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

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7 JIY THE DAIiK AND TJIOUBLED NIGIIT TIIAT IS UPON US, TIIERE IS NO STAR ABOVE TIIE IWRIZON TO GIVE US A GLEA2I OF LIGI1T, EXCEPTING TIIE INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WIIIG PARTY OF TI1E UNITED STATES.ViZ.mF.r:: volujie xni. MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, TDESDAY M0MING-, ATJGUST l, 1348. NUMBER ti, JOSEPII II. BAHRETT, Editok. TERMS OF YOLUME XIII. Vi!''Se subscrilcrs, -Viil subscrilicrs, within tlic Statc, i not paid within thc vcar. .1 ..1 r,.Kcnr;frc nnt nf" tlu. St.ltC. $2,00 Si,ro $1,75 52,00 -.viilnnl? nnd Comnanicswho takeat tlic ofiicc, .1 -.n ci r-. if nt naiJ within thc ycar. who takc of Potridcrs, S2.00 t n-,;,l .it hc cnd of th ycar, "7o papers discontinticd until arrcarflgcs are rxocpt at tlic option of thc proprietor. Xo .i-t with. or payment madc to Carricrs, cash. ,""n:i;. or othcrwise, allowcil, cxccpt asscntcd to t!..' Tironrietor. VI nmimunications must bc addrcsscd to tlic ..:ur, Post 1'aid. JUSTUS COBB, rcBLisnnn, T .VIIOM AI.I. KIXDS OF HOOK AXD JOll rRIST. IXG WILL I1E l:XECUTi:i) OX 6IIOKT NOTICE. MY OWX PKT WIFE. 'Ingltt istliy forcliead, purc and frcc A- thc warm lovc I bcar to tlicc :id bright to mc as summcr's sky 1- tuc daik radiancc of tliinc cyc, :vM is tliy chcck, which cvcr g!o--s Wi 'i tlic soft tints which dcck tlic roc; I !it is tliy lip, whosc crimsoii swcct y brcathes of lovc without dcceit V ,1 l,right tliy chin, whosc pliiyful lifc r.nucars n:c t 'my own pct wifc' r. c'lt i thc smilc wliich dccks tliy brow, An.l tcnchcs cc-i lovcd friend to know J'lic wc'onie tliatlic lias to sliarc lur homcly, yct not niggard f.irc And brightcr sti'.l tbat smilc inipnivcs, hccc'cr tliy watchful caic rcmovcs T'.c wcll blcacbcd damask fiora the board l'.i pl.ice tlic winc ot:r choiccst board, j ur i.ilucd gucst our friend throngh lifc. t r ilii.ing witii 'my own pct wifc' Hv ct is tliy convcrsc. dcar tlic talc TClnr. ilh you stnigglc to rcgale u ,r ln-c-i fnl mood, and lielp rcfino P' .ii.i-iircof my friend and winc, r il" on jcun m song or g:cc, ii .'..nb'y sweet i mclody. 1. i.li! howswcct, liow dccp thc tbrill, s-rred ocstacy I fccl :i t!:v ;mrc on,from carib sct frcc, liomapo to thc Dcity; art thou iloarcr f.ir than !ifo. c U' l-'y Ucd.-my own pct wifc' iiii!' i:ipnn;rrili.-' ihoir unhapj.mosF ti i.irrot npss of ilifir iiii'aii 1ml jMiicr ii iu ilu- imntrili.uc t"t vin"tM ol'iill ilinl r- wi lnti c:rrh! ol'llifii prpsrnl lmpfp lili-iri. iind tliov u-ii! im sooner liavr i-ii-.l npo'i thv rnr,iiuriii po-srFsiiiri.. .i i -n l.'iin's ntltl lr--ircs uill ln'iTiri In t i l..p.--lvf?'. Vo'i raiino! jiliicc n i ,.i -i. '.i i -rn uio-i lu' 1"' will mil iT'k iw i. i.i.l '.i imil il; irivu liim tlu: v.liolr ivnM .n.i V.r !ht; liiTii iil'.M.lftilotl n:ij'iir- It nnnilnv. .'t I iv in t!wt p irtur. dcar." c:iil Mrs. 'iim in Iht lirii'icvv, wtiu un strclch- s., a nf i t:IIi lus in-'H n nmi or i r ih:i hi liCJit. '-lJon'l lay po; r.iiKf i ii'up and p''.t lliis pillmv undcr you. i a viun; manoiire ivhu liad a suucs- ni ilie Virain m conrqucnrc nf lavi"? f" l.i, hiaiiK all rnn Aowu intci lii? head and .i ih.s aJmi.niiiiiii the leli liim to his nap i 'iv htile si:iinj' rooni. ?i -.NPr.r. Tliere is niuch trtitli i the iiov scrap, wliich vc fiml in an cx--i:i;xe p..j.' Ji a poor soultliat cannnt bearslan r. NoH-ccnt mati can jjetalong with- t it at least none who .-.re ciiE.igcd in li.c liiKincss pursuits of lifc. Ilave you o.nt r'-IIow in your cniplortncnt and i. r-cil tiim lie gocs round and slan- c.rsi'du. I ii fine. re woulu not "ive a 'Mit fir a pcrson ho is not s'andcrcd- ii'1 is cither a milksop or a fool. No, no. irn a Iind namcby a nad lellnw (ana you .ii casily do so by correct comluct,) it is the only va to prorc you arc cnlitlcd to a "ood ono. A Tr.XT ron Yocng Mzs A bcltcr sulijcct for youiig mca to discoursc about, and to mcditate upon, ivas ncvcr written tlian the fullou-ing, by Swift: "No man c;or niade an iil fijurc who understood his own talents, nor a good one wbo mis took tlicm." Yniinir mcn iln nnt fail in llm. nursuits of life bccause thcy lack ability to suc- cccd, half is often as from a misdircction of talents. A rislit usc of a modcratcca' pncity will accoinplish much more than a wro s. application of thc most brilliant qualifications. Study thcrcfnrcyotirselvcs. Aim to find out the actual talents you pos css, and thcn endcavor to makc thc bcst possiblc usc of tlicm, and j-ou can hardly comc sliort of niaking a ood fin-urc in the world, and, what is more, bcing onc a moiiff thosc who havc livcd not in vain. Thcre arc tivo livcs in cach of ub clitlinir oa at the samc time, scarcely conncrtcd wilh t .ich oihcr thc lifc of our aclions ihelifc of our minds thc cxternal and inward hislory iliemovcmcnts oftho framc tlie dccp and cver resllcss workings nf the hcart. History reveals men's dceds. tnen's outward charnc tcf, but not thcmselvcs. Thcrc is a sccrct celfthat hath its own life, 'rounded by a dreatn,' unpcnetrateu uuguesscd. (5" A shallow-lip.aded coxcomb, having rc ccived a pcrcmptory nay in answcrtoayoung lady, to whom, in spite of thc most significant l.ints. that his attcntions wcrc not ajrecablc, hc had "poppcd thc qucstion," dcclarcd that hc wouldn't livp, hc would blow hix brains outr 'T will bc a glorious shct, if you hit them," said shc. as shc turncd upon her hccl contcmptuously, and left tho room. tSTThe best part of beauty istbat which a airror cannot rtflect. MXSCBLLAHY. From thc Lady's Book. AUKT IAGWIRE'S EXPERI ENCE. BY TIIE AUTIIOK OF "VVIDOW Hr.DOTT. Don't carc a snap fbr liim. Xancy Ilarrinton, 1 want to kr m, hav JNow, nowif you think you rc fnvinc to make me bclicvc such a storv

as that I know better. I can scc as far into thc niillstonc as anybody and I know and havc know'd for bctter'n six raonths liow't you and Jasncr Doolittlc tuck a nolion to one "an- otlicr. 'Tis cxtrawnarv how gals will talk If you don't carc asnap for liim, what makcs you jro with liim, to Icetcrs and conccrts, and sleigliridcs. and all kinds o' doinjis? Uon't tcll nio vou don t carc a snap fbr him. Ile's a rcal nice Tounjnian tcw stiddrand indus- trious and dcwin wcll you ncvcr'll liavc a better chancc in ycr lifc mabby hc liant said nothm particklcr to you yct but that s no mot hc amt a jrwinc tcw as soon as Iic sits Ins curridac un. Ile's rutlicr baslilul, vou knovir it takcs tlicm sort o tellcrs lonccr to comc to tlic pintin such maltcrs llicy want ccnsider ablc spurrin up, and I advisc j-ou not to lct nobodv clsc hcarj-ou say "0u don't carc noth- in about .Ta'pcr Doolittlc troublc comcs o" thom kind o' spccclics. Iknowby c.tpcricncc I comc puttv ni!!h losin ver unclc .losliaway by niakin an unprudcnt rcmark o that natur. I'il tell you how 'twas, and mabby 3-ou'll takc warnin by it. I remembcr cxzackly whcn twas twas m tlic month o iWarcli, about tcw ycar nnd a half artcr sistcr UcJott was mar- ncu. icr unclc ai:d lr.c d Lcn k(cpm compa- ny allwintcr; lcrcn.ct' cr.r houso cvcry Sabbcrday cvcnin rcglarly, bcsldcs always sccin on mc lium Ironi sui"in school amt cvc nin mectins, and so forth 'twas town talk thatwc was emrajrcd Joshawav Mapwircand Alelissy Pool that was the story all round. Jiut all thistunc, nunu vou, lie liadcnt fa:il a word tcwmc about havin on him, tlioush Iwas suspcctin cvcry day whcn hc would. You ice lie was awlul Iiaslilul. cll, onc nnilit, twas in thc month o' March,) wc was gwinc hum from singin school nary onc on us dident say notliinfor some wavs. At lat vcr unclc ham'd and haw'd tcw or thrce times, and thcn says hc to nic,says he,"Mclissy !"s"a-sl "hay?" but hc dident coniinncr for some timc ar tcr a spcl! hc ham'd nnd haw'd a"in and hc says to mc, says hc, ilclissy says I, Wcll what i" but still hc didcnt contmncr. At 1at I scc wc was gcltm purty nigh hum so 1 savs to Imn. savs J, "Joshaway frhat was you gwinc to rcmarkV" So thcn hc saysays hc, 1 was "wme to say but lus courasc tailcu and hc didcnt finish. Aforc lomr wc comc to (lie irato, and thcro. wc stopt, (wc uscd to stop awhilo at (hc pitc in a ginural way,) and says hc, Molissy says T, "Joshaway Magwirc, what df w you want 'i" Why," says hc, I wa-i gwinc toax you 7cst thcn ycr gran fihcr 1'iHilc opcned thc doorand comc oul.and ni ycr unclc wcnt olf and I wcnt in. "Wcll ncxt day Hanncr C'anoot camc in t' our hoiifc and slie berlin to jokc mc about ycr unclc mr.v I ncvcr could bcar Hanncr Canoot !ie was a rejrlar mifchicf makin old maid alwjysa mcildlin with cvery body's bizncss in thc iihtcc andas surc as shc secs a lounc: oun'e niinarcntlr attachcd to one anothcr,shc iniiiiwaics su'thin or othcr aiainst 'em. She ouhlcnt git no swccthcart hcrsclf, and it madc lnrawful prosf-araincd and mad at tlicm as 1 (uid p;W m. 1 hadcnt ncverliad nodifficul- ay to me frcfpicntly, Melisy dew bc kcr ful wliat you say aforc Hanncr Canoot shc's a danjrprous crittcr'' and I was kcrful in a ffineral way. And thcn, you scc, thcrc was hcr brothcr, Josiali Canoot hc'd bccn tryin to lic pcrlitc to mc tcw or thrce ycars and I wouldcnt kccp company with him, nor havo nothin to say tcw him andllanncrshcknowd it, and slie i'elt awfulspitcful to mc on account o' that. Sncakins o' Siah Canoot the last timc I was up to YVigglctown, ycr Aunt 15c dott tcllcd me he was"quitc particklcr to hcr IIp liaint ncvcr bccn marricd. I sannosc no bodv wouldcnt havehim hc was so lazy and so consarncd diaprecablc, and so awful hum- ly. hy his hair was as rcd as blazcs and hc liadcnt no noo at all aml what tlicr was on't turncd richt up straight. AVhen ycr Aunt I'cuott tcll I mc about 1ns stcppin ur. to her, I says, says I, "I hopc you won't incur ridsc him, Sillv for Iip's a poor shiftlcss crit- ter." Why no he aint nuthcr," savs shc "lic's bcn in thc milcnfary and got to bc Cap pcn Canoot." "I don't carc for that,' says I twouldcnt matc no differcncc to mc if he was Gincral lic's Si Canoot and alwavs will bc." Wcll, I fclt awful worricd, about it, and whcn I comc hum. I tcllcd ycr unclc on't and says he, O don't you bc afraid o' Sillv mar rying b:m. I'H bc" liound he haint no ldcc o' marrying her. Shc allcrs tliinks thc mcn has scrus'intcntions if thcv Iookat hcr"-that's what vcr unclc said and I don't say but what tis so sistcr Bcdott s a curus crittcr tlio she s a nicc wonian in the main. AVcll, I was go- inp; to tell what Hanner said she bcgun to iokc mc. and savs sh( (I was spinnin on srcat wticcl, vou know, wlicn snc ocun 10 'jke me) atid says shc, "Mclissy, thcy tell mc curus stoncs auout you; wniz wmz whiz wcnt .thc whecl, and I purtcndcd I did'nt hearhcr. Artcr aspcll shc spoke up loudcr, and says shc, Mclissy, thcy tcll strangc sto ries about you and Joshaway whiz whiz whiz wcnt tlic whccl, and I madc as if I didn't hcar a wonl slie said so bymcby shc turns to ycr gram tlicr, (slie was sitting thcrc,; anu says she IIow is it, Aliss Poole when "s that are wcddin a cunimin on What weddtn?" says mother, says s-hc. "AVhy, iMcli'sy and Joshaway Magwirc, bcshurc," says Hanncr, says shc. cvcr not as I know on, says mother, says sh:! I don't know nothin about no such buzincss. W cll shc seo shc woulu- cnt cit no satisfaction out o mother, so shc hollurs to mc asin, and says she, "scems to mc vcr ruthcr hard o' hcarin to-day, Mclissy." Whiz-z-z-z wcnt thc whecl loudcr n cvcr,and I didn't takc nojioticc o' what shc said. 1 tv soon she bawlcd out acin, and said she, I gucss what makcs you so dccf, you must a kctcht cold in ycr heau last night twas rathcr a journcy you tuck to git hum" (you seo ycr unclo and mc wcnt hum by thc turn- pikc instid o" gwinc cross lots but how thc crittcr lound it out, dcar knows. cll i didn pay no tcntion, but I tell you I was a gittin awful mad. Artcr a spcll. shc srits up and comes and dumps hcrsclf richt down asidc o' mc, and says she, "say Mclissy, dew tell whcn you and Joshaway s a gwinc to step oll hc a verv nicc vounj man, tho' I ucss hc won'l ncver sct thc rivcr nfirc." When shc said that. T w.n comDlctelv ryiled up. I'd ben growin madder and madder all thc timc to think o' her tellin rigbt aforc mother about our comin hum bv thc turnptke and then ourcomrahum by ttic turnpise anu iuen sayin hp wouldcnt never sct tlic rivcr afire," i 'twas tcw much, I couldn't hold in no longcr so l turncd round anu shook my whcel pm in ncr iace, anu says 1, IJanncr Lanoot, ycr mcuaun oiu maiu. l wish you a mniu vour own bizness and lem mc alonc about Josl; iMagwire licouldnt icipe myoldshoes on him Kow, what did thc crittcr dew whcn 1 spoke so Why shc snorted right out a lar fin, and says shc, O don't gct in a passion, .Mclissy dont, dcw kccp ycr tcmpcr till ycr marned, dcw. Purty soou shc went hum. This was a Friday. "Wcll, Sabberday camc and I didn't see nothin o Joshaway. I thought twas rathcr nuccr, but 1 rcckoncd on sccin him to Weduesday cvcnin mcetin so I wait cd with paticncc till Wedncsday cvcnin comc, anu l wcnt to mcctm. Well lie was thcre,anu I sposcd of coursc hc'd wait on mc hum but when mcctin was out loand bchold 1 he wcnt straight past me and axed Cloey Foggcrson if nc stiouid havc thc plcasurc ot sccin her hum: Thcn it all cum thro' my head likc a Cash o' lightnin, what I said to Hanncr Canoot, and I knowcd shc'd told him on't as wcll as cf I'd hecrd her. I tell you I fclt like dcath I ncvcr knowcd lill that minnit I sot by Josh Magwire thc idcc of losin him was awful ag gravatin. Wcll Igot hum some how or othcr and wcnt straight to bcd, but I didn't slccp nonc that night. In thc mornin I got np with a trcmenjuous hcadachc, and looked as pale as a ghost. Mother, she had to ax mc whcthcr or no I wa'nt sick. I tcllcd her no but all that day I wa'nt fit for no bizness dident havc no appctitc and whcn night come yer gram'ther fclt so consarncd about mc, that shc gin mc a dosc o pcrrigarlick, coz shc said if I didcnt sleep that night I'd saitinly bc at tackcd with the fcvcr. In spitc o' pcrrigarlick I didcnt slccp a wink that night nothcr. Xext day I felt wus than cvcr, but I was aw ful high spcritcd, and I was dctermincd no bodv shouldn't know thc rcason. Thinks mc if Joshaway's a mind to uscmc so, hc may, and lic hangcd to him. 1 amt a gwinc to kdl mysclf on account of him hc aint thc only young man in the univcrsc. That's thc way I 'taHect, to mysclf, but talkingand dcwing's tcw ihings, you know, Xancy. Thc more I tricd to despisc ycr unclc, thc more I couldcnt the more I tried to hafc him, thc bcttcr I hkcd him. Wcll so it wcnt on a numbcr o' wceks. He nevcrcomc nigh mc. I uscd to scc him to singin school and mcctin, but hc ncvcrolfercd to scc mc hum always went with Clocy Fog gcrscn. Aforc long cvcrybody was a talkin about him and Cloey Foggcrson. But what workcd me most was, thc gals bcgun to blag- gard mc about losin my swccthcart, and thinks mc, I'H gct him back il' I dic for't. So artcr pondcnn on t a spcll, I madc up my mind 1 (1 incurridgc Siar Canoot and scc'f that would cnt bring ycr uncle tcw. Si was ready cn ough to ttcp up, you know, but I'd gin him thc mittcn, so many timcs, he was alccrcu to vcn tcr. So onc day I gocs by his shop.(lic was a waggin-makcr by tradc, j-ou know,) hc was a standing in thc door as hc always was in a gincral way (hc was evcrlasting lazy) well, I says, says I, How dc dcw, Mr. Canoot I tcll you I ncvcr scc a surpriscdcr crittcr'n what hc was; I hadcnt spoke to him in bct ter'n ayear. "Well as common," says hc. Says I, Why don't you ncvcr comc to scc us now days, Mr. Canoot!'" The crittcr was mighty ticklcd and says hc, Thc rcason I liaint bcn's catiso I rcckoncd my company wa'nt agrceablc." "0 Mr. Canoot, you must- cnt think so," savs I and thcn I wcnt off. Well, ncxt night hc com't our hnuse, and ar tcr that hc comc evcry night and I tcll you twas an awiul cross to mc to trcat liim any way dccent, for I hatcd thc crittcr likc pizcn; but I managcd to bc pcrlite tew hiin, and a lorc a weck's time hc popt thc qucstion. I tcll d him t.vas vcry une.tpectcd and 1 must considcr on t a spcll aiorc J gin mm an anscr. IIc sccmcd annarcntlv satisfied, and continucd to wait on mc and I could scc't ycr uncle fclt oneasy by the way he Iook't sidcways at us wlicncver hc scc us togctncr uui siiu nc ncv cr comc nigh me nor oflcred to spcaK to mc and so it wcnt on for tcw liull months. Al thc nabors begun to talk aliout Josiah Canoot and mc; and Siah himself was a teazin on me to know whcthcr I hadcnt considcrcd cny most long cnotigh; and what to dcw I didcnt know.

I was nigh upon crazv my licaltn Jailca;j hadcnt no appctitc, nor nospcrrits. lcrgram tlicr was awlul uncasv about mc. lou scc i was all thc dartcr shc had left to hum. Icr mar was marricd and gonc, and ycr aunt Bc dott was marricd and gonc tcw. cll I got to be a miscrable crittcr. Onc cvcnin artcr suppcr, I wa? in a drcad- ful statc o' mind. I knowcd Siah was comm that night to git his anscr, and I wantcd to git rid on him. So I huv on mv tlnngs and slipt out and wcnt up to sistcr Bedott's. Shc lived on thc uppcr ccnd o thc villagc. Well, 1 found ycr aunt Bcdolt to huin alone. Ycr un clc llez wa'nt in gonc to some mcctin or othcr and Kiar, (he was a baby thcn,) hc was aslccp in thc cradlc. "I'm glad you'vc cum," says Sillv, says shc, "for I'm awful lonc sura; Hc-z hasgoncoirsomcwher; dcar knows wher; tis amazin how any man can uc wunng to leavc his pardncr alone as much as hc docs. 1 m clcar out o patience wnn n n u u m u ben for that lanibergastcd young one s liavin the snnlllcs. I'd a went off somcwhcr mysclf." Ycr aunt Bedott's a nicc woman, but shc was niwavs an awful rrumblcr: thcv dcw say shc jawed tlie Ucacon out o ttic wonu.; cu,w shc went on, scoldin and frcttin, and tellin hcr troublcs and tnals, tor ncvcr so long, ai last Ibrokc in, and says I, "O Silly, don't don't know what trniiblc is." 1 faid it in a kind o' awav that startlcd .hcr, and savs shc. "Mclissv. what dew you mcan i 1 bust ngnt out a crym. icr aum im. uu,n bpr knitten work "and como up tew me, and savs shc, "Mclissy Poolc, what is themattcr?" I kept on crvin and did nt anscr. -i lasi says shc, "Dew tcll what ails you, Mclissy, dcw: tain't nothin about Joshaway Magwire, I hope. I wonld'nt frct my gizzard tor him; tncrc.- as "ood fishcs in the sca as any't cvcr was kctcht vit." AVcll, artcr a spcll, thinks me, I may as "well tcll her. So I tcllcd hcr the hull from bc "innin to ccnd how nigli ycr unclc camc to poppin thc qucstion what I said to Hanncr Canoot; how shc provokcd me tosayit; how undoubtcdly shc'd" told Joshaway on't, and all how and about it. Well, at fust ycr aunt blowcd mc sky high for makin such an unpru dcnt spccch, (shc was unprudcnt cnough hcr sclf, but shc hadcnt no paticncc with any body clse for bcin so.) At last says shc, UW hat's said can't be onsaid the only way to mcnd the mischief is for Joshaway and you to gct to gcther and makc it up somchow." "But how can wc gct togcthcr," says I "I can't go to scc him. and hc don't ncvcr ccme to scc mc no more. Artcr thinking a spcll, says Sdly, savs shc, (Silly was always a cunnin crittcr,) "l'vc got it now you jest stay here and seo to the baby and I'H run into thc widdcr Mag-n-Irp'i it's a p-ood whilc f cncc l'vc bccn there. It's purty daik" now, and by the timc I comc hum it'll'bc awful dark, and Joshaway hell t;m(i.vc'. come with mo hc s d.d it several timcs hc wondcrful perlite and whcn wc git lo the door 111 ax hiin to come in and see husband. IIcz won't be to hum taint likely but Josh won't know but what he is and whcn hc once gits in, 111 bct forty grctapplcs you and hc'll makc all straight purty soon." "O, Sil ly," says I, "that's a rcal good idcc but you mustent lct him know I'm hero, cause if you dcw he won't comc in." "I won't, sartin sure," says she. So shc put on her things and oflT suc went, and 1 sot down the back side o the room and bcgun a contrivin what I should say to ycr uncle. O, Xancy you'vc no idcc what a statc of prcturbation I was in one niinit I was afcarcd I shouldent say nothin to no pnrposc and thc ncxt niinit I was cny most sure o' gettin Joshaway back agin. Wcll, sister Bcdott was gone a. hull hour. Ycu see Joshawny wa'nt to hum whcn shc wcnt, and so shc staycd till hc did comc. It did secm to mc as if shc was gone a ycar. At kst I hecrd em a comin. Thcy got'to the door, and says ycr uncle, says hc, "Good night." 'O, you comc in dew,' says yer aunt Silly, says she 'Mr. Bcdott wants to see you amazingly.' 'Well,' says hc, Tll step in a minnit.' So in theycome. 'Why,' says sistcr Bedott, says she 'I wondcr vr here husband is you sit down by thc firc and I'H go call him hc can't be fur ofi", I'm sure he wonld'nt go off" and lcavc the baby alone. bo he sot down with 1ns back to mc (I was a scttin whcrc he dident scc me,) and she wcnt olf into tothcr room and shui thc door. Gracious sakes alive I ncver in my hull lifc cxpciienccd such feclings as Idid tnat minit and 1 ncvcr shall agin it 1 livc a thousand ycar. It scemcd as if my hcart would jump right out o' mv mouth. "Artera minit or sol ham'ed: yer uncle. hc stariedand Iookt round and when hc sec me hc riz and made for thc door. Thinks mc, 1've lost him now sartin, sure. Jest as hc got his hand on thc latch, says I, 'Mr. Magwire Hc stopt and lookt round at mc, and says hc, 'Did you speak to me, Miss Poole?' 'Ycs,' says I. 'What did vou want savs he hc snokc so cold and onconsarncd I fclt clcar discurridgcd, and I lust bust naht out a crvin. So thcn he comcs up to mc, and says hc, 'Mclissy Says l, Mosliaway, what makcs you so cold anu ctis- tant to mc lately Says hc, 'vou'rc cngagcd aint you, Mclissy Sa-s I, 'Xo I aint no such a thing.' Artcr a minnit hc says, says hc, 'What made vou say you wouldcnt wipe your old shocs on mc. 'Cause I tcouldcnt,' says I, 'and there amt but onc fcllcr in thc town I icoulil sarvc such a mcan trick, ?nd that's Siah Canoot, he's jest fit to wipe old shocs on. jNow Aancv wliat do ou spozc ycr un clc done thcn Why hc huv his arms round my neck, and gin mc such a thundcrin smack as I ncvcr got aforc nor scnce. 'O, Mclissy, says hc, 'wc'll bc marricd artcr thc fuss won't wc 1 shouldent wondcr, says J. And wc iray marricd in Iess than a month, and I haint ncver had no 'casion to rcpcnt for he's made mc a fust ratc husband; but only think how nigh I comc to losin on him jest for spcakin as I did to Hanncr Canoot. Shc haint ncvcr bcn nigh mc sence I was marricd and as for Siah, hc was as mad as thc Dragon. TIIE INDLVN CIIIEF. Tlic followins bcantifal story is litcrally tnic. and was first pn'ilishcd in a lccturc delivcrcd by William Trary, Esq., of Ulica, I. Y, on thc car- ly lustory of Oncida Connty. Jt has bccn altcr ed by somcbody, bnt wc have not thc means at hand of corrccting thc altcratins, nor are thcy sufEcicntly important to grcatly mar thc bcauty of the incidcnt as graccfully rclatcd by Mr. Tra cy, whosc fine pcn, wc would takc tliis occa;ion io say ii is a rcpruacu iu luui uiut ne nas snucrcu to bc idle so long Onc of thc first sctflcrs in Wcstcrn Xcw York. was Judge W who cstablislicd himself at Wliitcstown about four milcs from Utica. Uc brought his family with him, among whom was a wiilowcd daughtcr with an only child a fine boy about fonr ycars old. You will recollcct, thc country around was au unbrokcu forcst, anu this was thc doniain of thc savagc tribcs. Judgc W saw tlic ncccssity of kccping on good tcrms with the Indians, for as hc was alonc hc was complctcly at ihcir mcrcy. Accordingly lic tooK cvery opportunity to assurc tlicm ot lus kindly feclings, and to sccuro tbcir good will in rctnrn. Scvcral of tuc chicfs camc to scc him, and all appcarcd pacific. I5ut thcrc was onc tbing that troutilcu Inm: an agcu clucf ot tho Uncidatnue, and of great influcncc.who rcsidcdat thc distancc of a dozcn milcs, had not yct bccn to scc btm.iior could hc asccrtain thc vicws and feclings of the sachcm in rcspcct to his scttlcmcnt in that rcgion. At !at hc scnthim a mcssagc, and thc answcr was that the chicf would visit him on thc morrow. Tmc to his appointmcnt thc sachcm camc. Judgc V rcccivcd him with marksof rcspcct, and introduccd his wifu, his daughtcr and little boy. Thc intcrvicwthat folloivcd was intcrcsting. Upon its rcsmt tnc Jiiugcwas convinccu lus sccn rily might dcpcnd, and hc was thcreforc cxcccd ingly anxious of making a favorablc imprcssion upon the distinguishcd cliicf. IIc cxnrcsscd hi-" dcsireto scttlc in thc countrv. to livc nn tcrms of amity and good fellowship with the Indians.and t bc nscful to tbcm by introducing aniongthcm thc artsof civilization. Thc chicf hcard him ont. and thcn said: "Brothcr, you ask much and yon promisc much, what plcdg'c can yon givc of'your faith? Tbc white man'3 word may bc good" to thc white man, vct it is wind whcn spokcn to tlic Indian." -I havc put my lifc in your hands," said thc Judgc, 'is not that an cvidcncc of my good intcn tion I havc placed confidcncc in tlic Indian and will not believc that bc will abusc and bctray the trust that is thus rcposcd." "So much is wcll," rcplicdthc chicf, "thc Indi an will rcpay confidcnce with confidcncc, ifyon will trust him, hc will trust you. Lct thc boy go with mc to my wigwam 1 will bring him backin thrce days with my answcr If an arrowhad picrccdtbe bosom of thc moth er, shc could not havc fclt a dccper pang than wcnt to hcr hcart, as thc Indian madc this propo- sal. Shc sprang forward, and riinnmg to the boy who stood at tlie sidc ot tnc aacncm, looking in to his farc with nlcascd wondcr and admiration shc cncirclcd him m hcr arms, and prcssinc hira to hcr bosom, shc was about to fly from thc room. A gloomy and ominons frown camc ovcr thc ba chcm's brow, but hc did not spcak. But not so with Judgc W IIc kncw that thc success of tliccntcrprisc, thc livcs of his fami ly, dcpcndcd on a dccision. "stay, stay. my danghtcr.." he said. "Brir.g back the boy, I bc- scech you. He is not more to you than to mc. 1 would not risk n hair of his hcad. But.my child, hc mut go with tlic Chicf. God will watch ovcr him! IIc willbc assafeinthc Sachcm'swigwam, as bcncathonr oiti roof. Tlic agonizcd mother hcsitatcd fjr a momcnt, she thcn slowly retiirncd, placing thc boy on tlic kncc of the Ch'icf, and kr.ccling at his fect, burst into a flood of tears. Thc gloompassed from tbc sachcm s brow, but he saiu not a worcl. lie a rosc and departcd. I shall not attcmpt to dcscribc the agcny of thc mother for thc cnsuin'r dav. Shc was acitatcd by contcnding honcs and fcars. In thc night shc a- wokc from hcr slccp, secming to hcar thc scrcams of hcr child callinfron its mother for help. Bat the timc slowly worc oway and thc third day came. How slowly did "thc hours pass. The moming wancd awav, noon arrived yet thc Sa chem came not. t'hcre was a cloom over tbc whole honschoW. The mother waj pal? nd si- Icnt. Judge W walkcd tlic floor to and fro, going cvcry few minuteslo thc door. and looking .1 1. AnAnlnrv in (l.n rr.i-oc .nw.r-.K- through thc opcnin; cucms auoue. a lnc, r-iTc nf i.r MtInfF siin were tbrown upon thc tops of thc trecs aronnd, thecagle fcath crs of thc Cliicfwcrcsecndancingaboicthcbusb cs in thc distancc. IIc advanced rapidly and the little bov was at his sidc. IIc was gady attircd as a young chicf his fcetbcing drcscd m ir.oc casins, a tinc beavcr skin on his shouldcrs, and ca "lc feathcrs wcre stnck in his hair. He was in cxccllcni spirits, and so proud was hc of his lion ors, Ihathc sccmcd two inches tallcr than hc was bcfurc. IIc was soon in his mothcrs nrms and in that bricfminutc shc sccmcd topass from dcath to lifc. It was a happy mccting too happy for mc to dcscribc. "Thc white man has conqncrcd sa!u thc Sn chcm uhcrcaftcr lct us bc fricnds. You havc trustcdan Indian; lic will rcpay you with con fidcnce and triendahip." IIc w-as as good as his word and Judgc W livcd for many ycars in pcacc with the Indian -a..! nH nfrf"pilr-il in laviuT thc fonndation of a flourishing and prospcrous community. CIULDHOOD. How artlcssis childhood even in its art IIow Iranspaient, how easilv secn throngh When wisely dealt with, childrcn shed the purcst tears of pcnitence thst are cvcr shed on eartli. Andhowfull oflrustisearly child hood! Thc child lives and movcs and has ils beinc in eternily. 1 1 knows nothing of the hcginning tif life, or of its cnding. A simplc child That liglitly dinwsits brcath, And fcels iis life in cvcry Iimb, What can il knoiv of dcath?" Ovcr it immortnlity broods likc thc day. But abovc all.howabsolutcand uncomprom ising and godlike is a chihl's scnsc of right Hc recogniz no limi'ntion to thclaw ofdu ly. He'linows not policy until he learns it from thc cvil prai-ticcs of thc world. Uepeat to n child thc immortal Iessons of pcace nnd lovc wliich Christ uitcred, and he instantly reco!riiizcs the vcry commandments ofGod. and asks, "why do mcn iil trcat onc anoth cr?" Wiih a tcrrible fidclity ofapplicatiuu hc turns your instructions dircctly tiport you, and demands since such is God's l.uv why you do thus nnd so? Childrcn cannot un derstand, until thc world tcachcs ihcm, how auy ncccssily should iutcrfcic to rcnder cn tire obcdicnce impossiblc. Lovr. asi Pridk. "Many a man has sccn his choico for a partncr in life, in thc humblc girl, far liencath him in thc opinion of the world, and although love and pridc might havc struggled with him for a whilc yct pridc triumphed, and hc sought onp from higlier walks ot litc. Jn au mc n- cissitudes of social cxistcncc, nothing can bc pnnnhlo nf inllietiii-7 morcccrtain miscry than is sure to follow such a coursc. It distracts thc gencral harmony of our days, missbapes llm Irnirth of lifc.lcsscns the staturc of manbood, andis contrary to thc i rL i-l l plain lnstruction ot rcason, ior n uuciarus imui. whcrc love is, thcrc is pcace, plcnty and thrift incss. Evcry thing good is surc to follow a happy union. Lct not pride intcrfcre in this mattcr." GEX. TAYLOR. A :nfolKnrnnf nMcinnnl writor in llift Xp. ;V York Couricr and Enquirer givcs the fjllow- T T T ing Jixtracts ot a JvCttcr irom tne iiou. uuu. r Hnrvrrp tvlin wbilo Spprptarv of Var. was ncccssirily brought into frequcnt comniu nttnr, wttl, (ltn Tivmc. which rrives a more iust idca of his civil qualifications than pcr i t..... i.r,. naps any inmg iuai uui lu-auuu uwuit sccn which you understand has bccn cxprcsscd by mc, in rcferencc to the attainmcnts of Gen. Taylor, derivcd from his correspondcncc with thc War Dcpartmcnt during thc timc it was in my charge. It is vcry true, I havc often nnininn not onlv of thc sound jud"incnt and unsurpasscd diserction of Gen cral Xaylor, but aiso ot nis capacny :w a wn ter; and when doubis werc eat ujion thc an thorehin of thc admirablc dcspatches which came from Mcxico undtr his namc, I dcclar cd unequivocally my thorough conviction that t. -n-ot ilm nntKnr nf lliom. And I .stated mv rcasons for this conviction that his oflicial lcttcrs and othcr communications wjucii nau ulln r,.1r- ii.,- riliiprv.-itinn pnntaincd thc samc condenscd vigor of thought andcxpres- sion, thc samc pccuuamies oi!iy-,;ii.u uy.m ty, and forcc of languagc, that charactcrizcd his Mcxican ilcspatchcs; and that, from cir- curastanccs pcrsonauy kuowu io im., i ati tain that hc could nothavchad thc aid in wri il... Inttorc !!T,d rnminunioations reforrcd ,11. ...v.. to, wliich some of thc ncwspapcrs allcgcd had iipo. This opin- ate. You an.l I bccn rcnilercd to lnm m iwcxiro. 7 quainted with some of h.s produ ,c ,o ccrtain y at Icast equal to that w h wl d. an cxpertin pcnmansl.ip can dccidc upon thc s g- naturcot onc wliom ne nas tcc. name- nominatpd him for the Presidcncy, bcforc hc "Ido not mcan to dcny thct Gcn. i j wa3 nomin.itcd bv thc Whig party. Xatur LOR.like Gencral Washington, and like a,.zrJ cit-zl.nsand- Xntivo Americ.u.s, in all ntl.KT. mrwtof man. mav liaVC had thcaid c. nrminutpd him ofaliterary friend irilookmgovcrhisdcspatch- es, wnlten, as thcy must liavc oecn, un.ii r a(jcji.;a Conveution. And now thc great ob grcat excitcmcnt and sometimcs in hastc aml -ccton urgC,j Ui him is that thc Whig that friend mav havc crascd a rcdundant word 0j.t,ie i;M;on i,.ls confirmcd the nomina orphrasc.or rounded apcnod. If this ibc :cvi- -nn wh;cl Grn. 'Javlorhad preuously rc denecofincapacity, who shall cscapc? It i-- cc;vc, He wa-; noininatcd "ny thc Whig notorious that thc writings of A asiiixgtox, ConTC,nt;on at philadelphia, with the assuranrc and particularly his Farewcll Addrcs?, under- t hc a AVn; t c,crv leticr that hc igc and public communications of cvery othcr Presidcnt havc always becni wit- jectcd to thc critical cxamjnation of his Cabi- not Inilppil. 1 (lonoi ncsuan; iur.it uui. inui.", n t tnntnnf r.,i?ilif tiannr.; mcn wno wui 3UU111H iiiii'v i -i i r.i rt.-T.-.i-ir. r.f-. tO thc public scruiiuy wiuiuui friend, whcn it can'bc obtaincd, will cvince 1 T il.nn rrrr.A ffiliCI. more prcsumption than good scnse. the military" scn icc of thc country mo v.nnr.r lk time in zarrison' l onurit iwiavit... more than j Tisons and at

t., -.vl.orn in .i time of pcace hc has had a- umc ui pi.-in.v. 1..1.:- w, nImi!tpil on bundant leisurc. idmittcd on llis n:iuii i' all sidcs to bc cxcmplary, anu ne w uc i.;nn. Kt "nlnlent man. hat, tnpn, navc 11.1 IIL 1CUM.V-. cdolent man. What, thpn, havc probably bccn hisoccupatiotis uunng tr.c icui- ous davs, wceks i, "wccKs, uiwi-- o Tlie answcr to the question may oc autv.' .me 1 i.r. i foupd in thc nc11. nutniy, anu couueiibcu thou"ht that makcs his compositions modelspf cpistolarv wnting. Anu u may uc iouhu thc signiiicant fact statcd by tho vctcran bcn. tho vctcran bcn. llit. 0. fimsoxtoMr. CniTTEXDES.andbyhimpro claimed at Pittfburg.that hc hadbecn forrna- tary tervicc, anu lrcqucnuy on couna ui.i.iiij and inquiry with liim, and that Gcn. Taylor alicniis dretc tip the proceeiUntjs and reports nf 1 .1 1 4a 1 n.- 1 1 the cpurts. ftlen accustomcd to busincss irill sec thc full forcc of this fact." Intelligencer. SPEECII OF ME. CLAYTON, OF DCLAVfAltn, IX DEFEXCE OF GEXERAL TAYLOR, I. the U. S. Susate, July 5, 1818. Mr. Footc having concluded an elaborate addrcs3 to the Senate agaimt Gcneral Taylor, nnd -i 1 1 iu 1 i,nnr tn AVItirr Cunnin... nn.l pcciallv thc Senator from Delawarc. to cx- plain the prineiplcs upon which Gcn. Tavl lor was to be sustaincd as a candidate for Prcsidcncy flnvlnr, tn rtn' "TV "llp the of Pnntipiit nnllod "Afr. f!lnvfnn tn nnlpr. llo- uving his right to replv, as the whole subject :.r-.l 1 I... M. l.Vl n1 I1IUUUULCU U li.i:, i..b.v.u..i hcar anv dcbatc npon thc call to ordcr.decTdcd .1- T C tlic denatu to bc out ot orucr. iui tuc ocn atc, on a vote takcn immcdiatcly after this, gavc lcavc to Mr. Clayton to procccd, not withstanding thc dccision of the Yice Presi dcnt. Mr. Clavton thcn addrcsscd thc Scnatc as follows Thc dccision cf thc Chair was indccd unprcccdented, and dircctly in opposi tion to his own solcmn dccision on a case jire- ciscly sumlar to this, mailc by him only a tew wni.ks flfrn. "Vi.itliir T nnr mv frlind nrifill- atcd this po'.itical dcbatc. We wcrc contcnt to lcavc ueneral uass amt ucncrai aayior in thc hands of thc pcoplc atid the Scnatc will unanimouly bcar n:c witness that I have ncv cr introduccd an irrelevant topic into any dc batc here. Thc political fricnds of thc gcn tlcman who occupics the chair begnn this dis cussion. They attaekcd Gen. T.iylor aud his charactcr, and'sfofied at his claim to the Prrs dcncy. Thcv wcre allowed to procccd with out intcrrtiption from thc Chair, througha dc batc whieh extcnded throngh thc grcater part of two days. The Yice Prcsident was,by thc rulcsof the Scnatc, botmd to call his own po litical fricnds to ordcr, ifhe thought the de batc was out of order. But nota wonl about otdcr was hcard from Ium lips till I took the iloor to rcnlv. and then he anestcd thc dcbatc. and put a scal upon my lips. Thc Senator from Mksissippi had chargcd upon u:e aud my iricnus tnat wc ucsirou io evaue inu uim.-u:-sion that Gcneral Taylor had no prineiplcs wliich we darcd avow and said that hc had, on consullation wilh his friends, rcsolvcd to provokc us toa dcbatc on this sul.jcct, and to tcc that wc should dodgc no blows which in chivalry and honcsty wc wcrc bound to takc." IIp pvim plmriwd us with a de.i"n to pass the rcsolution forTi spccdy adjouninicnt of Con- grcssin order to avoid aml ilouge tins cry ui cussion. He wcnt furthcr, sir. Iln callpd on mc pcrsonally to nicct him in dcbatc on ll.csc qucstions. Yct, aflcr hc had Lppii pcrinit'.cil to indulgc in this strain of attark on ir.c and my fricnds, his own party a?ociales seize the occasion. thc lr.onicnt I rise to takc up the glovc hc has thrown at my fect, to dodge thc cncounter. Thcsc are thc circumstances un dcr which twcnty-orc Dcniocratic Scnatoi. havc this day voledto dcny mc the frc-cdomof spccch. Thcy hnc a party inajority hcrp. lmt siu-li nnil frns wns the iniuticc of this altPinpt to stille a discussion which thcy thcm selvcs provokcd, that a majonty ot tnc acnate l.na nt-nr,,itf.il lTir.iT nnrnnsi. nnil lo lb.lt nia- ioritv, and cspeciallv to the chivalrous Senator irom -iiissiipjii, iir. x-utm-, prcsscd his own dccp scnsc of the injusticc donc, I tcndcr my tlianks. I havc alrcady statcd to thc Senate that 1 I....I1 mnona P flc. nc; tn tl,r nnininnsnl Gcr.. Taylor which are not in the jvosf esion of cvcry nicmucr oi iius iioiiy anu i-cry iuin nf thc countrv. Ilonnring his charactcr, as 1 sinccrcly do, I havc ncvcr yct had thc plea---urc of an introductioii to that diMinc.uii.lipd man I havc ncvcr addrcsscd a lclter to him in my lifc, nor rcccivcd onc from him. I havc fornicd my opinions of thc prineiplcs of thc man from his writings and nrtioiis, and friu what any othcr may have sccn in thc publip prints. To thcsc "mcai.s of information all have equal acccss, and all can ftinn an opinion as wcll as I can on thc whole subjpct ofilcha.e. I thinlc it ii nlso duc to Gcnpral Taylor to say, in the outsct, that the position whiph hc has assumcd bcforc thc rountry.asa candidate for thc Pi-psidenpy, has bccn putircly misap prehended in the" coursc of this dcbatc. IIc has bccn held up here .-s mcrcly aU hjg can didate, liound to Miftain cvcry Whig principle with whieh that party has bccn identificd. Il has bccn allcgcd that hc is bound to carry out all thc dictatcs and oLcy all thc behc-sts of a mere party that hc rims mcrcly as a party man that hc h bound hand and foot by party pledgps ar.il that hc must carry out, at all hazanls and undcr all changcsof timc andc-ir- cumstances, cry micient kn propoed by thc h.g par y I ..11.. f nn 'I Mflrif IO lltff. known mpaiure Xow, undoubt- as uiai j. uioi.jiHV'u--viM- i splfhns rcnudiatfU it in cvery icucr naTin LCccn nom!natl.(, ly the Whig party but ormnM nominaf. COmpo,cd both of Whigsand T-.-,c -ri-nnnd nf Demoerats had ocfore hc rcccivcd thc noaiinalion of thc Phil- j uniformlv took the bo!d and manIy rmmr that, if clcctcd Prcsidcnt of the i Tjm-tp(i'"statp?, lie should not considcr himself i unitcu oiaip.-, rii"ui. v...-.. nr fnnl nf n T-n rl r.nt pvpn i mc intrc M.-i r---.-, l.A un.i 1 niui.l.. ot tnc pant niin n.i mvi .,i..i- i.. i 1 1 i ti ,.r .1... whicn he had bccn attadi- g, out tuai ne suoum uk im: iiiswuu m j mcr;can pcoplc. Undcr thcsc eirciimstances 1 l.l 4 1 C MT..tfeTnm n.TI iie nnAv.ln I nilnplltncA.i.Mi.in.stql1.. i tho honorable gentlcman from Mississippican nnu iiu uiiiitun t in niit.ui mv vrnicn nc iias iiroiiouiiiii.-(i twui ii-"iiin iv. n.v -npInlp, nf Gpnpral Tavlor. If hc will cx- ,u nn-Jnfil Ictter which Gcn. Tavloi ammc tho pnncipai ictter wnicn ucn. 1 r. ..i Tavlor nilHpet.the ll.t3 ttlltll.ll Itll. t-..w..w -----J jcUcr ,0 c t Uison, he will scc thcgroun.i t, i,m Limsclf .i candidale be- hc cw h-imsM as a candida"le be- j forc h(J Amcrican peoplc, Before I procccd lurtncr, permu mc io rcau iw""-"o tract from that letter: "Batok Rouge, April 22, 1848. J?,VcT rpiterate what I luvc often said. I 7.V. wk lf t I jjm a Ill(J.UUfc UUL..111 raBr President ofa j "alu w en(iC3Tor to act indcpcndcnt i of narlv doininauon. i suouiu icn uuuuu w r adminisicr thc Governmcnt nntramacllcd by party schenics. "SicokI. Tlic tcIo powcr. Tlie rowcr givcn by the co'istitntion to the Exccutin mterpose his vcto, is a high conscr ritivc pow -er; but in mj- opinion should ncver bc cxcr cised cxccpt in cascs of clcar violaticn c. ti.c constitution, or manifest hastc and want of coi ideration by Ccngrcss. Indccd, I havc tl"" ;at that for many ycars past thc known opinion and wishes ol'thc Eiprutive have cxerci.-cd unduc and injurious intlucnceunon the Lcgis- Iativc dcparlmcnt of thc Goverarnent antl for this cause I havc thought our systeai was in dangcr of undcrgoing a great changc froin its true thcory. Tlie personal opinior.s of thc iudividual who may happcn to occupy thc Ex ccutive chair onght not to contrel thc action of Congress upon qucstionsof domcstie policy; norought hisolycctions to bcmtcrposcd whcrc questions of constitiitional powcr have bccn settled by thc various departmcnts of Gbvcrn mcnt, and acquiesccd in by the People. "Thirtl. Upon the subjeets of the tariff, tLe currcncv, the miprovcment of our great hi"h- n:nj, ntc-ry, inKC", anu iiaruors, uiu wui oiiuc People, as c.xpressed throngh their Rcprcscn tative in Congress. onght to be rcsiiectcd and c-arried out bv the Executivc. "Fourlh. Thc Mc.ican wr. I sinccrelv rpjoice at tlic prospect of peace. My life has bccn dcvotcd to arms.yct I look upon war at all times, and under all circumstancrs, as a national calanuly, to be avoidcd it compatiblcr wnn national bonor. Jlie priricinlex ot our Goernment, as well as it is iruc I'oVcv, are opposcd lo the sulijngation of othcr i-alionrf anu tlie diaiuembernu'iit ot othcr fountriPS by conqucst. In the I.ingnagc of the great Wash ington, 'M iiv should wc iiuit our own to stanu on foreign giound In thc Mcxic.ni war our national honor hat bc-n indicatpil. aniply vindii-atcd; and.in dii-tatingtpnnsci! j rcp,n may wcll all'ord to be forl.carinj ai.d cun mananimoiis to our fallcn ibc." Gcneral Taylor, thcn, statids before tlic countrv, not inrrclv c? a W htg, but a.-r THK "(illKAT It K P R V.S V. T ATI V K AND CIIAMPION OF THE PRINCN PLE OF THK UIUHT OF MAN TO SKLF-GOVERNMENT. IIc mainfaiiis thc principle that thc inajority havc thc right to gnvcrn. IIc slnnds prcciscly tip on thc grousid on which Thomas JfffiTon origitially madc a party diffcrcnrc with John Adams. Lct nie quoic a psssac from the lclter of Thotnas Jpficrscn Ut John Adam?, stating thcgrnunds rn which thc Ilcpiihlican party of I'i O.com mciiccd its opposition to thc cncroaclw incnts of Executivc poucr, snJ ti which it owcd its true origin. In thc -Itli toI mnc of JcfTerson's Mnnoirs, pa.rc202, we liud thc lclter louliich I rcftT. It ixdatcd Junc 27, lSlo, and cuntaii.s tlie follcvi in passagcs "Tlie tcrms of Whig and T.ry belnn? lo national as wcll as civil liitnry. Tl:c drnotc thc tcmpcr coiistiliitiiu of miiid of clifiercnt individuals. Tncnmc to our otvn country and to tlic titncs v. hf. you aud 1 becamc first acquaintcd wc w :l roiiicmber thc violcut partic.s whirli agi! tcd thc old Coiigrp., and thcir bittrrcun tesls. Thcrc you aud I wcrc arraycd ti gcther otlicrs chcrishcd thc mohaik iiv of Euglaml,an(i uc thc rightsofour ccun try. "But as soon as ihc conslitiition was put into tnotii.ti, thc Iinc of diviipn was aain (Irawn. Wc broke into two partics, cach wii-hing to givo tho Govcriimcnt a diflercnt dircct'nm TIIE ONE (the Rc publican partv) to STItENGTIIE.'V TUK MOST' POPL'LAR IIRANC'II, (Congress,) THE OTHER TI1K MORE PHRMANENT BRANC1IES, ND TO EXTEND THEfR PERJIA NENCE. Hcrc you and I scparated fi.r thc first timc, and onc pHrty plnccd your nnn.c at thcir hcad tlic othiT sclectcd niinr." Prcciscly upon that principle, Gcticr.-I Lewis Cas and Gcneral Zachary Tajlor now difTcr, aml stand ai issuc bcfiirc tho country. ueneral J aylor places liunscll upmt tliis just principle, lyingat the fouti ilatiuti of all rcpublicari forms of Govcrn- tneiit thc right of ibc tnajority togovcrn. Mc liolds that the popular hraticli of th Govcrnnient pnsscsses f ight., and that he. if clcctcd I rcMdcnt, iod1iI bc boutiu to rcspc t them. He savs, thcreforc, in rcf eicncc to all those great questions which havc herctofcire agitctcd thc country, and which arc propcrly within thc powers of Cougres?, that he will he guidpr! Iy the will of ihc People, cs expressed hj their Rcprcsentativcs. On thc cthcr Iiand.what ays ueneral uewis vass.' lic ucnies that the will olthc pecplcsliall govcrn. IIc maintains thc higli fedcral doctrmes ofancicnt days, that thc President oflhc Unitcd States, witii Ins veto powcr, shall control thc will of the people. IIc statids np as thc champion of Kxf-cutivc powcr and has reccived his nomination from a party conveution, undpr circumstances which I think, uhcn carclully cxaminca by thc Amcrican pcoplc, willecal his fatc as a candidate bcforc them. What wcrc thcsc circumstances l Tlie cry first rule r.dopted by the cnnventioti nsscmbletl at Baltimore wa3, thal the will of the ina jority should not govcrn that thcvotc of two-thtrds should bc necctsary to nomt nate the Presidcnt. Thcy had laid down that doctrine before on a tncmorablo oc casiou. I refer to thc Baltimore nomina tion of 1911. The resuit rcminds me of onc of thosc gamcs at cards which i call- cd "Solitairc, in wincii you hnowamatt plavs against himself. Did you crcr sce a nlan sit down to play that game whoditl not cheat himself? Thc Democra'.ic Icaders, on this occasion, nndcrtoofc to play "Solitairc" the Whtgs wcrc not prcsent tn be cheatcd and the very first act or dccree was one amotinling, in my judgment, to a most flagitious fraud. nrt only upon the country, uui upon iul- pai ty itsclf. It ordainecl that tl.e will of the people should not govcrn. and t'nl n- m m should be noininated for the Pre"'er5cy without the vnte of two-thirds of that con vcntion. Well, now, what must bc (cv ery body knows what was tbc consequence; in this case) the ncccssnry conscqucuoe

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oftlie establishment of such a principlc by any party? We can all vcry wcll ess timate tlie power of onc liutidrcd thousand oflicc-holders, many of tlietn anxious lo perpctuate tlieir dynasty. Thc) can pack n Democratic conveiilion with more than oie third of its inetnbcrs, though thcy might not b' ablc to control a tnajority. They can send on tlieir rclations, tlieir fricnds and dcpcndants, as delegatcs, and, under !he operation of tliis two-thirds rule, govern tlie conrcnlion. It was on ihis oecasion. All thc gcntleinen who cotnposed the convention went to Balti more, bottnd to nomitiatc some candidate for the Presidency. To f;til to nomitiatc by a conrrntion, would be to dissolvc the party. Tlu-y werc coinpellcd, tlicre forc.tomnkc a nomination, and wlicn they cnlcred tlie convention, they wcre mct witli a rule declaring that tlie votc of two tbirds was necessary to nominate tlieir Democratic candidate fur thc Presidency. They kneiv that within the walls of the convention there stood a packcd minorily, of morc than onc-tlilrd, reprcsenting thc the ofilce holdcrs of thc country, who r.nnld vntnor iipirative ihe nomination of any man not subservient 10 their new?, orwliowoulilnotpcrpetnaicuieirujiiasij and contmuc them and thfir fnends in of- licc. The candidates all uuderstood tliis j heforehand, and 011 such occasioiis hc wlmi makcs the most satisfactory hargain with j cliquc or faction constitiitiiig morc than j otic-third, but not one-balf of tlie convcn- I tion is surc to receivc thc nomination. No othcr man can oet it- 1 say again, I cvcry candidate understood tliis, and every IlllUri' CaiHllUaiC Will, lll .111 iuuiii: ivuiau- cratic conventions, niidcrsland it Lach i r. Mr. Wilson said, inhis spcccli lorthe vclo. of th-m w.Il ktiow it is.mpossible.or ni.i. ..lIcre miliI o cm niomcnIS in to procure thc iionnnalioii miless hc can whjcll arijllIosilieg ,Iiay rllI1 1,11, hetwecn the ser.tire the services of thosc who cnmc c.xcclnivc and lcjjislat'.vc hinnchcs, and in here for thc purpoe of sustainii.g thcm- 1 irnVi thefnrmtr ousht to be ablc to defcmt eclve-; in ofiicc. He is biUnd tlicu to leuil itsclf.'' bim-elfto all tlieir vicws. If they dcsire 1 '-Mr. Butlerhad hcen in fnvor o! a single to e.stiiblisb a plalform of political faitb, nxcciitivc maciirate; but cotibl he havccn henmst sulcribc to it. Ile has nooption. H-rtaincdan iden that ncomplelc ncgativenn Hcmustcither relinnnib all l.opc of thc "'c hswaS to be givrn l.im hc ccrtaiuly i.omina.ion. or subscr.be to every doma ould bavc ac.ed verv i i i bccn obscrvcil llial m all counlncs llic exccu- that th.s cliquc may choosc to lay down. iv(; j,wcr ia in a r0iistr.r.tcoUrseofincreasc. ITtnIer thfse circumst:ince., I ask, what is -j.,, was crriallly iIicchfc in Grcat Kritain. the lucvitablc lendcncy f the party which (;cnilnnicii sccmcd to think that we had tiotli has iiomiiiatrd Lcuis Cass? Docs it not ingto npprHicml from an abuse of ihe cxoc ilirecily tend to thc rule of thc fcw over "ii c (Kiwcr. But wby might not a Cntilinc the many, and cvcnlually to a monarchy i aCromwell nriscin tl:is count.y as wcll ai It tcnds to thc ehtablishmcnt, in the flrst 1,1 inst.nice.of an oIi.archv, or an arislocracy I "Mf- Ucdford, or Dclaivirc. was opposcd of0T.cehnlderS-ablctodicta.ethcnom-;,oevyc !,;cl .'Uure, cvt-n the I cnuncil ol rcvifion t.ist proposed. Hc mati.u ofany man they pleasc. I hcy hiiu h u woud ,)(.elimcicI, l0'marlc oul iri have a vrto on thc acts of the convention i ,,Cconslinilion thc bpnndarics lo thelegisla asobsolutc antl rfTectual as that which thc tvo authotity, which fould give all thc rc President of thc Unitcd States, whom they t quisilc sccurily to tlie rilils o( thc othcr lc mav nominate and clect under thc magic nartmcnts. Tlie reprCFcntalivcs of thc pco- nanr of Dcmocrat. mav have upnn thc Ia;va of Congrrss and the will of thc Pco- ple. U:i iiuiliicilly thc grcat tnassof tlie Demo cratic party i'' honcft and palnotic. Wc wlm aro Wliis, aml ippciKctl lo ihcin in pnl-iuc-. tirc cu'iihvi lo a fr-i" cxpreysion of tliTi'r opinioii m iniikinir a parly nominanon and Vlii-" as wcll iw n-..mrrals arc elramh-d by iIih p,.h..r:il li-ger-.:..Kiin-!h.ic rw mro.luccd by so.i.c politi-nl vnamnaiis i.ilo ihat pariy wiilnn a lew ycars past. iiir.)dorc.l liy so.i.c poiiii-ni vnamnaiis wnip'i compt ls ih..t pariy u. arrcpt a nmm- na....n madc and lnr.-cd upnn them by Ihc inn.r.iily. t.ich wcre ihc nrc.m.slanr.-s nirh ihc fraud, micIi wns Ihc relnhlfeht'd rule .uid irou l.iw under which (Jcn. C'assru ccivcd his niiiMtnaliiiii. L.-I usciHiiiiv. i'. conncclion with tyl. .i ar-i.mn il ihe Ihc otlT doctnnes o. Ic.ml 0(,iam ofcxt.rlijj ,is riCga,ivc aficr tbc p .ny t. w i.rb (..:..cr..l Cass has becu n.ar()s Wc arc jr ciuiirman. goir.g vcry .v!i,m-!l,-,lto.!iWnbc Amon2 c.thertli.ngF. fnr in ,il!s i,,,,,. "VVc are not indccd con-lh,-r,- ian,Is prmm.iciil y ihcasscriion c.ft hc F,i,u,jntj a Bri,isi, Governmcnt, but n more rrcat .-."l.t an.l duiy ol thc 1 rcM.lcnt of ihc llanscrollg lnoarchy-an clcriivc one. Wc r..itc-d Sia.cs l. .-x.-rcifc thc veto powcr j .,r0 in,rjjBCj a ncw prjnri ,cin,0 nur syB, viiIi.mii r. l.Tcnr.c lo ihc hmitations prcscnli nQ. nr;tis, Gfav- r.A li- ih! f.ithers n) the ronlitution. EVCrV oni- wlm has pcrufcd thc Fcderalist'' knows ih.it Mr. Mailison and his asnriatcs uniform- ly m.n.iaincd Ihat Ihc "rcai ol.joct or the vo- lo wi to cnahlc the Excrun ,t oflhe Unilcd btate., lo .It lcnd Ihc consiimiinn and thc cx-1, i-niiliir- iintvrr tvithiti ils Iiniits. io lliail Ol i .cn.icc pocr wiui.u us umiis. o ma. oi thcir day p.elcndo il as des.j.ncd that Ihe r.i.. powcr sl...ld bc cx.endeu as U has brcn li every art ofordmary lcgislalion, nnd ovcrv msiancc m which a pnrly nnghl hy ihc a' l f it clcvatc or sulain ilself agaicst thc iiiIit.'ir nf ihc whlo cnuniry. It ncvcr w is laiamcd ly any mciiiber nf ihc convcn- Udii wlui'li liiriiicd ihc ciinsiiiulion Ihat thc veto rl.iusc in lliat iiKiriinicnt rould br m ronsinird by Ihc niust huiliidiaarian cpos- ilor,'iihal lln" PrcsiJenl ofshp Unileil SlalcP shinil.l bc ciiablt'd. Iij thc forrc of ihat cliusc. lo lio o:iif n parl of ihc lcgilalivc powr of ihc c.uinlry. INnw, howcvcr, you lind thc m.i .U.W.. y uus pariy uo.uiy in hr-.r p..l.hc prm.s.h... Ihc 1 resnlcnt consli- lu.rs p.,n o Ihc lc-.,la.ive powcr ,.r thc r.un.rv, .xnd that Ihc ve.o pnwcr Huahm.i cd. .,.1 1 was so iiitcndcd In be l.y ll.osc t.o ..m I iIip c..n.iuiion. I-ct -..c cal, il..; at al Ihc Scnatc lo a considora.ion ol the pr.:,.-.:-lcS1.pon ftrl.il.K veto powcr af mycd in the Amcnran cnn,t,ii..ion. The s scn.cnce o! he co..i.m..ion dccl..res ha ihc lcg,,la.ivc powcrs hcrcin gran.cd Bhall hc vcs cd m ihc fet ua.e and ol 1 I i 1 I I l II.- Prienulf uX. fmwcr le givcn 10 the olaies. In Ihc juilgiiicnt of tlie UxUu r.s (r' nn PHcniiuI co.r.plcncnt part .f ihc IcgMa- ',er ?f. an i'r81,lj;cnl.r,r mcrcas.ng the num tivc powcr. A qualifii'd powcr of rcvision "he Excculivc.-' wa niven tn him bul it was ncver iritcudcd Aflcr ,Ills Dr- I' ranklin again spoke a Ihathcsbnuld exerciseany IcijUI.aivc pnw. r. i Snmstll.e veto powcr, Ircal.ng llus qucstioi. In ordcr ihat wc mav uu !ertand this suh-1 ns '"volvcd that ol monarchy or rcpublt-lc-t. hii-li p.iters lar'n lv il,.. ..rt canisin and onc nafsaKc of his spcech pon- lionsnow hcforc us lei n.p rcad aporlion of thedcbale nn thc aiinptinn id" ihe consiitu- tion I am pariicularly dcsimns of ihc allcn 1 tion ofihe Scnatc lo this pnint, bccausc I i wish it io sce hy vhom tl.cf c cxtrcme tiolim.s in relalinn to the veto pnwcr wcre orijii.ially advanccd. Durinir ihis scssim. nf Cn.i.rrcss wc liavc hcnrc' llic hoi.or.ible Hcnalor from Oliio C Mr. Al.u:x utlcr v-ry slron; dcntin piaiions ajaiiisl Cnlnncl llamilton :7s !hc in tcniimihl '.dvocalc of kiucly nnd n.onarrhi cal dortrinps, and a Irailnr to ihc r.niifC ol" hhcrty. I do not sland here fiir thc piirpn.se nf hranding one of the grcatcst men ihc rountry cver produrcd with igi.oii.ininus narj;cs, imt I ilcsire io show Ihat Ihc crcat and unqiialificd. Iu M.nloon's Stale I'apcrs, pai;c 151. wc rcad "Mt. Gcrry's prnpns'.iinn bciag now hp fore ihc pnmmiltcf, Mr Wilsw. f ihc. cjIIpjI a 'ronsolidation fcdcridisi") and jr. Ila.niU lon i.invcil ihat the lasl part nl H he'sirurk out, ils to zivc thc IZ.rccittitf an ah&dittc nfj tlreon the Thcre tvnnodangcr, ihcy .liouirht, ofsnch a po cr be'ma !no mncb e.t erciscd. It vnn niciuinned by Colonel Ham- iiioii u.at iiic Uing ol (.Jrent tiritaii. hnd not cxerted h;nr.ra.ivr. Kinro .1,0 i? nvnlminn." lcadcrof ihc fcden.l pariy. whrn this M.l.icct ,u' ""I" ",c l,1,r I'cdcalisls ol thc wasfirstprc.-p..lcdt...hi-po,,sidcrati0nnfihe!,lay- -J?"". wlirre arcc? What is llic oMlnniinrnialCnns. wastl.cvprimn.i:l,i'r,'w'1,r; !,m,lv "''":uns ,lu3 lll,ra vc, lo prcss th.s veto pow,r Poi. thc convcnl.on, f.0"'" 1 I,3r,' ""ogalcs to itself and m i,.si rn iu l,..,',.- Iliait- :,lnl,e ,ll1c."nn,.c ol Democralic. That is ,hc pariy (i. c. 1CSS.) lunils havc heen sincc waslcd upon land-job- l'r,s a"d pariy lavuritcs, on Governmcnt con rli.it i ihc argunient in favnr ofihe abso- iniciors and olliccholdcrf, and not a dollarof Imc vctum tdc by onc who has bccn rcprc-1 al' 'hcfc unnumbcied millionshas hccn givcu scntcd in ihis chambcras tho grcat arislocrat and monarchisl of that day. Mr. Gcrry, a Democral ol that day Mr. MANGUM, (in his scat.) Ucpubli- f can. Mr. CLAYTON. I Ihank my friend for j thcword. Republican isa muchbetlcrnanie. 'Mr. Gen y" said he ezw no neccssity lor so grea'.u conirol over the Lcgislalure, as j thc best inen in tlie country would be com priscd in the two branrhcs of it. j 'Dr. Franklin said he was sorry to diflcr from his collcague, for whom he had a vcry gieat rcspect, on any occnFion, but he could iint Iiclp it on llus. He had had some expe- rience of ihis clicck in t!ic Eecutive on the Lcgisl.iiurc under the Proprietary Govcrn-1 ment ofPennsylvnuin. Thc negalive oftlie Govornor was conManiIy made usc ol to ex tort rnoney. io good laiv whnicvcr could hc passed willioul a private bargain with hi.n If thc Kxecwivft was to havc a council.suchaponer would huless objection- J ablc. It wn irtic the King of Grcat Britain had not, ns was said, cxerted liis negalive since the Revoluiinn, bitt thc mntter was uns- ily cxplained. The liribcs und cm duments nowgivcn to thc menibers ol Parliamcntren deieil it unnecessary,evcry tlung beingdonc according to ihe vill ol thc miiusicrs. Hc was afraid il a negnlivc shoulil hc gitcn as proposed, the morc pnwcr and mnney would uc dcmandcil, till ut last ciioucli would lic in,UCIcc alld .)rjbl5 thc Le!ii,laturc j... ,e Kuhicction to the will oftlie Executive." Thcn comes Ihe Rcpublican shocmajscr, Uogcr .Shcrman. Wlmtdid he say? ..jjr, Shernian uas agninst cnabling any 0-jc man to sinp the will of thc whole. No one man could bc Inund b-o far above all the. rcst in wisdom. He ihought wc ought toa- law.", Imt not pcnuil liim In ovcrrule thc de- r,., .:1l!t, 1 plc wcrc ttict.csljudcs ol wliat wnslorincir intcrcfi, and oul'Iu lo hc under no exlcrnal conirol whalcvcr. The two branrhrs would j produccasiifncicnt control wilhin thc legisla- j turc itsclf." "Col. Masoii ohscrvcd that a votc had al rcady pa?.-cd,lic I'ound hc wns out at ihc timc I'or vusiing-thc cxcculivc powcrs ina, l;J inlin olIcr!) in certaiii rascs. I T)l(, r0);ll)Ic nhuscsofa nciralivc ha-l bccn wc, cxp,ainc, bv )r. i.Vanklin. as provcdby "i,-., nr Will nni singlc pcr.on. mong llirsc poweis was cx.,ainc,i bv nr. Kran(nn. as l.rovcilbv Bamc lfj0r b(J Q j ,)Crc Thc Es. i cruiv. rc(usc ils as3(,,u flcccssary Im.;lstrcs ,n ricw nppninlmcnis shall hc rc- krrcd lo him and. Iiavins b'' dcgrcea cn- gros-cd all llicsc inlo his own hands, thc A- mcricnn Executive, like thc Iiriti-h, will, by i,ri!ll.' nn,"i ;ii., i,imepi il', irmili n. nnl ,,.inm T7 vitnlii'n li.,c ifrnntftp righis lo dcfcnd. Do gcntlcmcn mcan to liavc the way lo hcrcdilary monarchy? Do Jley flattcr ih.-Miisclvcs that the pcoplc will Mcr con3Cn, lowh an jIlnovalioi;? 'Ulhcy I (f)1 VCIUurc 10 tc, ,IlcI ,cy ar0 n,",. rm t -n i t will conscnt. And do j,c, ortJC considcr Ihe dangcrofdclay, and sli, er lU Q nnt ,or a momeiit, but fijicvcr, of ihc plan which shall j hc proposed lo llicm 7 INotwuhslandins :hc opprcsion and injiislirc cxpericnccd a-1 monirst us from deniocrary, ihe gcnius ol ihc people is in lavor of il, and ihe gcnius of the people must he cnnsullcd. Hc could not Imt considcr thc Ecdcral sysiem asin cfiect 1 dissolvcd by the appoiiilmcnt ol tliis convcn- j lioii lo dcvisc a bcttcronc. And ilo gcntlc incn lnok foiwnrd to the d'Higerous inierval tflwrcn thc cxlinction of an old and ihe cs- tahliflinicnt ofn new Govcrnmrnl. nnd lo the j srenos 0f ronfusion v, hlch may cntuc 1 He h iK(J a ni.narc,IV wonM I hfl a hi co K ,ialrCl j,,, ils j 'iolls rarri(.d ,,e pcoplc le ni,e ,t.vIutinn. Wi 'ri0t l,c Excrlllivc FUS,,CIlI oiroli:ivc ,.livs ,jU ,,u.v ,,u rooy TCyUt. lc ohxKC(l0lls lcn, ..vcrrulcd bv a Jj j in -fi p Ilc1ICV(.r CIUlI( co ;vc u of Mnglemagis- ,rj h -fi i it i t I'rophccy rcmarkable that I musl rcad it lo Ihc Scnalu ,;Thc first man pnl at ihe bchn (ofSlalc) will hs a irood nnc. Nobodv knows what I srt may cmnc aficrwards. The Excculivc wiil bc always incrcasing hcrc. as clscwhcre, tiu.it kxds is a jiosaiiciiy." Thus, ll.cn, it nppcnrs ihat thc opinion of six out nf nriic who pariicipaird in Ihc dcbale was ihat au nbsoluie ai.d ui.qualificd tcio would introducc a crcat ir.nnarchical fcalure I "ilo our iusiiiuiious in olhcrwords, that ihc ExHr.uivp would be convcrtcd inlo a mon- arch hy ns adnpiion. Thal was ihe opinion I oi r ranklin, ol .Masou, of Shcrman, ol Lied which placcs in ihe forcirround cl'its naliiirril platlorm ihcdoctrinc nl llic nbsoluie and un qualilicd cxcrrisp ol Ihc velo power. Thal is the pariy which sustained the absolute and unqualifipd vclo on thc land bill in 1833. That bill to (lislributc llic nelt procccds ol all ine punnc lamjs nmong llio Slatcs. which passed holh Houses iu Murcb, 1S33, was a bill which would have givcn ihe people of each Siate in ihis Union'ibe mcansol cduca- iniK all iheirchildicn wiihout laxalinn, nnd i 'i'roving theirliarbirs nnd nvcrs. lliese I .11 to those who owncd thcm as righlfully as any manon carth evcrownedliis own house. By an absolute veto "a pocktt veto" a vile trick and a fraud upon the people and Ihcir rcprcscnlalivcE, tliis bill was defeated aftcr thc repreEentatives of thc nation had passed it by yeasOo, najs-10 more than tivo-tliirdp! Thc bill passed wilhin the last lcn days of ihe scssion, as thrce-fourlhs ofall thc laws of Congrcfs always have, and nlwnys will pass? Kxperienccshows us Ihat thclabors of Congressnreconsummnied within thc last len days ot each session.and thnt bills which havc been discusscd or matured for monlhs nre generally signed al the close of thc seision. Ff, ihcreforc, thc Pieeidcnt can, for the want of len days, wilhin whirh thc constituliou nl lows him lo rclnin a bill for his signature, withhold his sanciion and rcfuse to return the bill, hc candefent it, although two-lhirds of each branch should bc disposed to pass it ns thc cnnstitulion nuihorizcs lliem to do. Thn Senalc, as nell as thc House in Marcb. 1333, Mood rcady lo nnnnl ihe veto on thc land bill. rJ'he Senalors from North and Souili CHroIina.fMr. MANGUMnnd Mr. Cai.-iiou-,) as wcll as mysell, wcre prcscnt nt thc lirne in thc Scnatc, and we are all licre now rcady to altest tliis to bc truc. The President obtainco ecerct infbrn"ation ol" ihe spirit of the Scnale agninst liis veto powcr, and pockeicd ihe bill, in defiance oftlie whole spirit oflhc constitu'.ion. Tliis was a gross cnsc nf the exercite of the ohjolule and un qiialificd velo, which has ncvcr becu con demncd, but always npproved, by yourm! ilo Democracy and :"t is a f'alal prccedenl, which may viriually annul the whole powcr nfConsress. The qualified rule or poncr ofrevioion rccosnised by thc constitulion, subjrct to thc will of two-thirde of each lirauch ol'Congress, has been cxcrciscd in the cascs of thc bill lo pay ihe inlcrcst duc the Sta'es for cxpenditures in thc last war, thc vnrious bills for thc improvcmcntof rivers nnd harbors, llic bill I" recharler ihe bank, thc bill lo cqualize thcscssions of Congrcss, the I'rcnch spolialion bill, and in so many oliier cascs thal i! is diflicult to enumcralc liiem. These veiocs havc brcn susiaincd by Executive irifluencc. Congress has fall L'li lienenth the Executive arm, siicnthencd as that is, and always will bc, by a venal nnd subscrvicnl prcss and Ihe ready nid of Ihc Post Ofiicc Dcpartnient, nilh a liundrcd thnupnnd ofliccholdcr.s. many ol" whom will always 'crook ihe prcgnant hingcs of ihe knce wherc thrilt may 1'ollnw lnwning.' Tliis whole velo powcr, as ilms cxcrci?ed,is now suslnined by ihc Bahimorc platform, and proniplly adoplcd by Gcn.C'ass, inhiRarccp tancc of tlie Baltimore nomination. It is part of hisciJialilifilioi! trccd. C'miclbdcd next ucck. THE NEW COMPROMISE. The Natitmal JnUlligcnccr givcs the subsmncc oftlie Territorial Bill agreed upon by thc Special Committec as fol lows "Thc bill providcs a Territorial Gov crnmentybr Oregon continuing in forcc the laws which have been passed by the prcsent teinporary govcriiment until the Legislalure, to bo crcated by tliis act, shall pass other laws in conforniity to thc wishes and intercsts of tlie pcoplc whom they reprcscnt. "As it regards New Mexico and CalN fornia, it providcs for each a Government such as that first given to thc Michigan 'J'crritory but at thc sanie timc rcstrains thosc Territorics from pissing any laws on thc subjcct of slavery, ficcdom of re Iigion, or impairing the right of the Uni tcd Statcs to thc unocupicd Innds. Wha! cvcr rights of propcriy arc to bc enjoyed by pcrsons rcinoving to thosc Territorics, dcrivcd from the Constitution and Laws oflhe Unitcd Statcs, arc to be refcrrcd to and docidcd by ihe. Judicial Power of thc Unitcd States." On iutroducing tbc bill, thc Chairnian, Mr. Clayton, maiic a statemcnt, from which we glcan the following "Thc tcrritoiies for which tcmporary Civil Governmcnls werc to bc organized, cmbraced an area of 1,0-14,-102 sqttarc tniles about as largc as that of one-third of all Europc, and capablc of sustainitig, sooneror lalcr, thcpoptilation ofamighty empirc. "A vote was takcn on a propositton movcd by the Senntor from Missonri, (Mr. Alcliison,) 'that thc spirit of thc Missourt Comproinisc be adopted lo govcrn the sct tlrtneut ofall thc tcrrilorics of thc Unitcd Statcs.1 On this qucjtion thc Committec dividcd, ftvc for and thrcc ngainst thc mo tion. Tlie Senatnr from Iudiana, (Alr. Brighl,) thcn nioved theproposition, notice of which had bccn previously givcn in thc Scnatc, conlaining the icords of the Mis sonri Comproinisc. As thc coudition of thc territory was now said to bc dififcrcnt from that to which that Comproinisc ap plied in IS20, a motion was madc by the Senator from Kcnlucky (Mr. Underwood) to anicnd that propositton hy providing that 'all llic territory in New Mcxico nnd California, south ofihcparallel of3G 30', shall bc placcd on thc samc footing in all icspccls thal rxitted iu Louisiana wbilc it wns a territory.' On this qiiestion the Commitlcc divided, fnur for thc inotion, and four agninst it. Aflcr the fnilurc of this motion, thc qiiestion was takcn on the propobition ofthc Senator from Kciituckv, and with a like rcsult the Committees bcing ngain cqually divided. "At this stanc of thc proccedinj;s all comproinisc appeared to be impossiblc. But thc Committec proccedcd afterward to considcr a propositton to cndcavor to adjust the grcat qiiestion, at leastso far as to cnahlc Congress to cxlcnd thc laws o vcr and provide for thc admiuistration of justicc iu thc Territorics, leaving for the prcsent the setilemcnt of it to the laws of population, or the adaptation of soil, cli matc and all circumstanccs to thc vnrious kinds of labor. White it was admiticd on all s'tdes that by far thc greatcst portion of the Territorics was adaptcd to Frcc La bor, and would nccessarily be free soii foreser, yet it was also with equal unant mity concedcd that therc was a portion of it whcrc free labor never could bc intro duced, owing to theclimatc and the pecu liar productions of that portion. It was thought ihat if Oregon, which no onc itn ag'tnes can cver be slaveholding, could bc organized as the people of thal Territory uesirccl, by thc temporary nuoption of tlieir prcsent law intcrdicting or prohtbiting slavery till the Territorial Lcgislature pro- pnsea to bc organized by a popular vote, under the bill referred to us, could enact some law on the subject, most of the ob jections would be obviated without any sacrifice of principle hy those who urgcd them and thal, aflcr disposing of the qiiestion, so far as relates to Oregon, thc Territorics of California and New Mcxico could be organized in the same bill by thc appointment of a Governor, Senator, and Judges, to compose, according to thc old precedent, a temporary Legislaturc for each of these Territories, but without thc power to lcgislate on thc subject of slave ry, thus placing that qiiestion beyond the powcr of the Territorial Legislaturc, and resting the right to introducc or prohibit slavery in these two Territories on tho Coiislitutioii, as the same should be c.v. pounded by tlie Judgcs, with a right to appeal to the Supreme Court of the U. Statcs. It was thought that by this means Congress would avoid the decision of this distracting question, leaving it to bc set tled by the silent operation of the Consti tution itself; and that in case Congress should refusc to touch thc subject, the country would bc slaveholding only where, by the laws ofNalure, slave labor was ef feclive nnd free labor could not niaintain itsclf. On thc other hand, it o.sc Con gress should choosc to aoopt tlie Com proinisc linc of 3(JS 30',-(itorth of which I supposc, it is not cxpected ttiat slnve la bor can be introduced,) or any other rule of settlement, it will be free te nct as to its wisdom and patriotism shall sccm fit. "Afterinatiy conflicts of opinion, these views thus generally exprcssed, were sub stantially agreed upon with grcat unanimi ty, all thc tncmbers of the Committec a grecing to mnkc thc rcport, nnd but two of them (one from thc North nnd thc other from the South) disapproving any of the inaterial featurcs as they understand it. By order of the Committce, I havc preparcd a bill in accordance with these views. It contains some iniporlnnt amendincnts to thc Oregon bill, particularly so far as it corrccls thc nefectivc dcscription of thc boundaries in that bill. "This bill resolvcs the whole question bctween the North nnd thc South into n constilutional and judicial question. It only asks of nicn ofall sections to stand by thc Cotutilulioti, and sufier that to set tlc ihc diflerencc by its own trcnquil ope ration. If thc Constitution settlcs ihc question either way, lct tluwe who rnil at thc decision vcr.t tlieir iudignatton agninst thcir ancestors who adopted il. Wc offer no bill to introducc slavery by Congrcs sional cnnctmcnt into free territory. If, as thc South contends, the Constitution confcrs the right to carry thcir slaves therc, they will maii.tain that right. If, as thc North contends, thc Constitution confers no such right, they will viudicatc thcir claim. And Oregon will be nt once or ganized as a Territory, with powcr to c lect their own Lcgislnture a powcr which thc Committec think cannot now, with any propricty rc conferred upon the population oftlie two other Icrrttorics. Tm: Extkxsiok or St.vvEnY. Tho Washiugton corrcspondcnt ofthc N. Y. Com mcrcial, writii.gon thc 23d ult. upon thc sub ject of slavory in territories, has thc following noticc of thc action of tlie committec of com promise Xothinrr is yct knowu of thc procccdincs of tnc "compronuso committec, as -thc sclcct committec o n thc slavery question is callcd, cxccpt that they have had two mectings, and that they are in scsiion to-day Stmday. This last fact shows how dcspcratc the cmcr gcncy is considcrcd. It is naturally cxpcctcd that thc six mcmbcrs of tho committec, known tobo in favor of the pricciplc of thc Missonri compromiso linc, will rcport a bill for the cx tcnsinn of that line wcstwnnj to tbc l'ncifie. Mcssrs. Clarkcand Phclps will probably makc .1 minority rcport in opposition to this mcasurc, Mr. Phclps isa gentlcman ofwcll known abil ity, and it is to bc hopcd that hc will pronosc Euch a docummit ns hc is capablc of producing, and is cxpcctcd of him. In the cstimatc of thc notcs upon such a proposition as tbc Missouri conipromisc linc for thc settlement of thcir controvcrsy, I havc always sct down Dclawarc as takin'g part with thc othcr slaveholding Statcs. Ilut in truth Dclawarc has not ma'nifested any sympathy with thc gcncral fccliiig of thc South on this subject. Shc has on thc contrary shown a dccidcd disposition to allili.'Uc with thc Xorth crn States m thcir opposition to the cxtonsion of slavery-over territory now frcc. She has instructcd hcr Scnators for the rc-cnactmcnt ofthc ordinnncc ofl7S7. It may be thcrc forc ihat Mr. Clayton, the gcncral fairncss, candor and modcmtion of whoc characicr as a public man is so wcll cstnblishcd, had no fmrposc of proposing tho plan of settlement I invc attributcd to him. Probably a rcport from thc committce will bc rcndcrcd as soon as Wcdncsday ncxt. Thc timc of adjournincnt depcnds in agrcat me.isiirc upon thc action of this committce. If it shall introduce a bill cmbracing Ihc "com promise," and an attcmpt is madc to pass it, adjournmcnt is poslponcd indcfinitcly. Ifit shall bc dctcrmiiicd ihat no cfTort to diposo of thc controvcrsy at Ihis time is desirablc, thcn it will bc casy to adjourn on thc 10th of Au gust. lT Thcsc arc strangc timcs surcly, when a man like Martin Van Itiircn, whosc whole life has bccn dcvotcd to, whosc ccry adv.mcc incnt has bccn madc at Ihc cxpcnsc of, a hlind dcvotion to Slavery and SIacholdi-rs, is pnt np in opposition to thc rcgular caneus candi date of thc Slaveholdcri. For-our part. wc helicve wc should not havc secn any bolting in thc LocoFoco ranks nor hcanl anv noisc i nlwut Frcc Soil," from tTohn Yan Burcn and his coadjutors, if Martin Yan Buren had bccn ileccntly thnist a;ide by thc Baltimore Conven tion in 1S-1-1. Thc Whi.'s fonnht thc "Xo Extcnsion"and Frcc Territory" Battlc in 181 1, agninst thcsc YCrV mpn. nnil ."rftt .-l.Ii.nml nnl It n...l j ut ..,iirrv.. WM, Ut onc wc uon't mean to let thcm chcat us out of thc approaching battlc. Wc would no sooner trut thosc canting Barnbunicrs with thc reins of Govcrnmcnt.than we would thcdomcsticnni mal with our dinner. AVcarcfor honcst old Zack.thc man who ncvcr turncil his back to an cncmy, nor his hand against a friend. Il'o.sA. Co. Jour. tgS" Xinc-lcnlhs of thc profcsscd Whigs who arc opposing Oen. Taylor would havc been c qually bittcr in their opposition to Ilcnry Clay or D.inicl Wcbstcr. The following is from a Ycrmont lcttcr to tho Roston Atlas I know of only onc man in this whole rc gion who assumes an attitudc of hostility to thc Philadelphia nominccs that man is Ilorace Evcrctt, of Windsor who says hc would not havc supported Danicl Webi-tcr if he had bccn nominatcd, for thc samc reason that hc would now opposc Tavlor Ucause hc is not in fullcommunion icith the Whir; party. Assatji.t upon Washington-. Thc 'Washington Union, in thc courso of along ar ticle abusivc of Gcn. Taylor, says Thrmighout thc whole scrics of his lcttcrs, and particularly ihc lcttcr addrcsscd to thc cd itors of thc Richmond RcpuWican, writtcn only two days bcforc that to Mr. Allison,)Gen. Taylor profcsies Uis dctcrmination, U" clcctcd, r. n,tmm;tr.r llic Executive OfEco in thc spirit and modc of our carlicrPrcsidents;"arid t must 1m. nlisorvcd that. in thc admmistra- tion of the first and greatcst of thcse.occur the most remarkable and the most questionable m stanccsofthe use ot thc Veto Powcr which have ever appeared since the Constitution was framcd." The Executive organ finds it ncccssary to strike at Wasliincton's grcat name, in ordcr to find any groufTd of assault upon Gen. Tay lor. THE GALAIT. MIDDLEBURY, VT. Tuesday, August 1, 1848. AVHIG KOMIXATIOXS. FOR PRKSIDENT, ZACIIAEY TATLOEJ ST T AlTTff t -v a FOR VICE PRESIDENT, MILLA'RD FILLMORE, OF NEW YORIC For Governor, CARLOS COOLIDGE, of Windsor. Far Lkutenant Governor, ItOBERT PIEKPOINT, of Rutland. For Treasurcr, GEORGE IIOWES, of Montpclier. For Elcclors at largc, ERASTUS FAIRBAXKS, TIMOTIIY FOLLETT. FOR SEXATORS Ai.msox County. IRA STEWART, of Middlebury, ZURIEL WALKER, of Fcrrisburgh. RUTlXD COUXTY. J0IEST FOX, IIENRY STAKLEY, EZRA JUNE. Free Soil. Gen. Taylor.Mr, Van Buren. As long as thc Union of thcsc Statcs Xorlh cm and Sontliern, JCastcrn and Wcstcrn has an cxistcncc, so long must thcro bc a national scnli- mcnt fecling suprcmc over sectional inlcrcst prejudirc. Local intercsts must bc taken carc of by thc local govcmmcnts, and form a part oflhe Slatc polilics. Matlcrs of tliis sort must always bc kcpt sub(-nlina(c to thc gcncral and national conccrns, nor can they propcriy be sufTcrcd to oc cnpy any Icading position among tbc points nt is snc in a Prcsidcntial canvass. Hcncc, also, tlie immcdiatc scction of thc Union in which a candi date for tbc rrcsidcney may residc, cannot, wbilc all Statcs in tbc Confedcrary stand upon a foot ing of cquality, and arc acknowlcdgcd to pofscss cqnal rights, be cmploycd as an argumcnt citbcr foror against his clcction. Kigl.t principles, and thc man hcst suitcd to givc rffict to thosc princi plcs, arc thc grcat considcrations, and not his gc ographical position. And nbcautifiil and praisc wortliy cxamplc of tliis nationalitr of fecling, i found in thc dcvotion ofthc entirc Whig party of such statcs as Xcw York, Connecticut, and Ycr mont, tbrough a long scrics of ycars, to llic Mod cl Statcsmen, tlie noblc-hcartcd and truc Wbigi whosc liomc is in thc Sontb, but wbose famc is tbc nation's, and whom tbc Statc of Kcnlucky can ncvcr appopriatc as cxclusivcly hcr own. Thc qucsiion of the cxtcnsiou ornon-cxtcnslon of Slavery is onc in rcspect to whirh thc wbolc nation is responsiblc, and accordingly is strictly of tintionnl intcrcst. Tbc rxisttiirc of Slavery within the Statcs wbcrein it is rccoguizcd by tbc Fcdcral Constitution, is purely a Hdional mattcr. Statcs wbosc conslitutions rccognizc that inslilu tion, alonc havc thc powcr !o dclcmiinc its con tinuancc within thcir own bordcrs. In tbc Dis tritt of Cohimbia, the governmcnt of which is ccn fided cntircly to tbc National Congress, thc con tinuancc of Slavery is a national considcration and therc alonc has thc Xntion.il Governmcnt any powcr to ulolisA Slavery wbcre it has oncc bccn cstablibhrd. Thc limits wilhin which all Anli Slavcry action is lcptimatcly confincd, arc thcrc fore plain and unmistakablc. Thc Libcrty Tar ty, in profcssing n dctcrmination not to rcst short ofan entirc cxlinction of Slavery, uhcrcvcr it may cxist, havc gonc altogcther bcyond constitu tional grounds, and aro attcmiiling to mcddlc with that over which, as jvAiticians, they can ncv ci liavc tbc lcast right of jurisdiction. As nhi- lanthropists, they may argtic thc question with any pcrson under thc sun, but as citizcnsof this Fcdc ral Rcpublic, they can takc no mcasurcs to forcc cmancipation, without an opcn dcfi.incc of thc constitution for w bich Ttbcllion 13 onlj anotbcr namc. Some very conscicntious pcoplc (and what is morc rcmarkable, thc last pcrsons in thc worldto bcsitspcctcd ofcvcr having suflcred conscicncc to influencc thcm vcry much, in tlieir political ac tion, herctofore.) havc madc the discovery that thc Whigs of Vermont arc doing violcnce to rea son, consistcncy, nnd right, in taking so unani mous and dccidcd a stand for Zachaky Tatlor. They tcll us that our candidate is a slavcholdcr, and, say they, how can a slareholder bc supposcd to favor thc cxclusion of Slavery from thc ncw territorics Xow this is thc whole drift of thc argumcnt most strongly urgcd by our opponcnts, of whatcrcr kind or dcnomination. "A man that is a slanholder, cannot opposc thc ejttension of Slavery." Let us sec how tliis logic will bcar in spcction. Do not thcsc sudden convcrts to Abo litionism and Provisoism know that Georce Wasiiixctos was a Slavcholdert Do they not knowilso.that hc was sinccrcly and opcnly oppos cd to thc cxtcnsion and pcrpctuation of Slavcryi AVbo was thc autbor of thccelcbratcd"Ordinancc of'87,"of thc sixth articlc of which tho Wilmot Troviso is nothing bctter than a copy 1 Tiioji as JcrrEnso.v aSlavcholdcr. ThatOrdinancc, passed July 13, 1787, and fully rccognized and cstablishcd by Ccngrcss, in 1783, aftcr thc adop-1 tion of thc Constitution, declarcs that, (spcakin ofthc North Wcstcrn Territory,) "Therc shall be ncither slavery nor involuntary scrvitude in thc said tcrntory, otherwisc than in the punishmcnt ofcrimc, whcrcof the party shall havc bccn duly convictcd," &c Wc wish to ask thcsc lond clamorcrs against Southcrn men these ncw convcrts to thc Wil mot Proviso, who spcak withasnccr qf a possibil ity that a slareiolder can oppose the cxtension of Slavery, or makc a good rrcsidcnt wl.ctlicr Gcorge Washington, if now living, would bc a good cnongh President for thcmJ Whctber Thomas JefTcrson, a slaveholdcr, was not as strongly and dccidedly opposed to thc cxtcnsion of Slsvcry, as anybody now living, and whcther they cxpcct cver to bc ablc to clccta bctter Presi dent than hc was J We arc surpriscd to witncss with what avolubility men who supported Jamcs K. Polk, advocatcd thc Tcxas iniquity, and even now dcfend thc Mcxican War, can discoursc, all of a suddcn, about Southcm domination, thc dc votion of all slavcholdcrs to thc cxtension of Slavery, and conscientioits scrvjJcs that wonld make them shudder to roto for Zachary Taylor! And these arc mcn who know, or ought to kncw, that, in our own day, Ilcnry Clny, John M. Cla ton, Willic P.Mangum, and thc grcat mass of South cm Whigs, sinccrcly fccl that Slavery is an cvil, and would much rathcrsec it cxtcrminatcd cn tirely, than to havc it sprcad to thc lcast cxtcn bcyond its prcsent limits. Mr. Clayton, nnd an othcr Southcrn Whig, voted iu thc Senatc, in Sc cret Session last wintcr, for thc Wilmot Proviso, as an amcndmcnt of thc Mcxican Traty. Wc havc satisfactory assuranccs that Gcn. Taylor sympathizcs with Ihc views of thcsc promincnt Whigs and hc has distinctly assurcd us that Ilcnry Clay (and that too, sincc Mr. Clay tool: dc cidcd ground, in his Lcxington Spcech, against thc cxtension of Slavery,) was his first clioice for thc Prcs idcncy. But had wc no othcr asurancc of his views, his position on thc Veto Powcr a lonc would forevcrprccludc thc pofsibility of his doing anrtliing to prcvcnt thc cxclusion of Slave ry from Soil now frcc, and with Mr. Filhnorc for Yicc President, should thc question cver asiiimc a strictly scctional aspcct in thc Scnatc, the fricnds ofl'rccdom arc cntirely sccnrc. And now how stands Martin Yan Burcn? What character has hc nlways sustainrd A cunning, craliy, intriguing politician, at all timcs througli his public carcer so rcady to do homnge to thc South, as to bc nnivcrsnlly stylen, Thc Northcrn Man with Southcrn Principlcs."' At Ihc timc wl.cn Soulhcni mcmbcrs of Con gress strcnuously insistcd that all pctitions rcla ting to Slavery should bc rcjectcd, and white that noblc old man, John Quincy Adams, was fight ing zcalously and carncstly in favor of thc llight of Pctition. Martin Van Burcn stood hy thc uhra slavcholdcrs, nnd gavc thc whole wcight of UU in lliicncc to sustaiu a principlc, so odious that it was rcvcrscd in thc House, in 1S-10, hy nn ovcr whclming votc. Mr. Van Burcn luis not chamj d his position, so f.ir as wc know, but on thc contra ry, in a lcttcr vcry rcecntly writtcn to Mr. liovcy, in rcply to a lcttcr on bchalf of the Land Itcfomi crs, hc rcfcrs to his past acts and avowals of opin ion, ns dcfiningthc position hc voie occnpics. As President ofthe Scnatc, Jlr. Yan Burcn gavc his casiing votc, in favor of authoriziu Postmastcrs to riflc thc mnils of all Aholitiou mattcr which they might dccm to bc of an inrcn diary character an inf.iniuus outragc uKjn Free Spccch and a Frcc Prcss. Iul11slna11gur.il Addrcss, Manh 4, 18.17, as wcll as previously during thc I'rcsidciilial cam paign, Mr. Van Burcn voh.ntccrcd to plcil, hhnsclf to veto any bill nbolNhing Slavery in thc Dhtrict of Cohimbia. (And let it bc rcnicin hcrcd, in this comiection. that our Banibi.rncr fricnds, following ihe cxauiplc of thcir Icnder, at thcir latc Convention at AVilliston, rotul doiru a rcsolution in f.ivor of abolishing Slavery iu thc District.) Of ihc conrsc of Mr. Van Burcn in rcspect lo thc cclcbratcd Amitad casc, it is cnongh to say that hccast all his influencc against Frccdom and Humanity. and in favor of Slavery. Wc say, thcn. in conclusion, that thc position ofthc particsand f.ictions in this Statc, cannot bc for a. inoment mist.iKcn. AVhocvcr iu Vermont has thc rcsponsibility bclnnging to a Frccinan and a votcr. will incTilably east his influencc in favor of Taylor or Cass. With thc fonner, thc question of Slavery Kxtcnsion is safc, all Frcc Soil will (-outiniic to bc Frcc Soil. and such a dc cision oflhe m.ittcr vow, will bc vltimute aml fi' nal. On tho other hand, wcre it po-siMc that thc latter could he clcctcd, thc coursc of Frcc dom would, in Ihat cvcnt, bc sacrilii cd, Slavery would lic illiinit.ibly cxtendcil, aml nohopc would hc lcft us but in that last rcsort, Kkvoi.ution Wc ask cvcry frccman of Vermont to wcigh this mattcr solicrly. with a propcr rcanl to thc prac lind issuc. In tbc triumph nf Whig principlcs alonc is therc any hopc for thc causc of Frcedoni R.vymond W.vntKc'.s MnsAGKitii:. It will bc scnn from an advcrtiscmcnt in nn- othcr column, Ihat this collcction of nnimals i.- to be exhibitcd in this placc, on Salurday, thc 1 2th inst. Wc nre ilcsircd tosav ihat thc rc- ports which havc bccn so cxtcnivcly circulat cd through thc ncwspnpcrs, to thc cflcct that in a"tcrriGc fight bctween thc Rhinoceros and the grcat Elcphant Columbus," in thc intcrior of Xew York, thc latter was "mortally wound- cd," and thc Rhinoceros had cscapcd and is slill at largc, arc not corrcct but that on thc contrary, thc collcction is complclc, as hercto fore. CsTThc Spirit 0 the Agc, xa ordcr to gct a- round Gcn. Taylors approval of thc Ordi nancc of "87" in his Signal lcttcr, saysth.it Gcn. T. in a lcttcr to Mr. Doolittlc of Xcw York, dcnics that he intcndcd to indorsc thc Signal's views. "Mr. Doolitllo of Xcw York" says hc has ncvcr rcccivcd any such lcttcr. The Atje also trics to makc it appcar that the Southcrn papcrs arc urging Gcn. Taylor's claims on thc ground of his opposition to the Proviso whcrcas, Fathcr Ritchie, who ought to know tcllsa vcry diffcrcnt story. Noticc the following for instancc From llia Washington Union. Gcn. Taylor is plcdgcd to yield his asscnt to thc doctrine ofthc A ilmot Proviso, and is pledgcd not to rcsort to the Prcsidcntial veto against it, if thc pcoplo shall constitutc .1 Con gress that shall cnact thosc doctrincs into a law." And again Hc conscnts to sacrifice his own power to that ofCongross and to cxpose thc whole South to the Wilmot Proviso of thcrabid Ab olitionists. Such is thc first tax which hc pays for thc nomination, and thc first claira hc'puts in for thc sufTrages of thc South." Thc Mobilc Registcr cbargea Taylor with bcing an Abolitiontst, nnd thc Charleston Mu- cvry (Calhoun's organ) accuseshim of nct l ing so sound on the Slavery question aj Casj and iutimates that he regards slavery as a in and an evil, white Cass docs not so rcgard i We rupposc thc Age will bow to such gno,. Locofoco authority; CF'iron. Horacc Evcrctt, under thc chargi- 0f a promincnt Bambumcr from Windsor, arnvc.1 in town on Sunday last, and will probably be cx h ibitcd at thc Barnburncr dcmonstration to-dav Jlr. Evcrctt's convtrsion to I.ocofocoi?m isanoth ex remarkable illustration of thc "powcr ofcon sci'ence." M1DDLEDURY COLLEGE SUnsCRIPTIOX. TIw unJcrsIffnrd lia inff brea appoiutfd by tbr TrrMJcat ond Fellovrj ofMiiL CoL a Commillce Io riamme nj ai crrtaiathearoouDtofmiWriptioniMd donMionj recrntly obtaincdforsaulCoUie in accorilanri! ith thr .tipula. lioiu in the in.Uumcnt lipwd by .umlry .ubscr.lxrs, hato altcndrd to thc dutin of thtir appuiu.ment and they do hereby anaonnce to tht public that the atr-atc amount tf sulKcriplious, dmrd by thcm sood and tnponiiblr, mch dindonationsinliaDd, is found to bc, Twentt nvcT.Ior SAND FOUK llt'.N'DaED AND FIITT DOLIAR. And thry di furthrr announce that aecordin? to the condilions of thc a. grcrmcnt betuecn the said Corporatiun and the scirra! -aS seribttrs, the fint instalment on the said subscriptnn ill tircomc dtie on Ihe firat day of Scptember, 14d. MII.LIAM XASI1. JOrtEPII WAUXEK. C1IAMPI.IX 31. FI.hTCIIKK Middlebury, Jnly Cth, COJDIEXCEJIKXT. Thc Annnal Commcnccmcnt of Jliddlcl.nrT Collegc. which occnrrcd on Wcdncsday last.drew togcthcr a larger numbcr of thc gradtiatcs aml fricnds of thc Institution, than wc havc secn for some ycars past. Thc cxcrciscs throughout wo.t attendcd by a largc audicncc, and may be char.n--terizcd, in gcncral term', as being of a vcry rv spcctablc onlcr. Thc SocictyAnnivcrsarics wcrchcld on Thtir; daj-aftcnioon. Thc Philomathcsian Socicty wa, addrcsscd, in a lcarncdand cloqucut discoursc, Lv Bcv. .7. J. Oivcn, D. D, of !Xcw York, on thcsul. ject of Classical Studies. The Orator of the Philadclpbian Socicty, was Bcv. Dr. Bainl the wcll-known Iccturcr 011 Europc. Ilis subject was thc Progrcss, thc Proipccts, and the Dcmands ut thc Agc. Thc Parkcrian Exhibition of Paizc Speaking, on Tuesday cvcning, passed oil" vcry creditablylo all conccnied. Thc following is from the rcport of thc Committec sclcctcd to award thc Prizcs Thc Committce considcrcd thc sjicakiiiK of all thc classcs to havc been of a hih onlcr of ct tniumcnt.nnd abovc thc nrdinary chanictrr of i l forts of that kind. Thc "Coinmittt-e Invc madc thc following awnnfe Frcshtnan Class, 1st Prizc to Diiusmnrc, 2d do. to Lon. Sophomorc Class. 1st do. to Swifr. 2d do. to Panncnlcr. Junior Chiss, 1st do. to Sinimmis, 21 do. to 1'crry. The Committce leg leave to add tha't tlie spcalc. ing in this Exhibition, rctlrrts rcat crrilit ii-n thc intrnctor in tlie departinent of Klucutiun Edwarl I). l'.trbcr. J. .1. Owen, B. W. Sm t.'. Ilobcrt F. liwrcncc, C. M. Flctihcr."' Wcdncsday was a dclightful day, aml ihe pn, ccssion, which movcil from Painter lial ii ihe CongrcpUioual Churih, was ui.roimuiiiily I.ir. On arriving at thc latter placc. thc excri i-t-s nne a follow. FOBKXOOX. Praycr ly thc l,re.idcut. Salutatnry Onilion S. AIIm-c, T.!.idi-!i. X II Omtion l'olitir.i l'rn'iivcts of A-ia K. II. Blaiifhard, GreciislKim". Unithin I.ife II. Dana. l!r.iinl"ii. Oration Xatiunal Faith V. A rani'wnrll.. Thetford. Or.ition Symmctry of Mind 1!. 1'.. Mjran villc, I'nullncv. Or.itiun 'fliirsl for Kcrngnitiuii .1. I'.. K.m k.'n, Chester. Onilion lohamuieil S. W. llcmelt-, (w.i wall. Onitinn Innnlinatc Uevcicnrc fiir Anliiiniiv I). J. Kii h. Sh..r. h.iiu. I.itcr.iry ("onf.-rciiri- Thr I'oliliral trtiili-in of Ihc Agc M. W. FoNnm. Mnriah. X. V. AFTEI.NOOX. Or.ition Louis Sixtccnth S. Alhve, Linjrilim X. H. Or.itiun Mysltry G. It. Wrisht, Shorchani Jlastcr's Oration Mr. J. II. Barrctt. Dcgrccs Cotifcrrcil. Praycr bv tfic President. Bcucdiclion. Thc dcsrcc of A. B. was confciTeil 011 iln f..l Inwing: Sun.ncr Albec, K. II. Itlanchanl, (Jiviri" Daua, W. A. Fam.wnrth, M. W. Folfom. K K Maranville J. K. Bankin, S. W. Kcmile, I J lSich, G. 1!. Wrhd.t. The degrcc of A. M. on C. M. Fletcher M. W SaiTord, J. II. Barrctt, C. B. Smith, CIct!an I Kcith nnd Bciicl Kcith. Nonorary A. 51.: I!cv. Loui Brid.il, of I'.ir Mr. E. 51. 5Iaynard, Essex, X. Y. Thc degrcc of LL.D. 011 thc Hon. Danicl fi.p uinn, of Ripton. Immcdiatcly aftcr thc drrccs wcre ronfcrr--.!. Ihc Assoriatcd Ah.mni hcld their Annivrr-arv Thc Oration was pronounrcd by Kcv. John 5I..t locks, of Kccscvillc, X. Y. Thc cxcrt Ucs of both days wcre cnlivcncd with cxccllcnt mu-.ic from Ihc Trov BraS Band. Wc arc happy to say that thc condition and prospccts of thc Co!Ifgc nrc vcry much iinpnncl sinrc lat ycar. Thc Cnllcge Funds havc lnrn greatly incrcascd, and therc is no longer a iIotiM of its pcrmancncc and roncwcil propcrity. Tho prospccts of a full Frcshman Class, this K.ill, arc flattcring. ASSOCIATED ALU5IXI OF MIDDLE BURY COLLEGE. At thc aunual mcctin of this Socicty, -Tnlv 2'.. 18 18, thc fnllnwiug board of ollicers wcre clcit cd fnr thc ycar cnsiting For President, Hon. Ilonicc Eaton, of En- bunrh. For Vicc Prcsidcnts, Ilon. William S'wctlaml. of Plattsburgh, X. Y. Hon. Jamcs ilion, of ew Hampsliirc. Rcv. .1. J. Owen, I) D., of X'cw Vork C'itv Horatio ScymourJr., Eq of Butfaln. Corrcspondinir Scc Rcv. K. S. Cuhm:ui of Orwell. Kcconling Scc, Dngald Stcwart, 51iddlclmr-. Trcasnrcr, J. S. Bushncll, Esq 5tiddlcbm Ccniral Committec, E. D. Barber. Esn Ke Jas. 5Icacham, J. A. Bcckwith, E.-q. List or ArrotxTJiEXTs von Tnn xtxT ASXIVERSAKV. 51ark Skinncr, Esq, of Chicago. Orator. Rcv. Jamcs D. Bntlcr, of Xcwluiry, Siibstitute E. S. Sayres, of Jlontsomcry, Ala., Pocl. J. II.. Barrctt, Esq, of 5IiddIcbury, SuLstitnte Thc followmirrcsohitions wcre introdnccd, and unanimously adopted JSesotrca: Ihat we cnicrtain a nicn scm-c oi thc distingnishcd sen iccs of President Labarcc during thc past ycar,forthccncrgy,prndenccanI succcss with which his cflbrts havc been accom panicd in rab.'nj: funds, and in sccnring the per pcttiity of our Alma Malcr. Ursolwd: That wc are fully sciuiblcof thc hh obligations thc prcsent Faculiy havc thrown up on us, for the tinusual labor in the departmcnts of instruction which thc cxisencies of thc pa'st voar linve dcmandcd. and for the ubilitv with which they havc administcrcd thc governmcnt of thc Collegc. Proressor Alparli.im introdnccu tlie louow.nc rcsoluticn, which was unanimously adopted Jlesolced: That thc Ahimni of Middlebury Collegc gratcfully apprcciatc thc libcrality of the commnnity, wlncit nas roninouieu ov new anu repcated bcncfactions to tnc lunas 01 the institu tion. At ihe closc of thc Aradcmical cxcrciscs, tno Societywas addresscd by thc Rcv. John Maitocks cf Kcescvillc. X- Y. DUGALD STLWART, SjCa, y

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G-E-IEEAL SUMMAEX Mn.YTisr.'s Onxiox or Gex. Cass. In ordcr to sbow how circumstanccs" sometimcs clianfe mcn's opinions, wc aro induced to ex tract Ihc following from Documcnt No. 194 of thc IIousc of Rcprcscntativcs, 2d session of thc 24th Congrcss, in which tlic rcadcr ivill fcc what was tben tlio opinion of Hcnrr A. Wise, rcspccting Gcn. Lewis Cass, now thc jiomincc of a portlon of thc so-styled Dcmo cratic party fbr thc high oflicc of Frcsidcnt of ihc Unitcd Slates. Tlic documcnt relates to an iniiuiry into thc administration of thc Ex- ccutivc Dcpartmcnts. Mr. "Wisc, being undcr o.iA, tcslilicd as iollows I belicvc that Lewis Cass, Secrctary of ar, was cnpagwl in spcculating m thc pub lic lands, whilc Sccrctary of "War; that hc made cxorbitant allowanccs to favorites, paid onc lor scrviecs ncvcr pcrformed ;anothcr, af tcr hc had full knowledjrc that thc favorite forged his signaturc; pennitlcd commissions j uuui-r nmi 10 uc anic-uau-u. .m. a Treasurrwarrant to hc p:ud to tlic assigncc ot a uisuurMn;; oincer wnu nau p.miuiwu u .1- way, rXtcr it Jiail bccn prwestcci uy a ucposir bank, and was countcnnandcd by thc Sccrc tary ot thc Ircasury and to havc bccn guu U of scvcral othor acts of violation of dutv." C55"" A slory is going thc rounds that Gcn. Talor had writttn a lcttcr to Mr. Doolittlc, a IJarnburncr, of Wyoming, siatiug that hc did r.ot nican to cndorsc thc sentimcnts of thc cdi tor of thc Cineinnati Signal, in rclation to thc nrdinancc of 1TS7. Jlr. Doolittlc authorizcs thc paper publi.-hcd in his ncighlK)rhood to statc that hc has rcccivcd no such lctter. K:f Saitincl. fJrv. Tayi.op.'s Xominatiox. Thc Xcw Orleans Pic ayune ol thc 10th mstant, says. t 1 i icucr :rom naiun uoupc inmnr.s us uiai on i nday tltc long epcclcd oiiiciai lcttcr ot j (lovcrnor Morehead, annotim-ing to Ooncral i ayior ins iiominauou in me i imauci- i p:i:a i. onvcmion, was leccivcu uy inc oiu (cncral at his hcailrpartcrs. trThc"Tnic Sun," a Ilunkcr papcr, is etting on a high hcad of stcam Tin: Ti:avei.i.tx: Mexaoerie. Thcrc i-i a fhange in thc jiorformcrs in the Uaniburn fnrcc. .hhn Van I'uren was thc actor- .1. i i. i,., ,i;.,i c.l i-aa-tniift, nui iii. iii pi. jTainjT manner ,disarnied cnvy ot its stingand thc n.-w stars. Jhe pcrrmai.cc is lor thc ,jom.niatcd thc stroiigan'cctions ofboth Tcach-iK-nefit of Jolm s fathor, who plays HarloMu.n. j lrs aml t.ompan;onA 'e may wcll im.iginc Jiut'.or to play Mawworm, m a wnc lroni l:lt ,he ,TOrIJ worc ,Q Iicrj just Cntcringupon thc -omody ot thc yv-r. (.rour IS to itf. scencs, a bright and bcautifid appcanmcc. .!o thc Clown biisiiicsi l.ath'.mn is tlic w- ;t w;is ,br l.prself, sl,e cllic)iv dcsircd tnrc maker .f thc company to show oll thc ,0 w for jiur p:lrontii tllc wannC:.t af. louiid anil loltv tmnbliii''. l iom 1ns prac- i n,P ,mi c m tnat way, in tlirowing inp- laps m cvc- i partv hc has lieloncd to, hc has acquircd -inie notoriVty. Tildcn and Ficld aro to sus t.iin thc hcavy tragcdy arts. Jue noticc is n of thi' i-ntniiH'p of the eannau into thc -cicral liilagcsof thc btatc. A SinNirn ANT I'Ar.ACiKArii. Ilcnry A. Vi-f I'l'iiiiiiiucd A. II. 11. Stitait. ofVa.. as .in i!il:init. Thc Kirhr.iond Whig dcnics t'ut Mr. S. an aholitinnit in thc northcrn -ii'ili. atioii lmt rdmits that "Mr. S. docs i.f.; rcar'l Mavcry as ablcssins, aml would bp v to roo. tho Statc gct rid of it." Thc W'h'tj thcn iiifiranily adds: "If all tho?c Iiim :r.iTtain this opiiiini in Virinia aiv to 1. iV!!ii!-..-.-il as tr.iitor.-. and diivcn into thc ;.'.-.rt (Jll-rl-ll l'.-llnr. W c;:ll tf'.l Mr. Ui litlU ft--tl :it lnic in No- unl Lm' llif r.i-i' t tvw polici! in thi- r' llUl Ol Mn. v.- Th. I.. Yi' ll: ii;-tant. f-tllt!-:lt r ;.lc ci.ll al.ing i.f.-i.uio a- cilions tn thc fricnds ai-onnd hcr and liiuch'meruy in ilci'd was ininglcd nith thc bittcrcup shc was il to 1 ci;ie i'f Mr. i .',.i j -jr -tt:iliit'''v I th. icr.i a.'n'is liis inti'iiticn mi:i:iun (iftlic Whic Naiioi:- r ii liii.:." Ti'c ih-niii "..liunc r.f Mr. Van lnrcn .-l-v au-hil.lv ::n ii-irg. lh.it thc YVhi;-toM tl.c I ii, Ii-: liiii ..1.1'r. ii. t.'lll .imiiu liim in l.-i :i. M 1 1 i-i: m thi: r.rrr vi Cosvkx Vi. -Many impiivii':-havc 'h-oh madc rc yi ling the vicws nf Mr. Ilalc in rclation lo t'"-liulFdo Convrntion. W'c are authorizcil im -tatc that. pcrsonilly. hc .ronld be pleaced t., M1(;h a statc of things as would jutily h iii in thc ojiininn oi'his frifiiils in withdraw i')'.' liis iiari.' from thc canva.-s; but he will i"iT ilosi withont thc rnnpurrciii-c of hisfricnds in tin-mcasure. 11c is anious that I.iborty ihl attcnd the UulTalo mcetitig, if i' i ii jiiiliincnt shoulil dictatc sui'h a slcp, and .ii'i Ii 'Iii'ir couiv-cl aml nrcscnt c, to such a i .,iri.. shail inutc on apmpcr basis all thc ';i;..)!i'iits nfslavci v and Slave Kxtcnsion. ui J:m. t-V Thc Vhi2S of AVindsor Connty havc nn'ii intcl P. Chandlcr. of Vooilto"k, So- i"n Daufor'.h, of Barnard, .f. W. olburn, of Sprni.iliclil. and Ctlvin trcncli, ol Lavcmlish, fi-r Si.itc Scnators. TO.M OinVlN IX THK 1TELI). Tom Cprwin hcavtily approvcs of the nomi iiation of (ipii. Tavloi ti.r tlic Prcfidcncy, and has dcclarcd bis intpntion to takc thc i-tunip in his favor on tlic ailjouinnipnt of Congrcss. A lctter fiom YV!-hiiilon savs: "Mr. Cor vvin has rpturncd from thc AYiM in yooilhcalth aiuWpirits. Hc is confidcnt of the succss of our tii-kct, and is sanguiiic that Taylor and 1'ilhiiorc will carry Ohio. IIc suppoits our tii kpt wannly. In connuction with this it niav not bc im- proiicr for us to add, for the "ratilication of Corwin AVhigs who do o- do not support thc i mimince, that iilr. Corwin has alwavs bccn dc- I i idcdly favorable to the nomination of Gcn. I jiawor, Dccausc to quotc ins own vioni: had tatisfactory rcasons lorbclicving that Gcncral 'J'aylor was opposcd to the anncx atlon of Tcxas Is opposcd to any further cxtcnsion of our tcrritnry ai prcscnt, and probably for all timc to conic That althougli a -laveholder, hc considcrs vlavcry an cvil aud docs not dccm it right to ptcnd or inrrcasc it That ho nlways dcciiicd thc Mexican AVar imnolitic and withont ju--tification And that on all othcr doptrinos of the Whiij party, his principlcs arc coincidcnt with oursv," Thcsc arc the opininns cntcrtaincd by Mr. C'lrwin conccrning the strength of Gcn. Tay iors attachmcnt to Whig principlcs and knovv ing such to V.e thc opinions cntcrtaincd of Gcn. T.n-lnr r.v "Mr. f!nrwin. WC nCTCr doilbtCU for a monient that the cloquent Ohioan who stcndih pursucd thc true Whig track, whcn thcrc wcre not thrcc mcn in tho Scnatc who did not dcscrt it would lend thc aid ofhis vast mind. and hi nprsnnal and nolitical influ- once to securc thc clection of the norninccs of thc Whig Xational Convcntion. All honor, ihcn to the Wagon Boj-" who never lcavcs thc true "Whig ground. A'oiii 7ort7i Light. Potatocs in Maine. Thc Calais (Mc.) Advertiscr of thc 19th, says: The. Potato crop thus far nevcr looked better or niore forward at this seasm than it docs now, in and around this scction. hole fields are m blossom and delight fui o behcld New York, Friday, July 2S, 9 o'clock, P. M. Advices from Mcxico state that Busta incnte and Paredes liave liad a battle, i wliicli thc formcr was rlefeated with loss ot hve hundred. Paredes Jost twcn ty-seven killcd and sixty wounded Jara uta nmnng them. It was cxpccted thc rcvolution would bc succcsmui Forthc Gcdaxy. Deatii of Jliss Chaulotte B. JIcDox .vli. Tlic dcath of JIiss Charlotte 15. Mc- Donald. which was announced in a latc nun bcr of tbe Galaxy, dcscrves from all its afTect in- circumstanccs, morc than thc brief noticc it has receivcd. It is due to the noble Institu tion in which she found so kind a home, to jts most bcncvolcnt ioundcr, to thc unwcaned lncnds so latcly strangcrs.who watchcd around ncr uying bed, and by cvcry dchcatc and con sidcratc attention, sought to nutigatc thc suf- fering, which by tho bcst mcdical aii d thcv rnmu nol rcncvc. it js uue to tlic cause of eharity to thc church of Christ, in which it or- ijrmated, thatso rarc andbcautilul an illustra' tlon 0f tlc SCntimcnt to lovc all mcn as brelh ren," should bc madc known bcvond thc nar- roweirole of rclatives and fricnd-:. And it :s with thc hopc, that an cxMiiplc so touchin-;, so fiill 01 inai rciigionwmcii tireatncs only lovc, may rcach some hcart and inclincd ittodo likc- wise, tliat thc prescnt iinpcrfcct noticc is writ- tcn. Charlotte 15. .MeDonald was tlic only and bclovcd child of a most doting Fathcnnow alas! :-o hopclesslv diseascd, and of a mothcr whosc lat hopcs of earthly bappiness ccntcrcd in hcr. Shc was most earefullv cducatcd and watchcd lovcr br thcsc intclligcnt and dcvot cd pareiHs, till disensc in its most appa'.ing lonn lnvatlcil tlns once liappy tannly, and to gethcr with otlicr causcs compcllL'd Charlotte toscck thc romnlction of hcr cducation, in an- i 1 otlier, and morc cnlargcd splicrc. 1 lic kind, most hbcral oflcrs of thc liishop of New Jcrsov, to rc-ecivc hcr as onc of his pupils, o- pcned bclorc Hcr new and vcrv iinportant ad vantages, and well did shc improvc them. l osscssing natnrally talcnts ol a lngh ordcr, and rcniarkablc nuickncss and aptncss in ac fiuiring knowlcdgc, tlic made rapiil progrcss,in cvcrv branch ot stnd v,m wliicli shc now enja- cd particularly in thcVicqui.-ition of Lan-juagcs. Thc unauimous testimony of all hcr Tcach- cl"' i. r,,:,i,l ,i;cs;,7 l,A V ..i. ;n ti,cm.in,i tl!C l10pc 0f aidinjr, and comfort- ins and s'rcn"theniii!; t'lcm had sustaincd lir in all hcr excrtions, had bccn thc promiscd rcwanl of all hcr toils. Unt it was not so to bc. God, in his incmtab!o Providoncc,)faw fit to dij-aijioint thcsc long chcrishcd hoiiC', and nftcr thc first sirnggic was over, shc yiclded withont a nmniiur. t'linimitting thoc shc bcstlovvd to their Fathcr in IIivivcn,shc turn cd asidc from thc ir.tcrcsts of carth, to dccj) and carncst prcjiaration for that grcat change whii-h ?o soon awaitcd hcr. Lifcc too many young pcrso:i, shc had bccn forgotful of those Ilaptisuial vows, made in hcr behalf, whcn in cnrly infancy shi" had bccn adniittcd into thc Ark of Christ's Church," but shc was casily movcd to rcpcntani-c, and nndcr thc gracious tcachinp of thc Spirit ol'Coil, all hcr carly in--Irti t on -h-'iic Ibrth pre-cniincntly brighi. Xcvcr," said onc who .-tood oflcn bcsidc hcr dviii! bed. Xuvcr diil I witncss, so rapid a grovth in racc." "1 Ioit gcntly god is lcading .1 l.i.i. vi.i.n.iti.il ron.fil-1.- '"f""" 'hat thc tinic of hcr dcparturc was ai iiand, not ouc pang iiisiiirnca inu uoiy caini of that cxprcssivc face. A lli-in!:litfiil Iw-iuly rr-t-awliilr, Im.ii lirr tiiiiw y linw, llii! t1.. palc lip-. riHiIil nrcr ilmlr, .-.Mkr- rmii inllv tliiui imiw, Atnt -r. kiii llr-tvcnly.lri-nmi liiin "T-. Ian iiin tlic -nui witUti!.'' Thc sanic dovotcd fricnd, l!i-hop 1)., who had watchc-il oer hcr sphitual intcrcsts with morc than a parcnt's tcndcrncss, coinnicnded hci-di'parlingpirit to it mcrciful Ucdccmcr, and nwiuil lrom hcr iImii ln, Inc la5t as- Mir.-intcs ol hcr unwavcring hopc and trust in IIiin. J lic fnncial solcniiiitics, which wcrc most fittinir and initiri-sh p, wcrc attcndcd by all thc Tcai-hci-s aml pupils of St.Mary's Hall, ncarly two htindrcd m minibcr, weanng ap pronriatc liiourniiig, whilc the sttidcnts and ln stnictoi-s of Burlington Collcgc unitcd in jiny lii" thi; la-t sad tnlmtc ot lcspcct to onc ho iu.-tlv bclovcd. As the last and most totichiii" "nianifcstatioii of care and loe, hcr icniains eie intcrrcd, not amid slrangcrs dust. but in thc miil.st of tl.cn.Oft chcrhcil rclativcs and Incnds of hcr Iicvcrcd l aslor. May thc richcjt hlcssine; of llim, who hath cmiihatifallv stvlcd Ilini.-elf thc "Falhcr ofthc fathcrlc.-s" rcst upon thosc devoted fncnds.and may all who read this simplc narnitive, lcarn to rcaartl with a holicr atVcclion that Cl u ch of God. which hath thus aboundcd in works of charity and lovc 12- BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPE, BhPOltTKU FOIl THK GAT.AXY. Troy, July 31st, J 1-2 P. M. Mcxican datcs to thc 11th, havc bccn rc ccivcd. Bustamcntc with 4U00 mcn bcsicgcd Paridcs in Buana Juata thc 3d inst. cithcr party was killcd in thc battle. Paridcs lost 27 killcd. and (JO wounded. Bustamcntc relircd, but would follow with rcncwcd vi!ior. I hc scvcre vtoundimr ol .lar- uata is conlirmcd, Also the dcsertion of 30 Amcrican soldicr; Troops havc all cmbarked cxccpt thc First Artillcrv. Thc insurcctits wcrc niarclnng upon Qucrctaro. Verbal reports statc that ISiistamcntp. has bcen totallv dcfcatcd, with a severc loss on lioth siilps. Gcncral Tavlor's ollicial lelicr of acccpt- ancc is rcceived. He exnrcsscs his scnsc of thc honor confcrrcd, and thanks the convcn tion. He doubts his abibty to fill the station propcrly. Ilo cordially acccpts thc nomina tion. Ilc pronuscs if clccted to administcr for thc prospcrity of thc Union. IIc says not a word on poli'.ical qucstions. NOTICE. Thc Whigs of Middlebury are rcqucstcd to mcct at the Town ltoom, (tlns,) luesday eve ning, at 8 o'clock, for tho purpose of chos.ing dclcgatcs to attend thc District Convcntion, to bc holden at Burlin:ton on Thursday ncxt. W. S. JOIIXSOX, Cn'x Town Com. Middlebury, Aug. 1, 1S48. ClIAmAINACADEMY. THH Fall icrm of this Innitulion iU commcncc on Thnr.(iay, .11711st tlltli. The t?chool will hc rontmtifd iindrr Ir. Gorhain a- Triu cio-iL and 3Iiss Wtlcox a-t n.sitant trarhcr. Tho renutation wliir'a il hr1itanirilurinth payrir forrood po'crnnipnt aud lhpro:irh m true tion, b thcbeat rrcommnnation n iiicir quani.ratirtnt. Miss JIitch(.ock, awe qimliik'.l tr.tcUcr of rmich and Mu-ic has bccn cnjajedaiwi wui Ucvotp hcr timclo thosc rTM5il1CfM ffp confidcnt that thi InMiiution oflVrs ad- fV.rnhtintn?a thoroiish fMlncntion, not turpaed hvnnvmhprin th c MCllilt and thc.v think tht thc I u,. M,i-ir. Hunn? th( Iasl vcar. Hill not ou iybccontinucdbut incrcascd. Board nwy bc had in thc anie buuding with the tcachcrr Rv ordcr cf thc Trmtci' JOEL SAVAGE, rhampla.n JuIyI 1?J? J 1 a SemiCextenkialAxn-ivf.iesary. At adjourncd mccting of thc Associated Alumn: of Middlebury College.on the evening of Com menccment day, a Committcc of twcnty-fivc was appomtcd to makc arrangcmcnts for apub- nc uelcbration, m 1850. The said Committee arc to rcport in full at tbe ncxt; Commcncc mcnt. D-lhe.Tcmtorial Bil!, knomias tlic Xcw Compromisc, passcd the Scnatc on Thtirsday inornmg last, ly a votc of 33 to 22. On Inday it was takcn up in the Housc, and laidon the tabl'e, 112to9(. A motion to rcconsidcr was lost I; 18 votcs. Thc hill is thcrefore pcrcmptorily dis- poscd or. WOOL Duty 30 per ccnt. Thursday, July 27. i iitre havc bccn sales of fleece Wool to a modcrate cxtent at our quoted ratcs 1'uJled W ool sells slowlv. Some of tho llannel niills that csc this dcscription, nae aircaoy stoppeu, and othcrs are to run but a little lonircr. This will consid- crably lcssen the dpmand for pulled, and thcrc may be a still furthcr rcduction in prices, l'riine Saxony ilccccs, washcd Ih S8 -33 -31 29 25 42 37 33 31 2S imcrican full Llood dc do 3-4 do do 1-2 ilo do l-4comdo Or- f. C. VaUlhca Vl-Si-taMi I.ithriiiltintir AlirtnrA il. rrat Arairican Rrnmly j. atlmclin- thc iiolico ot ihr prm ipal pavri all ovcr tho cuimlry. JTut a Jmirnal ofaav rc-I-lalnitly, liut wluil !ias coumiriitfNl upon the ffrrat i'ame if llli-i liicdiciuc. ltliaslicrnintro.Iuri.il nll unrl.l and liim cnitinl foriL.clf a rrmilation lirverbcfori-cnualli-d y Pn ertirli in tlir linr. in this or anv nthrr rnuntrv. Tl. Morirs tolil r.fiM sinnlar power nw-r'diM-asr of clcrj- na lurr, smc tu ttrrnstht 11 tlic 1m lirf hnt mafrir hit. nn inflii. oni r in Ihr inattrr, and the fnct.1 as tlirv tand furtli in thc li?ht oriiimuiiay, ktrljijHl nfalt riuhrlli.hnirnti, are trulv ftartllilir. Xi othrr ini-dicine is clrr thnn?lit of in mnv .if Mo-t pnpulous i ilbrri and timiin'nnd thr oirraue nii;ht iilmoMay oriniHion', curril of all kimli iirroiiijilainu nrr licard in its prair. Srr our colunti:. rall on Aurnts of thr (irrut Amrricau Rruirilv this Lillioutriutir l.Kturr gct a painphli-t. P. ritisscl, Agcnt. ThrRiKton MrrcantiirJourn.il, of Jtarcli 23, 131C. rirs r fullou ing notire ofthc niot popnlar rrnirdy of the dav: WII.H CHCKRY BAISAM. Vc IMk in lraic nfMitar'a Halura ..rWil.l Hlirrrv urraui.c urlirlirir froni our omi kooMleili-r of tlir articlc lai ii ii ,nc ol the Iirt in the markct for thc complaints ir n hirh it is rrrommrnilrd. 1 IlH Ul.-ilirilic coinins fnmi uch n rr.rtrrtnlilr knnrrr nn.l rarrfully prrparcil by au ciprricncrd an.l killfiil ph ician rrcciicil liy thr i.uhhc uuli coi'Sdcncc. Its Hucory has lirrn procd in mnny i.liiiuratc ra.sctofdi-ra.-c, aml its f.inir asrapiilly rtti-udril. It has lirrn rxtrnsiirlv ikcd inor y part ofthc rountrv. narticularli- iu thr Mnlillr ..,1 Vnr. thrrli Slatr.s aml &truu7 tcsliniouv from intrlliirriit and Chly rrprrtih!r prions, lia. licru nilduml in f.ior oflts nirnt for rou.'hs anil cohN. alTcctatioiis ol" lhc-cluL dis- acil liirrauil dif.pcisia. suue gcuuiur unlrss m;ih'.1 I. JiC I I S on the wrapprr. Auciion Takcn by virtuc of Exccution, thc follow ing propcrly, to wit Onc C vcars old Bav iMarc, onc 3 years old Black Huwk Colt. 2 Double AVagons, 2 single AVagons, scvcral new double and single Haoncses, scvcral travcIlingTrunks, a largc lot ofMenand Bovs Isoots and Brojrans, also a lot of AVomcn's Shocs, and thc sainc will pos-itivcly bc sold a l Auction at thc Store formcrlv occunicil bv J. B. Iluntlcy, in Btidport, on Saturday thc 5th day of August next, at ten o'clock forcnoon. V. S. CIIUUCII, Shcrit): July 20, 1S10. AUCTION! Thc hmisihij'd fiirnilure hcIoii"inc to thc Kst.itc ofthc latc Dr. J.A. Allcn, will lic sold at public Auction on b.itunlav, August Stli, comnicnciiig at 10 o'clock A. M. Also a Onc horse "VVapgon, a Sulky, Ito Har-ncs-cs, tno Slci;hs S.c. Sales at thc lnte rcsidtnccof Dr. Allcn. Tcrms mailc known at thc timc of salc. Middlclmrv, August 1st, O. SKYMOUi:, 1 Adniinistra C. L. AI.l.KN l tors. RAYMOND AND WARING'S. L'NRIVAM.nn A.NII I.OXG KSTAI!l.lf!HKIl MHHAG-I3H1E Recrnlly Fittil and Kin!icIIiIiC'l nith cntirely Xew Dtro. r.iti'ins Trainni'-, Kiiinp.v &.r. fr 1HH, contiinnian rxliMf-i.c and varii-d, cullertmn of thr inst rare nnd mtcr-e-tmj pnMlnrtKdin of N.iturc, ulnrh nirord-i to all nu nmpli -oim'p fr flnilv nnl rrlic(tioti on tli t lrnce ofAlL- riti- JIeu.o-rir tm riifriii; rarii Town or Villajp, form- n mot inipo-ing tram or itrocjiion, prrcrded ny a gor i;cou3 Homan Ohariot, l.lTtRAI.I.Y COVKRI'.D W1TI1 CiOI.II rrfl w -.Si- The peinlr and mrzniHccnce of thii Forjrcou, rm co Ios,d Crrin?f bafllps dr,criptin. W'horirr ha.- rcinl t( Ihc Tuncral Cliarait nf Ale.aiu!-r, or thc Trinmhal Car of Xcro, m:y f'lrni onw roncpplitin ofthc cramlcur ofthitf-u-KT.jtivcfy U'aiUiful pliirp, which ai takcn fmni an an li(p modcl rcivntly exhihitcd tn Iomlon. It his reo,uired the contant Uhor of tnenty mrn for ntnpmoutli t com plrte it at an cxpcnc of mure than FIVE tiiovsand dol- TIip lcnith of Chariot 30 fepL llriclit tu puniuiit of Canopr, 2( do Thc uciht in full, 8,0001h. t"tTThe Cliariot nillbe follow cd by Tliirty Carria, coiHaimn? thc varums antmnli ut tliii i.inueiiM r.Alumlion, tlraw n by one htindrcd Iiorp The Aninnh iu thi cnllcction arp confidcntly offer- rd lor pnldic incction, a- Iipiii? Ihe choire-t and moj-t pTii-ct irinicns cpr exnniiwu. i ip iiiajorny oi iin-m Ii.it e Wfn importcd durinj lh Wist '2 y eari, ithout rcard to piice, and thcy form notonlt tlte nEST, but thc va& i:est coi.Lr.CTio.v ctcr procntcd to thp publir. 'XF' ''nr pr0pr'Pt"',S w lla plcaaiire announcc tliat thpy hate at b-nth, tlironrh thrir Affcnt iu Calcutla, at preat ex- pcc, Mjcceedpd in ohtaininT A I.IVl.Vti UHIXOrEROS, The only onp in Amcrict, and w ill bc exhibitcd w ith thc alHt c collect ion. Meors. Kavmovd W'Aittya would reiectfully an nouncc to the public, that on this orcaMon thcy will hafe nn upportunity of witucin thc notel and daring pcrfonn anccs of MISS ADALIXA, who for hcr couragcand intrcpidity, ha jrained thc nainc LTON QUEEN. She will entcr thc Dcnof the Fiercc-t Animali with thc rcnuwned Mli. PIKRCE, THE GRKAT XAI'OI.EON OF TIIU AOK umlrrho.einstructininIir 1ms lirrn taulht ln prartice this almmt SITEEIIOIAV KMIIBITIO.V of rIfHlirloll, frarlrs aiMrrsn, aml indomitablr rouratfr. Tlir rasr and t.vt vjliich Mie dispta" in bnnrinlllir nio-t nntamrahlr aninials tn rronch at lirr frrt in al.jrrt frar. shos thr xon.lrrful riiprrnracy of thc Imnwn imnd oicr I'rutcforce aud frrocitv. M1L P1ERCE hascxluliitcd in alninM rvery part of thrciilizr.lorI.I tlic Mirpri.-ine wn rr liich hc pnsj.rsrs ovcr thr iiuimil rrra tion, in liis prrfonnini-es of thr Trarhrr and Ihc rupil, ilh thrir I'et Fanul ofthe ino-t ?arajr aniui Ja. IIciu ilrir a full grown AFPICAX LIOX halrsrll to a Triumphal Car, hrl ini lnau-s tronJrrfkl .lomininn ovrr thc licasts of the ficld and thc lld drniiciu of thc forrt. Thc.Mrna;rririIllcrihibilcdin 7Il.I.Ilcbiiry on Sat urday, Au-. 12, for onc day only. Door opcn from 2 to 3 T 31. Thc Jlf na;cric will he cihibitcd at Rutland on thc lCth, Brandon on thc lllb, Hinc bur; on thc 1 Ith. Vergennes on th" 15th and Burlin;ton "a thc 16th of Auju-t District Convention. The Whigs ofthe Third Congressional uistrict are requeated to meetin Convention t Burlington, on the 3d day of August next, ooiuinaic canoiuaies lor Hepresentalive .uuugrcss, ana ior iMecior lrom this IJis ,ricL (Signcd) II. B. STACY, G. F. HOUGHTON, G. V. GIIANDEY. G. ALLEN. For District Committee. July 21, IS4S. Ladies' School. THE Pall term of the Schnnl fi,, V L,adies antl llisscs. at thc clianel nf ni.i a" (.auciii) wiu commcncc on Wctlncsilay thc 9th davof August, 1848, antl continuc clcven wccks and a half. Coursc of instruction. Tcadiprs. -inil i r luiuon, mc samc as uunnj tlic past ycar. U1J Ut I Middlebury, July 24, 1848. 13 Middlebury Female Seminary. ThcFallTenn of this Iustitution. iviili greatly incrcascd f.icilities-for a tImrou"h antl n compleie cducation, will commcncc on edncsday, August 23d, and continue four- tecn weeks. Scvcral leachersarc cmiilnvnl inthe school nnd 110 nains arc snaredinmns. uer tlic conrsc ol study plcasant and profil nhletothc pupils. Fcw institulions enjoy bettcrmcans for imparlinga thorough. scien tific kjiowledge; and atnple pr.ivision is made for thosc who wish to nbtain tho ver' desirable accomplisdiments o( Frencli, Music. urawing and i'.nnlin";. Thcrc arc tliree lerms in thc ycar, of fourtcen wceks earh. 1 lie espcnscs ofan cducation at this Institu- tion nrc thoughtiobe Iowcr than atany othcr iijnying iikc uuvaniaacs. Board, includinj: fucl, lishfs. and washimr nnhc tcrm of fourtcen wccks, $30.00. rrcparatory viasscs, 40. Olhcr Classcs, 0,00. iMusic witli uscoi inslrumcnt, 12,00, v rencn, Drawing, 1'ainting, d,00. 4.00. 6,00. S. PKARL LATIIUOP, rrincipal. Stray Gattlc. Stravcd from thc subscrihrr. f!i Stecrs. about thc 5th of June. One a small light rctl stccr, thc others good midtlling sizc, onc a light rcd, and tho othcr dark rcd, somc white on its f.icc and hclly. AVhocvcr will "ive iiiforma- tion of said stecrs, shall he well rcwjinlcil. iMAHTIX COWLES. Acw Havcn, July 22, 1848. FLOUR. IIOWLAXD BILT.S SliTiPrfinn fIptincci Fainilyilour, forsale by 11. L. FUI.LEU. ForSale. A Jsiiiglc llurucss ncarly iictv. H. A. SHELDON. July JOlh 1S1S. 113:W Boston Academy of Music. TEACIIEU'S INSTITUTE. fTlIIE Fiftccnth Annual MectinL' of tlic Tcaeh- X cr's Institutc of the Boston Acadcmv of SIu- sic, mn uc iicm in uosion, comnicncingon Xucs day, August 8, at 10 o'clock A. JU., at the Trc mont Tcinplc continuing tcn days. undcr thc in struction of Jlcssrs. Maso.v. We'ihi, Jouksox koot. Acaclicrs, Ulionstcrs and otlicrs will find this mccting .1 grand opportunity for improvc- mcm. lcrms of admission, S.r. Jfcmbcrs of formcr classes, vIio wsli to cmracc in thc cxcrtiscs. ta- kingapart in the singing, arc invitcd to attend, wiin .1 priyilCKC also ot mtroducing a lady who sin", frec of chart;c. 'J'ickcts for salc nt thc Ilookstorc of TAP.PAX. WIHTTHMORE MASOS, 114 Washington 01. Jjosioii. 12:.Jw. FIRE! FUlIi rplIE mcniticrs of thc Rutland and Addison JL Jltitual tirc Insurancc Comnanv arc hcrcbv uoinieu inat 111c louowing assscssmcnts navc bccn madc by the Dircctors, 011 all notcs iu forcc 011 tltc 17 Oi-t. 1S4., 1 3-4 pcr ccnt. 8 .Tan'y 1843 3-4 of onc pcr ccnt. C Mar. "1-2 Jfakin"; 3 pcr ccnt for thc car cnuuig Jtilv j. IS48:baid asscssmi'iils to hc paid to thc towr. Agcnts on or heforc the ."ith av ot Atio-nst lbltf. Xiisu 01 thc pcrsons msur d in thc scvcral Agcncics wiiliin the limits of thc companv, with thc amour.t of thcir ass is rcspcctivclv, will shortlv be placctl in the hamU 1 the rcspcclivc agcnts to cnahlc thc tncmhcrs ol the company to coinply with thc rcquircincnt f this noticc. J-.lU.Nh, Irmsurer. Insuranco Ofiicc, Brandon, 5th Jtdy 1818. 12;3 AT TIIE GASH STORE. Thc subscribcr would call attention to his stock of 0pviug 0ummcf (Soobs, consisting of new and desirablc stylcs of DtiEss goods, nnoAD clotiis, cas- SLMEISES. MJMMER Cr.OTllS, YEST- IXGS, SIIEETIXGS, GHOCEHIES, atOCKEHY, IIAIiDU'AHE, .jnr., .j-c. A sharc of patronagc is rcspcctfullr solit itrd. u. Ij. fulleu; Jliddlcbufy, Jfay Z0, 1848. 5 The Hy draulic Ram, Can bc had at thc Shop of A. II. J. WILCOX. Middlebury, July 61I1. IStS. 11 3:w TALTJABLE FABM FOR SALE. Thc stihscrilcr joilirs for salc thc farni on which hc nnw rcidpst in thc inwnofFort Ann, Washtncton counlv. N- Yncnistiiicof fnm nvcio m fiumlrrtl acr or ptotl Rrain aml prazhig land ucll cnchp,i. and upon wliicli arc one largc and Ihrec inodrrate siztd dtvcllin hoiiiw-s; car riagc loii5 s, bams slH-, and nccoKiry oulbuildinjs; a X inl apple orchard.atid othcr fruittrcrt. Said fnrni is well waUTCd, liaving a grcat miniwr 01 nnmnic Fpnn; anu a m:crfailiii2strcaniotvater rutintn throii-h itf and U nretl sttuatcd tudit.de inin tuo fnrni il ilrsin-d. fc'aid lann Usitnatel twomilrs wcrtof ths vlllaseof Fort Ann. and ihcfamc di5tancc fmni thc Saratn and Whiiihall lt.iilroad, and ihc Champlain Canal. TJic faid farm is wcll calculatcd for a larc Dairy. lrom fifiy ti scvvnty- incacnjsor paid land arc wel. timbkrid with maplc and olhcr aluabte litnbcr. 'i'lns farui m in a hih staiv of culilvaiion, and haa un itas,tod quarry of stonc, cuiiahte mr icncin inesamc. Timc will bcgivcnfora porlion ofthc purchasc moncy ifdc&irrd. 10;in3 FortAnn, Junce3.lS13. ANHUrW H. MOOKC. Haying Tools. CIIANDLEKS tfc OO'S. Superior warranl- cti uast and bilver Kieel bcyiiies, March's do Superiorllakesand Hay ForkSjScyihcStones, xc. a largc sunpiy. ioraie uv 10 E.VALLETTE. DEAD SIIOT BED-BUG TOISOX, OU KED-IICG EXTERM1NATOR. THIS is a poweifnl conccntratcd articlc, rightly namcd Dead Shot, since it annihilates and puts out of the vay these crawling, bitins, troublcsome creatures, that disturb oni rest. It touches them euectualh-, rely upon it. J3r Sold ttholesalcandretailbv L. L. DUTCUER. Drugsist.St.Albans.Vt. JuncT 161S. 10,1; Firhstof agcnt"1, ce Graefccbcrg Bullttm COMMISSIONER'3 NOTICE. We, the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate Court for the District of Addison, Com missioners lo rcceivc, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all pcrsons against the cstateof VERNON "WOLCOTT. late of Shoreham, in said District, deccascd, and also all claims and d:mands cxhibited inofiVet thcrcto; And six monthsfrom thc 14th day of Ju lv beins allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do thereforc hercby give notice that we wilt attend to the business of our said apnointment, at the dwelling housc of Almon Wolcott, in said Shoreham, ou the third Tncsdavs of Scptember and Dccembcr next, from ninc o'clock, A. M. un- lil lour o'closk 1'. Ai. on eacli ol sam daj-s. ISAAC CHIP.MAN, Commis II BELA HOWE. sioners. Datcd at Shoreham, ihis 14th day of July, 1313. COMMlSSIOXEIfS NOTICK. Vc, Ihe subscribers. hcins appointed br Ihc 1'robatc L,ourt ior thc mstrict ot xscw liavcn. Counnissioncrstoreccire,',xamihe andadiust all claims and demands of all persons against the cstate ol DAVID MASON. JR.. atcof Statksboro'.in said dhlrict,dcceascd, and also all claims and demands cxhibited in ollsct thereunto and six months from the 20th day of JulylHla lieing allowed by said Uourt lor tha purpose. we do thereforc give notice that wewill attend to thc business of our said appointmentat thc dwelling house of the widow Hannah Mason in Starksboro', on the first Monday in October, also on thc lirst Monday of Novcrnbcr, fruml) o'clock A. M. until 4 o'cluck P. M' on cach of said davs. IRA BUSIINELL, B. L.KNTGHT, Commissioncr'. JOHN KEESER, 11 Datcd at Starksboro" thisOOth day of July, 1S1S Administrator's Sale. The subscribers hercby trive notice that thcy shall sellat Public Auction, on ihc last Monday in August next, (heing the 23th day,) at 1 o'clock P. M., the Store with a horse-barn, shed, and Saddler's shop attachcd thereto situatcd in thc Village of Whiting, bclongins to the cstate of Joscph Simonds, latc ol said Whiting, deccascd, also the revcrsion of thc dowcr of the Wiilow of the said deceascd and oneSlipin the Old Mcct ing House insaid town. Thc place of sale to bc at thc Store above decribed. LYAIAN P. WHITE. Admini JOHNT SIMONDS. j trator. AVhitinS, July 2Glh, 1S1S. 1 1; 3 Notice. Thc Notcs and Acrounts of thc latc firm of A. Chanman Son, which hav c been assign- cd to tbe subscribers, must be scttledand paid, exccpt in cascs which havc bccn arranged. by thc 111-st day ot Ausnst ncxt, or thcy wiii be sucd. IJAUIJEn 1JUSIIXELL. liddlcbury, June 20, 1818. 9. Is now rcceiving his Summcr Stock of RICII FASIIIONABLE G00DS, comprising a line nssortmcnt of dcirable DRESS GOODS, RlimOXS, LACES AND EMBROIDEKIES, PARA S0LS, GL0VES, II0S1ERY, SHAWLS kC, with a complctc asortmcnt of Lineiij Worsted Woolen Goods for Mcn and Boys, from a shilling Dcnim to thc fincst German Cloths and Doeskins, with Vcsting?, Trimmings, llats, Cravats S.C., to match, nlso a full supply of BLHACI1ED P.ROWN SHEETINGS SHIRTINGS from thc hcavicst tn thc fincst in thc markct, 10-4 I.incn Shcctings, Batts, Wicking, Tick'mgs S.C., also a largc lot of CROCKERY GLAS8 WARE, superior FAMILY GROCERIES, EISII, &C. TIIE Suscribcrhaviiigleafcd tlic lirst store south cnd ofthe Bridse, is now rccciviii!; a full and Complete Assortment of Groccries, West India Goods, &c. Ofthc bcst fjuality, which hc will lic liap py to furnish his fricnds for cash or ready jiay, As can bc liought in thc placc. IIc has also (itted up a spacious EATING SAl.OON, Which will be abundantly supplicd with rc frcsbmcnts at all thncs. IIEXRY L. SHELDON. Middlebury, May 22, 1818. 4 If; I now fdlcd with a wcll sclccted assortment of sUHJ 1iaaJ -ai 7i J J 'a.1 J and O what a falling ou" is thcrc mr coiuitry mcr. Nothing has occurrcd 'since the l-'lood which comparcs in thc Icast with thc atoni.-hing rcdnction in thc pricc of Goods 1 lo all ye pco plc, clap your hands! Lct thc ghul tiilings go forth ct it be spreail abroad throagliotit thc vast cxtcnt of thw grcat conntry I.ct the Farm cr Icavc his jiloiigh in thc furrow the Mcrhanic his tools on thc work-licnch thc Doctor his nos trums in thc pill-bags the Iawycr h'n liooks on tlic dnsty shclvcs thc Maidcn the yam on thc spinning-whcel, and one and all, far and ncar, vonng and old. fricnd and foc, rieh and poor, Jcw and (Jcntilc, saint and sinncr make onc RUSH FOR TIIE teopll:'S store, Whcrc yon can buy Finc Ginghams from 13 to Iiw-ns 20 to 2S, ISaragcs 25 to 82, Muslin dc Incs 12 1-2 to 50, Calicocs 4 to 1 G, S3,00 Broad Cloths for S2,00, $2,0(1 Cassimcrcs for SI.25, Alapaccas 20 to Tj ct5, Carpcts,30c to S1,00, Shawls at any pricc, Good Sngar for 6c, Concc 8 to 10, Tcas from 12 l-2c to rcspcctablc pnccs. And all othcr articles in proportion. In f.tct many articles I havc hcrctoforc fold I now give away. This dctlaration will bc dcmcd by many comnctitors, buf. painful as it may sccm, gcntlc mcn, yon miistfacc thcmiuic. I thercfoicplcdgc mvsclf toscll goods as chcapasanycstablishmcnt siilc of Mcxico the Qpeen Ctty" of Ver gennes not excfptal. I challengc them, onc and all, tu a COniJ).tiiaufti v. iiii.i;s. tviuu j. ph. iu.u w roam, but thcy scck no farthcr aftcr looking at eooils and obtaining priccs of their agcnt, b 4 AV. S. JOHNSON. Congress Water, For Salc by U II. A. SHbriDON rVALLETTE 13-58. TIIE PEOPLE'S STORE m m m m m m ISI TO THE 1 DAYENPORT NASH 1 1 HAVE the pleasnre ofagain announcingto thc Public that they have leascd forasericsot years, the worksof the MIDDLEBURY MANUFACTUR ING COMPANY, together with the worksformeriv owned byA. Rutherlord, which cnables them to add to these already cxtcnsive woiks alfihc LMPROVE MENTS OF THE DAY for the raanufacturingof a large varietyol Woolen Goods. Thcy arc now building at a grcat eipcnse a For the purpose of givingpcnnancnt colors to their cloths, and of fumiihing to thc Farmcr and Mcchanic thc rcal Zndigo Blue Cloths and Oassimeres, which thcy imcnd shall at all times be lound at iheir wotks. Their old ciiMom crs and others who may favor them with a call, will always lind on hand a greatcr varicty, and better assortment of Cloths, Cassimoresj Twccds, Flanncl?, &c, than thcy havc cvcr yet bccn ablc to olfer, which thcy will a hcrctoforc continuc 1 l 1 u ISI m 1 1 Thosc haTingWoor. to bc AIanlfcturi:d, may bc assurcd that the samc will be done in the bcst manner and on the most iavorable tcrms. Thcy-are prcparcd to ofler stronginducemcnts loMerchants, MerchantTailors and others wishing 10 pmchasc their stylcs of goods. 1 r fjrj- To :heirliberai patrony, botbat home and abroad, thcy tcnder thcir most hearty thanks for past favors, and hope that tbe expene whirh thcy are now in. currins for thcir bencfit, willat Ieast insurea conlinuancc of palronape. r They arc now paying Cash for FLEECE WOOL.-0!) 111 7 GRBAT ATTRACTION j AT TIIE PRIOB STORS. "7f Yds Gro de Rlniie, Drcss and Mantilla W Silks. 50 picccs I.incn, 1'rcnch, Scotch and Amerit-.m tiinghaiiK; 100 1'rints of rarc stvics. Bar.igc, Mohairs, Lawn?, mode colorcd. Black aud JMuc Bl.irk Alp.icca.-. Bombainc. Silk Lncc, Gimp aml friugcs fur triiiiniiiig Mantilla. 3 1-2 Blcachcd and Brown Shcclings of cxtra tpiality, and cottons of cvcry dcscriiition may liefoiinUat NAS11 S. GOOIJRIUIl. 20,000 Pieces of Crockery Embracing choiir.st stylcs of Kmlx'sc(l Oiina, Klowing Blue, Light" BIuc, White Granitc aml Einlioiscd do. 100 Splendid Mirrors, of all sizcs, arc now opcn for cxluhitioii 111 our UP STA1RS, and we would sav to all who mav 1 WISII TO GET MARKIEI). or to thosc who havc bccn thui forttitiatc and arc I r r .1 r 111 liccti 01 VyfurKcri 111:11 iiuiinuir ui tnv kiiiu i-uii bc found in tlic Vallcy of Iikc Champlain, that will coinparc with our Splendid vockcvn anu itiuTou ESTUJLISIDIENT. IIAKD TOE. A gocd assortment of Ilanl warc at the same low prices as hcrctoforc, U now in readincs. for inspcction at NASH GOODRICIfS. GROCERIES, A choicc asfortnicnt. of cvcrv description mav 1k: found nt thc ON'K PRICK S I OKE, whcre. lci it If. rcmemt rul i lanrc pcr ccntagc has bccn savcd thc purchascr Miure thc opcniii; f the One pncctl htorc ol iSASll S. tiUUUKIt.Il. June Ist, I84S. 5 Cash paid fcr clcan FIcccc Wool. A. C'HAPMAN. Jliddlcbury, June 12, 1S4S. T tf. DIKE k RIDER At Frost'.s Lnmliiig, Uridport. nrn new rccciving their priiii (Joods, uhicb thcy inviic thc public to ralhitiil cxniinic, i'nl ity nnd pricc-!. Our Goods will bc sold nt as low rato for Cnh as can be boiight 011 thc Lake shorc no mixttikc. STOUINO KOIlWAIiniNG proinptly nlteiitleil to nt all times. '.I DIKE .j- lilDER havc Icaicd thc STORE, STORE-IIOUSES, AVNARF, k FKRRY fonncrly occupicd by J. l-'ro-t. for a tcrm of iivc vcars. Thcir intcntion i-i to attend proinptly to all propcrly conigucd to thcir rarc. Ladies Fashionable Shoes In a "ireat varictv now opcning bv 1'KAXCIS SON. May 22, 18 IS. Housc Paper. Thc largest ftock yet. and from 8 cts upwards. New pnttcriH now opcmn by FIIANCIS fs SON. May 29. NEW LINE OF STAGES Fr.o.M jriDDr.Kitinv to Bostos, via. Itipton, Hancock, .Storkhridgc and Royalton. (TliU line intcrsecti with the Rutland tagc at Stockbridge.) This line of Stagcs lcavcs Jliddlcbjiry cvcry Mondntf, nrdiiesclny in.d Ffidaii, at 7 o'clock, A. JL, and arrivcs at Kovalton thc same day at 5, P. JI. lcavcs Royalton Tursdays, Tlnirsihys cr,d Snt 'trdiijs at 7 o'clock, A. JI- and arrivcs at Lcbanon in scason for thc Cars for Boston thc same dny. Passcngcrs taking this routc from Boston will arrivc at Rovalton thcsamc day at 5 o'clock. P. JI. Lcavc Royalton 'Inndny. Imira-hy nnd Saturdtyi at 5 A. JL, and arrivc at .Middlebury thc s: mc day at 2 o'clock, P. JL This line connects with all the stagcs at Royal ton cithcr from the North or South. Jj'l'ussciigcrs on any of the Stcambots on Lake Champlain, wishing to gct to Boston, will find this thc most desirablc routc that could bc ta kcn ai rcgards casc, saingof timc, bcauty and grandcur of scencry on thc way, care of tlnvcrs, Sc, &c AVc arc assurcd that thc Ccniral Kailroad ill bc complctcd within fonr wceks so as to brins nasscnccrs within 40 inilcs of Jliddlcbury aftcr which wc shall bc cnablcd to convey passcngcrs from Jliddlebury to Boston in one Uay. X. B. Tho drivcrs on thb route arc the Pro prictors. Books kcpt at thc Vermont Hotcl and at IL Jloor's. FOSTER, TUFPER GA1 Tropnctors. June 1,1843. 6; tf. Showcr Eaths. Laioberl'a Superior Shower Baths for salc by rsAsii Goodxi'ch. PUBLIC. m m m m s B! UT? STATE OF VERMONT, District of Addi-ion. T!( it nmimt..M.t District of Addison, ss. that :it n 1'rr.l, r..r i,.i.i i:.i.n-i i of r 1 i- ".luu.cuuri-.m nmi lor tlie l.i.strit t uiu-oii. 011 uie ntu aay of Jnlv A. 1). ISis yrtis Birgc and Gcorgc S. Swifi nltr.nd 1 xcru c: tors 111 an ifistramcnt pTrpertim' to betlckist will and tcstanirnt of HAItVEY BELL latcof said Distrirt. deccascd, prci-cnt tlic al iiulriimciit for probate It is thcreiipon ordcred that said instrumcnt he consiilcrcd for prol nte hv this Cunrt.nt Ihc sessimt thcrcof to lieheld at th"r olhcc or the RogiMi-r of this fonrt. ir. sa-il Mid dlcbnry. on Thiir-.d.-iy ihea.I ,lnv of An.'iit ncxt u.n- mmk iu iiib nucnioon. nmi that said t'v rtti Birge aml (icorsc S. Snift cmise tio:i v thri". I 1 1 00 10 I'ei.ns ititcrccd, that thcv ma- appcarand liiakciht-iroliiccti m. if anv tlicr mav havc, to il.e prolmte nmi nllownm-e i.'f j;ud iill, hy piihliihing a rertilicd cr.pv t f thi, ordcr m the Middlrhiiry Gal.ixv antw-piiH-r inntrtf ats.iid Middlebury thrpc'wecks suerc..ivrlv pri vious to the timc of saiil Court. Jnl. S. .Winr. Ii--jir,r. A true copy of Rcconl I-i Atte-t. JhI. S Uii'JmfU. .''.'tr' Information Wanted, Of .M.irtin DufTcc. who Icft B'caman's Ilollow m New Ilnvrn. tno wccks since iTccntlT of Brazcir Falls New York. Addres MOIiK'S CASSADV, July 28, 1P43. Jtj.ldlcl.11rv P. O. STew Ginghams, Jint rcccivcil. a frw picccs of I.incn and Scotrli Ginghams. Bcauiiful l'nttonis. frr s.ilc low bv IIAKMON A. SHELDON. June 2GtX'1843 wmi-VtY' S Hi j 5 3-?i .i crft AM) A15BOTT it BROWN biuiiiir jst rr. turncil from Unsttxii aml Hf.w York, aro prcpared to nllcr ciistiiincrt "nnd bnr gnins in STAI'LK AND FANCY DHY GOODS, GR.)CKRIP:S. CUOCKKRV. GLASS U'AKK, I'AINTS, OIL.SAI.T. FISII, KLOUR. I'l.ASTKR. &p .Vr. llaving stdcctcd thcir Onoihi wiih iiinclr caro, from thc bcst Iloics in both.M.irkt t at thc ovoc5t (iTnsfj .piirca, Aml fcrlinrt confiilent ihat they nrn th'rnl cdly rheitp thcy rrspi-ctftilly inviie thr Public to call :iinl r.xaiiiiuc thcir Stock. P.S. STOIiAfiE FORWABDIXII DO.NK AT LOWKST KATES. I.arrabre'.s Point. .May 13, I-H. JM1H i 8IIW Hn for s.tlr. rl i-:i f ,r CASH and mt I.iudi of Proiluif, thr rollon-tili' ConsUting of a g. iicr.d vjiietv of .-niM-ifine roiiiiiiou Itro.i'l Cli.th--. Cnsitiicn Vrtiij.s, Tritiiming.s, Drcss (owI, Gingh.1111.-, Domr-tn-Goods, JU-n Ready IIada Clothins Cnatir, t 'eslx I'ttntx. Orrmth. I'nwlv, STiirts. A full nsFuttmrii! ai iTnmiln (BroccvicG, &r. Teas. Fnlm'in. Husnrs, Mucl.ird. Coffci, Cndftsh, Otl. Poi'l,; Cncixt, IaitiI, Clwcaltite, Ilnmx. Hicc, CtnJt.r. Cider Mnrcnr. Snirex.ttll l.inrlr and iilmrnt cvcrv- arlirtc fitllcd f.jr. JShccpTwinc, Uik C'or.N, Nail s and f; !a Pnre "White Lnnl. Kxtni White Tx-ad, Chrnrar Ycllow, Whiting, 'enctian Rcil, Lin.-.rcd Oil. Turpcntine, Vanirih Frcnrh Ycllnw Tar. DRUGS fi. JILDICINKS, a large rarictr.wclr sclccted. r. v 1848.-. JUST rcccivcd at the olJ staral ncar liail Iload, a wcll selccted assortment of the Groccric., Paintf.-, Oils, Vrto- VISIOIIS, C. &.C. "Which we wil! scl for Cash or Froyjcc, at rat3 to satisfy the most fastidiou-V d5nous nrc icnu. anil wc say to all wishing f6 buy; conic to thc Kail Itoad Store and; get a full supplv. All kimls of Produce and Lumbcr ta kcn in paymcnt for Goods, at the bighcss markct pricc. JAM.ES JL SiDE CO. May 23, 1818. c:.;.I IVcwcsf Slvle, Rieh aml faslrionahfc RIEBONS ir grcat varietyjust recriretlby FRANCIS SON. Nov.Sth. 1817 Clocks. Rcceicd 120 Brass ClocKs, a supciior aiti clc: andfor salc at vcrv low priccx Z. BECKWITH. RAIL-RQAD -rfiv i J HC, I Y';i IJ- iFJ

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1848. 4WaGE FOKWARDING- lr.lerscncd having maJe nrrnngemcnts Lf, ine b I'ORAGE .t- FORWARDINGat naifoi -he Vergennes Iron Co, in ihe Ci- V..rgr;.' es, is now icailv to atter.a lo that cli t, .-..ncsson as 'ooil "terms as it can be eisuW: Good and laithf.il men will bc m. ia .ittendancc to rcceivc aml dclivcr -Thcre will lcaKUu"1-,-,N1 r CAxAL BOATS, a-J ilcpailiac fiom :his Wharf two or .vcry vrck, uhich give GREAT i ACILITIES g all kinds of properiv from this placc rl ci lii'- Unitcl Statcs. cr Canada. r'hrr will "ivo his ncr-onal nttcnlicn to F .rv. to anv thc above i asir.css, aaJ hopcs his long K:??:enee close Attention trilleo.'iie him a full sharc of the paMic pat rin...,. ii: c :ninanications adi.ressed to thc suHscriDcr will rcceivc prompt aitrnlion. S H. CIIAPMAN. Verg- rvs May, 31 1S1S. 3. lf. 1. ntirprise iuvlns mct ihe txpccta r :i t.miprinrs-. the subsrribcr lias -.rr-.nnceiiiRiiiB tn ronlinue a branrh of t .vindcrliook Wool Depot in the Village bf Shoreham, Vt. r -rnt rorjpon. Hs will he prepared lo Y-.'oo! al'CTihc fifih of Junc. c cc at il! le llirown inlo sorts nc m ilylcaiul rpuilitij. A Jisr.riinina ,v y.e irnilc beiwcen Wool iii goodar :ion. Thosj who iltfirc il, ran lii.kcjitkcparMc. Salcs will be -iably for dash. i le furiiishrd lo tlmse who w.tll, J.v ll :i --iviir ib" ex:-"" r irnnsporta "J 1-2 rl- Ti."i il.i-ir nse. rce wilt be. f rcreivin, Fotting p. one ocnt jirr pouinl. and ihe in -c, .vliich will be 25c on $100 for n lerm iIebIl abvamoes ..u made oii ihc delivcry ol wool, Vrriunu'niPiits havp. bi-rn inp.de witb ma -s .f diirercnt gMilw ol woid. to pur varions sorls at ll.cir MABKET TALTJI .r l...;nn- rt.prlVLd at tllC Uc'POt. lf tl. tl. liingr riiarkotiiripc U nnt satiff.iclnry. .1 will i.c oflVreil for tale at such titue s tiit uwii'". nay uircri. niTsdirecled to thc f ul.srril.rr, at Sborc li uii. in rrlalion to il.. Wool Dfpot :il that j-l.K-t;, uil' rr-rcive immeilintr alleniian. 11 I n-nrc can l.c Imd lo I)r. J. rf Ilerk m:in. K.ndrib.mk: T5. S. Jubnpon. K-q.,Stc. N. Y. Siiitn Asiiciiltnral Snridy Albany; IT i. S il Jriiiwn Kont Wribt, llorp lit:; H. no!l. Middlebury; J. Kllswnrlii, iii; .1. M. W.vks.S.ilisbiiry; J. IIol c ilr.iiidmi L. Hall. Sbidbtini, Vt. II. DLAXCIIAU11 M y. lSo. 4; Im. i.nd still they Goinc Slurc .f lhoc I Beautiful Ginghams, S liiir hivr. that it ialout 'iiiii thcm avray. 10. nilv unitmg at.vo. i, j rii-cn.pii KKAXl'lS SDX M..W:churv,Mjy 22, ISIS. 1-J.vBulIetin, Ko.6. r'j 'S'll II UtSAI'A j lill.l. I uu.... "I I r vy ili; t'.tnny ialni:.i lil- j '2 r.-.IK :i ml iale of :ir- CO.Ml'Ub.Mi oi i rru!r.!ti-l is i.bc isliui the Iialf ul (v. rv finall ica-fKiniui, ,!iik- ihe i!.e ul that hiili is fi.l.l i" largflct llcs is iK-.ir!vauiiic"l.ifF- ful In a.l.lill.Mi to Str- .nrlll.i il rnnt.iins a tiou-- 1 .1 iH--ntr.ill..n nf r.lan.ll:.k". lhinli.rk. (inir.i i, Ellrr, Yill.iw Dok, (;ui..rmii,ail othcr j i -t inciliraiiicuu uhirh nrc noi loiiad in aiij o uati.Mt. I 1 iithcrl T. ij. i k.n's nrt.ir.iiT, uhUhf.irnisan rxron- 1: !n-iit in Iho (ir.irli'i.lirs Xirs.iparill.l ..uii- "i iii probibli suj.. ri ir t" .us:itirill.i ilreif. r 1 I rort ;iiai I-lon, h. f pi'-ll." l a i 1.1 Si'iitlw n J.mrital "f Jlulirinc awl ''.nrcn Kcw opei.,ble p.riniriion cxhibit iir in r npoti ihe .lfin gfnerally. So rt-' i? iti artion exciifil tini tlic fc.ipill.ny anl j i -e!. in rlnngin tln-ir moiblil hiatej 'in an.l diiniiin th"!ii ;o a new aml 1 1 iirli.iii, liial il i ttrrallv to I prcfiTied, &c. llr fiullirr aildi, lli.it il .i inonic ilii.ea.e.-. i I' i.r in:l iiivili'U'. aml :iU' in ihc lo"7 tn.in 1 i i-i 'ii iircj ilul fulluws rpllili, llut il rilioi- i I -i "'i b.lt'.l. 1,. -i i.iiiiv of ihe Oia,""iliar Saiyaparill:. mi I nt.y Ih ll.its hlalr.l 1 !i n rnii;oi.ed uf a tiiiiubrr f l!ic niot ,'lam M.. pnMieltit-N inllirulmle lange ot Um i V hra i:i iuMilinii lo fc':ni..ip.irill... 2 T. are 5i bi'lily cniircntral.'d tli.it lli..p mi.' ui'ir ilo.eA in llio iKittlc th.in ir. any of :he "t Ixitlk'S adu it'sod. Z .1 -pi.tr.tiem rcntVrx it t Sai.iiaiilli IVnivian llnk. "1 Im- inore di- i-iirat oiis aie im iKtter ilnn oidin.iry mot "1 r'rcight; she will l e managcd by a carcful and TOuring on the Fioninrh and fjmiliiig in ih.- j cxprriencfil Crcw. who will nse evcry cxertion lo T ca cak iiifusiiin uf s.irr.ip:irilLi 1 sivo aiil'action: Thosc wNhing to board thcm 1 ful!i.itenfi!i articli! ina be li.nl, U hki.-1 -elves can havc evcry facility lor doingsn. For 4 b nk 1-1 i.i'f U-iniae, r bke ir.nrlliuj in lurllierraniculnrs cnquire or the Captain cn 1 jc.w ag.ii.i-: i .-tr-mgcurieiitia-lc.d uf 111 a mifi aoard. It, CIIAPMAN, Agcnt: rr' .1 Vergennes. tl...':jj b---Jo.letalHvl... Ii.nr im.ie im I t nc anv S:ir?aparill... osn that nf ihe lir.iffiMilierg Cumjinny. It is wainintcd to lie trn 1 ii.iii. flVicanoas ihan nny otln-r kiumii no liuw I'.rgc ihe butlle or cMr.na5.111t tlw ad- ..scnii'tit. As SlIthG MFDICIXKci. t'v i "raf fcnherg Vegetable ri!N, the Graerenbrn; i Hifl.-rs, and thc (r.l.fenlier Saraparill 1 'iril fhonM piipersedc all oll. tii. Kor nai- .1 U5e the Pill and l.ittcrs aro uf inralenlablc In- T'ioe ulin take thcm iiecd nut frar ihn en- v 111112 efleci uf ihe suininer uhirh is at I1.1111I. T..e ti'Miei-al Agnift.r Vcnnjiit U I.. 1. l)utrli,r St. Albany to wtwnn npplicat'on m.iv 1. ail'lrc.i-C'i. ui)v.i:ii) nAiiro.v. ts.'y AgPlilf in Addi-Mi. Crti it JIiildliliyry.SiuXEV Jloruv un.l 1.". IV. Clabk li. mtnl, O. W. raririi'ee .bridge, S. 1- Sprajtie 1 kflH.ro. S. L. liulcmnl. I. r i-lmi;i. SIi.'V nnil ra.pnifr N v II..V.11 V.;il-, K. D.. ico. -.i!.-b:irw, 11 ll-irri M.n.ktni.T. c. .Sniiil.. B. K. H.".kell, Cornnall. Sngiish Lace, China Pe.irl, Utiilmnl, rinreni'c nnd Straw C mneis, Ui'ibon--, Wrcaih. Arlifi cials and Crimp'd Burdcrs lor sale bv Mnv 5. IS13. Z. BECKWMTH. Sress Goods. French, Scoirii. Enijli-di and Arnoriran Gimih.tni'i, Lihi ciliirrd Alpncivis, De Lniurs. B.irucs, Plaidi nd Siripe C.indens atul Mus lius, Prinicil Lttiriif, Si'k Tisni. Ar.d a r;re;l variely l Calicocs3 11 pcr ct. tbeapcr than fonnrrly. lor sale bv Uay, i-13. "Z BECKYHTH. EEW THC eubsciibcr has just returned rrom New York, andi non rccciiinf.at 1ns Etorc in MoiiKTOif BoitoooM, ibc largctt and niost splco. did assonn-cm of GOODS err ofleicd for fale in ir ih'u part of thc statc: consisting of 1) U Y G O O l S of almust evcry ariciv and ttle ALSO, Grocerics, Hardwarc, Crockery and Glasswarc, Drugs and Medicincs and Paints, Linsccd and Lamp Oil, Cut and "Wrousl't Nailsj IVindotB Glass and Pully, Salmon, Markcr- el, Coilftsh. and Supcrfine Ilour, Ur intcnds to kcep constantly nu liand, and scll at 12 1-2 ccnts n.lvancp from Vergennes pricc?. A tarcc aMortment of I'ArEH IIancincs and Cuktain PATEiiof newand Iwa.uiful paticrns. r..i.:.i. ...:u l. ni ihe lowesl nossiblcpri- 'a; for cash, lijltcr, rhecte, grain, f(alhcr., uoot, shc?p'a iclt,bcci. wax.&c. &c. or arpHcaliort Cri'i'!.l.'i...;n. loMtlo liis frlcnds and tltc public that he laicmls to makca lermanent etand, and do biwine on a fair t calc, and tlic' laoft accommoda Ihat he will scll a CnEAP fhc means wI.T.t he saj ifnut chcapar than can beifoun.i ai an olhcr sturc in tan MCinitv. ananiucn cncpr. r L.'f tlian waK cver ocioic. inongni oi. 13-A11 arc most refpectfullv invitrd tn call. Monkton, May 17lh, 18-13. -t JAS. MCKEAIJD, WiCHANT TATLOR. Tlir. fubcrilicr woa'd tako this mctliod to in- fonn t!:c K-oplc of Middlchury and vicinity, that lie lias just returned from New Ycrk, tvitli a wcll Eclcctcd asiortmtnt of 9j Consisting of I'reuclt, Gtrman and Enijlhh BroadclotJts, Jinrftislt and French Casltmerel; also, j)rab,G(M Mixed and fancy Ttcecds, a!so Pltiin and Jfytired iVi.'iii. of ccay vnrtcly; J'iain Jjlack J'reiich Doe-Slins, Fancij EnyHfh and French Cassimeres, Sum mcr DrlU'wijs for pantt. At thc samc cstablihracnt may bc found as good an assortmcnt of READV MADE ;iCLOTHIJf G. As wa? cvcr offercd tr t!ie nolire of thc pnh- lic, ronsMiii" of TWI-.liU.s UJiUTU.N aml LIXKN COATS; a!?o, a grcat varicty of 1'ant: and Vcsts. (Jvcr-hauls, Shirls, CuIIari, Iioomf, Cravats. &c. Gentlcmcn fii:ni..hin(; thcir mvn Good5, ran he atnrcd ihat thev will hc madc im in thc hcst workniaiilikc matincr, and at thc sliorlcst noticc. K7 CUTT1XG attcmled to ai usnal, aml wnrrantcd to fit in all rae if propcrly macle np. Zy Hemenibcr nt thc btorc ncxt iloor to V. I!iisel's Drug Storc. JAMKS McKKAXI). Middlehury, May 9, 84S. 2 1348. The new Packcl Doat IX. EDDV.Capt. A. H. HlaKCSlcy, will run Ihe coming season betuccn Vcr"onnis and Uufiulo as fulluws ..r s Vcrz nncs Lsavs liufftdo May 2," May 15, May 30, June 12, June i7, Jnly 10, July 2S, Au jusl 7, Kcpt. fi. Scpt. 18, Oct. I. Oci. 17. The above bonl is nciv, and fntcd up in thc fin ct order fnr passcii,'crsand freight. Shc iscom maiided by agonllenianly Captain whowillshow evcry attention to pascn?cr. for thcir c.inifori and convciucncc. J hc above nained boat qnar- ainccs aiwayMo go uirougn 10 r.uiiaio wnuincr ..i.v.l. he h: ilisap; as passcncrs or not. rvonc nccc cvcrtc poinlca iiy iKnnsoia oil on tlic way to ?crs and the Iwat mrnintrroundnnd coinin back. I'asscngcrsand Frciglitniay bc contract- eil nnil lonvaruoil oy 11113 L.inc cvcjy Uay 111 tnc weck, cxcept Sundays. to i;nfTalo,6r any othcr patt on thc Westcrn Canal or Lake. A boat ot thisLinc lcaves 'Whitcliall and Ruffalo on Tiic-dav.Thnrsday and Salnrday of cach wek dutins thc season, and Vergennes as spccified a- bo.-c. Priccs hnv as the loo-est. at llie wharl rbrmerlj- ocetipicd hy R. Chapman, Vergennes v. c. t.uu, v lntcliall, C. MANX, nufTalo, M. I). II LI,, Ver;cr.nes 2;0m. J. BRADLEY CO., Rnrlington. VERGENNES HUFFALO BOAT. J. Sherraan, Cpt. C. P. NEWTON. YJ;tIL1j run tlif cninin season to nnd Sr5 frimi Vcrgcnni's anil Buiralo. UAY &KIGHT. Xavcs Vcjgcnncs. May 2 May ."0 June 27 Jiilv 23 S-pt. C Oct. 4 Lcaves Itnffalo. Mnv 15 June 13 July 10 Aug. 7 Scpt. IS Oct. 17 The above nnued Goat w ill tcfilled up for ihe cnvnrance ol I'aenscrs acdthe tranrorialion nrpr-rv(TSrtrc Tn X- we,, xi r AVoodbiidgr, Uuffalo N.Y. H. ii. Norlhrop, Rochester A. Y. Vergennes, Aptil 18, 1SIS. 3:tf CIIAPMAK'S VEBGENNES TRO C AjtAL EOATS, illlcasc Vergennes cvcru Tuesdau aml j.-- r I

i.cavc 1 roij tvcry J ucsaay ana batnrilay ron rni.imiT Arri.v to H. CIIAP.MAX. Ycr-'enncR. F. M. SI1AW. 191 Kiver, cor. Rivcrst. Troy. G-ods sent fron. Xew York should be ship, ped by Griflitb's Troy and New York Tow-Roat Letil'.-. Rasin, opposiic 22 Snnth st, j:en. Yoik cnd marked carc F. M. SUAAV, Troy 3- tf Koiicc. MR. WIIITCOMB having taken up his res idence in Middlebury, takes tliis mcthod ofsay ingtohisfriends, and thc dancingrommunity gen crallv, that he is prepared to fumishgood music for Lcttcrs addrcsscd to B. E. Wliitcomh Middle bury. Vt, will reccive prompt attention. 27y MiJdlcbnn-, Xov 3. 1S17 LatestStyle. Richand Beautiful Uress Goods. nowo pcnii.!: by FRANCI5&. 5tN. Middlebury. May 15,1543. lf 1EM rt m n n n n rra Thisold established lineof CANAL BOATS bctwccn Vergennes 61 iroy, naviub' S"" proprilorship in part, wm again uc pui r.r..i.j .Mln nnpninfr of naviuation. ri. npri?nied nronrictor of the above Liue has aftci' miich cxertion on his part du ring the past wintcr, picparcd himscll to run in the old way, two Roats a weck Irom each placc,' Troy a'nd Vergennes, in thc following manncr, viz: Lcaving Vergennes Tuesdaysand Fridays at 7 o'clock, P. AI., r.nd Troy cvery Ttiesday and Saturdav at -1 o'clock, P. M.; ar- m 1 I t 1 n rivingat vcrgcrjnes iccitiay auurnuuy mu.u-in-is. Haviaz also lcascd the Storehonse Wharf, formerlv occupied by R. CrurjUN; and alter puttingall ia theneatcst pos?ible oracr, witn at- tcniivp. nnd trustv mcn. in cacu uepaninein, will be prcpared to forward, rcceivc in Storc or on docir, au, anu evcry kiiiu ui proj'eii.v, uu wc mostrcasonaoie terms. jsiiarc ojpuuucpui ronage is rcspeclfnlly solicilcd. Freight and Storagc as low as any otrrcr con- pern P. S. All ffoods intendcd for this Linc, should be marked.Care oi E.J. LinnABF.n.Troy All Freight payable on delii'ery of the propcrly. M. D. HALL. Verscnoes, Proprietor. E. J. LARRABE, Agent.lO.'. Rivcrst., Troy 2d coor up stairs. REFERENCES. Jamhs II. IIooker, Troy, JOHX IIUXTER, Mali.aisy PouoriTY, Troy, A. S. PnnitY, Co., Porr; Cati-ix, New York, O. Bascom, "Whitch.ill, Baxcs Co., Long "Wharf, Boston. Thc snbscriber has iti't receivcd, from thc East, somcof thc Lest and laiest improvcd Ma chinery, aad has fiited up his entirc works in the best possiLle manner; and being grateful for pastiavors.would asain annoanceto hisfnends, customers, and 1I11 "public gcncrally, ihat heis ready to rcceivc wool lomanuiaciureiniu Cassimeres, Plain-Clollis, and Fiannels. Alsohe is sanguinc to belicve, ly rcason of Aislongexpertcncein bustncfs, that lie cannoiue, and is dctermined he icill vot be surpassed, in manufacturing clolhs, for Durabilily of service and Pcrmancnqoi color, by any establishmenl 111 thc County. Thove wiihins to have wool manufacliircd will fiud it tc be for thcir inlcrest to give hira a call. Wool marufactured on sharcsorby theyard, at.the opticr c: Iheowners. EDWAUD PIIAIR. N. I). Terms ndaptrd to thc times. New Havcn Mills, I81R. 51 E. P. Cm. FOR SALE AT THE IRON STOEE. All kinds and sizcs of AVroiight Iron, Stccl. Hopse Shoes and Nails. Nail Itods, Stcel.plated Sleih and Cnttcr Shocs, Crowhars, Cliains, IJrooks' Axcs, AVrought and Cut Xail, Carriagc biitts. washcrs. lltts, nuttscrcws, cranks aml roll cr'. AIo door rolIcr, Mallealdc Iron wrcnchcs and nntts, Ilay and Jlanurc fork, rilcs, bhovcls and tongs, Harncfs Ilamc. Axc llclvcs, &c. S.c. And idpc, Plows ar.d Points, Cauldron kcttlcs. L.ntnleigh bliocj, Jrons anu rcn mouuis, oau Iron-s. Tailors Irons. Donslass Cast Iron Pnmp Coppcr Pumps rotary topj, Ilrass kcttlcs, Shcct I.cail, Miect .inc, Jeail pipc a tuii asson- mcnt of Tin. Shcct Iron and IIollow warc. JOU WORIC doncnsiiMial. Vanted 20 tons ofold cast and wromht Iron for whit'h tho hiyhest pricc will hc paid bv J-i. U. t'AlU'i-iAXJiH, Middlchury, VcK 7th, 184S. iTUAXGERS viitiii2 the citv are rcspect- full v invitcd to call and examinc thc largest stock ol" FASIIIONABLE MADE Spring and Summer Clothing, whieh can be found in this city, conMJting of C ashmiretts, Lrmmctts, Drap dVte, Twccds, and a general assortmcnt of all kinds of Gar mcnts madc up in a supcrior ntnnncr, and will bo sold at prices that cannot fail of insuring sati-faction. Call carly at BUOAVX, LAVREXCE STICKXEY'S, Nos: 6, 7, 9, 11, and 12, OLD STATE HOUSE. Fronting State St., BOSTOX. TIIE aUIERICT ron the rilOMOTION OF TIIE FES'E ARTS, IX TIIE UXITED STATES, AVAS incorporatcd in 1840, 19 managcd by pcntlemcn withont compenation, and to ncconi plish its patriotic objcct. pnrsucs thc following 4H Evcrv Sahscrihcr of fivc Pollars 13 a mcmbcr of the Art-Union for thc ycar. The tnoncv thus obtaincd, aftcr paving ncccs sar" cspcncs, is appncu, in tnc nrst m.nancc, :o thc produclion. from an Amcncan I amting, of a I.irzc and costly original Engraving. in thc high- cst 5tvic of Amcrican Art. I or evcrv tivc uollars pam bv him, evekt .mkmiier rcceivcs a. copy of thc Engnning. Ev cry Mcmbcr also rcceivcs an Anuual IJcport, con taining thc procccdings and addrcsscs at the annu. al distrihution. a lit of thc mcmbcrs, &c, and somctimes an additional ork of Art. Thc rcsiduc of thc moncy U applicd to the pnr chasc of Amcrican "Work? of Art Paintinss. Sculpturc. varying in pricc from twcnty to sevcral linnurcu uoiiars. Thcsc Works of Art thc Painfimrs beinsrich ly framcd are publicly distribntcd by lot nmong all thc mcmbcrs, on thc Friday bcforc Chritmas in cach vcar, cverv mcmber having onc share for evcry fivc dollars paid byhim. Each mcmbcr is thus ccrtain of rcceiving in rcrurn, thc valuc of thc fivc dollars paid, aud has also a chance of drawing n Painting, or othcr Work of Art or grcat valuc. Vr. LvTnnor, having bcen mdv appointed Honorary Sccrctary of thc A. A, V. 'for Middle bury and its vicinity, is rcady to cxhibit cngrav ings publishcd by thc Association, and to rcceivc snhscri'iers' naincs, makc remittanccs c. Middlebury Fcmalc jcmiuary, 1 March 6, 154S. 46 eliiftnci XlUutLI, IUUlli uuit" 1 c Strawand Palm Lcar Hats, Slen nnd Boy's Uapsiorsaie Dy dbu"'"'."- May, 1S4S. "OnVHalf Cash naitl for Gooil Buitur hy 1 IL O. SMITH. "New Havpn. Mnv. 1S13. 3 medicuo!. filasta's Genuine Indian Vege table Pursative Pills; THEmost gencrally approvcd family'medi .iunnn.mK.hni atall the pnncipal stores in every villagcanc town in this sta te and 1 hrough cutlhe&tatcof New Ilampshire and Canada East, For Billimisand Infamalory I-evers, Indi gestion, Headachc. Djspepsia, Lner Com plalnl, Ctsticenees, Pites, Jaumhce, Chol ic, Pain in Ihe SZomach and Stde, Htart burn, Pcrcerled Avpetite. Diarrhau, Dys tnlary. Impure IUood, and all Derange mer.ls of the BUlioits Syslem. The proprietor has such confidence in ihf se Pill i, thai he wouldsay toallpcrsons who may puichaseaboxorthe'in, thatif. aficr takingtme ortwo dose.s inaccurdance with dirccltons, thcy should not besalbficd wilh thcm, the inoney pairt will bcrcfundcd, or the chargc for the samccan ccilcd, bv rclurning the box in a ucablc condi tion, with tac rcmainder of the Pills: Agents sellingthcm arerequcstcd toconform to this rule. If von or ronr familv havc been in thchabit of using pills, try them,and-ou will find-ihetn as good; il not bettcr in many repects, ihan any 5'ouhaveevertiNcdbcfjre. Donot saytoyour Nelf, I should be filad to buy a box al them, bnt there are somany kinds belore thc publicalrcady some rccomendcd forone thing, others for anolht er, and the rcst lor everj' thing, that I have no eonfidencein any of them, believing thcm all to be made for speculative purposes. Without doubf, many proprietory medicincsare too highly recommcnded, and made merely for spcculalion. All this may be; but these Pills will bc found to ansvrer as a general thing,the purposes for which thev are designcd- 'i'rythem and scc for youcself, tf you do not likethem, relurn the box with the rcmainder of the pills and thev will cost you nothing. Call lor Masta's Pills "and scc that thc tiame ison the uox 52r For furlhcr particulars in relalion to them sce pampldet, sold in this village, andby mostall ihc mcrchants in the county. AV. P. Russel S. Moody, Middlebury, alo, Ira Bingham. Cornwall. H. O.Smilh New Ila ven, G. W. PannclceEristol.J. U. Iluntly Salis bnrv. Edward Fales Lincoln, E: S. Atwood Shoreham, and by onc or moremerchants in cve ry town in thc county; TIlEsabccribrr ha liecn appoinlctl Agcnt for tl"! IIart rnnn Firk iNiCRAcE C.mpant for Mlddlelmry and viclnhy, and will rive proposalsjlor Insuriiij propcrly iinin.l lini or daina;e by Kirc. Tlie Inng cstab lislieil rcputation or tliis cnni,iany, nnd tlie promptncss witn wliich all tlicir tranfaciinns liave liccn chancttiL-rd tfnAM it iinnpcis-nrv lo snv anv tlilnz in its lavor. All Dnsinr!.s cnnnectrtl wilh llieofilcc IntruIcd to hlm will bo li. lufu y and i.unciuany iraisacirn. JUNATHAN IIACAR. Middlcburj-.Fcb. 23,1312 ;y Agcnt Gi rocerics. Thc Subscribcr olTers lor Ealo an assort mcnt ol grocerics tliat cannot bc surpassed inqualily and pnce in Addison County. rhcrclorc tboso wno -atit a cuoice articlc at a low ratc will do wcl ho call. V. P.UUSSEL. Bxchange? On London, Ltverpool, Bublin anil Edin- burgh. in sunis to snit purcliafers. For sale by .7. J. II. PECK CO. Burlington, Apnl, 181S. SO: Gm. IIEALTH STRENGTH. DR. S. O. RICHARDSOX'S Sherrv Wine Bitte.rs. IXDIGESTION AND COSTIVENESS CURED. CTThcse cclebrated Bitters are composed cn- lircly of vegetablcs of the most innoccnt yet cffcc- lal vtrtucs thcy give pnrity anil tone lo the SJ. UA1AUH. ArslJ IJUWfc.L,b, andarc most eifectual Remcdv ever known for Indisestion, Hiliions Attacks, Livcr Complaints, Jaundicc, Flatnlency, Hcartbuni, Sick Headachc, (jid.hncss, Nervousncss, Wandering Pains, Sinking Fnintncss, SourStomach, Loss of Appclile, Wcakness, PILES AXD IIUMOIIS., A more powcrful and hcalthv action of cvery actiltyof the body will be efTcctcd by thcir tisc or thcy sivc LlrE l-Il!.Al.Mibt)AiNU V1UUK, Promotc action in thc Slomach and Bowels, cleanse from unheallhy sccrction,, and purify thtbloud in the mostthorough and elfcclivc man ncr. AS YOU VALUE IIEALTII BE CAREFUL! And O'jSittc Tlial all Bitters prepared by me have fac-similc of my ignalurc on thc ouicr cuvclope. To cnuntcrfcit Kh 'uli is forgcry. For ihe convenicncc of Families "I have the Roots and Herbs g ronnd and packcd in papct, wnicn MAY BE USED IX WINE OR WATER. O"0rders from Agcnts, merchants, t-adcrs, 'Irniiisls.apothecariC'. and dealcrs in mcdicises, will bcpunctually attcndcd to. For Sale, II noksale nnd Ilztml, Al MY OFFICE. No. 15 HAXOVER STREET BOSTOX. nd in evcry town ihroughoul the New England Statcs, by my Agcnts, -who arc I'Msedto sclltic G'nuinr. ETPrice 75cents abotlle jflccnts apapcr2 W. P. Russcll S. Moody. Agents. THfi OLD LINE OF Vmm MTTir.T1.-rTTrV in T.ATJTJ ATtVP'K POIXT, Icavcs Middlcl.urv DAILY in connex ion with thc LAKE CIIA jlPLAIX and LAKE GEORGE Stcamboats. UsDEit the prcscnt arrun'rcmcnt of thc Stcam Boats, this stage will lcavc the Lake on the ar rival of thc aftcrnoon Boats from the Xorth and South; and lcavc Middlebury daily at S o'clock A. M in councctinn with thc aftemoon Boats for thc South and North. rr?-rASSExcEr.s bv takinz this route at Alid- dlebury. willhavean opportnnity to ridc on thc splcndid STCuinns on LAKE CHAMPLAIN, and vkw the old FonTS at Ticoxi)Eroo.v. ISt'otA kcpt nt IT. Mocr's Ilotd, Middleoum. and at d,f Hotcl ofthc Propricior, li. B. BRO HX. FLOUR. A lot of EXTRA SUPERFINE FLOUR. one of the best Western brands. "Jus receivcd bv Feb- 7. FRAXCIS SON. IlsYALUABLE FAiMILY COMPANION. CJIX LECTURES oa Causc', Prcvcntion aml kJ Cure of Consumption, Athma, Disesse3 of thelleart. and all Fcinale Discases. 234 pagcs, 8 cngravings. Paper 30 cts.; bornid 75 cts. Mail to any part postagc 9 1-2 ccnts. Shouldcr Braces and Chest Expaudcrs, S2. Mail to ny part 50 ccnts potgc. Inhalmg n..l 1 C 1 n.nil Antfnr- T.cMr-f At- i l"IL, ?lltl, v-J. y ti....i, j....-...-,. dominal Snpport-n. Ticrfcct, SS to 510, for all -.i f .1 1 11- 1. 1 Kuptures, rainng 1 uic nontu mui nuu-u, T 1. Tl- rt,..l rli..t:- unt i.r T-'vnrp OVCrV- II car. uii" "j 1 whcrc. For braccs or Sttpportcrs, or Unpturc Supportcrs, give hcight from head to foot, and tircumfercncc of pcrson ncxt the surfacc, just above the hips. If IJupttirc, mcntion which sldc. Agcnts wantcil for thc sale of thc above goods. jVddress l)r. S. S. 1TTCII, 707Broadway, Xew York. post paid. 46:y l'cb.24, 181C. W. P. ICCSSEL, Agent. TFronuIar ordiion isanv ctilciion ofthc worlh JL of an articlc.we invite the incredulons to look at the following listof names of persons who have bcen cured by McAltstcrs All-healing Utnt ment. It is not too much lo sav.that this Ointmcnt is doinggreat sood in this city andelscwlicrc. 7lie variousdiseases thatate cured, which wcre sup poscd 10 bc overcomc ot.ly by internal remedies, vield at once lo the cowcr of this Ointmcnt. Y'heprinciple on which it evcracts, viz: a radi cal rcsloration ol ihe Inscnsible Perspi'ation, is thegreat secrctofitssucccss. As most discases orim'nale in a common colJ, indecd by closin thc porcsupon the surfacc. itfollowsth.it ifby any mcans ihe porcs can be re-opcned, nnd the Incnsible Pcrspitation revtoreo, the vile and morbid humors of ihc body willcscape, and sick- ness oe removeu. McAlistcr's All-hcaling Ointment has now been proved to be the ouly preparation tbat can cllect this result. "Wcwould rcmark that somcof the followin complaims havc been of lonjr standing, even 20 vcars one casc of 10 ycars many of thcm 5 and lOyears. Such cascsas the sick headachc, for instancc. a comrlaint supposed to yieldonlyto interoal remedies, havc been cnrcd directly also Rheumattsm. CoIdFeet, Ltver Coinplaint, L.on sumption, Asthma, all Discases of ihe Chest, Sorcs. and thc like, have becncured, -whilcothers who have taken balms. balsams, a little sugar c.indy, pills, and drugs, are yet suhcnng, with little hopcs ol rccovcry. YVc spcak these things more in sorrow Ihan in anger, bccause wc l'ecl and know thatlifpand hcalth are dear to cvery onc. Persons bhould cease bcins blindcd by these things so long as there was no cvidcnce of Kood. Vv'hat will a man not Kiveforhislife, Wc herc eive the names only of the persons cured and thcir diseases 71iis is butapartof wnntwe have dcsiccs iuu ccniucatcs now in cur posscssion. Nay, il wc had thc nnmcs of all who have bcen benclitlca or cured by the AU bcaling Ointmcnt wiihin the last six months.wc could cover the whole broadside ofa mceting housc with their ntimbcr. Bnt wc know our fricnds will tell itto Ihcir friends, ar.d thcy, in tutn.will whispcr it to iheiis, and Ihusthesood thing will go lour.d.while thus more than twicc tcn thousand hcarts will icapfor ioy in thctrooti receivcd from this Ointmcnt. Fricnds! cheerus on in this good work, dy speaking thc whole trutti toyour nciglibors anu ncqtiaintanccs, anu let this grcat and good mcdicinc find iis way into every noubc,antl glauucn tlie naarl 01 cvsry soui in thc land. Wc have room to give only a small ntimbcr of r.ame in Xew York and Rallimorc now in our posscssion Thosc from Philadclphia, Bosion, ard other places, wc are obligcdto lcavc outcn tirely. CURED IN P.ROOKLYX IXD XEW YORK M Day Jlynle -Jnckson sts Familv palve J K Itcllowd 2111-2 Uold st r.licinn'itiy.n S .Mills 33 Princc st Ilrailaclic 1. X lial.lwin Jhrtlr Gntd Family ointmcnt J Anrlimoo.lv 224 J;icksjn ;t do JlrK Rrandt "230 Gold st do I Fubcy 25S Jarkson 1 1 Fclon Juhn l'rince 13S Ilc.-lcrft Rhctimatiam Gould Sclleck 227 ceicntli ft Cionp Wm Terry BORouery I'ain in brcast W Thompson cor Stb ai 2utli do tlu E II Swain 32 Rcckir.an st IMcs O II Vcdder 101 Lauiens st Dyscnterj Jolin Crutlic.s 11 Doicr st Xeck stifl Jas Bnckli y 477 (imn.l st Ilurns Juhn IIo-ipcr27 IluJf-oo st Hrniscs Thos I.cwio 49 I'orsilhi-t I'lin. ointmcnt Sainl Robcrts 102 f nClk it do do G I.ucrson cnr lleek and Wm Salt Rlicnm Wm Agate 114 IJonrry Ilcavy congh Vinccnt Dill 153 Allcn st Fam oinlment Jl W Lewis 130 Cherrv st Kheunl:..im S ndwan!s217 Delaucyst Sick Iicad.irlic40y. 1 I11I Wchl. srammclst John l Talor 331ike st Ilcarv cold Ilendaclin crupt's O I' Snairi21l I!riil"est Brook I'ore liandi K LBrown SCAib.mxt do I'ani Gintmrnl D.nid R Etlwards Oricnt L I Sarah A i'milli217 Delanryct C V R Ostiandrr 233FnIlc"n t Sore Iiands l'ain in siilc Famoiiilmcnt do Jano Morris 7g Ehn st Sarah Ednarda 217 Delancv st Dizzv head A Mcrchant 9 Oliiest Rlicnmatism Wm Hiirvell 25 Oak st Cliicken pnck S W llennctl 2S Walcr st Ileaiy cold II. Fron 2..S Pcarl st Sorc thrnat Eliza Smitli 58 scammel st Headachc 20 vcars L. II. Tookcr 144 chtrry st Corns W Andrcws Pinc st Brook Pthisis croup E T Gcthii3 Plymouth st do Livcr complaint m Ilond OS Nassati st uo l-.niptions JIoscs Cammct 123 Pivision st do It Wicks 221 second st Asthma II W Munson 5SG Watcr st AVorms, Ague J II Wilkitis 42 Thirtccntb st l'ilcs Andrcw Wilkins do I'licumatism J Xijhtingale 215 1-S Divis st Pain in back Wm Wood 31 Norfolk st Salt Ithetim A B Cnlvcr of schrPortia Ilhcumatism .7 J Brylant Wall st Pains, Eruptions Jas Pratt 1 14 Win st Sorc lep;s Thos Cochrin G3 Church st Loss of hair J C Chavalicr Fifih st Fclon J II Turncr G97 Watcr st Pain in chest G W Tomcs 130 Christophcr Corns Abigal Mcrchant 9 OtTvcr st Tumorin tho c-e Cand.iccDowns 117 second stErnptions on face I) Young Madcn Lane Headachc 10 ycars Xoah Wcvth 9 Allcn st Bitc of mad dog II B Jcnkin3 Phamix Bank Sorc cycs I E Hyde 140 Mulbcrrv st AStuckcvC0S4tIist E Kipp 275 2d st F Gaplin 225 Broorncst G V Taylor 46 Forsyth st Lewis I'eck Esq It L Stags 28S Madisan E Grahani 50 Stanton Salt Ilhcum Fam salvo Ernptions Piles Livcr Complaint Burns, frostcd fcct Pain in brcast Bhcumatism II A West lG7st Jlarks nlace Pam oint F B Lee Esn 245 Bowcrv Pain in brcast F Ottcn 124 Division D R Judd S57 Watcr H"Bin.gham 84 Laight st P Boycc 9 Lewis st .T Cnlvcr 194 Stanton st Salt Ilhcum Faic.oint l'ain in brcast llhcnmatism do W Wary cor King M'Dougl Sorc cycs. 3; yl Middlebury, SIDNEY MOODY; East Middlcbury,'j, Cook Co; Brandon. Ed ward Jackson Brandon, Volney Uosp; Whiting, I. F. Benson; Sudbury Wallace D. Hyde; Oncell, Callinfc Wright;i'aii6itn, Howard llarris; Xew ITaren, A. P. Roscoe Bristol. Gco. W. Parmelee Vergennes, F. Huntington; Vergennes, T. Sprarjuc; Ferria burgh, Allen Wheslcr; Monkton liidge, .M. W. Kinsley; Cornwall, Ira Bingham; U'esl do. B. F. Hascall Shoreham, Kent Wright. Grand Depot 1U, Fulton-st.N. Y, JSSMBm Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. THE M(j-C T EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. This Extrcp' U put up in qnart hottles; it isf times chcaper, pleasantcr, and warrantcd supen or to anv sold. It cures diseases withont vomit- injr.pursins, sickcningorQebiluatingtne patient. GREAT FALL AND W1NTER MEDI- CINE. Thp ?rr.it beantv and superiority of this Sar saparilla is. where it eradicates discases il invig- oraies inc Douy. msuuu u. u ,t'Jr. and Wintermeuicines ever Known; uuuiwuj piuifips thc whole systemand strengtlicns the per soii.but itcreates new, pnrc and rich blocd;a powcr posscssed bv no othcr mcdic'PC. Andin this lies thegrandsecretof its wonderful succcss. Ithas performcd wnhir ihe last two ycars more than 33,000 cures of severe cascs of disease, at east 0,000 of ihtse werc considered incarablc. More Ihan S.utwcases 01 unronic uncumatisiu. 2,000 cases 01 Py.spepsia lOOOcases.: Go-.eral Debility and Want ci Enercy; 7,000 cases 2,000 cases 1,500 cases 2,500 cases d ifTerent Femalc Complaints; rolula; Livcr Complaint .1 Disease of the Kidnevs and Dropsv; 8,000 cases of Consumption; And thousands of cases of discases of the blood viz Ulcers, Erysipclas, Salt Rhcum.pimplcson the Face, &c. &c., togcther wilh numerous cases of Sick Hcadache, Pain in ihe side and Chest, Spinal affections, &c. &c. This, we are awarc, mnst appcar incrediblc, but we havc letters fromPhvMcians&onrAgcnts from all parts of the Unitcd States, informingus of extraordinary cures. R. Van Buskirk, Esq., one of the most respcciable Dmgisls of New ark. N. J.. informs us that hc can tcfcrlo more than 150 cases in that place alonc. There arc thousands of cases in the City ol New York, which wc will refer to wilh pleasurc and lo men of character. It is thc best mcdicinc for Ihe prc ventive of disease known. Itundoubtedlysaved thc lives of more than 5,000 CHILDREN TH E PAST SEASOX As it removcd the cause ol disease, and prepar ed ihem for thc Summer season. It hnsnever bcen known to injurc in thc lcasl the most deli catc child. RHEU.MATISM. This Sarsaparilla is used with the mostpcrfect success in Rheumalic complaints, howevcrsc vcrc or chronic. Thc astoiiishing cures ithas performcd arc indced wonderful. Othcr reme dies somctimes give tomporary relicf, this cnlirc ly eradicates it from the system, even when the limbsand boncs arc drcadlully swollen. &3- Hcar Mr. Selh Terry, onc of thc oldest most respcctable lawycrs" in Hartford, Conn. The followiug is an extract of a lcllcr receivcd from him Dr. Tornsau! I havc nscd one bottlc of your Sarsaparilla, and il iscxcellcnt in ilscirectsupon a Chronic Rhcuraaticpain to whi'-h I amstil ject, from an injury occasiuncil sevcral yeaiVago in a public sUgc. Plcasc ;.ciid me two totlfes to ihe carc ol Dr. Seymotir. I have convcrscd wilh two of our principal Phj'sicians.who recommcn ded your Sarsaparilla. SETII TERRY. Hartford, March 12, 1515. CONSUMPTION CURED. Clrnnse and Strtngthen. Censnmjlitin cmtleaired. lironihitis, CansHmpliou, Liecr Complaint, OdH Catarah, Cough, Aslhxin, Spttlin nf lllnotl, Soreness in tlie Chrsl, II ctir. FIutA, XigU Difficnltcr profusc Kxjvc'oratim, l'ain in tlv Sidc, f-f;, have been nndcm becure-l. Dr. Townscnd Dear Sir: Ncarly 20ycarsa go I took a violcnt cold, which .ctt!d on my lungs and cflected mescvcrcly, indced fmally, il bccame a consiani hacking cough, but not i-o.sc-vcrc as to prevcnt inc Irom atlcuding 10 my btsi ncis. Vt'illiin thc last two years it incread on me gradiially. At l.ist I "became rcdiiccd I brcathcd wiihdidlcultyand raied wilhmy cough r"-!rh bad mat'.cr, nnd fnr the last tiinc monihs prcvioiis lo using your Snrstpariila had rcgnlar uiht sweats, imtccd, my fricnds ar.d myclf snpposcd I would dic with Coastimptioti; butl havc ihehappincssloinfurinyonlhal.tomy surprise, aftcr using jhrcc l ciitles bf yonrSarsa p.irilla, I find my henlih lesiorcd. Itrelievcd me gradually, nnd 1 am now cnjnyin? betlcrheallh than I havc bcforc in 2t. ycais. 1 had almostcn tirsly lostmy appctite which isnlsore-tored. Yott arc at lil.city to pnl.lis.'i tliis wiili my nanic in ihe papcrs, if you chnosc. My little giil, who is thrcc years old. had a vcry'had cotigh the whole of hst Winter. V.'e bccame vcry wkIi r.lanncd on hcr accunnt. Vhilcnsingthc medicine I gave hcr somcof it. and it soon cnlircly relicved hcr, as wcll as my sclf, and shc is wcll now, aml hcsiiyas any child ever saw. Shc was also full of little hlotchcs.; it took them away, and hcr skin issmoolhand fair r.ov. nnd I am salified she rccovcrcd hcr hca'-1 by u.siiigyourcxcclleiit mcdicinc. S. V. CONANT. III llowcry. G1RLS, KKAD THIS. Yu.. '.-ho have palc ponijilcxitns, dull cyc, uiotcnes on tne laee, rouan Kin, antl are "outoi spiritv'usca boiilcor two of Dr. Townsend'a Sarsapatilla. Il will cleanse your blood, rcmovc j thc frecklcs and blotches,and pivc ycu nniinatinn, .L-lIn i.t.fik r.nncr...... nnitl'n.nlir.il nr.mnlny. ion allol which arcof immcnsc valuc toun marricd ladics. Thc astomhing success of ihe Iiuniai a-. Balsam.in thc cuicof every lorm ci Ci.uun.- GRKAT FEMALE MEDICIXE. ion. warrants the Amcrican agcnt in tvhei Dr. Townsend's Sarsapatilla is a sovcfim Jor ircatmcnt the woisi rossiUc Ca?c th; t c 1 spccdy cure for insipicnt Consumption, Barren- J.e fijnnd in the conimnnity cases that srci. n -neas, Lcucorrhcca, or Whitcs, oKMrttclPtl or ditii- "in ,-01" an' f 'hc nnnra'.n rrmt .i cult Mcnstration, Incontinancc of Uiine, or in- "f 'he day.and havc beca givcn up bv the n."-' voluntarv dischargc th-:rcof, and for Ihc general dislinguished Physicians, as confnn id ar.d ir Prostration of tbe System, no matlcr whelheithc curablc. The Ilungarian Brlsam has cuicd at rcsnlt of inhcrrnt caase, or produced Ly irregu- I v'''" CUTC. the most rlcspcrote of cases. It is r.' laritv, illnessoraccidcnl. j quaek nosirum.Lut a Stamford English Mcdi Nirthiiigcan be more surprhdng than its i-.vig- cine.of known and established cfiicacy. orating cflccls on thc htiman framc. Pcronsall TO THE CONHUMPTIVE wcaknessand lassitudc, from takin- it at once be- Every family in thc Unitcl State sYim-I.i i comcrohnstand rullofcncrgy nndcritsinflucnce. snpplied with Buchan's Ilungarian IiaN;.n. It immcdiaicly counlcracisihencrvousne!.s..rihe Lile.not onlv to connteracl ll.e consnmpiivci -female framc, which is thc grcat causeof bar- j dcucies of tlie climatc, but to bc u-cd as a r r rcnntss. vcnlive medieines in all cases orCoh!3, Ctu-I. Itwillnotbe cxpcctcd or us, in cases of so Spittingof Blood, i'ain in the side and c1i"m' deiicatea naltire, to cxhibit rcrtificates of.curcs irtitalion and soreness of thc Lungs, Bronchir performcd, but we ean assure thc afflicled that diflicully of Brcathin", Ilectic Fevcr Nrh' hundrcdsof cases have been reported to us. Ser-1 swcats, Emaciation and general deliliiv A "th cral cases where families have bcen without clul- ma.Influcnza, Hooping Couah and Cr6up aren, ancr rag .1 ibw uou.o i.i.Mnvaiuaoic 1 J spring. Dr. Toicnstnl My wifc being greally distrcs sed by weakness and General Dcbility, and suff- eringcontinuallyby pain and a sensalionof bcar ing down, falling of the womb, and with thcir difiiculties, and having known cases where your medicine has eilectcd grcat cures, and also hcar ing it recommcnded for such cases as I havc de- scribed, I obtaincd a botlle of your Extract of Sarsaparilla, and followcd thc directions you gave me. In a short period it iemovcd her com plaints, and restored hcr health. Being gratelul for the bcnefit 1 she receivcd, I lake pleasure in thus acknowlcdgin? it, and recommendinsit to the public AI. D. MOORE, Cor. Grand Lydms-sts. Albany, Aug. 27, 1811, TO MOTHERS MARRIED LADIES. This Extract of Sarsaparilla has besa cspc cially prepared in refcrence to female complaints No fcmalc who has rcason to sunnose she is ap- proaching that critical pcriod, "thc lurn of Iife," sohuld neglect to takcit, as.it is a eertain prcvcn tive or ar,y of the numerousand horriblediseas esto which females arc subject atthis limeof lifc. This period may be delayed sevcral ycars by using this medicine. Nor isit less valuable for ihose approaching womanhood, as il is cal culaledto assist n.nnre. bv onickcninj the blood and invigorating the system. Indced, this medi- cine is mva'.uable for all tae discases lo which womcn are subject. 11 oraces the wnote syji'ra, iencwi pcrmausai-1 ly the natural encrgies by removing the impuri ties of the olood ntso far stimnlaling the sys tem as to prodncea subscquent relaxation, which i thc case with most medieines taken for female wejkness and d iea e. SCROFULA CURED. This Cc ttlicatc conclusively ptoves thatlhis Suisaparillahaspcrfec'conttol ovcrthemostob stinate diseases of thc bloud. Thrce persons cured in one honsc U unprccedenlcd. T11REE CHILDREN. Dr. Tovnsrnd Dear Sir: I havc Ihc plcasaie to inform you that thrcc of my children have been cured of ihc Scrolnliby the uscof yourci ccllcnt ruedicinc. They wcre afflictej verys;. vcrely with bad sorts iiave taifcn only futir l or lles; it tool: them away, for which I leclmwl:' undcr dcep obligation. Yonts ropecuuii v ISAAC CRAIX, 10u ocsttr-'s't New York, March 1, 1817. OPINIONS OF PHYSICIAN& Dr. Townsend isalmost daily reccivingordcr? from Physicions in dificrent parts of the Uuion This is to ccrlify ihat we, the undersigned Physicians of the Cily of Albany, hcve inntx merons cases prcscribed Dr Townsccd's Sarsa parilhi, and Lelievc it to be one ol the most val uable preparations in ihe matket. O 1 I'tutng. M. v.J. (Jon, m. d: rt, B Briggs,n. l).; P. Ii. Etcu.-MorJtn. D. AUanv,Arnl 1, 1815. UMTED STATES OFFICER. Capt. G. W.McLcan, oneof t!.c Unitcd Sw'cs Marir.c Corps and memler ofthc New Jercv Legislalurc, has kindly sent us ihe fulloivicg ccr tlficale. Il lells its own story. Balisray. Jon- 25. 1?17. Aycarsincel was taken with ihc Ii-liienz.-, and my whole system lcftina debilitatedstalc I was infiuenced to Iry Dr. Townsend's Sarsrpa parilla, atd aftcr laking two or ihree bottles. I was very much rclievcd, and alitibute it cntircly tothesaid Sarsaparilla. I have continned ta king il and find that I improve evcry day. I bc lieve il savcd my lifc, and would not tc withont it undcr any cun'sidcration. G. AV. McLEAN. THE REV. JOHN SEYER Of Jcrsey City, an old and highly rcpcctal clcrsymanof ibc Baptistdenomination handeu in th-following ccrtificateat Dr. Townsend's ficc, ISGBulton sttcet, on Salurday. It.-pcks forilsrif. Dr. Townscnd Dear Sir: I am constrsinr 1 logiveyoti a statcmcnt of thc benrfit Idciive.t from using your Sarsaparilla, believing by m .'o ing Ishall fendcrajbcnefitto thoscwhosrPMif.. ingasl havc bcen. 1 was rcduccd for mjL months by Ihc dyspcpsia, so murh Ihat il wa much difiicult- for me to walk or kecp al nt. I also had a tetler which covcred ihc most part c t my head which was exttcmcly tioul IfM lvc sore, it got to Le almost a scnb, I used quitea numbcrof icmcdicsfor bolh cotnplcinis Lut I re ceivcd little or no bencfil until I toi.k your prej a miionof Sarsaparilla, v. hich thronh ll.c kind ncss of providence has restored mc to more ih. n myusuul heulth, m I now cnjoy betlcr henl'r. ihan I havc for a numbcrof ycais. I m 11. u ycars of ngc, I bclieve it to I can itiv!nl le m icinc, andrccommcnd ittomyntimeniiM.i i-.-Innccs, ubich is vcry largc, as I hatcbcci: ir -i.-ter fur a gteai mny years. I hopc ihis h. M skelch may bc as much bcnefit lo vpu asy. mcxlicine has to me. JOHN SEYER, July II, ISlu Jcrsey Ciiv. METIIODIST CLERGYMAX. The fulluw'ngwa scnt to our agcnt :n R.ifcn .r, ibeRev. J. O. TL'.MSOX, of ihe JIciIii.iI.m" 1. Church one uf ihe mi.st l.iirmi And rtsiirii. tlie Methoili-t connerliuti and is nnuthcr e.uli uf the wondciful cflicts uf Dr. Towiifccutrs Sai. rillior.thc sicm. 1 I-Y.lcM. I'carson Having fur some fiinr.i-t as joii :.rc awarc, cxpcricnrctl grral grncral I il.lv of iny j-lcm, attcmled wilh ci.n.-lai i and al.ini' irritntion of ihc lliroat andlmig, I nay al inir onii instance, and inrmiF(fuire i.liiMing rraj 'aj t.m. JU-I.roi.jHderi.leil le lim..nv in if Uliall imlm-r.l l Iry Dr. Touiiliemrf.irlai"i...ilt--.ir-..p..ri!l.i. 1 tr:. I l, I ronfrrs, more in Ihe l... 1 ihan i.nli-i .a!'.,i.. ir uf its prining cll.-ari. u.-; I m I r:,.,.', now loacknouU-i'ge 'hat I Ii 1.! n. u 11 ,1 il 1 I hrgan toi'xprrienrc ii c i 11 1- u 1 1 now say will. i.'iipi. mcI.i ''-..t r wiil.out iton nny i-un'.i,', i,,..!,. It 1 T r.mre good it.an nny pr n nic.!, I iflhi slalt'l.it'iil i .ltr:i.r.! l n,..- n. 1 1 oti litur b fi.ll runn.'il 1.. 11. .1.1- it :-t 1-, Rahuav, Ang. 3. IS IT. n KITS-MT.0 FITS Dr. Townscnd. in. r I a ir,j;rctii! i enpnrilla in rnsos nl Fi:. uf vniir'i 111 1 coniiiicnili'd il, and iva.- snr iris. il to r. Ihc l'uIlotviti!j Irnn nt ii i. llii nt iml ri j t.lblcfhrnicr in WVsii l:". 1 !:.,iiniv I'nai.ii.i n. An;iii f r Dn. Toivx.si:.d Dr.' Air r b.iv.-I, girl fcvcn ycais of:ip ul..li is l..-i n n-. ,-r j ypnrs afTrrti-d wiili' l'i- v r ii:., nl.i-., cvery tliiny for Iiit, l.i 1 i-h.:ii ;in-ri.-s: last, allbnti'li wc rntil.l f mi no ri'rntinuii. ntion in your cirrulnr.-' lorrnsi's I tl. l.i i-. p ihr.uglit .isshc r:s in vrry iM'i-iri- I we would jjivc Iier soiiip i.f jnur H r. aml nreverycl.nl wciIhI, foril m.i m rr -torrd liPr slrciit!i, but shc Ims Imd t.o r"i tn-n of llic fiis to our irrcat plpnsurc a':d sirpr Shp h last l!Ci-nmiii' rurFil and l:t-ar. f... wli'u li wc f.,',i rnilpfnl. Yoiir-" rcsrrcll't. !v johx jjutlei:, Ju.i. W. P. RUSSEL, Ai-ent. .'l I CONSUIVIPTION GUKED Triumj.hanl Snrccss of Buciia.'3 7" rian Balstivi of I.ifr. the greut Ki.li' rcmedyfor Cold?, Coughs, Aslhv,a u; Consitmptitm. Thc most CL'Icbrated and infa llil.lp rrmr.' forcolds, coughs, asthma, orany form i f F"' monary consuuipiii.n. isthc llung.1ri.-1n i;N.,n ot LiJ'p.di.-covered by Dk. Bli ha?i i I I.onti. England, tcved fur ujm-ards ul seiei. ie.:h r. Greal Brilain and 011 ihe cuminrtii i.l'rt':. j and introduccd inlo the Unilcd S't::trs 0 imraediate .supctiniendcncc of the n.ientor. Jn c.,sc of actual disease of the lungs, or con sumption, it is thc onlvsonrce of J. nrn Sold by McDonald ar.d Smith, solc rgpr.t 1' the United Kingdom. at the Italian "Warehou'C P.cgent st, London, in Bottles ar.d Cases, f ships, hospitals &c. special appointment. DAVID F I3RJD LEb, 130 "Washington st. Bosion, Alass. Sole Agent for ihe Unitcd Slatesacd British Ameri can Provinccs. Ameriean price.Sl perBottle with fulldircc tions for the restoration of Hcalth. Pamphlcts, coniaininga mass of E.iglish aniJAmerican ccrtificalcs and other cvidcnce, showingthcnncqualcd mcrits of Ihis Great Eng lish Rcmcdy.roay beobtaiced orthcagcnLs gra- nalurf the American Agcnt on a gold bronzs albel, to counterfcit which is forgcry. Daguerreotype Apparatus- Plates, Cases, Chcmicals, Camerar 'amcrs, Stands, Head Itcsts, plate holders, Mercury Baih, Baltcry forgilding-, .tc. &r. AU theapparatus and materials for uscing thc same, at Boston and New York prices forsale at the Drug Store of "W, P. RUiSEL, To Farmers. Bec eivcd aad for sale by the Snbsrribrr, Scvthcs, Scythc-Snaths. Drag Rake Iland Rakes, Pitch'Forks of every description, Scylhc Stones, &c Z. BECKWITII.