The Middlebury Galaxy (Middlebury, Vt.)
October 10, 1848

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JHUftldrari) V TIIE DARK AND TROUDLED NIGIIT TIIAT IS VPON US, TIIERE IS NO STAR AEOVE THE II0RIZ02J TO GIVE US A GLEAM OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING TIIE 1NTELLIGEXT, PATR10TIC WHIG PARTY OF TIIE UXITED STATES: Wr.csTF.n. MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, TUESDAY MORMG, 0CTOBER10, 1843, KtJMflEK 21. VOLUME XHX c JOSEPH II. BARRE TT, Editob. -i 52,00 Village subsmbcrs, .'ro MaUsun-crilicrs.wUhin the State, J'J5 If not paid within thc vc:ir. Mail s-ubscribcrs ont of thc Matc. Individuals nml Compamcs Iio takc al thcomce, S 50, or SI.73 If not I-aid tbcjcar. Tl.osc wlio lake of lWr.dcrs, S2.00 lf not pai.l at tl.c cml or thc ycar, S2,2o o i.ancrs .lNcontinol until arrcaragcs arc nald cxrci.t at tlic oiition of tlic propnctor. o nntrait witli. or pavmentmaclc to Carners, casli, ZcA-A r otlierwisc, allowcd,exccptascnted to Iit tlic'proprictor. YltcominmiiKitions must bc addressed to tlic cJitor, l'ovr I'.mk. t3TV. B. ri.MKB, 8 Congress strect,Bos ton, "is authorized to transact busincss for this paper. JUSTl'S COIU5, roni.isnr.R, rv wiu.M ai.i. kisds ornooic asd job prtst- 1SG WU.I. r.n EXKCCTED ox SIIOUT NOTICE rruni tho lVnn.jhiinia lniirrr. ROFGII AND READY SONG. (An: Dandi Jim. Onr coimtry calls once morc to arni Ti -.uc yoiir workhops and yoiir fanns Old Koiigli aml Itcady makcs tlic call, 'I'lit- imiution's to .ou all. I'horu.-. jMt l'alo Alto lic onr cry, Aml on tlic hrcczc l!c-aca fly, 1'ill Hucna YUta's dccds rcpay Thc coniucror of Montcrcy. Tlic Enipirc State, wilh tiolilc pndc, na- plaitd hcr l"illmorc siilc by silc, To run tlic pcoplc's racc witli Zaik, So Cas- aml I'.Mlcr dcar tlic track. Lct l'alo Alto, &c. A soumlmorc wtlccmc tlian thc rcst, I-iIiI up thc 1'r.iiries of tlic Wot; 1 i-, A!ikimrs tliiimlcr bnrsts cway, Tlic ueM-known voicc ofllcnry Clay. I.ct l'alo Alto, Sc. X,.i in tlic il.irk aml troiibleil liiglit A star U ccnn I'utikcr'n lii'islit, To "iiiilc thc oM Whianny lioinc, 'J'hc tnU- of lan nuitoil i-omc. Lct l'alo Alto, Sc. Onr pillant Scfitt lirin2 np tlic rcar, 1,'n.iiii'i tlic 1oros fcar ln ir nlil jvmtc i-ju nc'cr tsiio Tlic lci.illy aiui of Tavlor's gnnic. J-ct l'alo Alto, ic. :iir !.:nl or l.oys will ultccl almnt, Aml lulp M ilcartlic I'olkitcs out; t iiii-.!-i". Irlti r tlicy ill luail, Aml tlieiu i tfic liour ofm-cil. l.ct l'alo Alto, S:c. Tlic j'coplc sny ('a-. lia liccn ilnll Simt lif nrrcmlcrcil nmlcr llnll, Aml "iili llicsHoul lic Ijnikc in lo, A Me.ici: I'itUnr" vs. l.it l'alo Alto, &c Wlirn stanins In-I.mil rricil f r food, C HUc lii- ii itiic nuiilc stinul Jti- !riiinn-i tlic la far rrlmitc k '.v woaM "am tlic Iri-li otc. l.i-t l'alo Allo.ic. TIn- -hit !!1 lionplc ill it po, Unl Ur. mu-l tn lh" Wliitc lloifc Ct, JV.r ili.ii liili Mat'mii lic v.a niaili' lic m.n.T .mrc tlic lilack rmkaile. lt l'.ilo Alto OCTOIiKK. 111 1VII.I.IA1I CL'l.I.l.N' JlllVAST. Ai ili it art wclciimc, Iicavcn's ilclirions lin-atli Wiici! ttooils iK-gin to wcar tlic crimson lcaf, Aml -nii- ?roiv inci-k. aml tlic liicck suns grow l.i icf. Aml llicjcar smilcs a it draws ncar itsilcatli. A iml of tlic Mtany south, oli! stillilelay ln il.c piy wwiil aml in tlic pulilnl air, I .iLc to a gooil oM ac rclcascd froin i-irc, .loimn'iiiiK in lon scrcnity nway. In smli a liriUt, latc quict, lVoulil tliat 1 Miglit wcar out lifc likc tlicc, "miil bowcr anil lirook?; Aml. dcarcryct, tlic snnslMic of kimllooks, Aml latirmur of kiml roiccs cvcr nigli; Aml. nlicn my last iar.d tninklcd in tlic glass, I'ass silcntly from nicn sstliou dost p.iss. l'cT tiie DoCTonsAYs yoi; Must Taki: 11." eliave liccn as-ktd licrliaps twcntx timcs "IIov does Yati l!iireiii;m takc in Cii'otnn V Wc answcr jt ilocsn't takc at all witli tlic AYIiljj, aml not over liall'a ilozcu arc kiuwn to liavc sizzlcd. Ilie lose liiniilicu tlictn by thc 1'tillalo LonvciUiou is not iialatablc, t tlicv M!cm to tliink thcv mllt takc it. W rcckoii llioy'll fiml tlic iircscription as difliciilt to swallow ns tlic nicdicinc a ivouian tricd to jivc licr sick lioy. Ilie tiliyMciaii callcd, lnit not iindmg wn lnig utciiMls liandy, wrotc witli clialk a scnptiou on t!iu door, and said :"IIcre,mailaui. whi'n yotir sou wakcs, givc lnni tlns it js an cnictic, and will do Iiim irood." Tlic iiinorant A'.omau lookcd at thc iloctor in amazemcnt but, tntstitij to liis grcat skill, said nothing. As soou as tlic bov opcncd liis cyes, sbc took tlic door i'rom its hinjrcs, and carrving it to tlic beiwdc, paid llcrc, mv son, you must swallow ihU; thc doctor lcft it for you." 15ut, niotber, 1 cant Well, 1 don't sce liow vou can ncitlicr, but you bcttcr try, for lic says you must, and lic fcuoivs: uruion "Xjnnlnf ilie limes. tJgT Scth M. Gales, who knows tliat the "Whig l'artv has donc all that has evcr bcen done for tlic Causcof Lmancipation.Lsdcfcnd inir Air. Van Bnrcn s castin" votc in favor of bill authorizing roit3Ia3tcrstoburn Abolition 1 auiplilcts, Tracts, jScwfpapers, (iC. W'Uca Mr. Gatcs rcts throu"h with this iob, pcrhaps hc will undcitakc to justify Mr. Aran a.nrcns opposilion to thc clausc m our new Coustitution "ivins the Richt of Sull'rasc to 1-kee Jlr.s, thouh not of our own complcX' 1011 r.vc. .lournid. A rcal live Yankee, iust cauiht, is sclf- ucnying, seii-reiying, aiways trying, ant into evcry thing prying. He is a lorer o Pcty, propriety, notoriety, and ihe lem pcrance society. A Philadelnhia watchman arrestcd Jo seph Sheckler for blasphemy, and testified ihaflie curscd tnares, horscs and don kcys, including mysclf." Mayor Swift rrlcascd hirn. nasCSLLAHY. From ihcModelAmcrican Courier. FAIIH AND FIEMNESS. A TALE OF TRUTH. BY ANDREW DOSCAN. 'You may ieanytliiiig,ortoanytliing,tliat you j.leasc,' said thc doctor, Mnytlnng tliat docs not itnply pliysicnl or moral impossi- biltty. All lliaiyou necu is iaiui, aiiu nrni. ucs3 of purposc. What, '.hink you, did thc Mnn oi Naznrctli mean. when ho said to his disciplcs, 'll'ye liave fitilh Iike a grain oi muaiard sccd, yii shall say unto this moun tain, 'Iti:move hence to yonder place, nnd jt shall rcmovc: and nolliitig shall bc impossi blo unto jou '1 don't know.' said Uobcrtlludson. "I am not much of a ihcologian, and thercnppcars to be somelhing dark about that saying.' Not at all,' said the doctor; 'it isas plain asany passagein Ihe book, it ia afirst-rale coinim:n-sensc tcxt, true to thc vciy Icltcr.' 'Do you thcn supposc that meu can rcmovc mountains? Nodoubt of it, figurativcly spcaking for it is figurative langua,'e.' 'IIow do you know that?' 'Bccausc Christ nevcrspokcof doing any ihing literally, that could auswer no good cnd ncvcr pcrlormcd .1 miracle, but (or some ivisc and mcrciful purposc. Liternllv, tho tcxt rannot bc undcrstood but, figura tivcly, it convcys a sublimc lesson a Ickfor cvery dayncted tipon, and A'hclher percciv ed or not. it has bcca the mrtans of tnaking manv a irrcat ninn, and ofdoin"; manv wond- erful ihings. lu shorl, thc Icsson laught in that onc tcxt, has bccn thc grcat lcvcr by whir.h thc wotld has mlvanccd Irom ac to age. Faith in a true principlc, wilh inanly perscvcrancc, ovcrcotncth cvcry obstaclc whcthcr that prinoip'e be of a physical or nioral char.iclcr, pncntilic or reltgtous. tlau Fulton iosseEscd no morc faiih in Ihe poiv crs ol stcani than tlid Ihc -.vorld around Iiim, hoiv loiiThcfore rivcrs. lake?, and occan'a wavc ivould havc bccn travcrscd, Without sail or oar, 'gainst wnuls and lidcs That wh;V.h would liave bccn absolutely im- possible wilhout failh, by luilh, risling on iruth. has bccn triuiiiplKinily eucccsslul. Whcn thc ratlroad wnn lirst projcctcu, Ilie f.iithlcss wcrn ready with thcir lavonte. 'lin- poildc!' Thc decprnvine and Ihc ninun- tainharricr wcrcin ihc ivuy; but l.utli said, Thc moutituin barricr must be brokcu ihrough tlic vallcy must bc exulled, the roii"li placcs madc siuooth, and thecrookcd nlaces slrai"hl.' and it was done. Kexl cainc tbc mait Monsc, saying he could scnd a mcssagc a thouaand mdcs, and reccive an aistvcr in five minutes Ile was considcrcd mnun-mwl.' but thc man had digcovcreu a dcicntilic truth, and Ihc ridiculc ol thc infitlc! rould unt shako his faith. Didicultics wcrf in thc way, but, sustained by a sublimc con liilcticc, lic mct, and conqucrcd ali. Not on ly havc mountains bccn rcniovcd.and valleys I'xallcd, but linic and .pace arc all but auni- Inlaicd. burli (mvc tccii lliclriumnlisol lai'l. stin"; iipon true princriilrs, that ihc man is iuiIi liold and irnorant, wlio noiv lalks nboui iiii$tiliilti(x. 1 lioscgiganlicprocls ol tlic puwer amt i lliracy ol laitn, arc not saii'ary ihfy otily appcarmore strikingon accounl niicir ninsuituuc, anu tne mi.'lily results hat have folloucd cvery inch of progrcss inade by ihc mosl obscurc individual, is in ousoqucnccul tlic samc principlc. J am jrquaiuted with many nicn, who tenycars a- ;o rould tint r.iimit.ntul tiicseconu dobar, uow i v" i ir in opulciicc, nnd some who lcu ycars igo hardly kncw ihc first letter in Ihe book. uow noiutiiL' tiigu piaces tn tiie literary world.' 'Bnl,' said IIu.l?on, 'what doyou makeof hc conii'M 7 'This kiud comcs not out but by ptnycroml frtsting.' 11 isrnunlly plam. rcplicil lliedoclor, 'and mcnns that cMraordinury diliirtihics can on IV bc ovcrcomc by c.Mraordiiiiiry i-Hbrls. inrluding n:ciilal lubur and physicttl priva tioti. 'You may he ri"h!,' said II 'I know that faiih an.l perscvcrancc arc nercssary, m ordcr to aci:omplishany thin but lime s also neccssary. and I am now loo old it is tiow too latc' 'Bcttcr latc than ncvcr, sir. True, you havc spcnt half thcpromised tcrrn of lifc, in lollyatid madncss. cliasini sliadowsanddrca my nothiugs. But your age, so far from be- ing nncxcusc, isa stiong rcason why you should double your diligcnce, if your objecl is right. iryour desircsarc mercly aftcr the richcsof a prescnt uorld, about v.liich tlic iiwfs arc cvcrv dav bcconiin"; morc and morc insano, I say insane, for ifany thing slamps 'lunatic' upon thc brow ofhumanity, it u tlic imtirin'r ucvntion ol soul, UoUy, and spirii, lo Ihose thinns Ihnl ticrish bcncnth Uicir liainls, aml tvhicli at ucst tncy can oniy louk upon, and ihcn lcavc forcvcr, if your atnbitiou has no lr.chcr obicct than dollart and ccnls, 1 havc no advicc to givc. You must go to thc muck-worm, ln the nuscr in his dcu ol fillh and miscry, or lo thc foolthal spendj hisslrcnjjlh for nouht. But Fhouhl you feel nithin dcsircs of a hiirher ordcr ihc indivcliinss ofanobler naturc a crav ing aficrmental wculthand moral richcs hcn I tay ncitlicr asc nor circumstanccs ough! to dctcr vou. Evcry onward sicp so curcs an uncnding good, a somcthing thnt cannot bc lost and were your ?pirit ready lo pasa irom its house ol clay, 1 would itill say plruggleto gain yelanotheridca, in advance oi inc itnreaircadv acautrcd. '51111 actiicv ing, siill pursu.ng,' uthe true mollo for man. Ijet mc tcll you a slorv 'When I was a lad ol some fourlccn or fificcn vcars of ase. therc livcd about half a mile from my falher's a man by the namc of SANDF.ns. ucwasa poor man, vcry poor had bcen so all his lifc. At thc age ol eishteen he could ncilhcr reaa nor writc. and I think I havc heard it said ihat ihere wa3 not a book ofany description in his fath cr's house, Sanders was remarkablo for nottimg but his ignorancc and personai ap- pcarancc larjre honcd, and over cix lect high; but it could hardly be' eaid that his uoneswcre clolhed wjlh llcsh he was some- ihing of a CaUin Edson, with a head thal appearcd disproporiionntely Iargc. He was lookcd upon asa verv unsorial boor, from the fact that he seldom mingled in the sporl of young nicn of his own agc. Heseemcdto love and seek retircment. Bctwecn the age of eichiecn and twcniy, he had. bv himself, without a parliclc of assi3iance, learned 10 rcad well, and wrilc some An event inat haniicned about tbis timc, provcd that San ders was not so very uneocial in his nature as was nenerally sunposcd. This was noth itig lcts than his union in niarriagc to a young woman cqually poor and hotncly as himself. The good ncighbors began to pro- phecy that the county would soon havc some children to maintain; not thct Sanders was I an idler, or iutempcrate, but the busincssio which hehad beenbrougniup wasoveruonc, and thc very bcsl workmen could earn buta bare subsistence. tlowever, tncro wjbuo Iaw to prcvcnt poor young mcn from getiing marricd; the neighbors must thcrefore con lenl themselvcs by hoptnsthat Sanders' chil dren mipht be few anJ far bttwccn. In ihta matier they werc sorelydisappoinlcd. Mrs. Sanders provcd to bca vcry fruiiful vine, and vear bv vear vrcscntca uer woiuiy iiueimnu witli an auuttionai picogu ui nci tu.-juo-. love. For len long ycars Sanders toiled on with praiscworthy perscvcrancc nnd al ihonh in that timc eighl mouths had been ldded to his family.yctstraogc tosay he had managed tokecpthcdayand thc way ahke. Wc cannot say thathc and his children were as well fcd and clothed as were those around them.butwecan say that a complaint was never heard from thc lips of Sanders ornny ofhis fatnily. I have 3cen them often tt down with faccs of cheerfulness and thank fulness, to a mcal composcd ol a few po'.atoes andsalt. Lct it not be supposcd. however, that Sanders was satisfied. with eiiherhim sell or tho circumstanccs in which he was bringing up, for the stage of nction and the busincts ol life, a numerous family. Hcwas not satislied. Thlruting ofter mental m provcmcnt himself desiroU3 of prcparing his children, by asuiiable educalion, for the duties and responsibilitics of life,yct crushed down in a state ol hopelcss poverty, how could he be saiisficd? doomed lo inccssant toil, wiihout the mcansof procuriog books or hclps ofany description. Many mcn in sitn ilar circumslanccs would have becomc ds couraaed, carcless 01 intcmperale, suffcring thc prediction of the ncighoors to be fulfil led by thcir familics becoming a county chargc But it was not so with Sanders hc unsnol discouraged, nor faint-hcarlcd,al-thoughhis iron frame began to bend bcforc hehad rcachcd his thiriietli ycar. About this age hc secmed lo rctirc more williin him self Ihan cver; hc did not becomc a gloomy misanthrope, or sullcn recluse; he v.asstill thc kind and careful father the obliging ncighbor; buthcloved more thnncver to be alonc, and it was cvidcnt, from Ihc occasiou al glcaming ofhis fine, exprcssive eyc, Ihat the communingsof ihe inncr man werc of a lofty naturc big with high rcsolvcs. Onc morning, on his tvay to the work shop, Sanders was overlaken by a little nris tocratic mastcr,(ihe son ola wcalthy ncigh bor,) on his way to srhool with his Lcxtcon undcr his arm hc wishcd Sanders to do a small job for him, in thc way cf his busi ncss. "Letmclook atyour book,' said Sanders. Thc lad complicd, and afler a short cx amination, drawing hitrsell up to his lull lenglh, and fixiug on thc hoy a look of dccp carucslncss, Sanders said I will do your 10b, and do it well too, up on onc .-.ondition which is this; you shall brmg. and lcavc wilh me cvcry niglu, as many of yourschool books asyou canspare; callinir and rcrcivin'r ihcm in the mornini:. on vcur way to school if you will ajjrcc to tlus, I will ilo all tlic litnejoDsyoumay nrant rne lo do, for ono year.' 'Thc boy rcnuily n;rccd to tlns, tninking t a first-ratc bnrjrain, and rcsolvinjr lo make thc mo.-tof it. by always having somcthing for Sanders (o dn. JJymcans ol thisarrangc mcnl, ttwas not many monlhs belore thoel- cmcnts ol thc liatin and Urcck werc mnster cd by Sanderr, bcsidc? tnaking no little pro srcss m malliemaltcs. tie was tiow orougnt to a stand, thc boy'a books could carry him no farihcr, and his desires had becomc ten timcs morc micnse; lie was. in lact, more unhappy ihan hc had evcr bccn bcfore he had justlearnedenough losee more clcarly Ihan evcr, the real value of lcarninq just c- nough to stir wnhin him all thc lolty aspira nor.s connccled with his bemg,willioutasol lary hnpe lo chccr his pathwny. Snch was tho sad condilton 01 111c labort' ous Sanders, whcn a distant rclation from- ciiv of G paid him a short vistt. This rclalive waa in good circumstanccs.and scting tlic disinal state of povcrly in which Sanders and his family werc plungcd, vcry kindly asked if he could do anything fot

1 cs. vou can tio mucn lor inu, was nit rcply 'you can make mc a happy and a use rul man-cnable me to bring up my lamily nsrational l.cingsought to be brought up.so as tosecure their own hanniness.and bcbcn. eficial 10 ihe world in which they live. "i ou can do allihis, al a' small expensc.' His Inend bcggcil lic would cxpiain. are ,lic jlopes 0f im,ortalily how dr 'You can.'said Sanders, 'procure for mc I i hn i,i,.i 1. tv 1 .,.,11 nnil hnl liltlntn llm ilt lft I bc seni 10 me by stage I will try topay the Ircight myself.' 'Afierlhe books wrrc namcd.and amcm- 1 orandum made out, his friend lookcd around thc rooin,on thc backlcss chnirs, brokcn ta- 1 blc, atidthctwo apologics forbcds,thcncast 111 2 a scarching glancc at sanders, as tl hc doubled his sanity, said "Would not a narrcl ol llour and some clothing bc more uscful, in thc nicnmiine V I 'io: was tiie cmpnatic rcply 'llour aml 1 clolhing will comc in good time; 'Man ran not live by breud alone,' it is mental food that we need at prcscnt and if you will scnd the books, you will lecd and clothe us.' j 'Hu city Inend soon took 111s icnvc, not 1 in fnvnr nr5?nn.lers' .ronil onm hm m.-nivin(T 1., linmnr Iiim. nsnppi.iU ly as it would cost but a trifle. 'Week aftcr week, however, passed away, intplfi- gencc from ihe city. &anuershearl, general- strain of music produccs whcn one is wandcr Iv strong, was ready to siuk. ng n far lands. I startcd forward as I heard At ii nnooccntnn t, cnt cnrmivlnl thc tone wluch so aflcctcd me, and spoke hur- enousrh. a' bo v called to'inform him that there was a box al the sta"-c-ofnce. addressed to .t- t s9n.inrc l,o cr., ihr. cinim nwiiftr wishcd to sce him ihought there must be some mistakc the box appeared to con- tain something valuable, as it was marked 'icithcare.' :rr.n,l irimbla cpal. R.iid 'the box is mine.' and thrusting his hand into his pockct, Ihe sad conviction forced ttsell upon Lt .1' 1... 1.0.1 .ornvilhnl to nav tho ,"?I.V. "."-V-klHnn;? 'Iwilras- rnrr;n ,h nmmint said hc. 'and thcn I will c:.i. .1 u 1 i,., hmil hv mornino-. .L-l ..rft. 1 ,i ,;,nnni' hnt which will urinij iuo mui 1 .1 i,i nntfitnw thc 5ZZ h;V-r Wh7t7hall I do? he cried, in pcrfect agony. Sanders, sorely perplexed, rapidly measured the ground ly ing betwcen hiicoltageand the. stage office, without cuming to any satisfactory' conclu sionas to hisfuturc'conduct, found himseU in the oflicc, confronlingclerk and owner. 'There is a box herc,' said the stage own er, and 'And it ismine,' sam toanacrs; 'it is my books.' "Yourbooks!' "Yes, sir, my books, my Latio,Grcek,and xiuDrew, vnaws 111c irciui f- Nothinir. notbiusr, you bi-boncd fool it is prepaid.' 'Without takingany notice of themanV uncourlcous answcr, Sanders shouldered the box,and in a few momctits it was placcd in triumph upon tiie old rickety table. 'Excilemenlis no cvidenceofagreat mind; yct grcat minds, under peculiar circumstan ces. have hecn grently exciied. So it was with Mr. Sanders 011 this occasion. The children gathercd around, expecting, no douht, to sec some live monster burst from ils confincmcnl, on the opcniog oflhcbox. The jid was quickly rcmoved, whcn, !o theaslon ishment and ine.iprcssible delighlcflhe fath er, ninc Iarge volumes, not sccond-hand, but new, prcsentcd themselvcs. Thcy were out, onc by onc, and last ol all rame'a small case ofmathematical inslrumcnis. 'The next three years of Sanders' life almost prostrated thcstrengthof thehigh minded and resolute man. Poor and scanty fare, excessive labor, and nightly study, began to make rapid inrc ntls upon a naturally strong constitutioti Iml thc timc of his reward was near at h :ml. 'A mathmetical problem haJ 1 een put forth in a scientiftc journal a crpy f which his city friend had scnt him: fcr thcFohi- tion of this problem arewaru t cne Imn dred dollars was ofiered. Thir.) five com petitors appeared; and among the rcst, Sanders, witli the ijreatest possible modc.s- ty, vcntured a solution. In tcn days he received a letter by mail, containing a draft for one hundred dollars. and announ- cing the altogether unexpectcd but joyful news of his successful efibrt. 've will not follow him thronMi thc next seven years of liis life. He was suc ccssftil in almost every branclt of lcartiin; to which he addressed himself, and the man who, at thirty years of age, was the rcnter of a miserable cabin, worn with toil and crushed with poverty, was sccn at for ty tho owner of a comfortable and even elegant tnansion, in the superbs of thc grcat commcrcial city of (j The unlearncd mcchnnic, who bargaiticd wtth a school boy for the nse of his books at nighl, scven ycars afterwards was publicly knnwn as a man of rare literary altain mcnts. For twenty-fivc years Sanders asted as forcign correspondent to the principal business cstabltsliments in thc city, bcing pcrfcctly familiar with the mod crn languages of Europe. He was also disttnguishcd as a mathematician, and gc ologist, and indecd in almost cvery depart mentof learning. The real greatnessand glory of the man, however, "consisted in the purity of his character. A firm be liever in revealed religion, his was a deep toned, practical Christianity, tnaking him 'eycs to the blind, and feet to thc lamc.' He vtsitcd the widow, and sustaincd the fatherle.ss, and the blessings of many rcady to pensh desccnded upon him. His de parture was such as might have been cx-. pectcd calm, trtumphant. and ulorious 1 'I have been,' said he, when ncar his cnd, connneu lor many ycars 111 a dark prison house, where thc lightest and brightcst moments I enjoyed only served to show now deep ilie uarkness was tn which I walked. In my strongest moments I was only al le to drag my spiril to the window of its cell, logaze with rapture upon the latr vtsion inai tay ucyond, but which 1 could not reach. The spirit indccd was wtlling, but thetlcslt was weak nowerleis The prison door will soon be opened the fetters struck ofT, and thc captive spirit set forcvcr at libcrtv, will rcioicc in thc lulness 01 glory and power. I havc some timcs thought,' he contmucd, 'that the most pcrfcct state attainable by man, while tied to mortality, is to acqutre an abihty 1 1 .1.- 1 T Vi T r. wronS to lo c th.B a"d long aftcr a complete conformity lothcpure and hbly I 'o bow the spirit willing. thoujh the flesh j should remain in weaknes. In this brokcn, impotent state, how grand, how glorious. I "IK"" W"ilc thc wordstrcmblcd ou his lips, thc spirit was emancipatcd.' Thus lived and dicd amanof true no- hility. A strong failh and firmncss of pur posc was the sccret of his sttcccss. Corre.-'pontlenre of the Joumal of Comm'rre. AN OLD FRIEND. kw Yoi:k, Spplcmbcr, 1848 Tlic evenin1' bcfore I lcft Catic Mnv, I mct a faec at the Kursaal, on which I lookcd an hour or more with an intcrcst l could not ex plain mysclf. It-was thc face of a lovely wo- inan vet thc boauty which was so attractive was min"lcd with .1 straii"0 exprcssion of dis- I contcnt. or moroscncss, which "ave a sinsular c? air to hcr anDcarancc. There was somcthins, I too, in that face which was familiar to me, and once, as I caugbt thc sounil ot hcr voicc. 1 fclt that thrill of emotit-n which a remcmbered i riedly to my companion, Mrs. .asking if she knew thc Iady. My own voicc was ratbcr Joudcr than it should uavc bccn, and as I tuni' ed toward hcr agam, I caught hcr full black eye, directcd with a searchiiiggaze in my face. A dozeu timcs afterward 1 mct that gaze. and 23 oflen cauS1 a st.ranSu smile, almost a sncer. on hcr lip, which more than all clsc pazzled me for I know that I had somewhere scen tnat smiic Deiore. It was aftcr midmght that I fook my accus tomcdstroll by thc surf-side. Thc musie of the water waj unusually deep and solemn, ar.d as Wdlis exprcssosit, Jhe wavcs werc tcl linff stories of morc important and morc mourn 1 ,1 w i,.i ,1 ful lmport than usual. e had thrown our- selves'down on the SAnd,and were lying silcnt, and I. at least. was drcaming of distant sccncs. and eara which the surf roar was clsewherc sinnnc to swcct slumbcx, when we warc a- rouscd by the approaeh of a gentlcman and ladv. who nassed as. I heanl that samc rich voicf. aml now.thoush I could not seo thc face. I kncw thc samc smdc was thcrc,for thc words utlcrcu werc bittcriy saatn tonc nu moaniu They appearcd to bc a rcply to some rcmark madc by the gcntlcman by hcr side. "Bcttcr to dic, thcn. Bcttcr, far, todie! What is death, aftcr all? Life. havinc lot-t all jov, ccascs, antl tho aching braiu slumbers. The world is little bcttcr tliat such as wc havc livcd, and will bc no worsn that wc dic. Its soil, indced, will bc some what richcr." Jo, M., said a calm, dccp voicc, somc what brokcn by age "no, no you reason wrongly. If the world is no bettcr that wc havc livcd, wc should live lonjicr and so make it bcttcr." I could hcar nothing morc of thc convcrsa tion as tliev nassoil. but I waa ain wnnilnr- ing who thc iady could bc, whcn Joc rose and brokc out into one ofhis strangc comminglingf of truth and drcam, poctryand fact. "I wish I could live in it," said he, in a niu sing tonc, as hc lookcd at thc sea I wish 1 could live in it. To lie down qTiietly on some crccn bank under tho watcr and slccp. Ah, one might slccp well. I say, W Well, Joe saiu i, nsing ana lookmg at him. Do you sce tliat Iarge wavo out yonder, that sccm3 hurrj-iug as if anxious to tlash on this beach?" I do,1' said I, waiting 1ns continuancc. "And do you sec tbatfoamcapon itVbreak ing even now, and now gone. Js it not beau tiful. "Well. I'll tcll you what I was fancying: That that w.ivc was like some livcs, as it comcs shorcward, dark in thc main,yct ralm, deep, stcadily pressing on. Oncc in a while a bright gleam on it? surface gladcns it, but those glcams are gonc on thc instant, and thc wave at lcngth comcs on and breaks, murmuring tiie story of its life as it rolls up thc silvery beach. It brcaks in bnlliant foam, and the stars snar klc on thc thousand pluincs that dancc along its ridge, and plumcs and jewcls and all arc swallowed up by thc grcat tidc of life tliat fol Iows. Yct a fcw bubblcs, bright and beauti ful, float scaward OTer the iiext wavcs, and comc again on shore with othcrs. Tlicse arc like mcmorics of thc departed, which last with us till one by one wc follow them, bearing nll such memorie? with us. Xi'hy don't you lis- ten, W and I was tlunk- ing of this occan, in which you and I arc now so pleasantly lloating sidc bysidcrand what wavea somctimcs lilt us to :bc stars, wavcs of buovanthopc and life and wild .nmbition, and how some sto-my ni"ht in thc unccr- tain ycars to bc, a suddcn wavc, a blue strong wave will takc oneof us shorc-wanl, and lcavc the other lloatmg alonc. It will comc tud- Jcnly, Joe. Yca will hcar me shout mav hap annd tho roarof thebreakcrs. i mav not be heard distinctly yct mv old friend. I will call aloud to vou and the thundcr of the surf will not wholly ovcrpowcr thc last words of my Iovo for you. I cannot mistakc that voicc. It must bc my old friend Mr. W X siancu irom my posiuon ai 11113 lntcrrup- 1 A-.l I tion, aml saw stanumg ncar mc tbc unknown ladv of thc Kursaal. Still unknown. I could' n t lor my me tia-rc rccalleu that lacc, bcautilul as it was. I sce you do not know mc, con- tmucd tbc lauy, "yet l remcmbercd you threc hours azo. bhall 1 nccd to remtnd ou ot thc hijrhlands, or havc you forgottcn them Of thc Fawn's leap, or have you so lonj bccn ab scnt from it that you have even forgotten El- len s mcn i "Ellcn B 1' Thc same onlv my namc chanecd whcn 1 was marncu. Mot mc to mtrouucc mv husband, Alr. I bowed as politclv as possible to the hiiS' band of onc of that little compam-, now widc ly scattcrcd that madc glad the days of our cluldhood on thc iludson, and straizhtwar commcnccd a convarsation m which all the nast was rccallcd. e rcmaincd on llns beach half an hour,whcn slie bado usgood night 1 must rctum. ftir. n is not well.and wc have but walkcd out to brcathc tho cool air aftcr thc conunemcnt cl thc cvcnins. You will call on me in thc uio-nmg. I rcadily promcd tlns, and Jnc and mvsclf resumcu our placcs on the s.mu. A Ions si- Icncc cnsucd, brokcn at Icnjth bv mysclf. "Joc, 1 loved a man once whosc life was likc that wavc you wcro spcaking of awhilc ago, only it was all dark, save that oncc, for an instant, a star glcamcd on a brcaking crcst. and ou, how bolily Anu that wavo is somc- whcrc rolling yct in this grcat occan of lifc, and I am surc 110 gleam cvcr gladdcns it. Tliat ladv had a brother. You heard hcr say stie uiu not Know wncre 11c was. or uo J. Years havc passcd since hc was in Amcrica. Hc was uorii ncar our oiu nomc, anu grcw t t.i. to manhood bv my m Ic. lou kncw him well, but 1 scc vou havc lorcottcn thc lanulv. iJnl vou not rccoznize Ellcn "li it possible iiiict. a 1 am sur- priscd. I did not hcar hcr name whcn vou were sncafin". 'Well, 20 on. 'What bceamt' of Frank I never heard of I1I3 fatc aftcr J lcft thc Ilighlamls. I continucil iiivstor3-. Hc lovcd "And was disapiioiiitcd of course.a'j a thou sand have liccn," intcrruptcd Joc, with a sud- lcn snccr. Ycs, mv cvnical Joc, hc was disappointoil and whcn he thonaht to havc hclil hcr to lu hcart, anothcr cmbnicc was around hcr;shc lcnt on anothcr's bn.-t. Shc was not Ihc first whom death has won from ihc euibrace of .ifrcction." "Ah, shc dicd, did shc bcttcr for hcr that she did. Her love would iome day havc prov cd hcr agony. Joc. vou are in a nuccr humor to-ni!rlit. You are not often so much of an old bachclor. What has comc ovor you Nothing, nothing go on with your history of Frank." I havc no historv to tcll 3-ou. lou know how dcvotcd ho was to study. Ilo loved noth- ino- but books for vcars, until one suinmcr mnmin'r a fairv startlcd him as he Iay on thc bank of the crcck with an open volume of Plato bv his side. He lookcd np and was lost: He tricd lo rcad on, but lound ihat every let ter was a blue evc. and evcry pa-re a mystcry of bcautv which ho had ncvcr beforc drcamcd of. and he walkcd home to admonish bis sistcr .,.,1 t by asking hcr wlio a lauy was inat nau pasit-u him rtn ihn Kinlr tliat morninfr. Tlicnceforward there was a rival in his hcad to his books, and at lcngth she had thc vXMnrv rnirmlrtp. Aml well shc mi"ht. She oc l,oTi,t;rnl iw n ilrvam. Swcct sixtccn blue-oved, and vcry small. irank was tall yourcmcmber. Shc was uncommonly; shght f ha pould easilv lift hcr in one t..,i fiUn, 1ip PTound. Bnt shc had a bii hcart, and lovcd hcr noblc lovcr with wo- man'ssoul. onccr as jou ub I did not snccr. I knowthcrc is Iovcruch ilrpam of in the world. but not much, uRin-ht therc. not much. Thank God for what little therc is." It was a bcautiful thing tn f linw trustin!Tlv shc Icancd on Jns nrm ond lnnl-pd un into his finc dark eycs. Shc fparcd him first. he was so far, shc tbonght, a bovc hcr: but whcn sho found .hc bowcd i love her, and throned hcr abovc his own high head, then shc pourcd out on him all thc trcas ures of a woman's pcrfect love. "1 saw them one night togemcr; as j pass cd through thc glcn. Frank was scatcd on a rock, aml Carrie's arm was aroand his neck as shc stood by him. Thc moon lookcd quictly down on tlK!m. and didh't blush at all when shc pushcd back the dark hair from his forc- hcad and kisscdit. I think mavhap thc moon is uscd to such sigbts. I passed on silcntly that night. not intcrnipting them. The next Iay 1 rank left for turopc, and ncvcr saw Car- nc again. Thc wave of his hlc wasmijjhty now, and a holy star was bcaming on it, and a crcst of pure snowy foam brokc on its brcast, and sank into thc wavc, anu jnc wavc roiicu on, but thc starbcam was there no loii"cr. That nassionlcss cmbrace of the "ravc had won her whcn hc rcturned. Thc embrace of which no man ls iealous; from which no Iovc can win thc loving I IIow swcct, how deep is the sluuibci of thc bcautiful! Ncvcr did thc carth rcclaim a Iovclicr form of clay. Shc slept as a cliild might slcep, drcaming of all bcautiful things. 'Sce, mothcr," said shc, the moonh"ht crecping over the canict. I shall live till it touchcs my lorchcad and thcn dic." And so shc dicd. The sad moonlijiht kisscd her dcar lips, and thcy tlicnceforward rclnrn- cdnocarcssot carth. J-rankisa wanuerer. His sistcr had worshippcd him. Shcmoiirncd long for him. She bttiicd father, and mothcr, all shc lovcd but Frank. and ho has lcft hcr Her life was bitterncss forjcars. I know not whcn shc marricd. Comc, Joe, Ict's go up to thc house." Faillifully, XV. Goi.n ix California. Thc Washington Union publiMhcs the followipg Icltcr, dcscrip- tivc of the California El Dorado, recenlly dis- covcrcd r. S. Navy Anr.KrY, Montcrcj-, California, July 1, 1SI8.) Sir: Sincc my last Icttrr lo you, writtcn in San Francisco, I havc tisilrd 1'laccr," or "old rccion of California, and found it all it hnl bcen represented to mc. My anticipations werc tully rcahzcd. 1 he part 1 visitcil was thc south'fork of the rivcr Americnn, which joins the Sacranicnto at Sulor's fort, or two milcs Irom it. 1 his nvcr lias its nortn anu south forks, branchin"; morc than twcnty milcs from Fort butor. On thcsctwo loiks therc arc ove3lOOO pconlc dis'jiiijr and wnshing for "oMOn Bcar crcck and IIulo crcck, bninch- cs of Fcathcr nvcr, many arc now bcgiiming to work. It is supposed that tlic banks anu botlomi of allthcsc small strcams contain vast nuantitics of sold.and that thc vallcvs betwcen them arc rich witli thc samc mctai. inc pco- plc are now working nt many placcs, some arc ei"hty miles from othcrs. Thc placc I vi-iitcd was about a lcajuc in cxtcnt 011 this werc a- bout fifiy tcnts many havo not even this cov criri". At onc tcnt, bclonging to cight single mcn. I rcmaincd two or thrcc davs. 1 hesc mon had two machincs made in a day froin 80 to 100 fcct, inch lioards, and vcry ronjihly put togctlicr. Thcir form was somcthing likc a child's cradle, wiihout the ends at one end therc was a movcablc sicvc or rack to waL down thc dirt, and shakc oiTthe ftoncs. Holcs werc madc in thc bottom of the machuic 10 caich thc gold this wash stoppcd, and this was scrapcd out hourly. Ihcse two mai-Innrs gath- crcdcachdayl was prcscnt thrcc-foiirths lo onc pound cach, bcing thrcc to four ounccs of gold pcrman. 1 hC5C mcn Iiau workcd oneMei-k with tin pans thc last wcck wilh the niachine. I saw thc rcsult of Ihe first dav's work of two brothcrs, (Amencans) onc had sovcn dollars. the other ci"hty-two: thcy workcd ou thc samc fnc yards ot land one, however, woikcd less than the wholc day. i hcir plan, hkc Iuitid- rcds of othcrs, was firat with a pick and shovcl clcar ofi'two fcct of thc top carth. thcn put in a tin pan or woodcn bowl a sliovel of dirt, go into ninning wa'cr, with the hand stir up the dirt and lieavc out thc stoncs, until thcy have rcmaining a spoonlul ol cmcry or black sand, coiilaining one to inc dollars. Jhis can bc donc once or twicc a day. Each day is causiii!i some saving ofhdior bv the improvcments in thc rough mni hincs now in use. Thc day I lcft, some small companies of five to eight nicn-had machincs froin nhich thcy anticip.itc five or six hundred dollars a day. Therc ccitainly must this day he at wo'rk on the dilfcrcnt 1'laccrs scvcral hundrcils of Anicricans and othcrs, who are clcaningonc ounccofgold a dav. I havo this wcck sccn in Montcrcy a Califbriuan, who shows four hundred dollars of gold from thc l.ibor of onc wcck much of it was the size of whcat. I mysclf weighcd onc piccc from his bng, and lound tlns weight an cvcn 011r.ee. 11c, likc many othcrs, only wcnt up to thc gold rogions to sce thc iilacc, borrowcd lools, workcil a fcw days, and came homc to show his lahor. aiiil takc up biothcrs aml cotisins anu provisions. Flour, at tho I'laccr," is scarce at S1C per 100 Ibs. At almost this pricc it must contin uc, as pcoplc arc forsaking thcir ficlds. 1 ilo not think I am exaggcrating in cstimating thc amotint of golu obtained on the rivcrs J have mentioncd at tcn thousand dollars a day for for thc last few days. Therc is cvcry rcason to bclicve tbc aniount will not this scison (un lcss the wahers are dthun from thcir worK by sickncss) bc any less. In this case thc addi son of workmen now joining thc first oncs, and thc emigrants from the Atlantic States we sh.dl liave in Octobcr and I'cccuihcr, will soon swcll tho value of California gold that will bc TRLshcd out to an unheard-of value. Many who havc sccn thc "J'lacer," think ifl will last thirtv or lorty ycars. 1 snouiu iiunjc tliat it would'aflbrd norlc two or thrcc years to many thousands of pcoplc, and may for vc ry many ycars, as I cannot calculatc thc cxtcnt of country h.-uing gold. The working of quicksilvur mine?, Iiko evcry thing clsc, is stop pcd thrce-fourtlis of the houscs in Ihc town of San Francisco arc shut up. Houscs in Mon tcrcy are bcing closcd this wcck thc volun tccr companies of Sonoma and San Francisco haiolost S2vcr?l mcn by dcsertion. Under the prcscnt cxcitexr.cnt, a ship of-war or any other vesscl lying at anchor in San Francisco would Iosc many men. In that tcwn therc is hardly a mcchanic rcmaining. I cxpcct thc same in Montcrcy in two wccks. Both ncws papcrs havo stoppcd. All or ncarly nll thc hotcls arc shut up. Onc of my clcrks who re ceived SjOO and board, now rcccivcs in his store near Halvetiii (Sutor's Fort) SlOOpcr month my others are fast closing Ihcir books to leave mc. In fact, I find mysclf, or sholl this month, withont n clerk, carnciitcr, or ser vant, and all my houscs, formcrly rcntcd, giy cnuptomc. In two wccks- Montcrcy will bo nearly without inhabitants. 1 am, with nvich respoct, TIIOS. O. LA11KIN. Com. Thos. Ap C. Jones. We have scen spccimens of the California "old. As far as we havc sccn it. it docs not appcar in largc Iunips, such as wc found thc other day tn a gold mine in Vtrgmia, wortll 5jS0. IndccU. tlte largcst picce saitt to liavu bccn found decs not escccd an ounce. Thu speciaicns wc havc sccn are in minu c picce- vcry nmcli recu(lIiiig the scales ol a suiuiv Csh. Uttslt. Lrniou. From thc 15utlanl llcraltf. TvELlC FROM BEFORE FLOOD. A fossif mammotli tooth wcihing7 I-( p'lunds. and in a state of tolefable prescr- vation has been rcccntlj dug up in Mouul Hnlly, in thc sunimit section of ihc Rut land aml Burlington Railroad. It waa found 10 or 1 1 feet belotv thc surface of thc carth, cinhcddcd iit cuarsc gravcl which gtavcl locatcd bclwecn two paral lel pcrpendicular strala of rocks, tt is saitl has the appcarance of having once been thc chanuel of a rivcr. U hcncc this trangcr comcs, whcthcr' from the mouth of some,-lnige Lci.st, tliai swims the occan siream," or as its con ntruction would sccui to indicatc, from thc mouth of some graminivcrous laud ant-' tnal, some prc-adamite bchemoth, whosc carth-qiiaking tread rang through ihc fnr-c-sts long bcfore "thc inorning stars sang togctlicr,"' over thc reeonstruetion of onf carth, or wlicihcr it may provc like '"class- ic bnck bals from thc I owcr of I5.ibcl, a thing of tnodrru date, is tu t uithin our" power to dccide- but ue rpiue that it rtof. Stllitnnn or l'rcsidciii UitchcocU could takc a dflibcr;ile squint nt tho wnu ilt-r, he could tcll its cxact ac within :t fcw thousand ycars. 1 hc toolh is in thc cuslcdy of t'hipf Ei.giuccr, W. B. Gilbrrl, X E.X. Fioiit Br.Twr.r.N a Hat amia Fitoiir Thc Puvir (A'. Cuz lic givcs ilu- follow.ng Eccounl 01 :t fnoM tiiniilar aiu dcspcraie cncouiiti'r bctccu a i'mg and rat, at a brook ncar a hui!-litur Iioiisc, ur ihat town, a few days siiioe "!t s.ppcar.s that n rat came dowu to thc brnolt ln dnnU, aml discorering a frog, 'with fi,rce amf arms,' made au attack upon him, by ma kiug a liriu grasp with histcclli iuisikmi cr did thc rat make his hold, than tho frog tlove into ihe watcr draggmg ins :mt.i nist with him, uhcrc hc rctiiaint'd tiutil thc rat was compcllt'd lo li-t gn,aud tnakt for dry land, closcly ptirsucd by ihf In-g. As soou as the frog appcareil above wau-r" hc was again attackcd hy thc tat, rtud .1 sccond timc bccamc a siihiccl f. r cohl watcr balhing. This IVat was scvcral tinies pcrfortncd unlil ihc rat, from t hattstiou and drouuiug, M n picy 10 li 1 r antagouisl. Aftcr ihc frog bccamc fully assured hisanlngonist was (fanl, iicse.nci? himself upon his dcad carcasc wilh all tin complaisance imaginable, whcrc he rc maincd nearly hnlf ali hottr. t'.'.iilling nsit werc over his hanl won Tictor)'. K-cvcraf persons werc prcscnt nnd witncsscd th'j fight. CC1 Prcs'ulcntial clcctious nfp ifioni comparcd to a h(irscracc, jiud thc c.itidi dates, with thcir siip)orters, qiialificulionx, and chauccs of succcss, dcscrihcd in sori ing phrascology. A correspondent of thc Pi'tsburg Gazcttc says thp prcscnt cam paign rciniiids him f a cclcbratcd racc which came ofT on thc Northampton racc course in Englan I, some twcnty ycars a go, betwcen an ild var-horse, ouncd hy a giillant Cnlnnel, uho ili.'tinguishrd him self at Watcrloo, aml a full-bloodi-d Jcck ass, bclonging to a ficiitlemnn iu Scntlatul. ll things were arrangrd the nniinal startcd cach onc was confidrnt of suct ccss, bitt alas, thc r t c had scarcely com mpnced, whcn a pet fox, bi'Ioiigiiig to i-ne of the spectntors, riishcd upin thc J.irk ass, and so annnycd litui, tlnt thc uaf horac left him fir bchind. OrIrinautv. If wc study ;rcat incti wc shall find thcy ucrcnot sn iiiucli (lis tingiiishnl by onginalily as by raiigc vt cxtcnt of thought. If wc rcquireof ihetu that absoltitc originalily which cnnists nt weaving, likc thc spidcr. thcir wcb fr 111 their own bowels, wc ?hall tml sttccrcd 111 obtaining it. No grcat man u.ts original. Least of all doc originalily consit 111 titi- likeness to other nicn. A grcat 111:111 is a ccntrc of things seciug thc wanls f m thcr nien, anilsharing their dcsircs sdds also strengih of arm to tomc at ili-ir point. Thc grcr.tc.st gciiius is thc imtt indcbtctl niaii., Thc grcalcst pi-ct is n: man in iinison with his liine nnd cn:nlry Thc grcat man does not wakc and say, 1 will sqnare the circlc ransack botany' and discovcr anothcr food fr man I havc" a new architccttire in my niind 1 will foresee a new organic power. No; hc ts! forccd 011 by thcgenius of his conlcmpo-s ries. IIc.tamls whcre all thc cyes of mCrt look, and thcii hands all point in the dr rcction in which he should go. 11c finds thc tnatcrials rcady to his hands thcy have siink ilie Iiills and bridged tlic Fivers" for his road. Men, poct.1-, wofiicnV fac all worked for hiin.and hc hascntercfn to their labors. Grcat general owerf we might almost say, conjists iu not bcing o- rigiual at all, but to thegrcattsl extcnt rc ceptivc. Emtrson. IlExr.Y Ci.ay. The Natchcz Conrier of the 8ih ult.,says: A Icttcr from this iTistfrrguishc.1 statcsman w. received in town. a fcw davs sincc. In it. h statcd that he should cordially snpport f'cn. laylor, and cxpres.icd surjire llmt any nnu could have thought toran rtJt.TOt ihat c wmibl takc any other coarv;. Wc trust tliat tfri statcmcnt will causc all those of the npposttiwi who have bccn prctenditig that Jln Cfiry would not support Gcn. Taylor, to JioM thcir ton"ucs. POLK's) GENERALS. Pillow dug on the iiiside, hi ditrhi!?, Aud Cuthlng fell down wilh a b unp; Marcy got a bud renl in hw brt'ci-lii-i-. And Cass run l.istword jn a stumr

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CASS AND VAN BUR-EN. In spcaking of llic twn Locofoco can didates for tlie Prcsidency, wc havc oficn said that llic only diflcrencc in their posi tion arose from tlie clifTercncc in tlicii cir cunistanced. Cliangc thc circumstances and you vi!l changclhe incii makeitfor llic intcrest of Cns3 to go fr frecdom and hewoiild lake thcground which Van Buren now occupies make it fortlie inlerest of Van Buren to bc forslavcry nnd he would out-Cass Cass in his sitbservieucj tothe South,& Iio would only havc to go bjck a fciv tcars to accomphsh it. I hns dctiwition f llic position of tlio twocatididates Cnds n rcinarlsable coiifirmaiion in a spccch rc CL-ntlj madc by Jolm M. Niles, onc of tlie men who havc latclv turncd sUte's cvi- ilencc in tlio trial of L'jcofbcoistn which is nov: troinir 011 bcforc thc country. Tlie following is tlie cxtract from .Mr. Niles's i.peech to which wc rcfcr 'Previous jo thc Baltimore Coiivention ofl-14,whcn somany Statcs had dcelared tor Mr. Van IJurcn that Ins nomiiiaiioii was ticcmed cerain. Gcn. DutT Green ccuiceivcd tlie nroiect of callin? a conrcn tion to incet on tlicfuurlhof Julv tonorn- m.-.tn :in indcpendcnt candidatc. Ile ad' !rtect a letter to Gcn. Cass UKiuinng whether ho would perniit his name to go lictore auch n convcnlioii as a caudidate Now, thotigh Geu. Cass would prabably coiibidcr rcsistawcc to rcgular isomiiiations an ofllncc little skorl of trcason, uo uint- ter hnw irregularly they might have becn mnde, he liad 110 such rcirrencc for thcin nt th.it time. He profcssed bnt little ac fj'iaintancc ivith tlie state of pu'ulic senli- nicjit, r. lie had rcccntly returued lrm Francc thought pnliticiansgnvcriiec! tlie ncuilc ti.o lnrich was modest in his ilion 'hts of tlie Prcsidcucv but conclu flrd bij arquicscing in thc nsc of his nar.ic In Itirr such a rorivintwn. Jt so liappencu tlut Gen. Green had tiot Menin eiiougli to uct iii a coiiventioii, and tlie prnjcct fell throiish." Wlicn Van Buren experted to bo the ro''ti!ar caudidate, as hc ccrtainly w.-.s cn titlucl to 1)0, hc declarcd thnt under no cif.ii.!25iances would hc sufler his tiainp to !if cmjiloyed to ditra6t thc party from h'ikIi he had rr ccivcd m inany favors rt th-it timc Cass wn rcady to bolt. When Van Buren fonnd that he had nn kngcr :riy chaticc bcforc Iii:. party, hc wa.s the bolu-r, and Cass Iicld fnsl to tjie doctrine of rcvnlnr noniiuatinns. As to blavery, iieitlicr of thcin carc any more for slavcry in Soulti Ctrolina tlian for scrfdoni in Jliis Vou cnn fnid in Van Buren's letiers and i fiicial dociiinents abundant irumeut to Mislam the position of Cass, aiid in the lclters of Cass equal argunicnt m f.uor of the p 'sition of Van Buren, and v 1 1 cau find under thc hxnd of eilhcr n I) iii'l.Tht aryuincnts n'ainat his owu posi tion. Wlnt sort of nieii aro thcse to sel up ih caiididalrs for thc highcbt oflice in tlio !ft of thc penplc Whatsort ofcau dnl.ites are tliere to opposc to that houest ninn uho was noininated by tho accIama- tiotn of the people, even beforo tho con vention inct al I'hiiadelphia 1 Proe. Juur. THE FIUST BAUNBURNERS. It is aluays intercstiiig to tracc out the hi?t iry and origi.u of n prty r.s wcll as that ol an individual, v.hcn either have bc coini' fainous or uotorious. For th"m rea son the followiiig acKnunt of the (irat Barn lmrncrs Ih ncccptablc to our rcaders. The Wliigs lately hcld a Convention at ilJ Plyuunith, Mas.i., at which there xvcre jtmio cifellent speeches. Amoii!; the pc.ker3 wero the celehrated Cd. Todd, (itn. Ilurnsfni's Aid, ol. Schouler, cdit' r -f the RoMtii Atlas, and olhtrs. Col Sclu uUr t .k occajion to corrcct an error madc by Ilon. Uufus Choate, in his e-r.lrni tiiccch. whcro he refcra to "Slias' as the firt-l Barnburner. Thc fir.-t B;:rnbunicrs,saiilCol. S.,criginatcd in lliis .cry Counly, soniQwherc al.otit the ear ni'tl. A knot of narly fellews bt caiue cissatiMicu witli llic wliolesonic ar- ra iciiifiits of the cnlony, and they boltcd Tlicy pur&ued tl cir joumey in quett ol n rcslinj plaLC, uheii they caine upon Iowh vhIIc'. It was beautiful for iV n -.tioii, out unlortunately was m po;ses- s (in cl Iiulians, wlio woiild not hc dis pliccd without rcccivin nay llicrcfor, T ii tl Cii.)iis Bnriiburuers had no iiotioi of diiug,bul they still detc-rniincd to coiih iiii possesMon. As a c icr and excue t'ur scring it violciilly. they called a cnir veiitiuii to pass rc.iolutions on the 3iiliject Thrre uere prepared and adoptcd a fuN Utw.-: "Jtes Ived, That the carth isthe LordV an d tho fulias tlicrcof. "Uciolvcil, That tho saintsbhall inlicrit tho carth. "Kcsolvtd, That wc are. the saints." UP AND DOIXG. A gcntleiiisn who has uithin tho IaM tcn daysvisitcd Boston, Providenee, New York, I'hiiadelphia, and Baltimore, iu torins us thatlha Whigs iu all thne pla ccs are iu the vcry l,est of fpiritt-, full of enihusiam and confidjnt of succrs?. To Ufe his oun expressioii, "iu Marjlnud thcrc is iiothing bnt Tayl ir.Taylor." Our fricnds iu Philadclphiu gie thc most en couraging sccounts of litt- italc of fceling in the intprior of Pcutilvania, nnd pos" itncly claim thcSlate lor Old Zack. Thc gcntleman to .vlnun wc allude pased ovcr ncarly the sainc ronte aboul thrce weeks tincc. Ile saya that the changc in tho "political pu!.c'' is aa grcal as tlie dilKTence bctween thc real iustign tors of thc Vsn Buren moreuiciit and hon pt mcii. 'Thc clouds that huvcrcd up n ourhouFC,'' have bn.koii and havc z innst cntircly disappearcil hefore the light of sobcr reaton and coiiidrrate rellection. Ere thcday of contcst comes, "Union for the sake of the Uniou" will l,c once more the unr.nimoits walchunrd nud rplvof thc lus of thc wholc country. A'uc Jlaccn I'alludium. (C? Why nut mtpporl Van Buren 1 Be caue, sa)s thc Tribime, wc Iielieve we i-hoiild iherehy bc proumting the triumph f Cass. iiml with liim ilint of tho dcad Jiest and most f. rniidable i-neinies of frec ilom. Let it bc prochrimcd to-morrow, llnlwea'iid llmse who agrcc with us in sentiniciit and in fic.ling on tlns snlijoffT, h.id tal.cn grutiHd for V.m Buren. aud uhu would :iwA p-j'UCf ocr it Who would calch up and specd the lidings from rivcr to rivcr and village to village It would bc thc Post ni asters, thc tide-waitcrs, the minions of Polk, and thc servitors 6f the hcir apparcnt the. men who hope to crush thc Frec Soil movement, and fattcn, through coming years of Ilunker and Slavcry ascendcncy, on tlie spoilsof their divided and Drostrate adversaries. Wc shall not play their game for thcm. THE GALAIY. MIDDLEBUBY.VT. Tuesday, October 101848. r VIIIG XOMIN'ATIOKS. FOR PRKS1DENT, ZACIIAE.Y TAYLOE, OF LOUISIAN'A. FOIl VICE PRESIDENT. MILLARI) FILLM011E, 01' XKW YORIC FOIl PRESIDEXTIAL ELECTOIiS, Krasius Fairhanks, Tiuiothy Follctt, i ,ar!e- Gcorgo T. Ilodges, lst l)i.-trict. 2d 3d -lth Andrcw Tracy, Alburt L. Cutlin, Klijah Clceland, For Congre.'F, 3d District, GEOK0K P. aIARSII. Ai.Tiioinii xo roi.friciAX, havixo ai. w.wh Hi:m .vv.-Ti.r ai.ooi- ntoji thi: ci.a.m. iikm or i'aiitv l oi.rncs. t am a wiucs a.mj iiam. i:vt:it in: ii:'oti:i ix indi idi;.m. o i'IMo.v 'io tiii: i'iii.cii-i.i:h or tjiat i'Aktv." .A( haky Tavlor (I'ltcr ttiY. I Kn-cll sik. tiii: xoist: a.mj co.kiio. which ri:i:VAin: tihs Ar-si:.'.iiir.v wii.t, it.i:vi:xt Jit i;i:im; hi:aui us tiii: iJiroitTAxr Torics to wiiifii vor havi: cAi.i.Ki) my A'rn:.Tiox." l.ru-ls Ca's. th'i..t-!i ut Clc clnii'l.) tiii: iii: rRt.ciru:! oi'i.tr.i:itrvAnr.:'7rxr.v. i:i! 7i s.iri: i" tiii: iiaviis iip mi:v who JIAKn A TltAIJi: Ol'rt lll.IC AITAIItS. 3IIt. VAN llflllA Mt'ST Itr. jriHiKD r.Y IIIS PRECEMXO rOI'USi:. TAKI.X S AWUOI.l-AXlJFItOMTIIAT I.IIT XO JIAV Ill.I.I IIK lll.1li:i.I' AVITIITIIE Rti ur.r tiiat iii: is pxi:u to axitiii.m; jiut IIIS JVXIXTi:itlT." C. F Adams. rmiililct on Teiai, .a?c i. ldll.) The Fair. Xolwithstanding the licavy rains for scvcral lay prcvioii?, nnd thc vcry muddy conditiou if the roads, on Wudnesday, thc gathcriiig at our Coiuitr Fair w.ia very l.irgo. Tlio intor- est manifestcd, and tlio cliaractcr of the eihi- jition, cvince very clcarly that tliis Iins now bucome a niattcr of pernianent and gcncntl iniportance, throiigliout tho Couuty. Allhough tho Matu of tho weathcr and tho travelliu-un- douhtcilly iircvcnted many lrom drivinr; in toek which would othcrwisc havc bccn cxbib toJ..till va doubt whethcr finor horsca, cattlc, nil shcep are uftcn sccn at cihibilioni of thia kind. Souic of theso animals, we know, could not eusily be uatched,in any part of tho Stalc. rll tlie usual dcpnrtnicnts, wo bclicvc.wero vury fairly reprcsented. Excellcnl spccimcns f fruit?, nnd vcgctahle3 of sundry kimh, indi- calcd that carcful attcnticn and paina in oullivation nliich are among thc most hopcful fyinploma of pro;rss in tho aricultural jiro. ffM0n. Tlie praiseworlhy exei tions of tho ladie3,al o, to add that gracc and chann to the exhibi- t!o:i, which only fcmnlc rcfincmcnt and iugO' niiily nre nblo to bcstow, npon sueh nn occn ion, dceervo honorablo mcntion nor will thuir labors of tliis kind be IIrlitl v cstecmcd or ca.'sily forgoltcn. The Coiinnitlecs to whom thescveral branch- cs of tho cxliibition were roferred, havingcare iiilly pcrfonncd their dutics of judging thu re- pectho iucrifs and awaiding prcmiuins, we inmt lcave to thcm to tpoak more particularlv than either our own iniperfcct knowledge of itich maltcr3 would perniit U3 to do, or tlie d.mgerof p.irtial nnd invidious coinparisoi: wonld rcndcr pio; cr. Vt'o are sorry to bc compelled to defer tho list of Proiniums until next week not having rcccived a ropy in fcason for inscrtion in our prcscnt mmibcr. Until that timc, wc are o bliged to defer all furthcr noticc of tho Fair. JCy'Ccrtain uncrupiilous Van Burenitea coniiuuu lo asscrt that Gcn. Taylor refnsrd tasubmil his claims to ihe Philadelnliin C.an. I vcmion, and abiile i:a decis:on. If anybody issiill houeslly laboring under such n hallu ciuutioaai to the position of Gen. Taylor iviih respcct to thc Whig National Conven "ion, let liim rcad tho stalciacnts of Judge Saunders in this numbcr of our papcr, and ilso Gn Taylor's full and pcrfrct endorie uieiit oflhose statcmcnts iu his letter to the Indepcudciit Taylor Party iu Baltimore. And now what was Mr. Van Buren's posi lion with rcspect to tlie Bulfalo nomination.7 His organain New York assertcd most une quivocnlly that iMartin Van Buren would be a candidatc for tho Prcsidency whatever ihercsult ofthat Convention, rfnd notwitli standing Ihat the B.irnbunicrs seut full dela gations lo that body to parlicipate in its pro credings. What is still more direct nnd c. plicit. Mr. Vjn Buren himsclf nsscrts, in his letter lo ihe Utica Convcii'ion, nficr Johk P. Halk, Lewis Cnss, and Gen. Tajhir, had been successivrly nomiuatcd, thal, unlrss omcoTMKr. CAXniDATn was prescnlcd, he sIl0UI.ri'oT vote at all! And yct our Lilierty fricnds have adoptcd this same Alar- in Van Buren as an 'cxponent of their prin- eiplea.' "'o would call thc attcntion of our j rcadcrs to the adveitisemcnt of Capt. Donna-1 van's Panor.tma of Mexico.in anothcr column of our papcr. This painting has mct T"thj k'F20S&0 i v grcat mccess in Bcston, and thc press of that city spcak in the highest tcrms of iU merits. Our friends who may visit Boston, during the cxliibition, will undoubtcdly be richly paid for calling. GEN. TAYLOR. AND THE PHILA DELPHIA CONVENTION. As raany of our rcadcrs'may havc either failed to understand the pssition ivhich Gen. Taylor ajsumcd with refercncc to thc Yfhig Nntional Convention, cr forgot the precise languagc in which his clnims were prcsent ed by his (riends in that Convention, we re publish belotv the ftatementsofjudgc Saun dcrs on that occasion. Will our readers compare theso slalemcn!s with Gcn. Taylor's lettcr to thc Baltimoro IndepcnJenti.withJihc Pascagoula letter or, indeed, if they have lliem at hnnd, with any or nll ol the lettcrs he has writlen on thc subjcct ol thc Pesi dency and olfserve tho cntiro consitcncy. the firmness and the frnnkness, which have charjctenzod his course throughout. We copy from the N. Y. Cornmcrcial Ad- vertiscr's account of tho praceedings of the Natlonal Convention, as lollo we: Mr.Lafayettc Saunders, ol Louisiana.was on motion nllowCit to deline Genera Tnv lor's position. He read a paptr, iusubstnnce, as follow8 "The position occnpied by Gen. Taylor in relntion to the Prcsidcncy does not seeni to bc corrcctly unucrstoou hy manv ncrsons. nnd lorllmt rcaEonit isdeemed propcr by the uuii-X'Xiu" ui J-uuisiniiu 10 inaKCSUCIl Cxpia nntion and statcmcnts in relalion thcrelo ns may eflectualiy icmovcalldoubts which may havc arisenfrom thc olfeels of misreprcsent- ation nnd misapprehension. Gen. Tuylor lias laken no part in bringing his uanie be foro thc American peojilein cnnnaction witli the Piesidcnsy, nor does hc prescnl his name to tliis convention as a caudidate his incnus iiirougiioutllic country, ralher dis counigodthan cncouraged by hiin,haveplnc cd hiui proinineully bcforc thc nation as worihy of filliug the plare once occupicd by tho illustriousfillier of his country, and Gen. Taylor conscnts to thc noniination. "Ho considcre himeelf in tlichnnJs of his friends who havc honorcd hiin wilh the choicc hchas publicly and rcpcatedly sta !ed that they iniyht I'ithdraw him whcnev crthcy thouithtthe interest of thc countrv roquircdit; ho does not consider that un der tho circuinsianccs in which Iiis narr.e has ticen brouL'ht forward, it would bu piopcrin lu'iii to iviihdraw hiintelf. Such has been lus positiou incchcasscnted to thcusc of his nomo suhsequeut tothe capture ol Montercy, and such is his posilion now." Cn hchnlf of the delegation from Louisia mi.AIr. Sacndwis said he would larthcr sta'e that Gen. Tayi.ou desires it to bcun dcr&lond that in his opinion his friends who caine inlo tliis Convention are boundtoa bidcby its decioijn, and losuslain llienom inec, hcart and soul: that Gcn. Tavlor re- cognized in his friends in this Convention the riglit to withdraw his name, nnd he will cheerfully acquicsce in such willnlrawal. Gcn. Taylor, wearc also nuthorized tosay, will hail with cntiro satisfaction. any nomi nation bcsidehiuisclf, being pcrsuarled that thc wclliiro of onr country requiros a cliangc of mcn and mensnrvs in ordcr to arrcst thcdownward (etidcncyof parnalion al aflairs. On inakinii tho announccmont, tha dcle gatcsol Louisiana tvishcd to lm disiiomlv undcrstood that it involves do inconsistency onthc partol Gen. Taylor. In case ihc choiccofiliis Convention should lall on nn- otlicr, and hia fricnds in tliis Convention with draw liim, it will bo tlicir a-t nnd nol Iiis, hui iic wiii cnecriuiiy acquicsce; nnd liy tlie aci of uniliii" wilh tliis Convcnlioii his Iriends? withdraw his tunie froin tho canvass, unlcss ne nc iiic nonimec ol Itus Uonvcnlion. And wc dcein it properto nseurc llu Vrhig8 of nie union inai wc dcsire tlie noniination nnc clcclion ol'Gcii. Talortotlie Prcsidrncj on no other tlmnihro id u.iiior.al siounds. vvecut inc iollowingfroni tho Shrcve- port CLa.) Journal. Everybody is fhmiliar wilh the name of Colonel Donii.lian nnd thc brillinntaclncvcments ol his Caliloruian cx- pcdilion. We believo Col. D. has ncver bc forc acted wilh tlie Whi party. Coi.o.nei. OoxipnAX. l'his chivalrous Missourian madc n nolile Taylor speech, last evening. (says thc St. Louis Rcvcille ol July 20,) in front of thc Court Housc. Col. D. was Taylorto thehean's coro. In answer lo thc sncers of 'penfeaihcr polilicians," that ihcheroof Uuena Vifla had 'no scnsc.' he gavo a vivid skctch of hw cnreer as a sol- diet nnd a Gcncral, nnd madc his last groat fight vhine fonh as thc grand pivolon uhich lurncd the ullimalc tuccrss pf tlie wnr. Col. I) though in somc respccts a rough spcnker, spoke wilh surpisiiig cloquence and forcc upon this point. Wilh regard to Gcn. Tav lor s scholarsliip. he likencd it lo that of Washington and Jnrkson, ncither of whom li.ul conie bcforc the wor'ld vouIied for by acadcmic ehcepskin.' Gen. T.. howcvcr, throughout hishfe had bccn a frontier olii cnr, and his whole leisure had been devoled to bonks. Thcrc was not a bclicr int.irmo.l mau m ihc rountry.onalUuhjccls of'truo in- icrcsi, uitiniie was. r:.i i- vui. i. iv us .i utii in anccuoic as lie was lervniin emhysiasui, and 'Old Z.ick' stood lurth in all his simplicily, jct forrcol'charae ter, in the "raiihicdescrintion of ihe sni-nkrr. ouujrng oi gcnerni u ing policy, Ccc.werc t..L? unlourhcd yet the rourse of llic adininis ,V:"" 1 V!:. to Taylor. Col. D. had ju.t returned from the Norlh he spufcc of thc 'Frec Soil' movc nient, drew o fearful picture of ihc aunrr.hv which it was yet likcly to lcad lo, nud rnllcd upon all parlies In votc not forn iioliliciTii a uian who nceessarily waahutud hy one half inc voiersoi tne country, butonowlio, wlint ovcr might bc said of liim, possessed the cs tccm el all cven of thosc who might vote a gainst Iii in. T"The Lcgislature of this Siatc rrcct next Thmsday. By ihc way, the Van Bu rcniics 5ay ihere is u majority in the Houso against the Whigs. Wc shall see. But if it is so, whatthen? Are Ihcy going to u nitc wilh the Pro-slavery Cassiies, to dcfeat the Whigs? We suppose that to bo ihcirin lcniion, of course. IMail EoniiErtY. We learn by a commu nication fron thc Post Mastcr at Castleton, that tho U. S. MaTl was stolcn froai the Stago Coach, on .Mondaynight, (thc 2d inst.,) bctwccn West Poultner and Granville. The packagcs found wero all wet. SeTcral had (hcen dcstroycd. No furthcr particulars have Teacced us. Holden's Dollar Maoazi.ne The Oc- tobcr No. of this monthly is rcccived. Ii ful ly maintains tho vcty resnectable cJinr.inor wilh which it sct out bciog al once low Pnced. varied, and voluable. Publithed byC. W. Holden, New York. Sl a year. The American Review, for Septcmber is an cxccllcnt number. It has a fine likcness of Gen. Taylor an able article on the Presidency, by the Ilon. D.D. Barnard u skctch. of the Wc and scrviccs of the Hon. S.F. Vinton, of Ohio and avariety of interesting literary acd miscellaneous pa pers. Thi3 able Journal. (published monih- ly, at $5 a year.) should bc introduced inlo cvcry village in thc State. 1 snund, con servativc, and elcvated charnctcr, secures m wnrm fricnds whcrcvcr it gocs. Published at HSNassau St., New Y'ork. Slections. Georoia.-TIio cleefion for mcmbcra of Congrcss in Georgia, occurred on Wonday of last week. Tho following rcturns havc becn received. Conircss '-18, Prcsidcnt '44. whi'. loto. whig loco Bulloch maj. 32C 17 410 .Melntosh 23 127 114 Bnker 205 223 COG llbusfon 12 C59 723 Bibb !4 700 8C2 Crawford 35 377 454 Pike 91 C59 877 Twigs 50 389 4C7 Mcrriwcthcr 230 C89 9iG Bryan 10 103 72 Chatham CC S17 835 EfTingham 51 193- 8C Liberty 40 179 190 Muscocc 285 1190 980 Smnter 140 U50 441 Monroo 130 898 708 Upson 180 013 S84 Richmond 5S0 4G1 903 C17 Total 1491 1C03 94229505 Loco m.-ij. 112 Loco maj. 83. Dklawake. Wo have received a fcw ro turns of the Inspcctors'elcction,hcld on Tues day. Newcnstle County has given iti usual Whig majority, and the following are thcrcsults: WIIIG. OAS3. AVilmington City, 37 Brandjwine IlMiidred, 27 Christiann Iluudrcd, 157 Jlill Crcck Ilundred, 7 Newcastlc, 71 rSTThestj rcturnj look wcll for Taylor. Trihunc. Majtvt.anij. Thc State clcction in Mary land took place on Wcd'ncsdaj- last. Cloud, tho Cass candidatc, is clcctcd SheriiT, in Bal timore, hy a majority of 1C7 ovcr Kane, Whig a Locofoco Ios3 of 130Q The returns from Fredcrick counly aro fa vorablo to tho lVhigs. Texxepsee. The Nashvillo municipal c lection has rcsultcd in thc choicc of a Whig .Mayor nud Whig Couneil. Riot at Baltimore. At the eloction iu Baltimore, on Wcdnosdny last, after tluTotcs wero countod the Locefoco. attacked tho I'atri ot oflice with stones afid all mauncr of raissiles, and brokc manv windows of tho PatriotBuild- ing, Clipper oflico, and buildinjs iu the ncigh- borbood. Thc outrn'O was of tho moit dnst- ardly cliaractor. C"Hok. JAcon CoLi.AMEa addcrscdthc Rough and Rcady Club, ia this place, on Fri- day evening. No synopsis could do justice to thc able, candid, uud cll'cclivc exposition of the policy of our Governmcnt and of tho a vowcd principlcs of thc threu csndiHates now iu uomination, illustrated by an incxhausti ble fund of anccdotc and humor with which .lifdgo C. cntertained a crowdcd and ntlontive audicnce, for more than two hours. Wc have rarcly hcard a spccch more gcncrally acccpt able, or more cntertainipg and tonvincing. Judge Collaincr ypoko in Bristol on Satur day allernoon. Wc havo no report of the mceting but we trust our fricnds in that vi ciuily gave liim a worthy rcccption. MtllDLEnURY, Oct. 2d, 1848. Eihtok or Gai.axy, Dcar Sir. I sho&ld not havc nwticed the statemcnts of a corrcs pondcnt of yonrs, publiied in your last, re specting a pretendcd barain, by virtue of which thc rrce boil nnd JJcmocratic partics are to bo united,in part through my suppoicd .igent-y, wcrc u 1101 lor ine lacl tliat tlie llon, Geon:c P.Marsh, in hisrceent jpcech iu Corn wall, undcrtook to give grcatcr curreney ar.d clfect to those stateuienfs, by repcalim: thcm and "iing his hcnrors to umlcrstand that he th3ii"ht llicvwere true. I was proseut at thc mceting which Mr. Jlarsh addresjcd in this illage, nnd for foinc cause he did not 'ehooe to meition thc subjcct in Iuj spccch bere. llp probably suipectcd that if hc made it in my proteiicc, it would bc contradictcd in thc face ot Ins liearcrs, and would thus bavo bccn dc prived of all itsforce. As you havc sccn fit to drag mo beforo the pnblic.asa chief agcnt in counectiou with Leni B. Vilas, Esqin brinuing nbout a siwpeetwl union of the Frec Soil nnd J)eniocratic imrtics in this State, perniit inc to say through your coiunins that tlie msinuntion mailcby yourcor rcspondcnt, that Mr. Vilas nd niyself made anj ban;.nin, or attcmptcd to make ny bar gain or had nny understnndiiiK that nny such union should leconsiinunat('d,is wkolly tintruc. Eiiually fiike is the insinuation that thcrc was any schmc cntcrcd inta orsuggested IhatMr. Vilas should be mailn Scnator by mcans of such a combinntion of the iiarties. Thc sub jcct was not even mentioned in any convcr- sMion wc hail. Now sir, whila Tdcny thc truth of this state ment of your correspoiident, becanse thpy reji rescnt me ns attcinpting p bargain the votes of F:ee Soil men for a candidate of an oppo sinj party which I have no authority to do I still nm willing to say I hope tho fears of your corrcppondent, of yourself, and of Jlr. Alarsh, that the Demociats will support Jlr. Peck in this District and the Prce Soil Elect ors in the State, may bo fully realized. Had I thc mcans, I would most rcspeetrully and cordially invite cery indiidualof thxt'party, to vote in that way, and thtia accomplish.what th.oy say they most nrdently desire-r-tha de fcat of thc Taylor partv and the Taylor fraud in this State. Why tlie Ucmoorate do iiot takc thc hintyou tliirew out, that they cai, ve ry casily prostrate thc Tayln? party in this Uistrict and the State, and do as you grcatly fearthcy will, I cannot conccivc. If ono half of thosc who TOted for Uillinghani, would throw their Totes, as you seem to apprehcnd they may, Taylorism and slavcry extension would snlfer a most dijastrous overthrow, and froe dom ifhicrc a mast sinal triumph in Ver mont. This result, I hope to scc accompliVh- ed, not by any bnrpun or coaution. but bjthc indcpeudcnt aad honest action of tho Dcmo- crats. No frec soil man, whcthcr formcrlv Whig or Dcmocrat, will fail to rcjoice at such a consummation in faTor of the great pnn ciple for which he .contcnds. Respectfully yours, E. D. BARBER. tgAVc very checrfulh-givc place to tho a bove communication. It contains lmportant conccssions that dcserve to bo put on record. With all its evasious and its ingcnious shifting of issucs, it by no mcans contradicls, but rath cr re-affirms, cach matcrial point in the com munication to which it refcrs. It is chargcd that Mr. Vilas 'has addressed Icltcrs to his promincnt Loco Foco fricnds throughout tho State, proposingto amalgamate with tho Freo Soil party for thc purpose of dcfeating tho Whigs.' This is not demed. On thc contrary, Mr.Barbenmprovcs the oc casion to urge 'thoso who -rotcd for Dilling hain' to do this vcry thing, for this vcry pur pose. It is asscrted by this corrcspondcnt in qucs tion that he buncs Mr. B. to have mado tho samo proposal to Cass men in Burlington. No denialofthis fact is madc. Ilere thcn two promincnt leadcrs in thc opposing wings of the Democracy aro undcniably co-opcratmg for onc object to unite their rcspective force in orderto deftat the Whigs. Thesc aro the main points in thc communi cation published tivo wecks ago these points aro concedcd. This is what wo haT all along bccn ur ging upon tho attcntion of our readers and is, in substance, all that wo havc dcsired to cxposo. We have nevcr had thc slightest wish to interfere in tho family aflairs of our opponcnts, nor thc lcast cxpectation that any- fliing we might say would in auy wayaflcct tho result in question. Wo do hope, however, to kccp our rcaders so cnlightened on the sub jcct, that they may voto intclligcntly, aud with a full undcrstauding of the rcsults tlicir votes will tend to accomplish. 53" E. D. Ci'lver addressed thc "Frec Democracy" in this place, ycstcrday aficr noon. Thc mceting was called as a Coun ty Mass mecnng. Considcring thu pains ta kon, (by adverlising that John Van Buren would bc hcre, &c, wo thought the wholc alfair hnd very much tlio appcarance of "fiz zh'ng oui,"on the part of the '"Frec Democ mocracy." The spccch of Mr. Culvcr was of tho flippant, petlifoggiug atylu a repcti tion of old and.long sincc iclutcd nrgu- ments." By way ofconciliating the Whigs, wo supposc, he called Daniel Wcbster a loughfacc, and from a similar regftrd to the feelings of a largc portion of his audi cnce, doubilcss, he called Mr.. Vnn Buren's dear Iricnd, Jaires K. Polk, a p'lppy Hc mado somc statenteuts, of which wc inicnd to epenk hcreafier. Mr. Wcostor wxi unablc to bo prcscnt nt Plymouth, last week, qs announccd. Tho Convention adjourncd, to vicet at Abington oh the 9th, (ycstcrday,) whcn Mr. W. was to addross thc mceting. von Tur. CALAxr. DECEPTION AND UUMUUG. As mjinT nersons aro lcd astruv Lr tliis new Fre Soil movomciit, who would irefcrtlia olcc tion of Tuylor nnd I'illniore to Cassnml liutlcr; some of tlicm aro flattcrin- tliemselvcs, or tr in to, that, in casc tlie clcclion ehonlddorolvc oii llic Ilonse ofl!cprcscutalivo, Mr. Van Iturcn would be more likcly to succecd than either of the oth- ers. iliu, m my opiuion, w nn abtnrn Ktcn fo- tho clcction must bc madc from onc of tlie thrce candiilntcs,tliat have tlie jrrcatcst numbcrof vwtcj; and I havc yet to lcani of nny Stato fn thc U nion whcro -Mr. Van Buren can rcasonably c.x pcct his lirst TOte. Should liCKct ncne, he cannot bc a candidatc in tlie Hoiif o nud should lio ccl somc, and lc n candidatc, thcrc nre lifleen Sinve itatcs, ono of whichlis wonMijo unilcr Ihc ncccssitv or olitaju i -.v 1 1 r r. i.. Z dcr for his clcction in llio IIouo. I tlicrcfore con- cludc that Iii? case ii hopclcss. I consider that Ca;s uonld bc surc of fiftucn Statcs, ns follows Maine, whosc lncmbcrs of the Ilonse are 5 Locos to 1 AVIiigj Vircinia, 9 to C; South Ctrolina, C to I, if not 7 to 0; Tcnncssec, 0 to 5: Indiana, 0 to 4: MisMSsippi, 3 to J: Illinoii, C to 1; Alabama, 5 to 2; .Mi.oun, to 0; Arkauias, 1 to 0; Michigan, 3 to 0: Tcxas 2 to 0: Wisconsin, 2 to O: Iowa, 2 io O; nud Louisiana. 3 to 1. Onc more State is all that is rcqiured to sccnrc Mr. Cass's clcction. Tlie votc of Ohio is at the disposal of Joshim R. Giddinss or Jo.ciih M. ltoot, bolhofwhomco aainst tlio clcclion of Ucn. Tavlor. Onc of thcm mav vote for Cus, or thcv could lioth lc alcnt and leavc tho Ohio delcsation 10 I.ocos 9 i Ins. In nddiiidn toall thif, New irampshire and llhoilc If IjihI arc licd, pil it would be llic cishth wonder of tha world. if Loco Tocoism lack cd but one vote iu Congrcss to carrv a fjiorilc mcasure, and could not olitain it. I thcroforc dccm Cas.s'5 clcction snrc in thc Housc, unlcss tlie Ioco iocos should prcfcr to havc Gen. liut lcr, who would be clcclcd by thc Scuatc, occup thc 1'residcntial C'hair. As, ihcn, it is morallv ccrtain that Tavlor or l n?j will "ct thc clcction, Ict no Whig bc drnwn uftcr f.d.c gods, bnt voto for Tuylor nud Fill more, a thc onlr safe mcansof nrcvcnlins atniin of cvils which will most assurcillr follow the clcc tion of Cass nnd liutlcr. If thcrc were no dilfcr- cncc Ictwccn Tuvlor and Cass on thc Frec Soil question, thcrc is ccrtainly a vcry matcrial ditl'cr- cncc iieiwccn cillmore and lJuttcr on tliat ques tion, nnd ns cvcry pcrson ought to votc toas to prevcnt ihe crcafest evil, I cannot discovcr howa Freo Soil man cn votc forany otherpcrson what ever, cxccpt laylorand J-illmors, whenever ho is satisticd that Taylor or Cais must be clcctcd. SAt-O. PROSPECTS. We givc bclow some of tho sign3 and pros- pects which our cxchargcs bringus from dif- ferent parts of tho Union. Other states are moving vigorously Vermont must not be i dle, conGdcnt as shc is of her strcngth. Wc have much to contend ngainst, and wo ought to takc some prido in neigbbors that wo re raain unchangeably devotcd to Whig princi plcs, hy giving our candidates a bandsamc ma jority. ILL1NOIS. Mass meetinis archeld bv tho Whiss all o- ver Illinois, and thc best spirit prcvatG there. On thc 7th of Oetob'er there was to bc a meet iugin Saagamon coiuty, which, it is cxpectcd, would be attended by the pcople from all parts of the State. A. Cainn Meeting of the fnends of Genoral Taylor in thc counties of Hondcrson, Warren and Mcrcer, is to be held at a time and place io uo nere;mi ueiignaiea. a mass Conven tion of thc friends of Gcneral Taylor is lo be held at Danville, Illinois, on the 19th of Octo bor, for which great preparations are alrcady makins. The Free Soilcrs arc also busv m IlKnois and making sad havoc with the Cas3 and But- 'cr men. A well-informcd Whig, in Wisconsin, writcs to a "cntliitnan in Albanv, as follows Janesville, Wis., Scpt., 10, 1818. "I am vcry much inclincd to thc opinion, thatlllinow will givc hcr voto for Taylor Tho Wliigs aro doing cxccllcnt scrvice in that State, and the Van Buren vote, which will be quito largc, will ho principally takcn from tho Locofoco partv. I have becn for the past three months iia that State, and know by per sonal obscrvation, tliat stjch is the fact Cass is dccidcdly unpopular thcrc with his party, while Taylor was originally thc first choicc of a largo proportion of thc whig party of that State. Alnny, who have becn strong Locfo cos all thirlives, will go for Old Zack." INDIANA. A corrcspondcnt of the N. Y. Express, n dcr datc of Ilarrisburg, Ind., Scpt. 25, says You may rcly npon it, no niattcr what sto rics to the contrary, tho Whigs of Indiana arc fbr Gcncral Taylor cn massc, and they will give liim a largcr vote than they gave Mr. Clay. Tho Frec Soil party will poll a sliru vote in this State. I ile not believe it will cx ceed 5000 votes. Iu this fFavettc) county, they will not cx'-ecd fiftv votes. most of them from tho Democratic party. Gen. Taylor's last lettc'r "ivcs prcat satisfac- tion to thc Whigs in this quartcr, Thiscoun- gamsi nom m.is nac Deen tound tor hlg, ty will give him a majority doublc that which trcason will not take. place beforo Thursday itgavoCto Mr. Clay. neJ5; Ihc peasantry wero still asscmllin m A Icttcr from Lafavcttc, Indiana, savs hc hills, and in some di?tricts thc chapcl "Toshowvouhowthc cun-cnt sct's, 1 will bells wcrc nnging for the purpose ofcollcit inform you that a dav or two ngo a friend in-, ing them together. 1 he troops had feturcd fonncd me that in comins from Crawfonls- thc lul.s wherc multitudes of mcn had appcar ville. to this place, he mct "from 400 to 500 cd, but at their approach the sconts had given wa"ons, and that but one of the drivcrs wa.s intmiation to the insurgcnts and after a Iiar forVan Buren, 10 or 20 for Cass, and thc assing searcb thc mihtaiy had returned to their rcst for Tavlor. Y'ou mav rest assnred that quartcrs. This dodgmg warfarc cannot be Indiana will stand ud for old Rou"h and Rcady." Old Zack's pitkpects in this portion of thc State are hrigli'.cmng daily. VVo know Iots nt" T.ncn'ncos whn will voto for liim with a ri"ht ood will. The truth is, Old Zack" is thc pcoplo's candidatc and ourpeoplo "neYcr sur- render. Lam. Jn. Utniue. NEW Y'ORK. Tho following i3 from tho Journal nf C'om merce, a papcr partial to Locofocoism .lnnt tlmt thn il.J.tv.M Flcctoral votes of New York will besncn for Tavlor and Fillmore. Manv of the Frec Soilcrs bcgm to think they havo soilcd their fimrers. and arc settin out of tho scrape as welf as they can. Kvcn Cas's voto in this State will bc largcr than Van Bu ren's. Many of thc Barnburners will vote fnr hiin, and others for Taylor. They don't like their uuw cunncxions. Tlio Albany Evening Journal, of Saturday, concludcs an article upon thc state of parlies iu New York. as follows: "A votc will be east tlwt will strikc diiinay into the raiik of the cnemy. Our fricnds nlsewhere may re.-t assurcd tliat iu thc Empire State, At.i.'s t i:li.." jElrraval ol Hermann. New Y'ohk, Ost. I, 1SI3. By Ihc nrrivnl of thc Ilcrmann, Capt. E. Crabtrce, wilh 150 passcngers, wc havc ad vices from Europe fuur duys latcr llian wc rcccived by tho Amcrira, from Livcrpool. Thc Ilcrmann Iclt Snuihampluii on thc 20th ofScpicmbcr. The English papcrs re ceived by this opporlunity have copimis de Inils ol" thc new hish Rcliolh'on. i it is call ed. It would nppear, however thal this move ment has nol an.iincd ihcchnmclrr of nn or gnni.cd rebcllion. but is in fict llic duings of a di-speralc sct of Iawlcss men, who, un der Ihc pressuro of cxtrrme mi-"cry, have commiticd foihc oxco-scs. A numbcr ol etnicmr nts were currenl in London, that en gagemcnts bctween Ihe Q.necn's Inmp-i uud thc rchols hud tnken jilarr, but we arc assurcd that such rumora were uiifiundrd, nnd that hcyond u few fracasscs no fightiug ol coasc quencc had nccurred. Thcdix'urbed dislnr.tM in Tipperary nnd Wdtcrford wcrc in a crilicul stalc, nnd' coii sidernble hndirs of troops nnd pcdicc weru bcin niarchcd tr qucll ihe evidcnt sta'c ol revoli which e.tited. There wai no doubi that these incnsures would he successlul.and ihat ihcdislurhanros would be put an end lo wilhin a shorl linie. bul it was tlill fcnrcd ihat iheso moveiiif iils wnuld cmiiiuuc wilh grenl r or les.s eucccss during Ihe prrsent wilder, which u-.is lookcd firw:ird Iu wilh doubt nud npprcheiision by Ihe English pcople. Fkaxck. Gcncrally thc ncws fiom Francc rcprcscnts that the clectioni were procccdin" M. Imius npolcon Napolcon Iionapaite had bccn rctumc.J 'i0-' 1r.a,r'i.a',,:a for.AIo would no doubt bc one of the sucrcs.-fiil cnndi- ihitcs. Kaiail, thc socialbt, wouid iu all probu hility bc clcctcd. l'.iris romaincd trnnquil, althniili dic Tlcd Kc puhlicaiiiwcrc said to hcronic more darins than cvcr, sincc thc insiirrcclion or.Iune. Anoittljrcak was again cxpectcd hy many pcrsoin, but the firmness of thc (ioTcnimcnt would bc suflicient to qucll any disturbanccs. Thc majority of the votes of the nnuy wcrc given in f.ivor of thc 1'iince Ijuiis Xapolcon, who had procccdcd to Francc via Suuthiimptoii; tlie votes of tlie toldicrs comprisin Ihe nrmy of ihe Alps, howcvct, prcpondcratcd iu favor of Mar sIm! Ihiscaud. Thr Amittiee bctwccn Sardinia.Lomhanly nnd AutrU wonld shortly tcniiin.itc. In l'aris, il was rcportcd that a rcncw.il of thc armislicc had bccnagrccd to: but it was scarccly thought that AustrLi would conecdc thc lcnns rcquircd fora conchision of tho war. Hencc.i rencival of hos liljlcs was thonght to he iiiciitnMc. JTiemln'eet from Grrmamj arc of importancc. At Frankfort.on the lCth of Scptcmlitr, the mo- I tion fora reicclion of thc nrniistice was rejectcd i t i m, ,.r Kurono was assurcd. In con8qucncc of frcsh disturbanccs in Vi-1 cnna that city had been declarcd in a itato of mckc. Ikrlin was tranqiiil. Itjlv axi Sicilt. Tlie takinx of Messina hy the capolitans is confirmcd. W Iicn the lat- tcr- landcd, thc inhahitants who had mined the city, sprung the mines and blcw thcm up in to the air. Grcat rtniTAtx. There is no ncws, political or finaiici.il, of importancc from Encl.md. Qaccn Victoria and Lord John Kusscl were still in Srotland. Thc Livcrpool coiton market had not undcr- gono any changa smce the Amcncas dcpar- turo. ARRIVAL OF TIIE CAMBRIA. Three Davs Later from i EllTOPe. n,. r.mim"p..( tt rived at this port ycsterdav, about 10 o'eloek. I She Icft Livcrpool on the 23d ult. There is Onto. The Cassiies of Ohio arc cxcccd littlo chanse in thc appoaranco of thinss sincc ingly nn.xiotis to Icarn whom Ilon. Scaoury thc Hermann sailed. Ford, thc Whig candidatc .or Governor, will Thc death of Lord Geoive Bentinck is tho I support for President, in thc hope ihat they most important ncws brou"ht by this arrival. might thcreby dcfeat his electiou. One oi IIo was the lcador of the Protection partr in them rcccntly addressed Jlr. F. n letter, sta the Houso of Commons, and one of tho ab'lest J ting that ihe pcople iu his vicinily wero exj statesmcn in En"land. His loss will be se- eeedinIy desirous to know how he shoum verclvfelt 1 vote this Fall. Mr. F. promplly repheu, Thc Quecn remains in thc Scotch Iligh- Iand3. Tha Corn markets rcmain firm,aud puces arc all maintaincd. Thc accounts frcm the manufaclurin" tricts arc rather gloomy. Tradc has nol 1 provcd. Thowcathor continUed favorable for eom pleting the harvest. Scvcral nioru arrests of thc Chartist lcadcrj havc taken placc in the metropolis and ia thft manufactunng districts, and they have ln-a committcd for trial. True bills havc bccn found against the Chartists committcd in Loa. don somc weeks ago, and their trial commeti'--cd on the 22d. Somc verdict3 for scditioa misdcmeanors havc been alrcady obtaincd AH-cxcitcmcnt upon the subjcct appears to have subsided. IRELAND. The Special Commission opcncd al Con. mcl on Thnrsday, the 21st ult. Chief Juatiw Blackburn chargcd the grand jury. after ttlirh they rctired, nnd lato in thc day broujlit in truo bills against Messrs. Smith O'Brien, M-' Tdanus, Orchard, Thino, and O'DonntU These prisoncrs were then placed at tlie h. and, on application, copics of the indictnieut wcrc grantcd to them. The court was thcn adjourncd to thc follow ing day, when the bills of indietmcnt ayunst Mr. Mcacbur nnd tho other state nri-Tonm would bc taken into considcration. The triab ot ftlr. bmith O lirien and thc other partics a- long Kcpt up. jn tiie mcantime, at Diihlm an ellbrt is to bo madc to cstablijh a new jour nal, to be called the Xutional, as a snccc5or to the Satimi, but it is quito absurd to snppose that it can suceecd. The pscsent state of tlnnirs nuist movit.nbly alfect thc fate oftlu .state pnsoncrs nfcout to hc tncd and it would he wrom: to conccal that tho opinion is "ener- allv gaining ground that if they are I'ound guilty they will incvitably and immcdiately suf i'er thu cxtreuie pcnalty of thc law. FRANCE. A corrcspondcnt says that it is alraost im possible to dcscribe the gloom which has comc mcr tIlc P.U1' "umlin 1'ans. Every bod cl,i? ",ink "i:lt enc. C,i,.vai?":'- HU mipossible kiii. i(iii4 IIUCOIIV KUOW epi nun ii iu uv oi n(i ui niuioiu a COllUIi't, 111 which none of the friends of ordcr are iiillinjj to engagc. Ifitistobe ovcrthrown, it will probably be by some sudden cvcnf probab ly a military fonspiracy. Tho inlcntions of Gcncral Cavaignae are beliced to bc cxcel lent. and such a Repuhhe as hc would gne the Frciich, the cnlightened men of thecountrv would williugly acccpt, but they have not tl.e cucrgy rcipiin-d to second his elforts. RL'SSIA. Letters from St. Pctersburg nnnouncc tl .t the nurriage of tho Grand Dukc Constanltne, sCL'Oiid son of the Eni)cror, was tobe eelcbiai cd on the 22d ult. The ceremony -nill takc place in the palace of Peterhofl', but wilhoi.t atly pomp. rbe Empcror has liandid oi i the sum which a more magiiificont ceitiiiioiiv wojild havo cot, to thc coiuuiittcc formcd t',, nist thc widows and urphans of tho.-i Til.'i have fallcn victiiM.s to the cholera. Thc Icttcr statcs that tho Russian nrmy hnd I r. n iiuTcascd, 210,000 mcn of the roervo having been called into activc scrrice. A St. I'elersburg letler, of thc Sd Si f Mntcjthat tho cholera, which had l-eii gruli, ally diniiiiishing in virulcnce, was nain -?i rl. ly iuercasing. On the Jst ihere were j:; u. n cases, 20 dcath. nnd 35 eures, beinir a t creaifofl4 casesand lOdcatJis upuntlu i ri her of thc prcc:diiig day?. On thc i -in i of the 2d theru were 38U clholera palieuK i u dcr treatuient. At Mom-ow, on the 2"ih n't there were 25 new iiscs and ig ih-mUj on the 2'th there wrrp 25 new cases, l.ut rudt 11 deaths. In the other pro-.ini-es of l.'u--ia iifllicted wilh this dii-asc it is making jrc. t ravags; in toine of thcm as many as ln tHi-t-a 50OO aud CU00 perioiis arc c arried olf bv it weekly. Letters from St. IVtershiirj: of thc Rlh ult aunottiU'C that the Eiuporor Nicholas had in structed his cnvoy in Knylaml lo 5iip(mrt lU iudissoliible union of Sehleswij with Dciimar': at tho fonfereiice about to be held on tho -ut. jeet iu Loudon. I1ALY. Uojik. We lcnrn from thc Roni.m naiiei-. that on the Slh ult., iho Pope wont in nriKT- .in from his rcsideiico of Montc Carallo l tho clmrch of Santa Alnria dcl I'opolo, to cel ebratc the M!cmn festiiitr of tlie birth of 'ir gin Mary. -Mthough a papcr hnd been eireu latcd during thc precuding ween, rccpieslin the iuhabitauts to rcfrainfrom dccorating the ir windows on thc oceaMon, thc fcstival was vcrv rronorrilK' nlKprcil nnit llio Tnno wne in ?rt ,at.J3 rcl.L.;,ctl w;th al,plause. At ono oi i two points llowcrs wcrc strcwcd ou his cairi,r. as it p.n-scd in proecssion. Thc follou ing is from the Hcrahl's report of Mikc Wnlsh's ypeech atthcr ccent great Ueniocratic iMccting in New York cit 'In rcganl lo thc Barnburners, 3ir. Walsh said hc was taking', a nlass of hran- dy and watcr with John Van Buren scmc timc since, and lie said lo hiin, 'John, you src not so foolish as to think ;hat thcpco pio will belierc you care a fig for frce shi!" 'Alikc,! said he, 'thcrc are more fools m New York than you think, orthan isgcn erally supposcd.' Jn vino rrj7rs,which hcing interprelfd friguifics that thc consumption of brandj and watcr truds to thc disscmiuation of truth. Middlesex Frccman. Tlitre can be no doubt ahout Gen. Ta'j- f 7'i" "'c." -y H letlers lo Gcn. Gaincs and others arc a ftuof ol tho fact That hc hvcs in a slave atnie is no nr;umeni inai nc wisucs us c J lension. Thonsands of Ihe cili'tns of the 1 Sovtli belierc slarnryto be Krong in evctijrc- specl in trnich can be rirtrcrf. Washington Union. ll'illiumJ. Graresof Kenluchy. who has bccn extcnsively known as ifio principal in tho Cillcy ducI,diedatFrankfor-',on Wcdues day. Iowa. Bolh parlies tricd hard to obfain thc volo of thc Mormon fugflivcs from Nan voo and vicinity who hav icmporarily halt- ..l .LA ..ni.nM nrniria tandfl TL'ilhin tlin s,n, 'Vf Iowa nnd ncar il weWrn limiL- T,ie w'""-'3 reerc su?ceE.s,uI- I'robabiy on jvotowill dcpcnd Ihc Elcctoral votc of thc I State. X 1'. Tribnne. thanking him tor iiis soltciiudc, ami ihat hc expeted lo vole as usual oy M"01 A. 1 1 iwv.ne.

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rrr" 7T -TjL1 "fj3 Hr.xnv Clav. Tlie Nrtcliez Couricrj u.i, niMmo. snvs: A lettcr from q iictin"uishcd statcsman was rcceived .1.... o;,. I.. W sia-' jn touu, -IlnBort Gcn. mc of Phxnixvillc, Pa., who arc favorable lo ,,d ,hat bc sl.ould mTdlW thc clcction of Tavlor, Fillmorc and Jobn Tavlor, and cxpresscd surpr.se tbat an) Saturday nccouiu nave uiougmiui uu uuwu Woylil takc any other coursc.

tfr Ilon. Jonn Toxxelc of Jerscy 1 t 1 al l.t I r-t i n T innr i t 1 .1 1. r nn ni-linf ilini City, prcscnt a rncrnber of the New-Jer- v j cf the f reo aon i.ieciors ai large loruie wljQ lmc ,ctcnn;ncd to go for Taylor, Fill 5tatP, lias an abfe letler ir. tlie Nc w- moro and Johnston. This is asignificant sign ark Adccrtiscr, givinir his reasons for ,eclining to serve on tho Van iii'RE.v tickct, and for his intcndcd votc for Gcn. I'u LOR. Ilcnry Clay, Gov. Lclchcr, Senator orwin, Caleb 1$. Simtli, oi ina-, anu u, iollicr oT Oliio, arc advcrtised to I J.imos G Z? nK in honor of Corwin. N- p -i Congrt'??, vrm maku an ngnt anon. uut bo- 1 sides thc multitudcs brought to the support of Tbercwasalargeandcntliusiastic Whig (;eil Tav,ori b v a ,L.tenr;naiion (0 navc a mecting at Albany on Tucsday mgb,not-. cbaiigc of Administration, thcFrcc Soilmovc witbstandingtbeviolentstorm. The iJrc- mcnt is niaking havoc among thc followcrs ol inT Journal says 1 Cass. There is a rcgular stanipcde of thc "Tlie influencc of this meeting will bc ranks of Cass aud 15utlcr to Van IJurcn and vnlutary. The Wlngs ot Albany arciAiiauis. ow fully in thc field, and tbey will con- tmue thcir Iabors unremittingly, until the little is fonglit and ibc vii i tory uon. PnwnER .Mill Exri-osioN. The grain in tuill f tlie Alcssrs. Hazards nowdcr norks at Enfield, Conn cxplodcd witl; a trfnicndons rcport, about 9 1 -2 o'clock, 'iund.iv cvcnin-'. Thc mill was in opcra- i r. ;n ,i d,n timi. bn. no pccson a: m at the time. 1'l.e amount of loss caniiot be very great. The cxplosion was heard here dislinctly, niid it shook the doors and windows very .-p.isiblv. Thc lii'ht of lhe flash was aiso I -oca by persons who were ont of doors at whi-h has abandoncd thc "IVotcctive 1 olicy, thc momcuUSpringfidd Jtcpuh. Tucs- ;"d their delcn.m.ation to s.ipport tho nom r mce.s of the J'iiiladclphia Convcntion whieh J'

SiiociciNG CAsrAl.TV. A honse occu- niel by Mr. I'alrnrr, ncar the "Urick J llmlsc" in-Jericho, was bumt to the Jericho, was bumt to the 1 lucaday cven.ng, and two lit- of iMr. l, fmir and mx years rmind on T llreliililren nf age, I'.crished m thc flatnes. liurling-. lun Conrter. I i A voun"' lady of Nenbnrynort, Mnss' y t ia ilicd the other day from clicwing large ju:iiit':ties of clovcs. f?" Encke's Comet may now be sren nh a ttle.scope, ncar the Mar Capella, in -1 f 1 lhe fOtlSlcllatlon Jlliriga. lll aUOIlt tliree j Wl-el.S It U lll t)C V IMblC 10 llll. nSKOU IJt. I 1 .1 tt Tl.tl XI (.An in M l- uic luiu iii-ii m.ii. i addn-5 lhe olbcr dav at W inc.licsler. I .t.ui..!ririy iak.-ii .i.i..u in iiiti al tiimi.i.i. 7. f i .r tn 1 'all m.i l!u. A'.riit. in l!.t par uadcr tlic lireal Auicrt- aul hr (li'l imt Urlihvc. that Ocn. icirar,,,.,!;,,,,,. t;tt pauii.Utes. trottld rrlti any art of Cangrcss amluin- V. Ruci, Aront. iwi Uie Ullmnt J'rnriso, il clected Prcs- i.l.-nt of thc UiiilCMj States. Kcinc Xcnli- tisl. W'i.rrK For.WAr.n has l.itcly ad.!rcsed j thr Whis nf ruulinr in a powcrfnl j Foii Emxiraho. The JJslon Tran-. icripi hiys it is rnnioretl tbnt ships are lit.nij out for Alla, California, wcll fitp jiied with tool.t, proviion. and advenlu re s. fnr a tlerccnt npou the newh' dixcov- tn-il gold uiiiics. Onin. A vrry large nunihor of Whi t.mk f.niiiril ineihi-r at Li'banon nn Tnes i:ay. Thi- ttholn rminlry roimd al'out raint: Tlir youilg aml ihl. Ohl. tliale Iinil fo- j "1 ui ilo. n!l i-amc 1111 lo l.nulle lhe Wlu-I ronn il lires- '1'licy cnme wilh ll.itf, lai!iicr. moiioi-p. aml wilh music. cnilnifi.tilic in lhe uork lujorf Iheni. Tlu'y b-nl -.i gnl i'nc iiisollicr, anil scparatctl lll lililir)iiniE, nmi Iv rc wlvBd pcr,r,ere in jmo.1 wnrk hc- ihem, ntnl rnll tip liiizb innjorilies fur I ire i" i l ilel-t t'.e ,livlr nn.l 1 l'lll'lHirt. The vclt-rail JllllKP UOllell WllSlll .i rl...:- T?x.....ll..ni n.lilrcrrc .vfvn nmilr ly B. Simlli. J. Woml. J. J. Critlrntluii, iilid 1'. C. Slrpbenitii.-C:nciiinali Gaz.2Slh. KlINTL'CKY FOU T.VYI.OT., WITH A IJ l'll. rc'irilinj to thc Liuiville Journnl, Mr. rilirnden s.iys lliat. wln'rnvcr hc wi'iil. iln niij; his lale canvnfs in Krnlucky, he saw tir hrard ol nuiiihers til'Democral? who avowcil 'Iicir tlclcrtninalion lo vo:c fur Gen. Taylor. lle .nitls, that, ifany onc oflheec Democrats tolod forhifliFelf.lic U not aware of il. lle t-oiifiiJentlv helicvcs ihal Kcnturkv will go for Gcn. Taylor hv n majoriiy ol 20,000. -l.l- .Hfli. t... Ilon. Er.wAcn IATES.of Missouri, in his re-ri-nt grent fpeeeh at St. Loui, at a Taylor im-et.ng, came ont lor trcc feoil, aml ne j liifilily apiJauawl l.y liis atta.tors mr mc nouut M.nt,d hc toV. I he poMtton takcrt by ih.s pa- nareh of theW h.g party of M.sjoun w.U have a great eireet in that nommal S lave Ma e. I Ilecommendcdthewisdomand portraxedthe,- hirlh to the Ortlinancc of 17S7,as intcndcd to iipply to our cntirc North Westcrn Temtory at that carly day and l-cmarked that did the iiuestion depend upon Itis rolc, the principlcs "f that OnVmance thould be extended ovcr fiery inch of torrilorj- we now have,or uiight hcreafier aequirc

A Lass Ciiickcv. A ciiicKen wnn tvu) fa-cs, (onc probably a dn2h face.) is cxhibiling al New Orleans. TIIE CAXVASS IX OIIIO. Wo reccivcd a lettcr from Clevcland yester Oav, from R gentlenien well informcd of the rta'to of thiugs in the Ileserve, and whoiostalo monta arc cntirely. rcliable, giving us thc mou licrin" accouutofthc prospects of General i Tuorfn that qnarter. Uespite lhe repre-j scn'tations of tho Cassites as.to whig dofcctions, nd tho extravagant calculations of the Van Burcnitas, who seem to havc Iost thcir bnnns l'j a fmtMic cxcitcmcnt, Old Zack willeouic out of tlio llesere, our correspondent con(I- ilently assu'res us, with a handioma majority of I thoujands. Such would bc tho result if tho 1 elcction wcre to take. placc now, and the re action is going on chccringlv. Souator 6orwin and Ouiice Walker havo ponc throHgh thc llcscrvo, Epeaking to and I cniviucing flic peoplc. Thnir eiforl havc j produccd prodigious elle--. Thosc who were lnclinod to bolt have bccoiuc thc Crniest adhc rents of Taylor. From the" Scioto Yallcy and that part of tho State s,uuth 0f thc Xational lload-aiso; we re ccive thc mo.t tlttcring assuranccsoi thc pro fresj 0f our cause. A friend at Columbus, 'ull posted up, givcs the assurancc that Gen. I ajlor will receive a larger votc south of thc aiional Koad than evcr was io'.lcd for any r rrm.lid.itc ISndanad Choi.icle, Sept. PENNSYLVANIA. As onc of tbc cvidcnccsof thc state ifrfecl Ing in the Kcy Stonc State, wc havea placaid contaimnrr a call lora moetinfrii the work- I cvenins. The call is sisned by upwartl3 ot n ONE 1WJNDRED AND TIIlUTi indtvid- uals puddlers, healers, rollers, spiko cutters, nailcrs and othcrs cng.igcd !n thc iron works, as well as sliocmnkcrs, bncklaycrs,carncntcrs, n 1 f .1 i kc anu our incnua jmorm us uiiu unc- of thc timcs. lhe worktnj; mcn of Fcnnsvl- vania arc movin;, and in thc rirfit spirit. Thc truth is, the sboe pinchcs tcrribly undcr the opcration ot tlie lanil ot 1840. Tlic raen therc dcmand l'rotcction to A mericaii Labor, and thcv know tbat it cau bc obt.iincd only by putting an cnd to thogovcrn ment of those who discnuiinatc agair.st Amcr- ican Lalwr. This consideration alonc, ought.fl lj?c Wb.gs. A h,g rrw.dcnt, and a h g (1'rom the rhiladeljthin X. Anierican.) Clarion Connty.hcrctoforc ono of thc strong ho!d of looofocoim, ivhich ha? nlirnys bccn conidcrcd safe for 1200 to 1400 majority for locofocoisin, has at ljst shoivn cridcncc of .1 riotorminnHon torcvoltagainst the party whicli ha sloni' niucli to cleccivo and rmn 1'cnw- s?l::nia. A nmnber of thc most distinguWi- uemocrais oi inai couniy nave rcpnuiaicu the Iialtimore iioniinccs and arc Ciow support- Tavlor aml mnion!m Wo -fiid in llie c,ar;oa vehlcT a Iong a(1. tlresSj snca l,v Christian Jlycrs and twclve othcr mppoitors of thc Democratic party," dcelaring their abandonmcnt of thc narty nothing but the rnh of foreign ncws prevcnts our rejirititing thN mornin. Judgc Myers, it will bc vemcmbered, was a 1'olk elcc-tor in 1SW and the other twclve signeri arc mcn of K'l'aps iual notc and .nllutnce m thc rnnks "olc mnutnce m i lc rai.K, of our oiiponeiits. 1 hcy conie un noblv to thc r(.srlic 0Vtllt.;r Slalc B'nd countrv; ar.d, a. thtre are thouf.indsinlViinsvhania whothink :mt fL.ci iu0 thcnirelves, thcir cxamplo will bc contagious. itriiii.i"un-t.ipuMi :i!wtn-rUoTi.rraiiro-iii iljtf f IIiunlHi. It iri trtily refr.-Iiiii In lw uhlv !o bnr'h n ankic ii!.ii tiio;ii imnv.1 uii.i iju.ic.1 m j ui- .irn, ln.l Ir7ii-il iiici.it i. in7i ttit-rrnini. in MMiiliti; fnrtll ttfk artff uTk ihiIic. tr Ifi-t-at Amrl r.ili Ui,!ll"ily, Vail-lin's Yrlahlp I.itliulitritir .Vitlurr, hi dfi lliat no arr iliin tltc puMir jrrt'at 'rii c, aml l!tp I MifTiriii .ilL u i!1 urirr ll?o tlil latiliciar V itaoul t!latil.iitr i.u.u. ..ia.iinmt.-j tiio art..r.riaiiaT. il!i roi..rr.i tln.'l-an.!-all o.rr tln wnrl.l. no mittr ..JiAt lhe r.inlljill lt,, I,,-, iti-lli paiiarc.ilV.rit. "J'aun!y a urrk nucc r..r. l,vtw., nMc. aflrr itl iiji lmii.!nt!4 i.f iIi1.m na.l at,.!t.y(.l ''ayIita,lv 11 li.tttriM i.f thi inixtiirc ttirr.1 licr, Liintl Her, (latlii a7t. i,v. urlnui lireilllij uaini .-i t lani U ldTA h'.i l!.r..-5AM OF WIU) C1IERUY. tUf srMt rr.nMy for COXSU.M 1'TIOX, Aml tlic lHt indiiii'itm'.vn t iimii for Arthr.ii, f rrry t-las, I.iirr Ciiiil.iiiit ItrniKliitia, Iu- fcfliorlii-M!-! i-atlit ji liu autl ucatknc& la itl bri:iit, A.c, nul ull otlirr f f liO A ry uniorta3t ili-f.-oier nltlch thi fi.ilsjju cirrts h icry Ninrrful tutliitwicr, j tliat of n JJISKASKIJ 1.1VEIJ. In tVi conii.Uiiit it 1im iiajoulitcilly pro.cJ niore rffica- Wiuti i!i-iji ay ri'i.-p.ly liitlirrti. cmi!. rl, aml in uuiticr- a. ia-tacrrj. uln'ii j.atii'nt -u.!tirrl lim an.l pMcri' ullill; rii.i tlic ilis.'.iM. wit'jf.nl rrnMi.i?liio lr.it bcac fitfinm vari.rio rrllM'tlir, na.l uliril inUCl'ltV ll.i.l 1n'iii rr-.rtil I.. in laiit. t!ir UMji.f lhe naiaiu han ritoreil tlif tu alir.ltay aclU.n, un I in m iaj iii-t.uiK-s rff-ctiil 1'EU.M AXEXT CUHES, aftrrr.rry kiK.wi. rcmr.ly had fjilc.1 t. j.rcMlucr this rli.-il rty. t. lh-it. ily p.-t(.aij-hiiiTTicary in t!i".li.cvria!.o.r iini. tif.ti.il, ..cal.ii liiwl it a .ry iIT.tlii.il rrai.l ri AST1IMA, a r..t.4il.tiiit in wlnrli it li.i. I..rn i-lPii?i.ely iim.i .un ac-

nTuirii toi.-.i i MM-r'-.., r.rn iu aMi I far tiaiima.. nat.- Irani a n?u!ar phyelrian, l:u nan al in all the lomi.l mit lor Iiu-u it i rir- nni!M u.!. l. It i imt iv nilciiii..iiT tiicrrh.n, citlier t. trmUlr. ii-.ini..-.; .nlliecnotr.iry.ls'ia'.Uinii.ly.-n.UMV- .ir t.t li.i a l.rif t-tean'iit "i it .rliilap, an.l a-itt.Tl.iy- .7 ::...r. ..III.... .1.1 1 .1. nirti iir.K.fi' i.r it irtu. a iill s.atir t'ie iikk-1 iiicmlu- l.ius. iliaH.".Mi.uniiii..it iiiay an.l -UAX IWj CTUUI). 'II t'i ni. ilirllle itn r.-Mltril tif in tilne. Xoor pruain" uuliff tiiieil 1. 111 "TTS un tli" wniiii'er. W. 1". Kuwl, Ai'i-ut. ADDISON CONSOCIATIOX Will nieet at Shoreham, on 'Wednesilay, thc ISih ins-t., at 10 oclotk, A. M. For farthcr iiarlieulars seo the Chronielc of the -Itli inst. T. A. .MEKlllLE, 1'uijUur. F.IUGHTOX CATTLE iMAUKET. TllUUSDAY, (Jl't. J. At market 1300 Pccf Catllc, TM0 Stores, l!i nairs Working 0.en, 37 Cowsand Calvcs, ,;0 sl an1 f.nn,l,Si o500 Swino. .l:,CJ,:s7,v( Oi.'rfc Hxtra ,50; fn?l ft 5 75 S-;s.Lilst priees not suslaincd. 2 s, 2 ,0 S14 l:, vcars 0W S18 to $21. mir,.; (,J(,(1SaleS at SC7, 75, 80, 00, and 100. C.cs nmi Ctihrs S21, 23, 27, 31 and -10. Shccpaml LatMhs 1,23, 1,50 2, and 2,50. MAHRIIiD, In Windsor, on ll c 2Sih insl., by Ucv. S. Sallmnrfh, Jlr. David A. Jones, of Spring- fieid, Mi.ss., loiliss Susa.n M. I'iehce, ol windsor, A, Hanovcrt N IL on t,o SCtli insl., bv np.. prPeucM I.nrd. Rli.iott Bkadlky. I .Middletown, Conn., ttf Klizabetu G.Tiiomi- son, of Hauover. D1ED, In Weybridge, onthci!7lh ult., Edward Bellows, son of Snlomon and Mirinm Par ker, agcd IS years and 5 inonlha. At Syarusc, N. Y., Sept. 12, LdciusDa vu, nced 31 years, formcrly ol Weybridge, Vt. Ilc'Icfla wife and child, an.d a large cirrle ol relativcs and friends lo lamcnt hia loss. In Berlin, Sept. 27, Catherine, wife of Jacob Davis, and dnughter of lhe late John Taylor. l'.sq aged GS years. Mr. Davis ;uij wife, were married ia Ber lin, 1791, and were the first couple so uniled within the present lirr.iia of Washington Gounty. lnNeiv Haven, Conn., Sept. 23, verj sud dcnly, Rov. Edward H. Tyler, editor of thc New Knglander, 4G. In Pawtuckei, Mass., Mr. John Willky. surgeon denlisl, formerly of Windsor, Vt. Ilis frietide, who nre supposed to residc in t)ic norlhern part of Vermont or !Xew Hamp shire. may oblain furlher informaiion by nd drsfsing -'Dr. Thaddeus Phelpf, No. Attlc torongh, Mass." I'apers in Vt. and N. 11. please copy. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH- REPORTED FOU TIIE GVLAXy. Krvt York, Ocl. 9, 3 P. M. The Georgia cleciion has rcsulled in thc choirc of the follouing membera of Con-grcss: lst Dislrict, T. B. King, whig. Loco. tvhig. Lor.o. ii u whig. ii 2J M.J. welborn. 3d A. T. Owen, 4th H. A. IlaraUn, 5ih T. C. Hackett, 6ih II. Cobh, 7ih A. H. Slephens, 8th Robert Toombu, The cleciion in Delaware has rcsulled in a Whig majority of 19S. C 1-2 P. M. Therc was a violenl sale on the Mexicnn Coasl. and Brazos Island tvas submcrgcd. A U. S. Schconer, Capt. Paige. was Iost. 2000 persr.ns arc said lo liave becn prc scnt at lhe Whig mcclingat Ahinglon, Mass. Wcb3ler mado a Tnylorspccch, thc iinpori of which w.is much like that al Marshfield, only more decidedly for Taylor. He irtain- taincd Ihal llie contest was belwcen laylor and Cas, in the approaching cleciion. Whig State Oonvention, TUESDAY, OCTODEIL 17th, 1S48. The Whigs of Vermont are rcqiicsieil to tneet in Convention, at the Villagc of Montpelier, on Tuesd'av tho 17th day of Oclober, at 2 o'clock, P. M. The State Committec trustthit the importnncc of the Great Issucs depending on the ap proaching' Prcsidential Elcction, as well as thc just rcnown of the State for firni ness and consistcncy of politicHl principlc and aclion, will cnsure a vcry gcncral at tcndancc. They invite their Whig friends throughout the State to be present. TI.MOTIIY FOLLET, JOIIN KIM15ALL, SOLOMON FOOT, Whig Sialc PORTUS BAXTER. J- E. P. WALTON, Jr., Committec. SAML'EL W. KEYES, .TUSTIN S. MORRILL. j Septcmbcr :0, Iti-lS. Dailv Journal. TIII! nndt'rsigncd will, astisual, publish a Daii y Joi:i:.nal during the scssion of thc Legi-ilature. i rnnsis. Single copy for the scssion, Sl 3 copics, 2 5 f 1U a Ordcrs may bc scnt with tlic cash by mail, postpaid, or by the inembers of lhe llonsc. 7 Our wcckly will be furnished dn- ring tlie session for 25 ccnts 'i nioiitbs for 50 ccnts 0 mtmths for $1 one ycar for 61,50 in advancc. P. WALTOiX SONS. Montpelier, Sept. S, 1S48. a-jiMi !jji..jiju.a.ii..j.iil iiaiiBfc tiiin.vr criiE. V.iIliii;n.nl, Pcpt. ia, 51.r.. Gimi. Sta.it.in A Co. (J -iiK Iferlita ilntyl iir Ihith 7 i.il an.l the plll.tie. t.. lll thii llie foll..u ill7 htale- nteiil-t. I.i nv. Ir1! i, 1 as laken mtli n eierepain in m. reat t.M., wlnrli lieralne a rmiuiii; MUe, (Kt one ji.i.it.) inl i-tniiliil np inv lejan.I a in itucli a f-tatn tliat tlie l)ii.-lur Mii.l I f-uul.l lile liul a lurt tiine. I lic.irilorilnnl'd .itiiiner.t ellt aml n.t n iM.tlle ..liirli irnle iue ltiime.li.ite n lief, nn.l tlie m--ii.1 entirely rnml me. I aiu now wcll, an.l 1 llillik IIiuiI'b l.liillacilt avetl lay Hfe. -iiiii ACAitrs msnor. AVe -Tti!Y tliat ..e are well aennaiutetl witli 3Ir. 1Si-li.n. an.l knn.v tti tjteini.-nt to m Irn?. K. V. Kf.nt. Walliu-fi.nl. I). II. Kinix. Si.l.l iulliis placel.y W. I. KilsM-l, uml II. A. Sl.eiduii. rCONSUMPTION, dirc nnd drcailcd is lhe rncmv which it islhc iiiit-tiini ofBu clian'p lltin;arian Dalemn lo MEET and OVEPcTJlUOW. Aml ilus miesion hns becn prcrornicd, iu hnndrcds orinstnnccs, of whicli wc havc lhe most tlistinguiahed, au ihcntic. nnd uiicqmvocnl prools. Patnplilcls, cniiiaiiiinir a mass orccrtifi- calcs nnd olhtr pvidcnca. chowing; lh nnc qnnllcd mcrils ofofthis Great Kn;lisli Ucm--cdy.raay beobtaincd of tlic Agcnl, graliiit- nusly. David V. Br.AnixE Sox. solc Accnls n r thc Uniled Siatcs.130 Washington Slrect Ilostnn. Soldhy W. P. Kiissnl, Middlchurv, and by nncnls icncrally inN. E. 20; 4w.f MORE Jiwt reccivcd aml for calo at thc OAVi PHICE STOHE, a fnll asfortmcnt of Groccrics, Crockcry, Glass Ware, Ilnrd Warc, Papcr llaning and Mirrorj, wbieb wc will scll atcxtrcme lo- priccs for Cash orrcady pay. nasii Goobiticir. Middlebury, Ocl. 10. 1S13. 24 Anction Sale. "Will be .old on Sjturdav next. Oct. 14th. at 1 oVlocfc, 1. JI., at the llousc formcrly orvnpicd by Jocl Doolittle, K-;i a fcw rods east of tlic Vcr- mont Ilotel, tlie lollowmg articlcs, viz 4 l'rench J!ed.-icads, 1 l'arlor S'.orc, 1 Stovc infi Galloics PijK', 1 Canada Sloee and Pipc, Iron II 'arc, any tjtiantity, Tin II 'arc, C'ans, Pails, Pans, llrcud J'ans, Sloin: Warc, Croclcry. Wash Slandt,Drc.mnfi Tahlcs, Ktichcn Tallcs, 1 fonr J'oot Tabte tci'th cnds, LunLlng (iws, 1 or vtorc llctls, Undcr JJtds, 1 ifoz. Flag JSollom Cliairs, 1 Drcssiny llurcau, (Maltotany) tcith Gta.ui, 1 do. do. do. wUhotit Glass. Corniccs for Curlahi.. Plattd Sih-cr Candlc Sliclv, 1 jmir l!ru.s Andirons, 1 Fender, 1 Etfty Cliair. 2 Mahoganji IJyJit Slaiids, Barrch, Wash Tubs, JSutlcr Tub, Camlie Botc., 1 Sac, 2 Oltomahs, 2 Jluys, 1 Cttrpcl, 1 Vascof rax 1'lowcrs, 1 Mantel Imiii, 1 -tri do. 1 Snspcndcd do. 2 dozen Whiff Glasse, 2 Sdrcr 1'lailcd Lake Uaskcts, l Plaited Castor, Half do:cn Large Plailcrs, 1 Tureen, Half doz. Tca W'aiters, Doublc Tin Cotcrsfor Hohl Table., frc. Uh-UKWITH, Auc-t. BOOKS! B00KS!! THE fiibscriber havin recenlly madc lare aildi tiuns to his prcvious a5 Ebrtiuciit of iinokn, fecU assurcil, tli.it hc can ac conimoilate tl.osc u Ilo m ay fntor liim i iih a call. witli Juvciiile Annualj, Ilibk-s, Cl.ifjiciil and- School liooks.on asfavorable tcnma.i lliev can be nrocur- ed inany of thc large ciliea. Coimnitteejuitliiustn nrocurc eabbatli bchoolor Distritt Librarics, uill linJ a good and clicap a- bortmenl. I.. V, CLARK. MiJdleburr, Oct. 0. 1S43 2 1 JIR. FRAX'CIS BURROWS Would respcctfully announce to the citizens of x.iiauiebury and vicinity that he has 'cturncd to this villajie aftcr an abscucc of ii ycar,makin" in vcstigations and improremcnti in the Uagucrre anArt having visitcd thc prindpal cstabllsh ments of the kind in the citics that he is now prcparcd to rcnder his picturcs entircly satisfacto-rj-. He is confident, from his Iong cxp'cricnco and the succcss he has had in tho art, that he can sat isfy thc Most fatidious. Ladics aml Gentletncn are invitcd to call'and examine for thcmsclvcs. X. 11. A sapeiior article of quick stuff for salc. Oct.3, 184S. 23:lf. DOX.VAVA.V.S CUE.IT SKRIAI: PANORAMA OF BIEXICO, Occupyiny 21,000 feet of Canvass. Cxhiditlng thc Socnerr, Citics aatl battle FicUU on tho rciwctivc routr iuruej by thc Amcricau Ariuy, frum Cor pu Cliriti to Iltipua ista, atiI thnicc to Vallatloliil antt Iroui Vora Cruz to tliv Citv of Mmico, a line of Countrv OVfcll 3:000 iMILKS IN EXTEXT! Thii tiijMfndous Paixtixo, to whicli tho Prujs and tho Peiil liaifalrcal acconlcd tho uirritof brin the ma-t con.irurune anU lcautifi;l rauoniiua cer ciinbitej ia InJstoii, n umv oupxhibUiou ut BOYLSTON HALL, CoR. OF BOTLSTON AND AVaSIIINGTO.N StS. Bostox, KVKRV KVnXIXG, au.l nn r.rcry WcJncsJiy aml Sal url;iy Aftehvoo.y, at3 o'clock. Capi. DOAXAVAX, Authorof Aih',nture3 in Mcxicn, atiJ for t-cwn niouths a priMjncr, iIuriutT lhe rrrnt war, ic )rrrnt toptplaia tho picttir aml tIuriiituocIii Iiithm will rel.itTj uiaoy iucitJcuU of tho war, 3Ic.ucan IiiVt TicKct -j c-nU. Lilirral arrancmcati lurule iti Par tio and Schools. Kihihttiimi givcn to partiwi fnui tho i-uuiitry at au lioitrV tlotip. tJJ l'r particulari mx hilLi of the dir. 2:),l'2w TeaYTearTeaS" AGKN'TS and familics siipplicd, at wliolcsalc or rctail. AN ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESrf STOCK. P. P. FHANCIS Is now receiving ilircct from tlic sliip 7i LargM Stock and Grealcst I'aritly of Tca3 cvcr brouglit bv any onc house into Ver mont. Tlicsc Tcas nrc reccivcd ilircct from a Clu'na JIousc, which sends out lhe finest Tcas grown in THE CELESTIAL EMPIltE nnd wbich nrc noted for tlicir dclicious and fra- grant llavor. Arrangemcnti Jiavc liccn entercd into.wlicrcby tlie iublic may bc iurc of obuinin, at alf timc, purc nnd liigldy llavorcd Tcas, aud at about balf thc funncr iiricc and no dividing profils among partncrs or for aentics. 00 ct. IIy.son Skin Tcti now sold for 25 cts, 7." ct. ilo. do. do. do. .'14, 75 ct. Y. llyton ilo. do. 3-1, 100 do. do. do. 50, &c, &c, &e. Aiso nrocericsof all kindj proporlionably low. l7- Don't forget, No. I Tclcgraph 1 Jow, south end of thc 15ridgc. 10,000 poimds St. Croix S. 1. U. Sugar. 4.000 pound3 Crushcd and lloltcd Sngar, 500 do. Loaf do. 2,000 do. Java and Uio ColTcc, 100 do. l'eppcr nud Pimcnto. Nutmegs, Clovcs, Ca.ia. Giugcr, Uicc, Pcarl Starcli, Indigo, 15ar Soap, Alum. Salt Pctrc, Salivratus, Soda, Campiior, Crcam Tart. Jlagnesia, llhubiirli, Castor Oil. JDST RBTDBKBD! J AS. MCKEAND, MERCIIANT TAJLOR, Woul.l iiiforni tho inhaliitants of tlil town and vicinity that hc liaj just rcturncd froin New York with a large assortmcnt of Conisting of Vrcnch, Engli.-h and Gcmian TlroadclotJtS, JJtulhh and French Pdack C'as.-imere.i, J'renrh Doc-SLins, of crety rariely; Englifh and l'rench 1'ancy t'assimercs Plain J Fancy Salins Plain nnd Ifyurcd Vclrel Caslimcrc and Va lcncia Ycflinys of great rarie'y: ai so a tcell fclcclcd as-'ortmcnt of REABYiillCLOTilil, Consi'ling of COATS, PANTS, YESTS, MERTNO SlllllTS, ELANNEL SIKGLETS, FLANNEL DIIAWEHS, SIimTS, SUPPEN DEI1S, &C. Tailors can be stipplicd with Scott's Ilcporls of Fashion3,and all sorts of Trimmings at nll tiracs. fj Thc abovc bcing agent for Scott's Amcri can and Kuropcan Fashioin, nhicb be reccivcs muntbly, cnablcs bim to furnislt gcntlemcn at all timcs with garmcnts madc up in thc latcst stylcs. As gcntlcmen are aware of thc good qtialitics of my goods and tbc low priees at which I dis posc ol thein, it would be usclcss to make any lur Ihcr roniment cn that subjcct. CUI'TING ntall timcs attcmled to, as tnual, at the Old Staml, No. 1, lirewstcr's lluilding, two doors south of tho Post Ofiicc Middlebury, Oct. 10, 1848. 24 4 Humber 2, BY EXPRESS, AT No. 1, Washington Square. Thc subscribcr is now recciing fiom Boston and New York a new and choicc scleclion of DRY GOODS, of cvcr- dcscription adaptcd to tbc scason among wbirlt may bc found a few pattcrns of lourning l)c liincs. all wcol, at 40 to 45 cts. French, Kngliih, Scotclt and Amcrican Ging- hams at 14 to 25 cts. Ilrilliant Lustrcs, a finc arliclc, at 45 to 50 cls. Brown Shcctings, a yard wide, for 5 cts. Tbc iincst fllerrimacks for 7 cts. A splcndid assortmcnt of bhawls, embracing cv cry varicly, from 8-4, Jiearly all wool, worth S3.50, to 10-4 Long Shawls wortb SC.00. REABY MADE GL0THIM8. A good assortmcnt of Mcn's Oicrcoats Brown llroadclotb, madc in good itylc.from Sl 1 lo 12, Canada Grays, from SC to S, Twceds and Satinctts at S7 to 8, Irock Coats and Pantaloons all wool Vesu. a finc assortment, from 87 cts. to $3,50 evcry varicty. Aiso, Boys' Ovcrcoats. Pan taloons and Vcsts. A gcncral assortmcnt of Those wishin to pnrchase for Cash or Rcady pay will find it for thcir intcrcst to call-and cxam inc m-stcck, as I am dctermined not to bu un dersofd by any mcrcbant in this vicinity. JOHN WAlNWKlGHT. Middlebury, Oct. 10, 1848. 21:tf. Winter Ribbons, A Kich and Beautifnl Slyle, jnst rccoivcd by P. P. FUANCIS. Middlebury, Sept. 20, 1848. 22; J. BHAHCH. CLOCK AND VATCII MiIlEER, VERGENNES, VI'., Would inform tlie citizens of Middlebury and vicinity, that he will do any work in thc lim- of repairing tbat may be scnt to him, on short uo tiee and rcasonablc tcrnn. N.ll. Watcbcs &c. may bc hamlcd to Jlr. Goole llrown, orlcft at this oflicc, ar.d they will b c faitlifully fonvarded in safcty, and rcturncd asquick asrcpaired. 24; 3w. iHusical MU. "WniTCOMB haviug taken up his rcs iilencc in Middlebury, takcs this nietbod of sav ingto his friends, and thc dancingcommunitygcn crallr, that hc is prcparcd to fumbhgood inu;ic for Lcttcrs uddrcsetl to 15. K. AVhitcomb MicMlc burv, Vt.. will rcceivc prompt attcntiou. 27y Middlebury. Nov. 3. 1847 Pork. POIiK. packcd hcre, Salmon, llackcrcl, Codfish, Turks Island Salt, 15v II. A. SHELDON. Jliddlcbnrj-, Sept. 25, 18-1S. 22, Broad Oloths. A large assortmcnt of Comnion, iMcdimn. and Finc English Gcrman Clotbs will bc told lor CASH chcapcr tli.ni can lc botight in town. H. A. SHELDON. Middlebury, Sept. 25, 1848 22; 9t m i oii AT TIIE OLD STAHD Afull assortmcnt of Goods. adaptcd to thc Fall and Winter trade, which will bc sold as low as at any othcr Establisbmcnt in tho countrv. "Z. 11ECKWITII. Sept. 25, 1848. Tea Brizakers. W. S. JOHXSOX takcs plcasurc in nnnoun cing to the lovcrs of Good Tca. that he has re ccivcd thc ngcncy for the sale of the CII1XA TE.V COMPANY'S TEAS. in the Town of Middlebury nnd vicinity. and bc is now receiving Froh Tcas from the Company which will dcfy compclition in qualityand iriccs. 50ct llvso'n Skiu Tca, now sold for.'!2cts. 75ft 40.1s. 75ct Yonng llyson 40cts. 40ct lilack 25cti-. 75ct 40vt.--. The choiccst I5r.in.ls of ISIack Tca contantly on hand. Thc abovc priccs nrc thcwholcsalc pri ccs of thc Company earh packago is markctl by tho Companv and f-ohl at tlicir jiricc fur CASH, by W. S. JOHNSON, Agent for Chinu Tca Co. Middlebury, Sept. Ut, 1S48. 10; rr GASH STOEE BY COKNER OF JLVIX GP.EEX STUEETS, A'EKGEXNES, VT. THIS day rcceived, an iranicnsc varicty and quantity of KEW GOODS, Fancy and Shifle Dry Gvods, Fur Goods Jlalx, Caps, JSnol.i and Sltoes, Crnrh ry, and Stonc Warc, Groccrics, frr.i-r. Qver 8000 Soilars worlb of J1EADY-MADE Ciot h i n g, Positively thc largcst stock cvcr ollcrcd in Vt. Consiting of Ovcr Coats from S3 lo 20 Froi k nnd Sack Coats from S-2 to 15 Pnntalooiis fiom Sl to 5 Vcls from Kic lo S5 Togctbcr wilh an cnillcss varicty of GESTLEME FUUSISIUSG GOUDS Aiso Boys' CiofcMixg, A large assortmcnt. P. W. COLL1NS dcsircs it to bc dislinctly ttn dcrslood tbat bc is dealing in f.tcls. whcn heitalcs that he can and will oflcr grcater induccmcnts to purcbascrs than anv othcr cstablishmcnt can af ford. Vergennes, Septcmbcr 9th, 1P4S. 20lf otice. Persons indcbtcd lo mc, nrc informcd, tbat i I shail bc rcady to scttlc with thcm, unlil thc lst of Octobcr ncxt ai'tcr that il.itc they will find tlicir acconiils in tbc liands of lawycrs. EDWAKD WAlXWlilGHT. Middlebury, Sept. 1 1848. I0:tf l n wr nn jwv a n a n To Traders and Families WHO EL Y THEIU SLTAWLS, SILK GOODS, AI) Oloak Materials, ix tiii: HOSTON MAKKirr JEWETT PltECOTT, jiii.k sntKirr, (I'irtt Pti.rc U-lim 1'ir Old S..111I1 Clllirrli.) II,r.c rnriinl, ..ee li.e first i.f Aajut, O.Vi: Thousand Packages SILK 1 SLTAWLS CLOAK MATERIALS, !iMbrnilrarrnvaric: Xi:VSTIS, iinurpnwM liy anv nfMtrinn-Ht nir oilVrttl in ilif Unihil Staioy. I n:ii thi. inromparaM., Fl.H-k .if CII0ICK S1I.K fi()ODS, SIIAWk, i'-. riireliaer cau SELKCT ANV qrAXTtTV, from a siolk SttAWL r Unrss r.vTTniix tl- 11 VlinLE I'ACKir.K iu I.ASK. i laeir biu iihi. ...t. a.n, an.l elny ui raiccs below tiik ke-icii or co:irm- TION. Wo are al-o rceeii in?, I.jr cverj' arf iral, larc inar.titi Long and Square Shawls, IJL'K, ELUE BL'K, AND FANCY COL'D DllEriS SILKS AND SATINS, RICII VELVETS, roit sii.vvijs, it. Vviilcs and YLite SilLs, JSomUtzines, Lyonesc Cloths, Alpaccaf, jt., e 7.-1:. .11 .1.. fZnntU are in m H'l. izn! nnJ qiialilie.' -euliar toour(!l, 'l iluTwm rrom tln.e alollicrotai.il.iiineiii-. J.Jtl'.al-.clainithccrelit of proJucmj a vcrr larjo Ilii GOODS, SUAWLS, AND CLOAK MATERIALS, L'ARTKK!,ik1 moM nsT iiands, whcre tho LU1V EST I'ltlCEd cau alwa.rslio tccnre at, WHOLESALE OR RE'TAIL, JEWETT PRESCOTT, Mlk btrcat, A few ittps frum V" nm St. 1 vj. S3 3 AND NEW G-OODB. C. JL IEWIS CO.arc now receiving a large aud rich assortmcnt of which they arc,ou"cring at cxrrcmely low priccs; consisliug of IJRY GOODS, of almost cvery varicty and slyle. Aiso Groccrics, Crockery, llnrdware, Glasswarc, Dnms, fllcdicincsj Paiuts, Lin sccd and Lamp Oil, Cut and Wrot Nails, EEADY MADE CLOTIUNCf. Embracing cvcry varicty of Goods found in a country Storc. All are mo-t respcctfully invitcd to call andcx amtno Iicfore purcliasing elscwhcrc. as our ntotto is LOW PlilCES FOR ItKADY PAY. C. M. LEWIS CO. Cornwall, Sept. 11, 18-18. 20: tf. FALL ANB Winter Olothing. ri ENTLKMl'.N viilin tlic c;lv, in want of VJF1 1'.ST UATi: I. 'l ll NG, nrc rcspectfallv invitcd to call aud cxauiinc the Inrgct Stock of FASIIinXAIJLY MADE (.Fall Winter tfiething, whicli can be IiiiiikI 111 tlic city, r,uiMslilig ol W cry varicty ol lninncnls m.i.le uji 111 n supcnor manncr nnd wiil lc soM at jinci., as low as any cstabli.ihmcnt in tbc rnion. Wo havc nLo on hand a gcuer.il assnrtincnt of Yvutli's Children's Clotliing manuf.H tiircd in taly stylcs. Call carly at EUOWN, LAAVKENCE STICKNEY'S Nos-6, 7, 9, 11, and 12, OLD STATE IIOUSE. Erontini; State St I50STOX. 2t KUTLAND P.rRLINGTON lLMLUOAl) CO. Two as'es-m.'iits or.'ivc dollars cach havc Icn ordercd bvlbc Dinviurs oiicarlisliarcofllicrapi tal t-tock "ofthc I.'ntlandand liiirlington liaiinmd Conipany :onc :iy:ible on thc lirst, and thc olltcr on thu fjlh d.iy of Oetoler ucxt. I'avmetils mav bc inadc t l!ic llanks ofllur lington, Vwvcniics, Miibllcbnry. liinlan.l, lllack Kivcr, or lloilows Falls to thc Clicsbiri" 15mik. Kccne, N. II.. to II. O. Pcrkin.. liutland, lCdwanJ Pu-kering K--.H G" State Strccl.lliMton, or to the Trcasurcr at I:i olKcc in Middlclmrv. SAMl'KL SW1FT, Trcasurcr. Jnno 21M, 1"48. 18; nw; Fall JSuzrasigemeiit. TIIE STEAMTOY EOAT Capt. N. R. PUOCTOIt, Will rcsttnic hcr irnlar tn"r, on Lake Cbam plain.diiringthc rolof lhe tiavigablc scason, in j tlicrullowirig manncr: LEAVE VVIiii. ln!!, Sliindayi at 10 a. m AP.niVE nl VTnneii tamf cvc WtiilWM-il! ri Kmt V ttilrhnll W'lirtlisll t-raeniHM, 1 ut.mj.-iir, n t ll.tehall '.t.iliienlats.lU l"-irt Kenl, i"hntil.-iJ. 10 Wliitrh.-iH, 1'iHtars 1(1 Vwscimci., Saluidarf, ji Sloppinsat all intcrmcilintt'placesfurlhpiiui posc t.l I1EUE1VJNG I)I&CILP.GING PltE'GnV'. Poals will be takcn in Tow at any placc ihal may bc drsiicdl.r ihem. 13 Parlicular Altenliou yim to 'J'oring.glQ LIBBKD OIL", FO" salc by thc Snlcrilcr,, SXS who h.-.c iDniicd a ;-riucr- IUsPrr?i '"P "nilcr tlie rmn of ifSjSS! 0'Ki.vsiiax Toiiis, b2'SsS v,Tio will kc-n constnuilv on hand. a lnr.e artiilc nt n little advtnii-e of N. Y liricccurrcnt. nt thc old t-inl nenr this tillagc, T. OTLAXKCAX WM. TOUl-N. MiddlcboTT, Oct. 2, lf48. X. 15. Alfonlcri for oil rromiiilrallemlcd to. Dirccl, O' F. Tom w 21: tf. 1KOTLQE. ALL persons indc'.tcd lo tbc sulucrihcr, are rc(iiictcil to r.ill anu Sfc l ihh ociorc tuc ii ol Uctoucr ncxt cnu save co-t W. P. 11USSEL. Middlebury, Sept. Ift, 1S48. 2() W m. M. BASS, Phvsician Surgeon, OFFEKS bi' profosional scrviccs to tbc inhab itann of Middlebury and Ticiniry, and rc rncctfully solicits a share of inllic jKitronagc. C7 OrFicc in tho room inimcdiatcly over l)r. liusscl's Drug Storc latcly occtipic.1 l.y J- C. Wickcr. TUii NATIONAL PSAL1IIST, isr masox 4- wevd. NOW rctv rnrl -Iipry, "TU Nmtioual P-Mrait a TiiM wtwk, npMi iii"I u-rr tnD Uirw j-rar of laliftr hiir infiiexpcml'!, u m pnv.l'J to rhrilTis TrarS cr of 3Iu-i: anil tiliifr. aa mt omplrte Makval or l'JALMnor, wUt' l tn 'tr "f fltoi. Can.iotv-, I mlditHa ta Inrre rartrty of eitttrrljr aeve Maie, fr nihtl hy litiHuiJtrti t'timrn anj nniivr naalrihntor, the Xatifnal fMtlwi u lrlu' ed tn nmtnin n UpfT pn nirtiuii than any othcr rAlIectifu, f tlic rkh luLinl timrs wlitc'i tW Cktfrrh 1m mrl fr urt Imt inany i f mcttatv iwvertlieirr nw tu th coaatry. It coutain mnt of ibr imjirtUr latffifli iTwaM, athl 11 Antlicab', itxMtly wn, are etl atlapte! Infth Ar Churrli worship anil Cboir prjctiw. IU imJtxes ara very coinplcte embratin b"ihl tlie nsual alphabetical aud inrtrieal indexea. au imlex to firt lincs nf hymn-, Ac-, and De5riptive TtM1 in which tU tatui nrc classinViI owsunJini tu tiicir iiyle and chnrac trr. nrSSF.I.T aud GOM)SRrHY RiJiu? T-h.V, now u.d in more than 4'W tr if, nnl atfuthtr! to b tbc lel and chrapftt now hcfure tbe inMir. Clawical nnd Hcliool Ro.ik, aud rJtatinnary ofnll LimU furntbrtt to JlVreH mt, Tenf liera and To n, M VERY Jdtcei. Ordrr wJicitfd lir :ii TAYVAS, WIMTTKMOIin .TAO.V, One Ealf Cash paitl for Good Dutlcr by H O. SMITJI. Nctr llavcn. Jfav, ll, 3 1 AKU ITEW G-OODS. YOU CAN SAVE IIALI "Four Money, lly calling in at No. 1, Telegraph Eow, South side thc P.ridge. P. P. FHAB'CIS, I now rccLtring an JM3IENSE STOCK, Unsurpasscd in varicty aml RrCIItfESS OF STTLE! Hc can now cxhll.it onc cf tbc larjrtst iml Stock of n rz tty R i vv, j) w In the State, AND MUCH C1IEAPER Tlun cvcr licfora known rC?-PUICES HAVE KALLE.N iCGOODS ARE CI1EAP! And hc is dctcrmincd to scll Ilis stock is too lanrc to cntinicnite. Auioii. iomc of his Cloak and Drc-is t!ood, arc Aii cmllc-s varictv from 3 1-2 cts. nj.w,: 3-cods, Of evcry dtcripiion. New Siylo French nnd ScOU-h Wfeil;!? O-mg&.aii Kew Stylc, Muhuii- Littte iy Pla'.ds, do. 1'ictvriiiis, do. Ory;-iii, Sittin S'rij e, do. CuIicil' Pluii!-; dn. iMDHll'lni1.. do. Ciixhn'er.- Clonl i-i; do. C.yimrrc Dirj u.!s do. Hc f.aine.t tjonic handome for iliiivn' n. ,r. Jliartiful Dn.b Elne aml I.i, aptl lJoml.uzii.ts. 7 Puil ili- I'hi vcrc Ti uo- J l .-tio A':i Siu?, l'.i.!-opL.r.-.n, Caiiibiiil.- varion :t-.K- i V .-li.lltl 1H I lVrti 1 1)U- A ricl. ,5 ct. urlii lc lr ."i c' r"r!tipt r P.lnck do. Ibr .M.in iH:!-. r7'Sni.rr K1I) (iLOVRS, Mt-i.-i nn.. Wmin'ii's vvllite an.l iiuu- ilori'.l. t;SdU and Ca-h:m'rc do. L O X G WLS, AI.SO 10,000 yds. Slie ings, Brillmgs l ?a AJUO-. i At priccs which will a- tm:'-!i ri -p' BROAD C AN! OfHS of stipcrror f.ibric and linMi. X. n NONE CIIKAW:'? T R I ftl M I N U of nll kimU, bcst qnnliiy. Likowi'c nbout evci;. in u fmnily. iTfK-Ir vo.-u f t'r'.i 2 ii. IIOWLANI) i:iLL.S SiiiiciinoOinn Familv Flonr, fur -:l.- I.v ir. l. fl'li r.ir. Cottmi do. (N. Cmnliric A SPLHKDII) LOT. NEW PA'i TEIJXS vfiylow. jnt r."d by P. V. FliANCIS Ort. 2.1, If-'i:-'. 1.1 T OK I.KTTLKS, Rcmaiiiiu;-at I It i'o-t i-ut ''iddlch Vt., Sept. MHli. ICIS. A. A. Atwond, Mr- iri:-'!-t i.:wr :n.- .Innfs A. inc-, Mi- Jlin 1 1 .n i Mcr. Aikrn Ilarlicr.l-.'ili't I.-. i i! .ir. MNaMarv Ainlicw.i, l'au' T.i in -John Ilovcc. Mi ii i Kl ll'" I. i. i .7. C. I Jli.fi-.. Ja-prr S J Jltr.li M.ii;. P-.l- MiKs iMinrnia I!riir'-. Cburlrii l'i-. In John rro!i. Mmloue lirumll. Jwidl Boivi!lli, Mit liarl Cn tn llr. .Icioiih- A. Itenolii'lTI-oiiin- M- .'..t-i ML Aim S. l:uticrficld.''li.-irlc t. .Jninc! ('nw!.- JlcnryJI. !-ntrr. .IllRH- 1 51. '.I.I.V. l!i'-c ri i'oii, M.irv Jf. fi.r i.-n, J itnci Jftt.- i'.-.-, Jlich.icl Mr- Ii nn;, Mary JIi X -inar:'. Edward JKN.ni ailu-c JI. Jb.rrin, Wm. 15. C o. hran, H. (.lcrk. V. V. Clay, Jlarru Carlton, Jlk-hncl Colttr, W. C'anc, G. 15. Cnmmii,-) JIL'S Ann W. imk, fllrs. ilamct t.. arr, Mi-i H.ir:i. f Jl.-ri!: :cy, Jlrs. Sarnh l)'ti2biy. Mbs Murv L. l.tif, AvhlI V. Mr-. I-ia.if .irhr.ls, Thonm 1). Pnk. T.ii.-s f'unl. i i Pbcb. Patt Ptinill, JI'iii. Saint!' IYpi:i. Mi-s J"ttii! l ipcr, Mis ll.in ict l'jrsons, Dnnionic Qii iin, Su-plu ii Vi. Ilt-mclcc, Joscph IJood. Sam'l O. Kicl.anlrn. JtMcpli ll. ni" -;on. John Havi', Andrcw Uardi-:. Jlarin Dnfly. Philip Dnjrjran, Kilward JI. Di wey. Manton Dnahiirm, Prof. (Jov. Eit'.n, Jlrs. Ilnnnah Ilrerlj-1:, JIn. C. 15. Kldriilgc, 1 latiicl Ford, hdnanl t-itch, Lracl I). Frost, .lol.n IJitl.' Miss Angclinc Frccmnn. An bvw b'.'n Miehscl Galran. l!o!'rr !r i r. Jlatlbew Galran, J'ntriik S: r Jlirhacl Grabnm, SamlS. w. i;. Cilhcrt, tioo. V .ittitn. Pbtlip Gonbin, A-h'. v S. :i.- in. likliartl Grcom, Mut Sii 'n.t-r, ytmh Grangcr, Dui l S- o t. JIuis Catucniie Glcn-oc.hilivarii II. So!. Mon. Oliver Harpin, Mi- Llizalirt'i Sclf i Daniel llcali-v, Al: j. Siih'ry Smit'i. Franciii Ilcaley, Snmn.l A. Sismiie:, llnrry Thonr.. Alon.Narri-.i Vrt.Kti--Itnynl Witl'.n'-II. Alis? Ann.i JVi!I-ou, Kli Ilolilen, Ixiral Huntmgton, IVnni Hosrtnev, JaLies llarKin, J1K? Jlary Ileagin, Jliss Jlary Ingraham, Iloracc Irving, Jrfivim W'i.p I, Sttbrin.T Wofd, Ajtb.'n t 'V f, Alis- Jaiic Jc-i, O. G. Kcitb, Jlicbael Kcllcv. Alcxiindcr Welstcr, Miss Jlarv Ann Killcv, D..11.1 W .kcf t.l, lohii E. Kinnev. Rcv. AI.Iq c Walker. Jli-s Jttli t F AYill-oi:, JIi -.indcr Jliss Mary K. fvinncy, Jolm hellcr, Wm. S. Lcikwood, Fcrsoos calliati fur atn t'.t turtuian cd Icttci-s wfll jIcae to dcslgnsic ifccni a- A.l- vcr!ctl. I wn cpnt- in aiM'tinn t.. tlif i n rd nn oll Ail.crji-nl l.cttcr- 2-j Y.m ni n i ak;:! k i 1 i U ltu

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TO THE PUBLIC. ChemicaX Combinalionfrom the Vegelable Kingdom to ltepel Jjiseases IJvi MJ 1 ihe Public thal thev havc leased i t ST?5. TJA.VE ,fc worksof the MIDDLEBURY MANUFACTUR- UJ fe'?5sVSSr5. .he worksrormeV.y owned by A Ru. herforU. ariJfeT4? OF Tll-i DAY lor incuiwui.iwi..u.". ""o- v Good- Thcy are ww huildtog at a great expense a -iving pcrmineat co.ors to their clolhs and ol turnisninD Dr.GUYSQJT'S FArnV'aul. !eciniitc thc real liii I or THIl UlRACT lS pHlLST I Clcrnr IT JMC JOOf ISARSAPA51UA. Indiso Blue Gloths and uassimeres, wlchthey JLl at .11 be lound at ,h rs anaotir-T wh J al 17 i iv..r uwm wuu a ..a.., -v- :.t -ii. I li: iter aat JTtlI:nt of 11 THE s ths, Cassimercsj Twecds, Flanncls, &c, ,v tl c- iavc -vcr vet becn able to ofler, which they wm as ncreioiore Cu.t...u0 m n p 1 m ii MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDl ChNE IN THE WORLD! The result or a series of Chemical Expen ments, this Gsmpmuui Eilratt of Ydlow Dock and v...L.r;vn u-ithalmostcn.ial v powerlul veg- i ..,ki-vMVtntirn. is one of the createst discote- 1 ries of Ihe agc and is thc first and only inMancc J in which thesc I ultv have becn m wm WESTERN NEW YORK (Eollcgc rf cciltl), 207 Main street, Butralo. N. V. TR. G. C. VAUGHN'S YesetableLithontrip JJ ticAdvertisementfor IW'-r",1, c,ame' 1 i iirifKi cninhaticallv the case with this anicle. Disease haseveryielded to ils most marvellousmedicinalpovcr. Wheievent t. nncnih Amprira. Ensland.Canada TTn:..i hnre nroved the tiuthof ihis statement, the above quoialion in a strong pithy sentence, tells the vholestory. Invahds. the principle on which you are cured may not be known to you, but the iesnltof a tnal of the ar o.ilrtnr,.. vnn are restored. and the se- cret of the cnre remains with theproprietor. I i he ffl wibc doncin the b,-,tm-nncr and on the most lavorable tenns. 171 Tl.nv-ire prcpare l to ofTer stronsindue:ments toMcrchants, Merchant Taors al nlothc'rsu-Ksbinsiopurchasctheirstylesofgoods. R1 r- To th-ir libcral natrons, both at homc and abroad, thcy tendcr their most A,nV rir p and Iiops Ihat the expense wh.cl. they are now in- Pn ;ur, o wvinsCash lor FLEECE WOOIOO TRUTH IS iHIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL. Tli.il ivhkli liaa licfn no t Imnly asst rtot with rr;ard to Iliecujccf lliecertaiii distaan nainol liclow, lias bctn ntnl ilii nrnnrletur haj. witliin lliclast vear. i ,.vi,l,-.,r,- fn.niidTV nnrlof Ihe c uulrr ol uie in? 'he dlie and powers of each, it. Me.tirine is a comnoiina oiuisnuti Kuois-so ions in uc ,v;,tal rool bas its oivn rar- 0Sn"of "r Siel MecocUng tlli ihihihiiiiliiii INVALUABLE FAMILY COMPANION. IX LECTUBES on Causes, rrcTention and nf rnnsnmption, Asthma. Discasts of hHcart.andallFemale Discasts. 234 pages, q .nrmt ws. l'ancr uu tu, uum. Mail to Lany part-postape 0 1-2 nU. Shouiacr liraccs an &o ccnis iwsiuoc. ..-..--o Bejlvt's Factoht. in the Kctptiax Btooc. Forman st. about forty rodj eouthof Fulton Feny, BaooKLTS. N. Y PIIRIFY PURIFY Life and Health are in the Blood. dcanse, Pnrity, and Regulalc Ihe Circulalwa, ana tntwnoie uoay derful ofail ranaiies to produce such a resull, u BRANT'S INDIAN PTTRTFYING EXTRACT Yes, the desired result and effiicacy vrill be nroduced by the use ofa smaller quantity of this V. iln lm pflected bv the use ofa I1U Uilll I I rl .1 t n riT' CfT 1 1 1 II I 1 1 III WIIUMI& success is astoniliing, having pcilortnea 05":,!", ...0.krvhich na- like quantity of any other remeuy in me wonu. ovcr fifteen tliousand cures iiuce us aisco4 e.j fi;st established, inten- (See our i'ampniets lor prooy 1 uor'i 1 fi,ic fitnirirn 1: viiiiiiv 1111 iS'rnl? edconliiru ,C,V.U,.,. Its unrivalled powerover disease, and great superiority over all Simpk SnrsapariUa Syrups, may be attriDiueu iu mc iai.i uu ;v purely of vegetable snbstances, eacli one having direct reference 10 some inlernal organ conse quently the iMc system is benefuted. It is the moU hihly eoncentraied Syrup m use, and being in Q.ua'rt IJottles at one dollar per bot tle.itisalsothecheapest. Itpurifies andennch- es the Blooa, ana invigoruics ic 1 sc-iuently e'xpels nervous disease Irom the sys tem more eirectually tban any medicine known. Itispleasant to the tasle, occasions neither sicknesa nor pain in ils operation, can be taken reardlessof Imsiness ordiet, and by the aged and infant with equal efiicacy. r;rHI!nNin D1SEASES Ihis Compound Hhr. GltEATEST ULESSIVG cvcr jsscsxd Tliis Puninta is Tholiy prcpareu irom vi-b' nnrt pures the wont. most opsuuaie, um "-standing disea.es of the blood, wilhout pu Z ".,m;n ript-pnm". debilitatinz. Itclcans- 1am- k'usi '.r- .i r phkb in "nrtT hands, for Yrce circrlation-Ahcy 3 S L,i .inonnll,f7s.andshovtesiimonyofcuie5 blood, and bnes new w0uiuuu.c rtT, 1 trnoie svsieiu. aiicompi-.'"-'- PURIFIERis FOUR TIMES ohicp ni L'lCdi suiiciiii:. duu aiu 1 ...11 nrYnlAtolt on A. sr.in all 11s cuaraciFn, r -l:.J icated Irom the system by its use. See pam long king J.Jfc I NEAV MEDICINE. Masta's Genuine Indian Vege table Pureativc I'ills. rpilKmo-i 2cncr;:lly appniveil lamily imdi-l A cie,ic.tt i.lifhadaia:ilIieprinr.p.ilMores( in cvi-r villi.gcani.f'vvnmihitatcai,. ll.roug 1-, o.it Ihe'state ot iNuur Hjmp-.hiie and Cai.ada w'''"'w Ol" InflnmntvrtJ I'crcrs, InJi-i llnnlachi. Uwps'i", L'tvcr C'""1-' biiut, C uilirenfx, i'iti.i. Juiiinhre. Ctul- iii f.iii.iii'friiiiiU lioptii-M. tian'on Kiicmai Rem- T,0vitive. speedyand permanent ciy.re for 1 ,-dy, lluurt I1 n-iit, liailn.r.M.il,an.lniif.cteure is a pO-Ilne, spcc v r,.;.,.;, 7?;, i beiniir.tiwi.tiiiniaftonahimniiifiiinusaiiiij. i'w, Cuniumvtion, Iscrrjulti. Jsrysipeias, jai a rain Kiltacior it lia nn niual. II oram n. Uie ih..Til.y rt-lii.viis laiii and n imn ms diM-aMi 'I ry ii- it In-ier f:tilr I cuim? niun ui iiroiiwi.B-. tiihinl AJp-ctinns, Ilhiiimnlism, l'nTohjfis, and ..Ii m.tit iHrrliuns. Sall llhniM. t'loup or lVrf,Ancinlhci:tcnUaruil-acr, ufc jmms, I Twtliachr, Snc Thront and Qai'wfy, VI crraHfd Hnrrs, Ilurns, Frosled K', MoUnl II- i.'.rxh imitmli. JSinuiiins. Corns. SicrUin"S one i.lx ui Ihe nilliiii.i aii-siem r... r,r,.i.iiiinr h:is Miih conlidence I.ll .1, .1 1... ,v,.ul.U:iV loall IK-Ri'HIS wIlO J. 111 Itlll' I ui. A .-1 m n I if 1 T 11 irlt7 'liw-. in aci-onl.tiite willi direclioii"--, llivy ,li,., M 1101 l.e-aii-liu.1 wi.h ilicin.llieiiioiieypaiil icl'imile.1, r Ihe cliaige lor thc saiaecan 1. 1.v ittiirniii'.'Iio lix in a nvsible condi titni, uiih t.i rt-inui:idr ofthi' Pills. Agci.ls .cllin" iIm'Iii En:rriiiii"-l dtotiiiil'orin to tlus rulc. ir.-i.n rvmir I.11111 r liavciAfii 111 iiicii.nui u aivl ISinimt, Scrnliilous AJpctioits, I'ains tn thc 11a k, Seinius ll a'ache, Tic IMuicvr,Siirmnf, MnyjniJo IJilcs, and all CutaMints aiut X-irotts I!to'iSilicniiiiioiior UI!. JOIIN r.SECLV.al'liy siclali ol' llic Ul;ln-rf.rtallil (.irti.amitiiw i, N. Y., Marcli3l,l1l'i. Jlr Cu.r-i'K.laiilnn-.-'lil II i' willi rral ilinra Ihal icanpi-.ikiif )"nr l ilttnal It-miily, llunl s iiii iit llai.is twii il fniinnily i 1 I'ractitc, and nil wHtl U eilra'.riluiary Ivaiiii: .r..-rlli in tcviral cn-w Kl.. uii.aliMii, AIIWlUinslM a-isul tliu andal si.ii my i..n,..rc:i"-,.utli as liuiiH. tjwrlliiiRS, it. I itirtinHli-ritiiiH'ol liiirii-aii-M.i'iiiui.iii' hilni. I'trccfletl Appftile. DUirrhint, Dys- ru '.mj. Illurr cuil..., I,as -.vcr l n ...a.k i Ihe .i.lic:ilCHiirr,ai..laa uinny 1 mav r-viT. ttiuKix.Mtv i iti: iik V,);!'!'";.,-;"1,-.1' IXi;, Wlll.ltl" 1111. ll.t Iir-.il.Ml ai-i ..iiri 1 .1 1 1.. GnAVKr., and all compiainis 01 lasyniianjorgaiu, -A- lebrityovei the counlry, by the cures ilhasmade because TtT clas.sofalIIiction:. So famed, IlnP IJnllni S WOIXn itseems, isthismiaicine, inaiuuainusaiiraci- of jtwjn enecta grealer amount 01 cure tuau ed the notice of one ofour Medical publications. fourdollars' worth of sarsaparilla, or any other consumers to curativecflect will erpioduce, than a ihp F.iirz ish sovcrnmcnt once rurcnasea a LiMi.r'c n:nnh nf tbat sarsapanlla or otncr rcm pitii remedv, and also noticing the purchase in j; We mi"ht here sav. thrt Brant's- iledi 1802 ol a secrei remeuy, oy me iegi.Muiurc juiciueshad cured, wttntn tne latyear, In the rioveinDcr u,, icviu, m wc uuuuv remedv, no matter now large uieu Mnnihlv Itevicw of Medical and Surgi-1 1. rph tmnnri.int nnestion for cal Science, in an anicle on calculous diseascs, I de'terminc, is how much more a icnlircnts.' the writer, alter noticing the fact ,tn,r'e wnnh of this Pnrih Mail to ny part dominal Snpportcrs, rcrfect, S3 to SIO, or a t nnnturcs. Fallins of thc Bowcls and omb and nrf.x. Tf-l- Pl.pst WDl II V fcXprCSS CCfJ- l C.IA- -..,.,.w. nhcre. For braccs or &upponers, w Snpporters,givcricisntirom ncau circumfercnce of pcrson ccxtthe surfacc, int above the hips. it itnpturc, mennou ...u. Aecntswanted for thesalc ofthe above gootij. Addrcss Dr. S. S. JbTltJll, iOi iiroaua, York, post paid. "J6'? lUnmiN, ADMst.i., .iaysa.i. Of. Plaiilim, llEiR.-'lK-. 11 ti ImuikIIo llic ntll.i lAl 1.1 pin.liclty t-. ll cn-M llicacy i.r jour Ui lirnal i:n.i. .Ij.rall.il lliiufi l.inini.nt. My dau-l lcr, a y, ars "1 1, liad lni-u nl.licUtl viili twi IIiii;m Iii r.fl..Tl.4iiiMliilw llM-knrc J"'l Mnil ukiiiiIi-, .I,..!... .vi.irh 11. ui- licrstill'cllii; lian: lnt" cicrucialins I .l....1..rnl.tl .t...i.. Tn...llnt vUil'. ,.y,K,. M.sill" 1 1 1V llil'lll.aim Jim lnn,u:"l ny liminililiw mir l...irni-i ure...-T., ..,.l. .1 ..,.1 lu-lliT 111 mailV rt!lfCls man iinj 1 1,,,. ..m tvitl.ut UluU. Hrr S coinimini 1? M-ll. I iK'iild U- fil.nl KJ buv a Uix Dt tlifin. imt rin.i;iay0i Hwn1l.1T. S lli, yniir Arvih liav- IIiti nifMiinaiiv UimM rliire llic i.tiMicalieaily 1 ..ur fl.ic-, an.l li.aiin- llic uiririi.-i nf my siiiii.' renmifiiiir'l !"i.rii..c lliing, tithcr- lor aiiollil I .la'ml.ur. Iwm ui "in-- U.h:Ur..r n,,y U.a. I havc bo U in ..nf.il I 10111. Ifln-.'ins thi-ni aHtii M'f- i...111,1rBKi,u tliBl t its le ui Ie l'or mi' ni my 1 vwiiil.-nivc iiiiiiio.sos. Viihmit ..niiriiTV iiipiliriiicsaretoo hihly l.-- i iitiiPinlpil.iiiiil inailc tnciily Tnr sifciil.ilion. Allt iismay l uiihc-o I'ilWwill l.uloiiii.1 10 nnwT as a L-iT.er.il iirnig.the purwscs lurwluch llii-v :irc iWinil- 7viliPin and scc fnr vmr-ir, if yo 'o not likrtli-if, leliirn Ihe lx willi the rfiuiiindiT of the i.iU-imd ihev will cot you nolliiii?. UiU I ir Ala.-iu".-. 1'ilN and s-eo ihalthc iiauie ison Ihe 1, r..nl...r i.niii.-iil.irs 111 rehitinn to llictn spi.M.a iiplilel.Milii in lln- village.andby mo.-tall lli-m 1 I1.111l.-in lb'' V Kul A'. S. MiHi.lv, Mi.l.llebnry.aU", Jr.t liiii-li.iin. Onitvall. II. O.Kiiiilli INcw lla Ten,Ci.V. lVrnii-heilriv.iil.J. 15. Ilunih Sali.s lmrv, Wifi.nl IVIes Lincoln, E. S. AiwoihI Sinir li.nii, .''iid by one or iiurcmc-rchaiiiN in cve iv ui.vn in tlie roimiv. T1IK AMKIiK'AN roii Tiiii "ib .....r L111.I A iniT iw. 1 nui in.." 1 -11.1 h.. iIiiik, l-y iKillleiir yiiut im alualilc liiiinalil, r-anlllili-S"r my dauslitiT ln.111 aiii.iiiali..ii. v....,4 rM.wliiliv. MOdEo rllll.ll,.. Y, ll,.- mi..-rMl..-., ritKrm ..r IUi.tnii, ..rr .-ll r- .iiuii.i.-.l iih Jir. i-niiii", i'f trm'i, a.id tUal llic laltiii'.-ut, iu ri-gard to Ui .laugUtcr 3AC0IJ DEAUDOFK, WM. A. ALCBR.T. JOHL (JOCHEiNOUU, GEOIIGE FOUBON, JACOUSaULAVAUGH, S'OLOMON ALDEUT. Reincinl.erthis Liniim-i.t issoldat the cxtra. I .iiiliiia.-y low pricc ol ccu 1 '1 IcoiiM l.csitale tthcn ccrtam lclici is to be had ifjrM Miiall a siim. Sold !y evcry rcteciav,ie LrngsiM u..u 1.- thaiillhroiihoiilthecuiintiy. GEOISGB E. STA'STON Propnetor. Sing i"g, Wcstchclcr C., 1 AN1 CV TIIK 10I.U1WINO Ar.tNTS. W. l Uufscl, 11. A. blieiuon, hjiouiiw p.v ip iiruurwse; v.vj. rown. malism, Uoul, J.irer i.owmums. oym Affectiont, Ulcers, Syphilh, JJropsy, Asthma. Piles, Scurry, Affcctwits oj thr. BlaJder and Kidncys, ileratri al diseascs, Corrupt Ilumours, Jtush oJiloodto Ihelhad, Fe rcr and Agut, Female Com piainis, Uenctal Debility. Ihjspepsia, Iaiss of Ap- prtilc, Loias, litau adie, Costireness, Grarel, Aisit Sireuls, Colic, Urganic AJfecliom. I'ulpitation of the lkail, Jiilcs, I'ains in the Sidc, Cltest, Hack, Limbs. f,-C. iyr. IT IS IISTALLIIiLE In all diseascs arising fioin an iinpurc slate of the Rlood, or irrcgular aclion of the svMtm. 7' tiuivp U a scicniific Compound or thc most talnalileplanls in Natnre, cntirely rnEE rrom delitcriotis and encrvating inincral Mibsiac ccs, and as it cxpcls disease rrom the system, im parts slrengthandvigor in a corresponding dc grce.j OPIXIONSOF PHYSICIANS. Tliis is to ccrtily thal we, the undcrsigncd phy-vipi-nc nfilu; eiiv of New York. haveina greal liianvcasespicsciibed Dr. Guysolt's extract of J 1 :ii 1 r.,ll., -c ycllow docK anu saisiipjiiii.!, 1111 uit mnj uo Miicd that b no qual among thc varied syr iips and sarsaparilla pieparalions that havccver John V. Sicman, M. D. Samnel T. Wells M. D P. S. Alaynard, M. D. V. II. Thoinas, M. D. JamcJ U. Morgan, M D S. M. Johnson, M. D. New York.Ocl. 10, 1810. TESTIMONY. Thefollowinglelleis intlicateits salutaiy ef- Cool in rnM'1 ftl' 1 DYSPliPsJlA, GliNEUAL DEBILITY, &c. DYSPEPSIA CURED OF 20 YEARSSTAN D1NG. St. Johnsville, Moniguuicry co., Jan. 3, 1813. 8 F Uennet Dear Sir Some lour wceks sinc't, Iwasiudutrdlotry your Ycllow Dock and Sarsaiaiilla lor Dy epsia had been alllic-..-i -,i,.,i vp.-irs. moii nart of the Hme unable l(u ciwwM. v j 1 rr t toeatany thing wilhoulsullering liom l.s cllecls. 1 havc tiscd now only one boltle of your invalua. blc liicdicme, and considcr mjsel! cntirrly cured solelv bv it use. Can now cat a hcarty mcal, wilhout the slishteal incoiivcnieuce. Vciv truly yours, ANTBONY BEEKJIAN. TIIE BEST FEMALE MEDICIXE KNOWN -ri.p mnst -.lipr.iiivc nn.pcities of Dr. Guy- 1 1 i 1 c..,.:ih SOtl Sfc.Xlr.lCtOt 1C110W UUV uuu u New YorK, tiius pajs triume 10 me taineoi u.c -(00.000 PerSOnS Of ImpurC iilOOtt LIIS- Mpdicinc ''Whydo not our Representatives in xv nnn n Senme ani Assembly convened, cnlighten and COSCS, and 2o,000 CasCS IVCre COnsid-.i:f,u-p'ihesuflering lliousandsofthiscounuy, nrnd Tncurable bv the purchase or Vaughan's Lithontrintic, than A t l...nl clnrrt Ira. ilflt-c nf Ali-lipnil-hnC wnicn II" r, habit ofsavms. 11 we sneu nau tne iame- lieauer, nere is a Tfiii ho.reve, nghstanding.acknow edgedtbro tn nrn h to bc one ol the 1 possesscn one neriodical ofh .,t ii spction of ihis countrv i.ci pnn.lnpted iournals orthe kind in the United Statcs, exchanging with the scientific woiks of t.-.,mnp m nnr certain knowledse. edited bv Aus- tin Flint, M.D., and contributed 10 by mcn ofthe l,;lipst nro essionai auimv. inussiepping aBiue innniice a 'secrei remedy.i You will at once un- derstand no uvlmnm and worthUa iwstriim, could As some other patent-medicine mcn are in the lu SO, Wlio wuum ut- ,-e do sa7, and stand pectable witncsses, tbat rtnivx's .1KDiciNKshaveeflected cures of more diteases on living human beings. thepastyear, han. any other rcmepy tu exisicnce uiu uuiiu; thesame time. Homd Scroluia uureo. Hfr. J. B. Haskin says, in a certificaie dated nnmp. Dec.SO. 1H4U; 'liUAiM'S liui.i IF popular opinion isany criterion ofthe worth -or. nniplp.we invite'the incredulous to look ntThp fnllnwin-r listof names of persons who have twcn piirpd bv McAlister's All-healing Oint- mpnt Ii nni im mtieh to sav.that this Ointment i doing great sood in this city and elsewherc. 7lie various dbeases that aie cureti, which were sup posed to be overcome only by internal remedics, vield at once to me power 01 iun uuihhuij v'he nrincinle on w hicli it ever acts, viz a radi cal restoration orthe Inscnsihle Perspi'alion, is thegreat secret of its success. As most diseases nrlin-ifp in n common colJ. indeedbv closing ihpDnoreunon the surface. it follows that irby anymeansthe pores can be re-opened, and the Insensible Perspiiation restorcc, the vilc and morbid numors 01 uie oouy mnMi 'i nocc Kp T.-in n vim! McAlister's All-healing Oinlmcnt has now been proved to be the ouly preparation thal can effect this result. Woivniilil remaik t iatsomeoi tne lonowin complaims have been or long itanding, erenSO 1 II ..Hi.ril.uin 'inml yenrs one case 01 tu j eais mduj ui intu, lOyears. Such casesas the sick headache, for ;n.imfP .-1 romnlaint snnposed to vield only to Iniprnnl rpmpdies. have been cured dircclly also iM...,m-.iUin CiildFeet. Liver Complaint, Con Avil.tnn nll lliM'nscs ol' ihe Chcsl i.i.i.ii.vii, Sores, and thelike, have leen cured, whileothers who have taKen oaims. uaisains, a iuiic wi Pn,U- TiilK- nnd drui.s. are vet sulleiing, will V HPCilA IIICU llllll in anger, because we fcel I health are dear to cvery inv nnsnm rmp for ihis comnlaint. wlnpnrk- paten throush mv side. Iassurevou Tprins slionlil ccase beins blinded by and a rpslorer ol the health orthe cntire system. 1 wasa vcry soreman, and was in a most mis-1 e ii,jn!;s so long as there was noevidenccol LiverCompljiint.Jalndike, Biluodsuiseases Crable, hopeless, uying conuiuon. uui 0.111 as x guoA. AVhat will a man not give uruiuc r. :..nii,. rplipvpil. Pronle oi the AVest iI.p firctbottle orilrant's Purificr I uc en- w. i,nm irr ihe nmncs onlv or the pcrson ...:iV:j :."..o rpmp.iv in ihpse comolaints. oWp',1 mp 10 iretun ofl' or the bcd. wherel had rp.i ,n.l ilipinliseascs V.iis is butararlol as wcllas Fevek and Acce. Tbere isnorem- been confined for one year the secondtottlecn- wialwe havc besides fall ccrtincales now in CONSUHIPTION CURED l Triitmphant Snccess of Bucuas's Ilun rian Balsam of Life, the great Entis remedyfor Coldt, Coxtghs, Asthma andh Consumplion. The most "celebrated and infallible remeOy forcolds, coughs, asthma, or any form or Puj. monary consumption, is the Hungarian Balsam of Life,discoveredby Dr. Bcciiah of London Eng'.and, tested ibr upwards or seven years ia Great Brilain and on the conlinent ol Enrop? and introduced inio ihe TJnited States under the immediate superimendence or the inventur. Ihe astonisning success 01 tlie iltinsarian Balsam, in the cure or every formof Consamp tion, warrants the American agent in solicitin for treatment the worat possible cascs that can fce found in the community cases tbat seek te lierinvain Irom any of the common reuie!ic of the day, and have becn givcn up bv the inot aisunguisneu r-nysiciau, as cuiuiriEeu anuin cnrable. The Hungarian Brlsam has cuted and will cure, the most ilcsperate of cases. It is r.ir quack noslrum.biit a Standard English MiJi. cine,ol Known ana cssiDiisiieu emcacy. TO THE CONSUMPTIVK. Everv familv in the United Slates shonlJU supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam ol Lilc,not only to countcracl tne consumptireirn dencies of the climate, but to be used as a prc ventive medicines in all cascs orColL's, Conshs Spittingol iilood, i'ain in the snle and chcst rruation anu sorencss 01 tne i-.ung, ijrocplniii lifticultv of Brealhing, Hectic Fever. Nifrtn sweats, Emaciation and gencral dctiliiv, Avib- ma.Inutienza.Hooping Congh.and Cruup. incascoi actuai uiseae 01 inciung, orcon umption, it is the only source of hope. Sold by McDonald ar.d Smilh, sole azent fur the United Kingdom. at the Italian Wareliousc. Regentst, Loudon, in Bottlcs and Cases, foi ships, hospitals &c. uyspecial appointmcnl. DAVID F. IJrLtl) LEE, 130 Washington st. Boston, Mass. Sole Agent lor the United Slalcs and Biilish Ameri can Piovinces. American piicc.I rcrBntlle wilh fullilirec tions for ihe restoration ol' Health. Jj" Pamphlets, containinga mass or E.glil aniJAmerican cerliCcales and other cvidvnce, showing ihe uneqnaled mcrits orthis Great Eng- lisli Kemedy, may bc obtained ol'the agcnts gra tis. fj-None genuine, wilhout llic writlensi natnreor the American Agent on a gold bronjar albel, to counlerfcit which is forgery. thus cxtort a comment Irom so hign a quaner ruKlFibu nas saveu mj uic.i uu u i y.- and conscqucntly, tinless it direcliv conniciea iy large utcers nau oeen coimutu imj a with ihcpracticcohhe facully, itmust have been year was not cxpcctedtohvetwenty-fc urhours its -rcat 'nmc' which has causcd it to receive this c0uld not raise my hcad from the pillow, nor i.i tr.i.vi-v irmlrttss of Iht hnnrl in mv head. when I commenced using back "d spi'nc, irtrgular, paivful and svpprcsscd Brant's Indian Puiifier. My neck was alinost viunr All.ns anil the eniire comnli. I wlwiiu- pmen oif Irom ear to car an ulcerhad catedtrain orevils which follow a disordcrcd sys- caten a hole through into my windpipe.undermy era areat once iclieved by the medicine. Send cnin.so that, unlcss it was stonpcd up by a plas-i-..,,mnl,lpilrnm Aenbi. and vou will findevi- icr 1 hreathed llironsh the hole, cnd could not dencc of the value ofthe Lithonlriptic there put talk my ear was so ealen out around it, that it .1. I 1 I 1 l'i!I...1 ,.n n,, Aritc nl,n .1 nnli-l.nl.l.n lorth. ilsa remeuy xur iiit iiicyuiaiuita m 1 couia ue imcu ujiuuiuhw j'l.f. ...u...s i;menopcs 01 iuuuvi-t female system, it has in ihe compound a "rool" by asmall pcace two ulcers on iny arm dcs'roy- moK in sorrow than l.,o rpnripil In in ihe nnrlhofEuroDe I ,1 il iicpnfil an Ulccr. as larC as UIV haild. 1 .l l -ilni lirp.nm1 MOT10X )V Tl l li VYSV AUTS, IN Tli:: I'NITEI) STATI-.S, WAS iii.-..ri-.!ti.il in I';'.". iiiaimeil by pentlnnrii illiiut tiiniprnsatioii, nnd H amnii ii nairiutic ol.iit t. linrMie the folluuing 1 r 1 1 u. j Addison; G. faearl c. 00, r u. api.licablc 10 the slenderand noit; v. V. 1? letcncr, i "j'-, ,i..iicaiP coiisiiiinion ol the femalc. it is uori- l U'ri ilit, Shoreham; Cmliu 5i wrigni. yr ,rcrcimrles lto-.vland. Chipman's Poml l. Parker Co, Vergennes mA ly nicnh- niils "cnernlly llnouyhoul lliu Statf. !iT.sTr.iniYTin: r.xPEiiiF.xci: ofthou- SA.M)? 1-OR TWEM'Y YEAIW l'ASI' 1 1 11 r. n mcinlic ....11-I ..If,..-. nniin sucli aiieascs as jnsip- ip,,t nimsuinniioii.Barieniiess, Luecorrhoea or Wl.iipi. Irn.-L-nl.ir Mcnsiruation, Incoimnucnce of Urine, and general Prostratioii ol the syslein ,Kti,.i,. .....inifrnrts that distressmg nei- II 1 111 11 i.-v J 1 vousness and lassiiude so common to the lemale framc, and nnparts an energy anu uuuj uuy ....ninn nil.pv nrt sratctul. 1 .ii. ..D.in.m i..ir,.nri,urr- nn file. which inducesus Veg:iaDie rUimOUai-y Ud.lC.Olli r J-nd lllisWedicineio married 1 1? ,...1 ii..f tlie neST Kcmeilial ajtvt stron0ij i" rt.1.011111 j ..1 r.p.!t,ip wno navc nui ut-tu "---i we cannoi. ui uuuicc, nroi Ln..un fnr Cmisli I'hlliMC.Spi' all Piiliiioiiiiry Col.lx, Ciinfiiniiition, Aftlnna, ,,.,..1 rrntcublc lMuiiciaiis:iiidullicrj,liii:irccii .:.i...i il.p ni.ti.t uiniiH'stiuiialilcliclief. Aflerliai Epr Siilxfrilifr nf fic Doll.irs nf lln- Art-Viiiuii for the vear. Tlie iiiiiii-y thus olitaiinil. afier iayiii iiccc-!-sary rxTif.s, i nppliiil. iu llic lir.t in.taiiiv, to ihe prixliiiTini.. fnim an Anieric-.m Paiiilin. ol a l.ire :ttnl rt'slly oriKiual Kiigraviiig. iu the hili ct style of Aiiicrican Art. Fur evcry litu Ui!lnrs paiil l.v hiin, kvkiiv iui:m':i.t: reiiTvcs a tnpy of tlip Ivnmtiii. Ev ry Memlier al-o ri'aiiesan A11111111I l!qirt. con Uiuiu thc protxT-ilins and siililresie.satlheaiiiiii. al ilitriliiitiiiu, .1 lit of the inenilHT-:, jLf., aiu soin tltncs nn aiMitiiinal W01L of Art. Tlw resiibn' of thc iiiimrx is iippliml tothc pur rh.ie of American Work-i of Art I':iiiiiiii"s in.t.c.rv clllplllrc.c.-v.lnlnSlU pru-e liuin twenly to ,all XKa,ns ihe i.ame! sevcnil h1111dr.1l .li.llars. i1i amc.tlie Tliesc Vorks of Art tl.e I'nlntinss lieinrii h- t'Ycetuble l'ttlmonary rnlsani," Iy frimeil are pnl.licly ili-ln'l.iiti-il by lot amoii 1 :,nilsrcltiutillia!i llic nittcn sigiialurcofWiii, Jon'n all the iiicinl.crs, 011 the Frwlay liefore Chri-lnia? Ciitier npnn a jclluw label nn tlie blue wrappcrs. in c;uh vear, cvery iiienibcr liatinunc sharcfor! r ,lilu.iili-:iinl scal is laini:d"Vcsctablc l'uliuon ceitificates to 1.... 1 ,i l. Eiu.u -11 frum llie tenii.ny ol llic gtvc tne iohou 11 x in triedtlic many new prcpanilioiiu.w'ulioutfiniliiig cates rcleirel to. ihe eMHTte.I reliel,lilulllUH;cs aic ciiiiiiku." -v-t,.rn tu llie 11.-C ofthe Veg.-lal.lc ri.lmoir.in l.aUam, nliirhllirv arUn.mledgc to bc, aflcr all, the be.M rci.ie.lv ku..i. r"rllT,!,1,,v:rTi!rri-rj ivn frt- llBWAUi: OF UOU.N 1'hlll- El I S AM l.m'ATIO.ri sucli as Cartcr' Coinpoutl i'ul- Ual.f.un, Anicriran l uiiiionarj ii.ii.hi..,u..u l.iKpure lor tne ccivedasomc iiidication 01 tne exiraoruiuary virtue of thi medicine as a remeuy jor iuo uis' cdv like it and vo caUnnclor qtnntne iorms any abled me to eet outoi uie nuusc 1111.-111110. uuhk 1 olir possessum. iiay, 11 uuu n.t uiiiulo. part orthis mixture. No iiijur' will result in its enabled me to go about two miles on root, to wjl0 have been benefillec oreured by the AII tie and iisaclive propcrtics aie manifestcdin the pv0me Cenlre, where I pmcurcd six botllcsinorc. i,ealing Ointment wilhin llic last six monlh.'.we usc'ora sin-le 30 oz botilc. For Fkver andA- When I had linished lakir.g Ihese bottles, seven-1 coa.x covcr ihe v.holc biocdsii'e nfa mecling- r.rr itMmit nisorders. lake no other mcihcinc. iecn 0ut onwcnt ulcers liad healcd np my ear i10ClSC ,vjh iheir numl.cr. litu we Know our RiiKiMATisM, Gout, will fnd rtlief. The aclion anu neck werc well my arm was cured so that )riends wil tell il lo Iheir friend.. and thcy, in ofthis medicine upon the Blood, will changc the iCOuld work wilh it again, and my general 1 lmn wni whisper il to tl.eiis, and thus the gi'o.l disease which orid'nales in the blood and a health is now good." thing will go lour.d.whilc thus more than twice healthv result xill follow. Dvsr-Ersii, Indiges- Mr.Ilaskin aflcrward staled, tiniler oath, be-1 ,cn ihonsand hearts will 'eap for joy in the good ..:i.i r..f.l.-f.,iii:pnriliU Mpdipine. hr.n P .Tnhnenn. Fsn.. iuslice ofihe neace at I rnm il.u niniment. Fricnds! chcerns nrv liaUam cverv livc lUitlars iiai.l bv him. E.uh inciiilnT i thus ccit.iin of rrrciving in retiini. Ihe valne of llie livc ibiltars pai.l, an.l h:n siNo a chmuc of dra-.vin-- a 1'jimin". or other i. i ..r ....1. Dil I.'vTiir.or, bati'iiL- i.. en .luh- ai.noinl.il AiHHl.uei.ries an.l Ccm.lrj' mercliaiiU gcnerally. IIotir.irv S...tTctarv..f ihe A. A. rfnr Mi.Ml,.- l'.irrlir.,ldrs emlmrc l.ira painpiiiei arc.inpa, 111? caeli liotlie. 1 nci- Vre'rare.ri.v KEF.I) 4" CUTLEU, formcily Rrc.1 Wni- fc CVIcr, hiiiorlsrs aud Wholes-ilc Dcalcrs m7..i;;.,w lUnis. Clieniicals, aud Djc Sliifls. 3t Clialliam httcct, l.nston, anci siim uy urnggi lniry nn.l its vicinity. i ri-.cly 111 eliil.il cnnn--ins pulilii-lipil bv the Asmh iaii.111. an.l to rcecivc mlKiTiliers namcis, makp nniitlaiieo'. &r. Jliil.lleh'irv Female Xuninurv. 1 Xlan-h fi. 1 4-, VAiUABLIC FA11M Tlit Fiil-r il.'r i-ir-rs f"r fn' llir izAigift. lr.nii mi u iiirii fir uuu- ni li, ri ilir1 .-iJ-!-? inwn Pri nn. aI:iiit(iii cotniiy. j M Ynot-i--iitSnr In-iti iiVi-H n lniiiil'CI acrn ot "imh! 1 praht nml c1.17.mz IjhJ v tl (itilfs..l. wlixli afR utt- Inrpr nml ilirtv i-t.Ir:att ztl nHti:i2 Imtisr!; car -.fl apl-iirril:inl.;manili.-r truiftn-.. S.im1 larm iswtr'I w alfnnl, in- a n at liiliu!x-r ihirnhl.- .riii-, aiul l i.rir(.iiliii-Mt;im..i Va-.rr nirtiii;: ihmui il. a:id i" siniatcil HMliilf i:r. two fa,nt tt (:rfi,-pd. taH lartM isilitaled itviiu)- w rn,M iilase of Kurt Aim. ;hi.1 ilifimr ilisfntKf Iti.in n. sara;,a ari ijit,I,a: Kai.nai!, aml tltf Cltaitit;: Caiinl llic nhl fam i rnlrtil.-miilora larpi H.ii-y 1'hiiu fifty j, t?petity liv acnuf fiiul laml aRK tim r d yuu m.ipli jtnil dli(r vc:ua1i! limlTr 'I tnnti i in a liili si.it of (iiUivaimii.aiHt liasuii itas'Kxl (juarry uf siuuc, mitablc r lciicirij tlit snuin. TiiM- will bL'giicit for a portlon of thcpurchxc mnne if U&irt-J. ltt.ml rorlAnn, Juwc23( ie;3. AMUMv II. Sloonc Tor s.ile in Aliii- 27 ilU.bi.ri bv W. T. Itnsscl. The saWrilier would eall attcntiun to lus stock rpllKsnli-rriUPr has lnt-n apntrd AEint r. r ll c IUrt i nwn Firk Isscaixri M sv fi.r .Mul.lWi.iry aml 1 .1 ..mii.i-n'1 lor lnciinie innnrrty Suiing 0ummcv 0oou5, coasiting of new and dcMrahlc f tvlcs of MIKSS C00OS, DIIOAD CLOTTIS, CAS- snnciiES, tti'MMEn cr.oris, vest- .Vf7.sT, SJIEE TIXG S, GR0CERI12S VROCKERY. JIAniJil'ARE.ix., .j-c. A aliarc or patronagc is rcspcctfullv solicitcd. K. L. fulleu; Middlcbnn-, Mav 10, 184S. 5 Baguerreotype Apparatus- Plates, Cases, Cheniicals, Cameras, Camcra, Stands, Head Rcsts, plale holders, Mercury Bdih, Battciy for gilding, &c &C All thcapparalus and matena'.s for useing the same. at Boston and New York piiccs forsale at the D'rug Sloreof W, P. RUSSEL, Pas'hio'nable ats. Beavcr, Nuira, Common Nap'il, Le"horn, ar.d llic prninpinc!- i i m wl. cl. nll Il.- ir lran-nrl..,..S l.a.e "mt j laillir..:iyai.d puiicia.lly iraTfacied, 1JACA, a R E A r POl'L'LAR-lTY Thc folhnving is ihe commencemcnl or an in teresting lctlcr Jst reccived. It is but one orthe many intances which we are daily recciving ot t!.? nrprecedenled popularily or ihiimcdicine in cerv il.: ofthe Union: M Coi.iMBi'.s.Gco.JulySI, 1818. The Yellow Dock and Snr.aianlla -ives unboiinded saiifacsion1 and 1 lliiuh. will, fnasbi.rtliine,sucrsedcall the other prcpara ioao of Sarsaparilla now i the raaikel- Very respcctfully, R. CAIlfc.1. CAUTION EXTRAORD'NAItY. The -rcat reputatiun or this medicine has in duecd numcrous counicifeiters uLd imitalors to InL-p tht fiehl- Bcware how you buy medicine put up in square quartbotiles, Bc very sure and ask for Dr. Uuy sotts Couipoimd Extract ol i cllw Dock and iar saparilla.beaiing the writtcn signaiuic or b.t. Bennctt,oneacb outsidc wiapfer, wiillcn wilb blaekink; and do not on any account, fce m duced to buy any olher anicle as it is ttus prep aration only ihat is' pirfonning such marvclous and asionUbini cures. Take no mans word; as persons having thc countcrfeit medicine and not the genuine, are ol course desuous o making .1,..;, ..r.,rpnnspmientlv ou are liable to buy woithless trash, nnless you examine for your selvcs. Itis wcll in all cases locutout this caution and put into your pocket-book and comparc with med icine. s- Remember, DR. GUYSOTT'S YEL- i LOW DOCK AND SARSAPAK1LL.A. I'rcrartd at S. F. Bcanctt'a Labratory, Little Fslli llerkimcr couaty. N. Y.,aud sold by Sidney Moody, Middlebury; A.bprague, Vergennes A. P. Uoscoe, New Hacen Warren Brown, Addison; G. W. Parmelee, Bristol; Sholes, Ferrisburgh; T. &rnitli, Monkton: N. S. Bennctt. Brtdport; Cutlin Wriglit, Orwell; Keni Wright, Shoreham, D. B.CBarhcr, Benson; Henry Siinonds; Pittsford Volncy Koss, Brandon Lulher Daniels, Rutland; Root 5cTomlinson,Caite ton; JamcsN. Kelscy Fair Ilaxen, Geo. E. Harrinjjton, Burlington, and by the princi- nal druniBts and Merchants tnroughout tlie Inflamation ot the Lungs, Cough; Consumption Uome, that a few botllcs more eflccled a rcrfect also, hasevertounarenei. &croiuio,iryMprias, cure ol all lus niccrs. Pilc. Inflamed cyes all causcd by iinpurc blood pourlccn Resncctable WitnCSSCS, will find this articletbe remedy. 1 he system. A .nnipipU' neirri unon bv Ihetwcntv-twodiHcient rcrtifv. that all tne anovestaicmcnis oi J. i. uas- 1 r. 7 Il I .n.lM.in..itl. l .1 t n. a tn i-.-nrr rtnrtirlilnr ll.pt' lip properties oiine iinjiiiiic, ia iui...u uimjwiuiwi kiu ieoiiin .v.j rH.,.h...u., as a partial cure will not follow. The train ol ing well acquainlcd wilh him. The wilnesses, common com.ilaints, Palpilation ottbelleart, names are as totlow.s, nameiy: uoci. j.nomas Sick Heailache, Debility, &c., are all ihe rcsuli Williams, one orthe moslrespectablcphysicians orsomederangeinentorthcsystem.andthisGreat in Rome, G. R. Broun, proorietor or theWcst- Reitorcr will do its work-. ihepromisessetiorin Uome Uote:, tawaru iiiicuiiil's, jcsse nnen- in the adverliscment, are tascd upon thc proolof ings, Alzina Hitclnngs, jesse lryon, tnzapein wbat it has done in thc past four years. The Tryon, Henry Coniadt, Elizabelh Conradl,Pliny written teslimony oflOOO Agents.in Canada,ihe Darrow, John Tryon, Dekiah Tryon. Unilcd Slates, r-ngiann anu couin xiuiem.i, 111 xjissell oi ji,u.siiif, it.s uuu u.iau flieiossession ofthe propnetor ana can ocseen druggist, ot uome, ceriiiy.inai mey aieutquaui- J.. r.. ni: Jnmnn.imi:n ..I :.l. l.AP-.:.l T Tt Tlf.L-tn nn l-nn.v ..nil ny all lnieresieu 1 a suiiiicni urii.uiii...i.uii ieu wuu mc ou.u thatitis the best Medicine ever oflered to the believe his siatcmcnt ofcure tobe trne. World. Gct thc pamphlet, and study thc princi- BIKSELL LEONARD. i it.prp n.i ilnwc. orthe methou oicure. liltytiNT'si lm Man ruriner. cures au nnmre t.,i .,n rtilm lniiilrs. al 52.- 12 oz. do. alSl I ilisenses of llia blood: viz.: Scald-heads, Salt- eaeh the largest holding G oz. more than two Itheum, Rheiimatism.Lruptions, rimpleson Ihe small botllcs. Look out and not gct imposed up- Face, Piles, Biles, Ulcers, Costivenos, Mercu- on Eveiy bottle has "Voughan'.s vegeiatue rial uiseases. uiver uompiaiui, i-mus 111 iul Liihonlriptic Mixture" blown upon lhegtas,!he Back, Side and Limbs, Rus.li or Blood to the icritlm signature or "G. C. Vanghn" on the di- Head, &c., 4c. rections.and "G. C. Vanghn. Buflalo,"stoK on Ihecorl. Nonc other aie genuine. Preparcd R R A N T'S INDIAN Plll MONARY BALSAM- Tli TtnUnm rnseeall ihe clcansinzr and I paid oraers irom reguiariy consuiuicu hb.u pniirving virtues oi tne aoove-naineu runijius accepted post paid leiters. or verbal communi- gjtrjct, and also pcssesses scvcral other medica calions soliciling advice, promptly attended toii0ns, particularly and peculiaily adapted tocurc gratis. icnuGusnnucoN5i.jirTio.Mi. humu imii" Omces dcvoted exclusively to the saicoiuiia ijcersin the lungs, and elewheie mternaiiy, as article 132NassaustNew lorkciiy; jej- readilyandas ensily asthe Purilying Lxtract sexstSalem, Mass,; and by the principal Drug healsand cures exteinally. giststhroughoutthe United States and Canada.as Thousauds of curei ofthe most hopclessCon- advertised in the papers. sumptionlully prove itsaimost miniculous efii- Agent inthis piace w. i: uui-ii- cacy in all diseases oi tne L.ungs, Aiiroat, ana A. f. uoscoe, iew jiavcu jjrcast, Pnnnelee, Bristol L. L. Ho'comb, Starks-1 D.irjn; Woman S.TVCd Con boro; J. Kencdy Co. Huntington! K 1lmntlm rnrPrK Town of Ballston, Saraloga Co., N. Y.st. Ziua Dtkejian-, being duly sworn, says: That in the winlcrcf 1845, ihe deponcnt's wiTe was bc lieved bvherphysician and olhers, to be dying wilh a consump'lion ofthe lungs; and deponent believiug that to be the case, wcut to Mr. John Wait'sstoic, intherillage of Ballslon Spa, to purchase clolh for a shroud, and olher necessa ries, topreparchis wife forburial altershe should die. Deponent furthersays, that uhile hewasin said -vail.sstoie, he was pursuaded by Ihe Pro prictoj of 'Brant's indian pcljionabv eai.sam,' who wasthen prescnt. lo lake a tolilcof said medicine he rcmarkir.g, that if Ihe dying wo mau be now past recovery, ycl if shc be much oppresVed and distresscil, tte said medicine ,.1 1. 1 .nin.-n lii. nml m 1 1.- n 1 1. T 1 1 1 l 1 1- GROCBRIE! TIIK SuscrilierliavinslexicJ tlie first storc south cnil of tbe Bridge, is now rm.-mng a full nnd Complete Assortment of Groceries, West Xndia Goods, &c. Ofthe l-st iiiiality, whieli lie wilUi hap- py to liirnish lus tnemb torcasli orreauy jiaj. As t-an be loiij;!it in the place. Ile lias aln fitteil up a spaeious EATI.NG SAl.OOiN, Wliieli will lic ahumlantlv supplietl willi n- freshuients at all t'liies. IIKXKV L. SHEIJJOX. Aliddlebiin-, May 1S4S. 4 ll; on 111 this goou wijik, uy litith loyonrneighbors anil acqnaiiiiancc.s nno Ict ihis great and good medicine lind its way inlo cvery hou.sc.ant! gladden the haarl of evsry soul intheland. We havc room lo give only a small num'jcr ofr.ame inNew York and Baltimore now in out possession Thosc Uum I'iiilailelplua, t;Mn, artl olher places, we areolliged tolcavc outeu lirely. CURED IN BROOKLYN AXD NEW YORK JI D.iv Mrllc 4" Jacksiin sla Familv salie J K B'elliws 2 14 1-2 Gold Sl Rlicmnatijin S il ill. S! l'rincc st llea.Lirlic I. N r.alJwin Jlyrtly Gold Faiuil) ointment J-Aiirliinoody 224 Jacksoll st d Jlr ilranilt 230 Gold t do P FuUey 238 Jackson it Felon Jolm I'rinre 133 I leMcr s t Rheimutiiin Goul.l Sellerk 227 ecntli st Cronp Wm Trrrv 90 llonery 1'ain in breast W Tlminninii cor Slli'av 23lli ilo ilo K II Swain 02 licckKiau tl 1'ile O II VedilerlOlI-itirensst Iljreulery JoIiiiCrulI.e. II Doicrst Kttkslift Jas l'.iirkley 477 Grand st Burns John Hcwper27 llmlson tl Bn.iics TIiosI.cuk 49 Forsjlhft t'ai" oinlmiTil Saml Kobcrts 102 iiirulk sl do ilu G lajersoii cor llerkand Wm Salt Rlitnni Wni Agate 11 1 Ilowrry Hcary cougli Vinccnt Uill 153 .lllcn st Fam oinlmcnt JI W Lcui 130 Clierry ft Ulieuniatis in S Edivards 217 Dclancy st Sick hcadacl.e 40 ys Pliil Wcbb 58 scammel st Ileaty colcl John B Tajlor33Pike st Hcailacl.e crapl' C V Sivain244 liriilgestBrook Korc lianils E L Broun 'iGAil.Min.st do I-'am Gintmcnl David R Edwards Orient L I Sorc luiuls Sar.ih A 5milli217 DrUurySt Pain in siile C V R Oaliamler 233 Fullon st Famoiiilmciit J:inn Mllrris 7o Ellll f t do Sarah Eilwards 217 Dehncy st Dinj hcad Huntington, Vergennes; Sholes Car pcntcr, Korth Ferrisburglt T. C. Sinitli, Monkton. E. Hunt, Travelling Agent. 26 iieavcr, iuira, tomnioii i.io ii, r"""-i t-"-r; -p, ,,r y S.rawnnd Palm Leaf Hats, Men and Boy's tho United Slalcs West Ind.esand Can..da Cnps lorealc by JMay. 1S4S. Z. BECKW1TH. 100 Cords SEASONED WOOD For salc by W. S. JOHNSON. Nnne cenuinc unles3 put up in largcsquarc bottles containinga quurt, wilh llie namc ol thc .Syrup blown in tlie r;!asE, with llie writ tcn bignature or F. BENNETT oncacli outEido wrappcr. 22 Cm:y. HEALTH STRENGTH. DR. S. O. BICHARDSON'S Sherrv Wine Bitters. j INDIGESTION AND COSTIVENESS rrTliKD. ii,r-,.p,l Rittersare composed en- lirely orvegctables o( the most innoccnl yct eflec- ual virtnes-lhey give PF"' a"V,r'br i cTnn.mi aNDBOWELS. andaie most cirectual Remcdyrver known ror 1 0f denlh more eosy. Deponent look the said Indigesiion, Bl.',""as Al,aCksi medicine home wilh him, togcther wilh Ihe cloth Livcr Comphints, Jaundice, Flatulency, Hearthiini, Sick Headache, Loss or Appctite, Giddiness, Nervousncss, Wandcring Pains, Sinking Fainlness, SourStomacb, AVeakness, Uirr-s! 4 XD IIUMORS.. A more powciful and hcaltliy aclion or every acultyofthebody will be eflected by iheir use ortheygue p,RMKESSAKD VIGOR, Promote action in the Stomacb nnd Bowels, cleanse fro.n unhenhhy secrclions,, and punry theblood in the most thorough and efTcctive man- npf AS YOU VALUE HEALTH BE CAREFUL! Awl Obscrce Thal all Bitters prepared by me have fac-simile ormy signature on the outcr envelope. nrn7 rAit is forgcTir. For the convcnicnce of Familics I have the Roots and Herbsg round and packed in papers, WMA Y BE USED IN WINE OR WATER. f-Orders Irom Agents, merchnntii, tradcrs, dragsists,apothecarics and dcalcrs in medicines, will bepunctually attended to. For Sale. n'holcsale and Rdau, Al MYOFFICE. No. 15 HANOVER STREET BOSTON. and in every town throughout the New England Statcs, by my Agcnts, who are l'lnqed to scllthe Gcnuiw. O-Price 75cents abottlc 50cents a papcrd WJ Russcll S. Moody. Agents. Mprrlmi.i ft ii.i... UlieuinAtisin Wm llurvcll 25 Oak st fliickcu (M.ck A W Bennctl 2S Walcr st Ilravy cold II. Frost 258 Pcarl st tore throat Eiza Smilh 5S scnmmcl st llciidachc 20 years L. II. Tookcr 144 rherry st Comi W Andrcws Pinc st Brook 1'thi-is croup E T Gcthns l'lvmomh st do Livcr complaint Wm Bond OS Xnssau st do Eruptions Moscs Cammct 128 Division st do R Wicks 221 sccond st Asthma II W Munon 5SG Watcr st Wormf, Agnc J 11 Wilkins 42 Thirtcintli st Piles Andrcw Wilkins do Rhcnmatism .r VMitinle 215 1-2 Diw-i st Pain in bntk WmVood 31 Norfolkst S.ilt Rhcum A B Culvcr of sthrPortia Rhcnmatism J J Brvlant Wall st Pain, Eruptions Jas Pratt 1 14 Wm st Sore lcgs 'Wunt Cochrin G8 Churcli st Is of hair .1 C Chavnhcr titlU st i cion J II Turncr 697 Watcr st Pain in chcst G W Tomcs 130 Christophcr Corns Abigal Merchant 9 Oliver st"Tumorin'th eyc PnnTl acc Downs 1 17 sccond st Eruptions on ticc llcadachc IU years Jiitc ot m.nl ilog Sorc cyes Salt Rhcum Fam salve ho had purchased prcparatory lo theanlicipated dealh plhis wife. Deponent causcd a poilion r :.l mAH.p.np In hp nrltnin llprpfl In hic vilp. Umml it innn rplipvprl hpr. 1) Youn2 Jladcn IjHlO .-.n..n..1 ihp n nfcniil mp.lipinp nnlil cnn I Noall Wcvtll 9 Allcn St rpenvered from her disease. and has been able II B Jenkins llucnix B.ink since f it being aow more than three yeers) to do 1 1 E Hyde 140 Mtilbcrrj- t iheworK, anu aticna to au ner iioiiscnoiu iii-, u ommui uo fairs. ZIBA DYKEMAN. I E Kipp 275 2d st Suliscribcd and f worn to, nprom mp, Uih nn nay ol .lpr. Iiti. THOS. G. YOUXG, Ju.-lirp ofthe reacc. Town of nallitown, Sarato?a coiinty, Y. m. Thij u lo certify, that I am, an.l hare b,-cu for many yrars, well snd intimatpiy aCTaaiatrd with tlie aliovo-nanied Zilu Dykeman who u one of our most wortliy and rc-iwtall ritizcn, aad whone ttatcinents arc entitled to full crtdit and liclitf. mt 167 stIarks placel'am Oint M J."03' '"",ceor naet- V RLee Esn 245 Bowcry Pain in breast DOCTOliS AIN'D PIIYSICIANS t0"''2,0" T)T7Pn-iAnJYTi DRJudd8a ttater KiiCUjSliMbMJ, jj Bingham 84 Laight st The follnwin; namp.1 Docrort and Phyt icians hare liijldy -t t n vpp 3 Lewis st rrrommpadlBaAXT-SMEDICIXE8!. yfS Dr.N. Hal.Iranl."! jnroro. vonn, ur. J.i. &miUi, tt v"-s. nb V nnnlin 225 BroOmCSt G 1 Taylor 46 Forsyth st Lewis Pcck Esq R L Stags 288 Jladison E Graham 50 Stanton Eruptions Piles Livcr Complaint Burns, frostcd fect Pain in Ircast lihcnmatism Salt Rhcum Ytxv. oint Pain in breast Rhcnmatism do tPrtown N. V, Dr. T -iJDwn, 132 Henry SL,Itrooklyn, X. Y. Dr.T.iL Hunt, Aoliurn, Jf. Dr. firor?e Franeu, Jlid dlclown. Oonnj Dr Georee A. Rorrrs, Bath, X. Y, Dr. S. White, Fredouia, X. Y, Dr. C. II. nalratiap. nj-ren, X. Y, Dr. J. O.Shiptuan, Fayrttevillr, X. V, Dr. J.Skinuer, Hen ry SL, BrookJyn, X. Y, Dr. O. Siiipman, Cortland, X. Y. LlST OFAGF.XTS. W. P. nUSSEU Middlebury. Vt. WAP.REX I. BltO.VX, A.I.Ii.on, Vt. 1. F. BEXSOX. Whilin-.Vt. U. D. TWITCIIELL,Weyl.ridsc,VL O. SrP.AGUE, Vergennes, Tu 21; Jy H.O.SJtlTII, Xew Haren, Vu L. L. 1IOI.COMB, Starkshoro, Vt GEO. W PAIt.MCLF.IX Bri.tol, Vt PIIOI.I-S t ARfEXTEIt, XortU Tcrfibureh, Vt KEXT WlttfiHT. Shoreham, Vt IRA BINGI AM, Cornwall, Vt W Wnw pnr ICinT X. VnnnJ Kr.n PVCS. 5; VI MidSUhu. mnT.v MOODY; Ea$t r.n- Ttrandon, Ed ward Jackson Rrandon. Volney Ross; IVhtlmrr T V Rpncnn. SudhurV. WallaCC D Hvde;Once?, Cai!in& Wright; Salisbury. H'nnmrn llnrel KrTC HaTCn. A. P. ROSCOC Bristol. Geo. W. Purmclcc Vergennes, F. Hnn. mrrlnn Vrmtnnes. T. Snrauue eT.-i3 .irp-7. Aiim itWlieslcr: Monkton llidge. M. V. Kinslev: Cornwall. Ira Bingham IVesldo. B. F Hascall; Shoreham, im Wright. Gmud Dcpol 111, Fultou-st.N. Y. M.ij 8ia, AND The new Packet Boat 11. EDDY.Capl. A. II. Blakesley, will run ihe coming seasoii ItTurrn Vergennes and Bull'alu as fullow Isiavs lcrz'iiifs l'ir s Uu ffnht May 2," May 15, J!ay 3U, Jnne 12. Jtine 27, July 10, July 25, August 7, Sepl. 0. Scpl. IS, Oil. 1. Oci. 17. The above beat is neiv. and tiited nn in thc fin- est order for passcngcn-and freight. She is nm manded by agcntlemanly Caplain who will.shoff evcry atlcniion lo passengcrs, Tor their cuinlmi and convcnicnce. The above nameil boat guai antecs alwa-!. to go through lo Bulfalo 'vhelhci she has pa.scngcrs or noi. Aone nect: evcri' Jisappoinled by lciugsold olf on tlie wav i" slrLii"ers and llic lual tuniingronndnnd coiiiui" back. Passengers and Freisht inav be conlran ed and rorwanlcd by Ihis Linc every day in ile- weck.except &unuay., to linllalo, nrauyounT part on ihe Westcrn Canal or Lakes. A Ixi.it ol llu'sLine leaves Whilehall and Bullaloim Ttie.sday.Thursday and Salnnlayor eaehwr during the scason.aud Vergennes asspeeifivla- DOv-e. l'rices low as ihe lo.vcst, at the wimii fonnerly occiipied bv R. Chapman, Vergcuiu'" W. S. t,UUV, Whilehall, C. MANN, Buniilo, M. D. II ALL, Vergennes, 2jCm. J. BRADLEY CO., Builingt'O 1848. VERGENNES IiUFFALO BOAT. J. Sherman, Cu t. C. P.NEWTOX. nL,l, run tlie coiiiiiil' scnsnu 11 to and from Vcrncnnus nml BufTalo. DAY cC NIGHT. lAarcsBlf-d''. Mny lf lune '3 July 1J All". fc'ept. Uut. IS 17 Leaves Vc-igcuni'S. May 2 May 30 June 27 July 23 Si-pt. 6 Oot. I Thc above named Boat uill tefitled up lnriw convpyance ofPassengers and ihe transporiation of Freight; she will 1 e managed by a cnrefnlan'l expcrienced Crew.who will use every cxertion i" give salisfacuon: l liosc wisiung lo ooaru incju sclves can have evcry facilily for doing so. 5" 1 fjrthcr paniculars enqnire of the Caplain B boaro. li, i. M.f jiAr,iip.n.- Vergennes. Rr.FEnEN-CE-s. Messrs.Joy& Webster, II. I Woodbiidgc, Buffalo N. Y. H. B. Xorlhr f, Rochejlcr A'. Y. Vcrgenr.es, April 18, IS18. 3.tf 1848. CIIAPMAIX'S VERGENNES TROY CANAL EOATS, mitleave Vergennes every Tatsday and Friday. Lcavc Troy every Tuesday and Saturdaj FOR FREIGIIT APPtT TO R. CHAPMAN, Vergennes. F. M. SIIAW, 191 Kiver, cor. River st. Troj Goods sent from New York should be sh'?; pcd by Griffith's Troy and New York Tou-.h Lcnt's Basin, opposite 22 South st New Yoik and marked care F. JI. SHAW, Troy. 3. U Dress Goods. Frenchcotcn. Englisl. and American Ginghams. Li.htcolorcd AlpaccaP, De Laiues. Barages, Plaid r.nd Siripe Camlens and Mus Iina, Prinleil Lawnr, Silk Tissuc, And a giesl variciy l Calicocs2 per" chcapcr than fornicrly. lor salc by Jllddkbury, l'tli. 2C, 15ti ij,y itiu