E. Morgan, M D S. M. Johnson, M. D. JNcw York.Uct. 10, IB10. READ TIIE TESTIMOXY. Opinion ofaphysician resardingthe combina- tioa ofyellow dock with sarsaparilla. t iMontgomerr, JtineB. lali. Mr. Ecnnelt Dear sir! In this age of pntent mcdicineexcitemcntjit alfords me great pleas- ure to sce, among the innumcrable arsapallIa preparatuns, one compound that it likely to stand thctestof tirac. Your syrup, combinin; as it does thetwobcsi roots now knottn, will mosiassurculv mectwith unlvcrsal unprolaiion. bor tlielast lu ycars 1 havc been in tlic naoii 01 uing. moicorlc.ss. vcllow dock root in syrup and ointment prcp.irnlions in my practice, and have no hesitaiion in saying that it is lhe most vaiuaue root now tnown. I havc been rrescribing vourcxtract smce firatsawit, and it is equal tomy cxpcctation. very rcspecttully, yours, ti. i iubjii 1 a. x iic mosi ranarnalAc J-cmnu: Meaiant hnovn. Dr. Guvsott's Coinnouud Extract of Yellow uocKamt barsapanlla, containing oiner vcgcia ple productions that act unon theslenderand del- cale constitmion of the female, wiih all the mild nessof an allerative. and siill showing very plainly i;s valuable rroreriies. in such diseases a incipieni consumption, narrcnness, icucurni rea,orwhiles,obstructed or difiicult menstrua tion.incontincncc ofnrinc. or involnnlarv dis- charge thcreof; and forthegeneral prostrationof 11 e system. no matier wiicmci me rcsuii 01 111- herent causeorcauses produccd by irrcgularity, illnessoraccidcut. It isastonishingtosccwhat mvigorating euects it has upon the human Irame. Persons. all wcakLcss and lassitudc before tak- ingit, at oncc beeomc strong, robust and full of energvundcr it3 lnHacncc. It immeuiatciy coun- teracts the nervousness ofthe female, which is the crcatcause of barrenncss.. Itwill not be askedof me tocxhibit certificates of cure perfor mpd in cases of so delicate a nature.bui I can as sare lhe afilicted that wc have tcccivcd a great inany certificates ofwonderfnl cures, much fce- yondoarowaerpeclalions. Sevcralcascs where lamilies have Lcen without childrcn, anamter using abotllcortwo of this invaluable medicine iave beei blcsscd with heallhy ofTpring. More tesiimony in favor of thesupeiioritv of Di.Guysott.s Ett-act of Yellow Dock and Sar saparilla ovciall othcr similar rcmcdies. Ex tractsol lctters rcceivcd. Itcnd Head!! Avatertown, Jetterson Co. rov. 1817. JlTc S. F. Benncli Sir.I am at a loss to einres with words) whal has. been said in nraise of your compound Exlraciof Yellow Dock and Sar saparilla. All who havc had the plcasure of us ing it, speak of its marvclouscfTects in rcmoving diease, wilh so mnchfceling and heart'fclt satis- faction, I am conlident now that no medicine in use can boast of its iUp:tior qualilics. Many wno nave tiecn compiaiiuug loryears wnn rain in the side, buming aud pain in the chest, dyspep- sia. general debilitv. lossof apnetite. chills. niaht I sweats, salt rhcum.scrolnla in fact all the dis- eascs tnal wem iniscnmaic arc ncir 10. nnd in the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla all tbat is rc- nuisite tomakcthcm wnit tucy were in thcir davs of healtb, &c We find that wc have had somc twclve dozen bottles in three monlhs, are nearly out. You will please send an equal number, and oblige yours, 1 r.ii "r. P. mtpoini. tiui 1 uuii.uuai. LOOK OUT FOR IMPOSITION. Bcware lioiv ou buv medicine put un in smiarc jeart bitllps, nsyou arp liahle to bc imposed up- i,.. Tt Aiirpml nL lur Dr. GuVSOtt's CumnOnnrl Extract of Sarsar.arlla. liearing the writlen signa ture of S. lieunett oa cach onlsiae wrappsr, written wilh bl-ick ink, and buy notb'ng else, as it is this preparation onlylhal is performing such manpllnns and astonish-ns nircs. Ilrniember, YELLOW DOOK AXD SARSAI'ARH.LA rreoartd at S. F. Bcnnett s Libratorv. Liltle tMi llerkinicr county.I. 1 .,anu sold Oy Sidsev MooDVwl7ute6ury; A. 'crsennrs A. P. Roscoe, Aetc bprague, llarcn Warren Brown, Addison; G. W. Parmclee, Bristol; Sholes, IcTri&uuxgh.; T. ismnh, Monkton: N. S. Bcnnett. Bridport; Catlin Wright Orwell; Keni Wriaht, Shoreham; D. B. Barher, Benson; Henry Slmonds, Pittsford Yolney Ross, Brandon Luther r 1 rr. il j ti. I rt i uumris. iiuiiunn; iiuuiu. t uniiubuu,uui(!:- ton; JamesN. Kelacy Fair JJartn, Gen. E Hcrrtnmon, Burlington, and by the princi pal druggi6ts and Merclinnts lliroughout lhe thc United States. West Indicsnnd Canada. Nonc gcnuinc unless put up in Iargcsquarc otlles contninintra ouart, wilh tlic uamc ol the Syrup blown in thc jl:t iviih lhe writ ten signature of S. F. BENNETT oneach outEi'dc wrappcr. y:48 12v. BUFFALO ROBES, A gocl assartment mav bc found at the "Onc Price Store" of KA"SH i: G00DKICH -.-tf UftJI lJ i l .r tr-M uu i TIIE largest assortment of Crockcry and Mir rorsevercxhiblted in this niarketembracingbeau tiful stylcs and complcte scts of FLOVVING BLUE. WHITE GRANITE, LIGHT BLUE EMBOSSED AND CH1NA WARE. of all sizcs, are now opcn for cxamination in onr crockery rooms up stairs', and will be sold at the same low prices as hcretoforc. XASII GOODRICIL CORN, OATS, LARD, For enle by Feb. 7. 1 HAMS, I TABLE BUTER, I BUCKWHEAT FRANCIS SON. .WESTEUN NEAV YORK (Hollcgc of 45mW) 207 Main strcet, Buflalo. N. Y. DU. G. C. VAUGHN'S VegetableLilhontrip ticAdvertisementfor 1817.--" I came, I saw, I conquered;" is most emphatically the case with this article. Disease haseveryieided to its most marvcllous medicinal power. Whereverit has gone, and South America, England, Canada and the Uuilcd States have proved the tiuth of this statement, the above quotation in a strong pithy sentencc, tclls the whole story. Invalids. theprinciple on which you arecurcd may not be known to yoa, but the resuhofa trial of lhe ar ticle is satisfactorj-; you are rcstored, and the sc ciet ofthe cure remains with the proprietor. The Medicine is a compound of22dUtinct vegetable agencics each individual root has its own par ticular, exclusive, medical properly, conflicting withno othcr compound each root makesils own cure and as a perect combination, when taken into the sysicm.it does the work which n'a TinE, when her lawsweicn;stestablishcd,inten dcd it should do pvrijies, slrcngthens and rcstorcs thebrokcndown.debilitated constitufion. Dnop sr, in all its characters, will be completely erad icatcd lrom the system by its use. See pam phlcf inagent's hands, for free circrlation they ti eat upon all'i'jfasci, and showtestimonyofcutes Gravei., and allcomplaintsof ihsurinaryorgans, f nn also the cause olgteatsuflering, and Vacg ium's LiTiioNTRirTiu has acquired nosmall ce lebrity ovet Ihe conntry, by thc cures ithasmade in this distressing class ofafllictions. So famcd, it sccms, is this midicine, ihat it has thus attract- cd the notice of one of onr Medical publications. In the jNovcmoer jno imt, 01 tbe butlalo Jour naland Monthly Review of Medical and Sutgi cal Scicnce, in an article oncalcnlous dieases, and 'solvents,' the wriler, alter noticing the fact that lhe Engiish goveinment once purchased a secrel remcdy, and also nolicing tha purchase in 1802 ol a secret remcdy, by the Legislature 10 XewYork, ihns pays tribute to the fame ofthe Medicine "Whydo not our Uepresentativcs in SenateanJ Assembly convened, cnHghtcn and dissolve' the suflering thonsands of thiscountry, by the purchase of Vaughan's Lithontriptic.than which no snlvent since the daysofAlchemyhas possessen one half the fame Rcader, here is a fieriodical of high standing, acknowledged thro' outa large section of this country to be one ofthe bcst conducted journals ofthe kind in the United States, exchanging with the scieiitific works of Europe to our certain knowledge, edited by Aus tin riint, M. D., and contributed to by men ofthe highest professional ability, thusstepping aside to nolice a 'secret remcdy.' You will at once un- dcistand no unlnovrn and trorlilcss nostrnm, could thiisextort acomment from so high aquancr and consequcntly, unless it directly conflictcd with the practice ol lhe facnlty, it mustliaveheen its great 'fam which hascaused it torcccivethis passmg nod. Kidxey discases, iccakness oflhe back ani. spine, irrrgular, j-ainful and svpprcsscd Mmsiruaiion, i-uior auus, and tnecnlirc compn catedtrain ofevils which followa disordercd sys- ein, nronl onco relicved by tlie medicine. Send j lorpampnictsirom iigenis, and you will und cvi- dence of the valne ofthe Lithontriptic there put fortli. Asa remcdy lor the irrcgularitics of the female system, it has in the compound a "root" which has been resorlcd to in thenorlhofEurocp lorceniuncs as .isure cnte ior inis compjaini, anda lestorer ol the hcalth ofthe entire system. LivERCoitri.Ai.s-T, Jaundieb, BilliocsDiskases &c.,are instanily rclieved. People ol the West will find iilhe mJy remeuy in Ihesecomplaints, as wcll as Fever and Agce. There isnorem edy like il, and no calomcl ot qvininc forms any part of this mixturc. No injury will result in its use,anditsactire properties nremanifestedinlhc uscof a single 30 02 bottle. For Fever andA gce Biliotis Disordcrs, take no othcr medicine. Riir.i-MATISM, Goct, will Jind rclicf. The action of this medicine upon the Blood, will cbangc the disease which origmates in thc blood and a healthv result xill follow. Dvspr.rstA. Indices- Tinx&c.yield inafewdays'useof this Medicine. Intlamalion 01 tne l-ungs, (Jough; Uonsurnption also, haseverfoundrelief. Scrofula.Erysipplas, Piles. Infiamed eyps all causcdbvimDurc blood will find this article the remcdy. The system. completely actcduponby thetwenty.twoditretent properties ofthe mixture, is pnrified andrcstorcd as a partial cure will not follow. Thc train of common complainls, I'alpnation ofthe Hcart, Sick Headache, Debilitv, &c., are all ihc result ofsomcderangcmentofihe"sj-.stem. andthisGreat Ketorer will doilsworK. inepromi.sessetforth in thcadverliscmcnt, arc tascd upon thcproofof vvhatilhas done in ihe past four ycars. The writtcn teslimonyof IC00 Ager.ts. in Canada.the Unitcd States, England cnd South America. in fheposscsMon ofthe proprietor and can Lcscen ny all mtcrestcd is a siililcicnt dcmon.-lration tnatitis lhe tcsf Medicine evcr ofercd to thc World. Gct the pamphlct, and sindy Uie princi ple as there laid dowR, of the mclnod of cnrp. PutupinSOoz bottles, at S2; 12 oz. do. atgl cach thclargcst holding C oz. more ihan tuo raall bottles. Lonkoutand not gct imposed up on. tvery Dottle lias "Voughan'.s Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture" blown upon thcglass,the writlen signature of "G. C. Vauglin" on lhe di rections, and "G. C. Vauglin. Buflalo." stamvcd ontAccnrl: None otherare genuice. Prepared hx' Fl r d I"!- Vnn'.Tin nnil U.M nl ikn Drinm'n.1 Ofiice, 207 Main strcet, Buflalo,at wholesalear.d retail. No atltntion iven to leiiers nnlpss nnst paid ordersfrom regnlarly constituted Agents acceptcd post paid Ietlers. or vcrbal commnni- cations soliciting cdvice, promptly attcnded to gratis. Officcs devotcd cxclnsivcly to thc salc ofth is article 132 Nassaust,, New York citv 95 Es sex stbaiem, Mass,; and by tbe principal Drug gists thraughou t the United States and Canada, as advertised in the papers. Agcnt in this place W. P. RUSSEL. A. P. Roscoe, New llaven G. VV. Pannclce, Bristol I,. L. Ho'comb,. Starks boro; J. Kcnedy Co. Huntington! F. Huntington, vergennes: bhnles Uar pcntcr. North Ferrisburgh T. C. Smith, Alonktnn. E. Hont. Travclling Agcnt. 25 ftEMOVAL HORACE NICHOLS. having romoved his Cabinel Shop lo a building, n few rods east ol tlie Vermont Hotel, would respectful ly inviic his old custooers. and the public in general. to call and examine his stock of CABIjYET wabe, which he will sell at very reduccd prices, fot cash or most kinds of prodt.ee. Any work inhis line which may be ordered. will heex eculed at shorl nolice. and in a satisfactory manncr.'and on Ibe most rsasonable terms. H3'CoFriNs.made to order. Izgr' Those who owe me, will much oblige mu by calling and paying what is now duc Newest Style, Rich and fashionable RIBBONS in great variety just rcceivcd bv FRANCIS SON. Nov. 6ib, 1S17. Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. ThisEstract is putup in quart bottles: itis 6 times cheaier, pleasanter, and warranted superi or to any sold. It cures diseases without vomit- ing, purging, sickeningordebilitatinglhe patient UUISAT i'ALLi AIU VVliTJi.K CINE. The great heauty and superiority of this Sar saparilla is. where it eiadicates diseases itinvig orates the body. Itis one of the very best Fall and Winlcr medicines ever known: it not only purifies the whole system and strengthens tbe per- sou,Dut it creates new, pure ano ncn Diooa; a power possessed bv no other medicine. Andin thislies the grand secret of its wonderfulsuccess. Ithas performed within the last twoyearsmore than 35,000 cures ot scvere cascs 01 disease, al least 0,000 of these were considered incurable. More than 3,000 cases ol Uhromc Khcumalism, 2,000 cases of Dyspepsia 4,000 cases of Geieral Debility and Want oi Energy; 7,000 cases ofthedifferentFcmaleComplaints 2,000 cases of Scrofula; 1.500 cases of the Liver Complaint 2,500 cascs of Disease of the Kidneys and Dropsy 8.000 cases of Consumption; And thousands of cases of diseases of the blood viz Ulcers, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum.pimpleson the Face, &c. &c., together with numerous cases of aick Headache, rain m ihe side and Utiesl, apinalatlections, ixc. 6:c. This, we are aware, must appear incrcdible, but we have lelters fromPhysicians&ourAgents from all parts of the Uniied States, informingus 01 extraordinary cures. n. van uusKirk, t.sq. one of the most respeciable Druggists of New ark. N. J.. informsus that he can referto more than 150 cases in that place alnne. There are thousands of cases in the Citv of New York which we will referto wilh plcasure and to men of cbaracter. It is the bcst medicineforthepre- venuve 01 disease Known. iiunaouutcdlysavcd thelivesof moretban 5,000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON As it removed thc cause 01 disease, and prerar- ed thcm tor thc Summer season. It hasnevcr been known to injure in ihe least lhe most deli cate ctiita. RHEUM ATISM. This Sarsaparilla is used with the mostperfect succcss in itneumauc compiamis, noweverse vere or chronic. Thc astonbhing curcs ithas performed are indeed wonderful. Other rcme diessometimesgive tomporary rclief, this cntire- ly eradicates it trom the system, even wlien the Iimusand boncs are creadluHy swollen. Cr Hcar .Mr. Seth Terry, one of the olJcst most respectable lauyers in Hartlord, Conn The followiug is an cxtract of a letler received from him Vr. Tomsrnl I have nsed one bottle of your Sarsaparilla, and it isexccllent in it.effectsupon n Chronic Rhenmaticpain to which I amsubject, from an injury occasiutied several yearsago in a publicstage. Pleascsend me two bottles to the care ol Dr. Scymour. I have conversed with two of our principal Physieians,who recommen- ded your sarsaparilla. SETH TERRY. Hartford, March 12, 1815. CONSUMPTION CURED. Clcanse aiul Slrengthen. dmsunivhon canhccxred. BronrJiitis, Ciusumplion, lsv:r Complaint, Culd LMlnraA, CoiA, Asl.ivin, .s;ni of linotl, Sorrncss in lhe Clesl, Ilcdic Flmh, Aii'A Sur DtJJicnlltr jrrofuse IZxp'c'oratiim, I'ain in llr awe, ipf;, nare neru and am oc aircl. Dr. Townsend Dear Sir Nearly 20ycars a go I 100k a violent cold. which settbd on mv lungs and ellcctcd me severcly, indeed unally, 11 bccamc a constant hacking cougn, but not ose vcrc a 10 prei-ent me lrom atlending 10 my bii ness. AViihin lhe last two ycars ii incrcascd on me gradually. At last I became rcduced I breathed wiihditllculiyand raised willnny cough much bad mat'.er, and for thc last nine months prcvious to using your Sarsrpatilla had regulamight sweats, iudecd, iny friends and myself supposcd I would die with Consumnjioti; but I have thehappiness lo inform yon lhnt,lo my surprise.aficrusing ihrce bottles of yourSarsa parilla, I findmy hcalih rcsiorcd. It rclieved me gradually, and 1 am nowenjoying bctterheallh than I have liefure in 2G ycais. 1 liad almosten tirely lostmy appctite uhichisalso rcstored. You are at libcrty lo publish this wiih my uame in thc papers, if yoa choo?c. My little giil, who is three year? old. had a very bad cough the whole of last Winter. Wc became very mich alarmcd on hcraccount. While using the medicine I gave her somc of it. and it soon entirely rclieved her, as wcll as my self, and.sheis wcll now, and hcanyasany child I cversaw. Shc was also full of ifitle blotches; it took them away, and her .skin is sinoolh and fair now, nnd I am sati.-licd she recovcicd her hcalth by usiug your exccllcut medicine. S. V. UUjVANT. 111 BoMcry OIRLS. READ THIS. Yon who have pale eomplexicns, dnll cyes. blotches on the lace, rotighskin, aml are "outol .spirits,' usea botileur two ol Dr. Townsend': Sarsapaiilla. li will cleansc your blood, remove ineirechicsand rnoicties,and?ivcyoiianimation spaiklingeycs.finc spirits a tid bcautifiil complcx- 10a all ol whieh atc of immense value to un- marrtcd ladtes. GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is a sovcreign -t'.'j mu. mi ii.oijiiciii vuiisuiiipiioii, narren' ness, Leucorrhoja, or Whites, obsitucled or difli cuitiwcnstraiion, Jccontinancc of Uiine, orin voluntary dischargc th-rcof, and lor thegcnera Prostration of the System, no maticr whcihertbe result 01 inherfnt cause. or nroduced bv irrp! iaiuy, iuuess oracciueni. Nothingcan be moresurprisingtban its iivi: 1 ;ii jj orating eflects on Ihe human frame. PprsnnsnH weaknpssand lassitude, from laking it a t once be- come roonst and lulloi energy nnderitsinfliience. It immediatcly connteractlhenervousnesof the female frame, which is the great cause ofbar- renness. Itwill not be cxpected of us. in ensps nt sn delicate a nature, 10 exhibit certificates of cnres Eertormed, bni we can assure the afllictedlbat undredsol cases have been reported to as. Sev eral cases where familics have beenwiihontchil- dreo, alter using a lew botlle-s or this invaluable mcilicioe, have been blessed with heallhy off snrinfr. I o- Dr. Ttnctisaid'Sly wife bcinggreally distres- seu oy weaHiiess ana uenerai ueuiiuy, and sull pringcontinuallyby rain anda sensationof Lear- ingdown, falling or thc womb, and with their .1 i T 11 uiuituyics, aiu navmg Known cases wnere your medicine has eflecied great cures, and also hear- ing 11 recoramenaeu iorsucn cases as I h.nrp ifp. scribed, I obtained a bottle of yonr Extract ol oarsapanna, ano louowcd lhe directions you gave me. In a short penod it lemovcd her com- piaints, and rcstored her nealth. Being grateful for the bencfiti she received, I take plcasure in thusacknowledging it, and recommendiDg it to the public M. D. MOORE, Cor. Grand Lydius-sts. Albany, Aug. 27, 1841. 3 TO MOTHERS MARRIED LADIES. This Extract of Sarsaparilla has beca espe cially pr.-pdred in refennce to lcmale corap'ainLs No female who ha-s reason to sunoose she is an- proaching that criticalneriod. "the turn of lifo." should neglectto lakeit.asit isa certain preven tive forar.y of the mlmerousand horriblediseas esto which femalesare subiect atthis timeof life. This period may be delayed several ycars by using this medicine. Nor isit less valnnhlp for those approaching womanhood, as it is cal- cuiaict 10 assisi naiure, Dy quickening tbe blood and invi?oratin? the svstpm. Tn.loo it,: n..;.'. -o t J J IUIO IUWI- cine.is invaluable fqr all the drseass lo which women are subject. It braces thc whole systpm, renewi permauent- ly the natural energies by removing t'le impuri ties of the olood not so far stimlaling the system tem,as to prodnce asubsequent relaxation, which is the case with most medicines laken for female weakness and disease. SCROFULA CURED. This Certificale conclusively proves that thi Sarsaparilla hasperfectcontrol over the most ob stinate diseases of the blood. Three persons cured in one bouse is unprecedented. THREE CHILDREN. Dr. Tovmsend Dear Sir: 1 have lhe pleasura to inform you that three of my childien have been cu red of the Scrolula by the use of yonr ex cellent medicine. They were afflicteJ very se vcrely with badsores; have tauea only fourtot lles; it took them away, for which I leel myself under deep obligation. Youis respectfully ISAAC CRA1N, 106 Wooster-st New York, March 1, 1817. OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS. Dr. Townsend isalmostdaily reccivingordcra from Physicians in different parts of the Union. This is to certify that wc, ihe undersigned, Physicians of the City of Albany, have in nu merous cases prescribed Dr Townsend's Sarsa parilla, and believe it to be one ol thc most val uable preparations in the market. 33rlr". P. Pvling. M. d. J. Wtlson, u. c- li. 11: Bripgs, M. D.; P. E. Elmmdorj, m. d. Albany, Apnll, 1815. UNITED STATES OFFICER. Capt. G. W.McLean, one of the Uniied States Marine Corps and meraber of the New Jersey Legislature.has kindly scnt us the folluwingcer tifieate. It tells its own story. lialivray. Jan. 25, 1817. Ayearsince I was taken with thc Intluenza, and my whole system leftina debilitatcdstate. I was iufluenced to try Dr. Townsend's Sarsapa parilla, and after laking two or three botilt'j. I was very much relieved, and atuibuteit eniiiely to the said Sarsaparilla. I have conticued ta king it and find that I improve every day. 1 Le lieve it savcd my lile, and would not be wihVut it under any consideration. G. W.McLEAX. THE REV. JOHN SEYER Of Jersey City.an old and highly respectable clergymanof theBaptistdenomination handed in th-jfollowing certificale at Dr. Townsend' of fice, 12G Bulton strcet, on Sattirday. Jtspeaks foritseif. Dr. Townsend Dear Sir: I am constrained togiveyon a statemeni of the fcenefit Idetived from using your Sarsapatilla, belicving by sodo ing I shall rendera'lenefitto thosewhoarcsufier ing as I have been. 1 was rcduced for many months by lhe dyspepsia, so much ihat it was much difficulty for me to walk or keep about. I also had a tetter which covercd the most part ot my head which was extrcmely troublesome sorc, it got to le nlmost a scab, I used qtiitca numbcrof lemeilicsfor both complaints but I re ceived little or nobenefu until I took your prepn rdionof S.Jr.wp-jrilla, which through thekind ness of providence has rcstored me to more tlmn iny nsiial hcalth, as I now cnjoy bettcr hcalth than I have foro nutnber ofy cats". I am now C0 ycars of age, I believe it to bean invatuable med icine, nnd recommend ittoniy numerous acquain tance, which is very large, as I havebeen a inin ister for a grent manv ve rs. 1 hone ihis bnstv skelch may bc as much bencfit to yon asyour medicine has to me. JOHN SEYER. July II, ISKi. Jersey Cilv. Al ETIJODIST CLERGYMAN. Thefollowinuas ypiit in our n..pm !n I l, iheltev.J. O. TUMSO.V, of ihp Jlpthodin 1".. Chiirch one nflhe lunsl lcarnp And ri srtclcil in thc Methodist runnrction aml is anutlicr eidtniy of thc nondciful cflrctsnf l)r. TownscndV Sarapn rilU on the system, t-lucsD Icarsok II.iTing for somc tiinc past as you atc aware, cxcririireil grratgeiicral ilebiliiy of my syelem, atlcudcd wilh ci.n.-lam and al.inuiir- irritalion ul ilie throat nnd Iuug', I nas al ynnr onu inslancp, and in conscqtii-rc ol haiing reail Caplai'i Mrl.cinrs dccidvil teslimony in iis U lialr iinlm til t., try Dr. Townshend' far faiuril Sarsaparilla. 1 irii.l 1,1 confess.iuorc iotlie hopc ihan in ilu'cnilideurp, ofils proiug eflicacinns: but 1 am ln.inl iu ran or now ioacknouled;ctliat 1 liail n..t trie iil lnng brfor I bcgan tnpxiiericncc itssalutary cfiei Is; and I mnv now say wilb Oapt. McLci.n, tli.it n-ouM 11..1 l l witbout iton any cuiisiilpratimi." It lian ilnnp u r more good lliannny prpi ioim rrtnp.1- I huieiii.d iflliis slnlcmpiit is ilrcincil by you n"f ,m iinpuil. ucu jou havc by full ronfrut lo m.rke it j.util ir. jtanway.Aug. IM7. j. 0 tcsisi.n. KJTS-FITS-FITrf Dr. Townsend, nni liaviiisr insteil M J?:ir. snpnrillii in rascs ol Fiip, of cnurse ncvt-r re coinnipnileil il, and wns fiirpri?pil to rercive 1ih lullnwuip; Irum nn iiitcllitrent aml rpdni-p- table farmcr in Vcnicliclfr Counly Fordiiah, Anjjust 13. JSI7 Dr. Tow.nfe.nd Dear Mr ilMvra Iinlt girl ecypnyenrB.ol:i:c. wliolms hern spvit. 1 ypnrs flffecled wiih His ivo tricil nlmort cvcry lliing- for licr, but wi:lnnn f nrcpi-s; nt last, nllhougli we rould fuid 110 recomn cnd ation m your cirrulars fnrcnscs likc licr. wc Uculit asslie wns 111 very delicnte Iietilili. wc wonld "ive Iipr some ufvoiirS,irennardl aml are very glad ncdul, for it noi only rcs tored her strcnjjtli, but shc luis lind r.o n liirii ofthe fits to our great plcasure nnd ciirpri.-p. She is last hccominir ni-jeil nnd liennj fnr wtiicli wc lejil graieiul. 1 onr? rfstieclfii!!v. JOHN BUTLER, Jun. W. P. RUSSEL, Agcnt. 41 ly. CONSUMPTION C0RED Triumjihanl Snrcfsx of Bucha.Vs Ilunirn- rian JSulsam t,J Life, the gretit Fn-ilixh remcdy fur Cold.", Coughs. Asthma und Consumption. The most celcbratcd and infdllible remedy for colds, coughs, asthma, or any f'urm of Pul inuuary consuajplion. is the llungaiiau Balsam or Liic.discoveied by D11. Biciian of Londun, England, tcsted rorupwards orf.cvcn vears iu Great Eiitain and on the contincnt ol'Etirepe, and intioduced 111I0 thc United States under lhe immediatc superintendence of lhe invcnior. The astonishing succcss of the Hungnrian Balsam, in thc cure or every rorm of Consump tion, warrants thc Amcrican agent in .soliciting for treatment the worst pasiLje cascs that can Ve found in the cominunity cases Ihat scek rc licf in vain from any of the common remcdics of lhe day, and have been giveu up bv the most distinguishcd Piiysicians, ax coniirmcd and in curable. The Uungarian Itilsaru has cuted and will cure, the most ilespcrate of cases. It is no quacknostrum.bnta Slandard English Medi cine, of known and estallished efiicacy. TO THE CONHUMPTIVE. Every familv in the Uniied fslatps shnnM supplied wiih Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Lile, not onlv to counteract the eonsiimniivptpn. dencies of the climate, but to bc uscd as a pre ventive medicines io all cases of Colds, Coughs, Spjtting or Blood, ain in the .side and chest, irritation and soreness of the Lungs, Bronchilis difliculty of Breathing. Hectic Fever. Xi-hr sweats, Emaciation and general debilitv. Asth- ma.Influenza, Hooping Cough. aml Croup. In case ol actual disease ol' the lun-rs. or con sumption, it is the only sourceof hope. Vtu j ,lc,Jonaia acd amilh, soie agcnt tor the United Kingdom. at the Italian Warehouse, Regentst. Loiiflnn in Rm.l. .md P.-isps f..r ships, hospitals Scc. oy spectal appointment. DAVID F. CR.1D LEb. 130 Washin'rlnn st. Boston. M.nss Kn!p Agent lor the Uniird States and British A meri- can Provinces. Amencan price. gl pcr Bottle wiih full direc tions for the restoration of Health. "Cj- Pamphlets, containing a mass of Ecelish anlJAmerican certificates and other evidence, showingthe uneqnaled rocrils of tbis Great Eng lish Remedy, may be obtained ofthe agents gra tis. f3rione gennine, without the writlensig natureof the Amcrican Ascnt on a toM hronzc albel, to counterfett which is forgery. Daguerreotype Apparatus. Plates, Cases. Chenn'cals. Cameras, Cameta. Stands, Head Rests, plate holders, Mercury Batn, uatteryrorgilding, c.c. All theaDnaralus and materials for nseing thc same.at Boston and New York pticss forsa'leat the Drug Store ot w, f. HUasbj, W. S. JOHNSON ofiers his nrpscnt stock of Prints at a reduced price to make roona for Fall stock. AU thoso in want of Calico Dresiei wm do wcll to call at "the People's Stor.' uuiy rj ici.