The Middlebury Galaxy (Middlebury, Vt.)
December 19, 1848

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MBUtbum "IN THE DARK AND TROUDLED 'NIGIIT TIIAT IS UPON US'TIIERE IS NO STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON TO GIVE US A GLEAM OF LIGI1T, EXCEPTING TI1E 1NTELL IGENT, PATRWTIC WHIG FAKTY OF TIJE UN1TED STA 2TE5." WEnsTEn. VOLUM XIII. MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1848. NMBER H. m JOSEPH II. BARRETT, Editob. TERMS OF VOLU.ME XIII. Villagc sul.scrilcr.s 52,00 Jlail subscribers, within the State, Sl50 lf not paid witliin the vear, Sl,"5 Mnil cl..rr;ipr: ont of the State, S2.00 Individuals and Companies who takc at the office, 51,50, or SI.75 ii not paia wiium nieycar. Those who takc of rostridcrs, S2.00 If not paid at the cnd or tlie ycar, 52,25 Xo papcr- iliscoDtincd until arrcaragcs are paid, cxcct at the option of the proprietor. Ko ontiact with. or paymentmade to Carricrs, cash, .ccping, or otherwLse, allowcd.cxcept assentcd to lv ihc proprietor. "A1I comtnumcations must be addrcssed to the Editor, Post Paip. tJ3" V. B. r.r.MER, 8 Congress strcct, Brs ton, is authorizod to transact business forJ,fliis papr. JCSTUS COBB, runLisrtF.it, av vnoM ai.i. kinus or hook asd job ritiXT- IXU WILI. r.i: EXECCTED os EHOltT KOTICE. poctvn. THE MARRIAGE VOW. For better, for wore, for. rieher, for poojer' in sickncss and in hcalth, to love nnd to cheriah, till death us do part, according to 7of Holy Ot-,";fnire.- and thcrcunto I plightthce my trolh.'' Marrlaje ixrvicc of the Epitapal Cliurch. Spc ak it not lighlly 'tU a holy tlilnjr, A lond cndiiring throujdi long dUtant ycars AVhcn joy oer thine alob5 is hovcring, Or when thine cyc is wct witli bittcrest tcars,- Kccordcd by an Angcl's pcn on hjsh, And must lic qucstioned in Ktcruity. Siip.it it not li"litlv thousli the voun and jr&y Arc thronging found tlicc now, witli loncs of mirtli I.ct not the holr promise of to-day I'adc like the clouds that witli "ihe morn have liirth I5ut evcr bright and aarred may it lc Storcd in the treasnrc-cell of mcmory. I.ifo mav nct provc ullsnnfliine therc will comc D.irk'hours for all O will ye.whcn the night Of orrow gathcrs thkkly round your homc, fxre as yc did, in timc whcn calm and bright Sccmcil the Mtre path yc trod, untoiuhed by carc, And dccncd the futurc, likc the prescnt fair! Vves that now bcam witli hcalth may yet grow dim. And chceks of rosc forgct thcir carly glow I.aii'nor aml pain usuil caih iiclive limh, Anil lav, perchancc, fome worsliippeil bcanty Io Tlicn will yc gnze tipoti the altcrcd hrow, And loc a- fondly, faithfullv, as now Slnmld f.irtiinc fronn on your defcm-clc-s hcad, Mi mld t-ir:i:s oVrtitkc jour liarqnc on life's lark wa, 1'itrrc lcnmc-t" rtiid thc ai) fo gaily sprcad, Whcn hojic hcr sjrcn Miin sang joyfnlly "Will yc look np, thongh c-lomls your .-ky nVrcast, Jwl ay, lirjtiitcr hc wni uiue uic uiaii Ajc. witli it silvcry loi-ks, miiics tcaling on, Anil lirinxa the" tottcriiig stoj. thc fiirrowcd clavk, The cyc liom whcncc catli lnstrons glcan. hath K"c, Audiliu pale lip. wiih acccnt low and wcak Will vc tln-n ihink upuii yonr !ifc"s gay piinic, And Cmiliug, liid 1. ac triampli ovcr Timc! Sjic.ik it not lightly O lcw.w, hcnare Ti no vain pro'mise. no unnicaning word r. iiK-n and anscl li-t the faith yc swear. And !v the Iligh and Iloly One "tis hcard: thv-ii fcn:el humhly at His altar tioy, nd prJv for gracc tii kccp your Marriage Vow. Chnrcli Timcs. A Tavlor VfWv-'' asks u to pnuIMi thc fol- wliich wcni the roandj bcibre Elcction. ijs,fcTlie writcr cyi lcntly lud some pro plictic vision, and ii, withal. a good poct." THE l'EOI'LE'S CHOICK. Tuxk, AulJ Ijitiif Synr." Thc nolilc deed of Z;icliary In I"fiy vcr.-c are siin', x'Uc gr.u-c of hi- mind ai u heart The themc of ercry torne. j hat hc's au hoiict vcto.an, ls undiuted now, hrt lnaideii handi tlic laurcl hring, Wc'll jdacc it on his brow. Ile corne 'mid darkncs. and thcstorm, Iligh functions to assomc; To rhccr opprosscd Amcrica, To disMpate hcr gloom To givchcr ixurage and new joy, And all hcrfcars allay: gire f.iir.Iu-tice, Triuh and Jiight, An unobstructcd sway. Hc comcs to scattcr"Dcmocrat-s'' turn their lcaders out An 1 give to all thc rank and filc, A 'ISacna VUta" Tout. Ji- .-omcs Frcc Soilcrs" to dispcrsc, i charge them witli Whig grapc," .liid ii:t thc visiuns in thcir licads, Complctcly out of shanc. Of lifc, .'icsc facticns will, by him, 15c suddcnly bercft, And of them whcn the battlc'a fought, Tlicre'il, bc no vcstigc lcft. V licn ralse a shout for Zachary T.ct I-'rccmcn all rejoicc, And wclcomc him as I'rcsidcnt, Who U the"lcople's Choirc." GltEATCROP OF "WOOL. The Rochester Advcrtiser says "Our friend and fellow-citizen, Aristarchus Cliatnnion. Emi.. owds a farm of G00 a- crc MnTabout five miles nortliwest of the city, and has stocked it whh the best cattle and sheep that he Iips bflen able to procure. jelectniff rrom the most appro ed siock ovliih'itprl m the State Fairs. At a reccnt khcartn?, he clipped frora 390 6hccp (74 of wliich were lambs, 100 wethers, and 222 cwes 1022 1-2 Ibs. of M'ooi a yieta wliich we are assurea is crreatcr ihan can be boasted of. even com paratively, by auj other farmer in the State. Mr. C s crop avcraaes oer four pon:ids in each fleece. The flocks from v. !nch it is taken are composed of three fourtht blood merinoes. An addition of a fine b'uck and ere, purchased at BufTalo mring the fair, has been made to the fine collection on Mr. C's farm." JU? Qrocers may be said to bc worse 15,1 h'mfjivay fobhprs. when they "lie in iight;- tR rpb people QUAKER LOVE.. BV LEITCI1 BITCH1E. Many ycars ago, 1 apent a day in the town of Elm's Cross, and aithough no adventure betell me tliere to fix the place in tny rcemo ry I Eeeit before me atlliis motnent as dis tinctly ap that picture on the wall. I had an impression all that day, however erroneous, that it was Suoday. There was a Sunday silencc in the streel?, a Sunday gravity in the passers-hy, a Sunday ordcr and cleanliness in thcir habiliTcnts. The lincs of Houses were ranged with the most pobcr decorum, and the little lawna wniclimanyofthem pos icssed were Iaid out with thc squnre and com pass. Thc treca were notbeautiful butnent, for nalure was not indulged tu in any of her freaks at Elm's Cross and it seemed to me that the vcry leuves had a peculiarly quict green, and tlie flowcrs a rcserved smell. The majority of the bctterclass of the inhab itanuol'this town were Friends; and it ap pearcd if my imaginationdid not run away with, me that, llirough the inlluence of wealth and numberc, they bad been Jible to iinpress the exteroal characteristics of their society upon the whole place. Bul no my itnaginatioa could not have run away with me; for the moment imagi nalion cntera-Elin's Cross, it is tuken into cuslody as a vagrant, and kept in durance during its Eojurfl. There one Ioses the lac ulty of day-dreaming; and aithough 1 was a young fellow at the time, lialf cruzy with sentimeul and love ol adventure, even the lair Q.uakere, Home of wliom were beautilul, in spiie oftheir bonnets, had no niore elfect upon me than so many marhle stutues. But perhaps it will give belter idei of the spir tt of the place, if 1 say that the only one ol them on whom 1 besto.ved a sccond look had drriv-pd ut that time of lile when the contro versy begins as to vvhclhcra uomnn should be considered as ayoung or au old maid. Tliii middlc-aged person (not to u:u the ufierisive expression otfcnsively) was like all fluakers ivlicn they are bcautiful. beautilul to excesi. Itetaintngau exquisiie coniplex ion, even when herhair rr.w begiuiiing lo changc, shc seemed a perdouificution ol that autumual lovtliuesa uhicli makes one lorgel thal of the spring and sumnier. Her voicc, mellotved by time, was better calculnted to lingcr in the car than the lighter tonca of you'.h and it harmonised well n ith hcr soit, duve-!i!e cyes, 'Tlial r cincit to tovn haler thry luokM iiiH,n." Ycl therc was no fceling iu t'tis love, such ae we of thc world demaiid in the love of her sex Ihe richness of lier clicck was as cold as the bloum of a tlower und as, with noiseless step, and dcmure nun-like air, elie glidcd past, l fell ns il I had scen a porirail walk outol'ild frame, a mastcrly inittation of wo man.but only nn imitalion. This was why 1 lurned round and lookcd tit her tigiiiu and as I looked, a kind of pity rosc iu uiy incxperienctd heart that one so fair should j'.iss tlirough lile unsltrred by ile excitL'iiients, tiutouched by iis raptures, even untrouhled with il.s sorroivs. As thc novel ty wure ulf, I hatcd thc cold, I'ormal air ol overy thing around thc silencc tlislurbed nie; tnd Ihc itcxt morning 1 was glad to launch .lgain upon the stormy world, and leave this lonely unsts tt its cnchuuted rcpose. Some limcatter, when givnig the history if this day to friend, who proved to be pcr oiiiilly acquatnted with thc place and ihe people, he lold me that the ladyontvhom I had lookcd twice hsd been lor many years not only the reigning beau:y ol'Elm'a Cross. but the bcticvoleul genius of the town and neighborhood and he reluted u passage iu her carly lile which made me qualify a little my opiuiutias to the pasfiouless trauquilily of her feelings, and the uneveniful hlank ol her history. Not ihnt the thing can be called an adventure, that the incidenthasany intcr mixture ol roraance thal wotild be absurd. Il passed ovcr Ihc heart hkeasummcrcloud, vvhichleaves the hcavcns as bright and se rene as before but sotnchow or olher il in fused asuspicioniulo my ir.inJ, thal howcvcr siaid thc dcmeanor and decorous Ihe con ducl, human nalure is cvcrywhero alike that ihc ditlerencc is uol in thc leeliugs, but in their conlrol. Her lathcr was one of thc wcaltbicst irt habilanls ol the town, and larllia Hargrave was an only child, the expe'clunl hciress ol his fortunu and likewtse possesscd, iu hcr own right, of5000 salely invested. Insuch ctrcumstunccs, ilmaybcsuppotcd that when she giew up from ihe rhild in'.o ihe giil, she nllractcd nola little Ihc aliention of blushing stnplings and fpecul.iliug inammas. Theee were, with thccxcepiion ol'one lainiiy.ol hcr own Society foi Mr. and .Urs. Hargrave were CluakerR ol the old school, and conhneU ihemsclvca almost cxclusively witliin iliccir- cle ol Friends. The cxrcption was lormcu by a widow lady and her son; thc formcr an early intimateol Jlrsr Hargrave, now livitig on a small at.nuity, from which, by mcancul close cconomy, shc contrived lo save a little evcry ycar to pay for her boy's ouifit in the worfd. Richard Tcmple was wcll calculat- ed to uc flie object ol a motncrs uoting ai fcclion he was a Sne, spirited, gencrous, handsomc lad, two or three ycars oluer llian Martha, ol whom he was the playmaic in childhood.thc friend iDVoulh,and somethirsg tnore aftcr that. How it came ihal a penni- ieea boy thoujjhi as he did of the Quaker i t netrefs, may secm a my6iery oui it must uc recollccted that the conventional dislinctioos of society makc little tmpiession upon chil- dren lirought up togcthcr upon lermsol equal ilv. Richard loukcd upon Martha as his sislcr, till he bejian lo fecl as a personal in- jury the admiring looks that were throwti upon hcrlrom unoer tnc nroau onmsol ir.e young tiuakers and even wlien thc lact at lenglh forced iiself upon him that shc was rich, and he poor, that she rolled in a car riage, nnd he walked on foof,lhal her parcnts were among thc iirs. people in thc placc.nnd his only one a soliLiry and almosi indigcnl widow, the cncouratrement of his fond and unrcflecting molhcr, and his"own gnllant heart, irtumphed over the misgivincs ol pru- dence: nnd the ntfection of the boy wassuf- fered to ripeu, unchecked, intc thc love of Ihe young man. YVhtle this proccss was gotne on with Rirhard.in Martha the wildness of childhood sobered graduallydowninto the dcmure cir cnmspeciion of Jhe auaker girl. Her step becnme less huoyaul, her glance Iess free,her speoch lesb frank, her air more reserved and astlmc wore on, Richard occaetonally paus ed in ihe mldst ofooe of his salltes, and look- ed ai her in surprise, in a kind of awc, as il he already fclt a foreshadowing ol the ap- proach of majestic womanhood. But itever thelces, when he camo one day to bid her farewell before his cxodus tnlothe world,hcr heart was ton full of the memorits of her childishyears to remember its new conven lionalisms, and she stood before him with. her hands crossed upon her bosom, gazing iuto hisface vvilh a look of girlish fonduess, that was made still solter by the tears thal stood trembling in her beautilul cyes. He was to proceed to London, to be completed in his initialion inlo mercuntile business, and might be absenl for years perhaps forever for his tnother was lo acconipany him and Martha felt the separation as her first serious distress. Richard was old enough to be a ware of the nature ol his own feelings and perhaps il Martha had been in one of her grand momenu, he might have dared to ap peal to the growing wooian in her heart. But shc anneared to him on this occision so young, so gentle, so delicate, thal he would I have thougnt it a proiaiiation to lum 10 ner oi love. Aa'the moment of parting ariived, he drcw her towards him wiih both hands; his atms enctrcled her waist and how it hap pened I know not, for the ihing was wholly out of rule his lips were prcssed to hers. The next moracnt he starled from his bewiK dermeni; his eycs dazzled Mariha had disappearcd. Hc did not know, when in the mornmg the stage coach was carrying him from Elm's Cross, that u young girl was sit- tinn-behinda bltnd in ihe highest room ol' that hou6e waichins the vehicie aa it rolled awaVjtill it wasprematurely lost inher blind- tng lears. 1 am unable to tracc the adventures ol Richard Temple in London; bul they ap- ncar to have been comparativeiy lonunatc, since, al thc eud of only ibtee years, he was junior parlner in a young bul respec:ablc tlrm. He had seeu Mtss Hargrave several times dtiriag the inlerval but l need not say that their intercouroe had entirely changcd its characier. Richard was not only t'uier eted, bul likewisisin some dcgree amused, by the transmuiaiion sf Ihe young girl inlo the demure aud circutnspecl duaker. In essentials, howcvcr, shc wasjiol ullered, but unproved andexalted nnd even her physi cal bcauty had acquired a ner characier of loveliness as thc development of her nioral feehniis went on. liui overaii, ihere was, whai seemed lo the younj man, now tlmthe was accustomed to the common world, an ir.incss ol manner, which repelled his auvan ces; and he cominucd lo love on withuut darin" lo dtsclnse ihe secrel of his bosom. Wliat matlcr It wiis no secrel to her whom ilconccrued; for friend Mariha, with all her dcmurcticss, had a woman's heart and a wo- man'seye-J. Al thc cnd ol ihe ihrce ycars 1 have 'mentioned, Mrs. Tcmple died, and llichnrd, now alone in ihc world, and wil'i lulerable prospcclsin business, bcgan in due time lo ask himself, with a quaking heart and afluMiinn brow, whethcr il were possible for him to obtnin Ihe Ctuaker girl for hi-j bride. Aflcr much cogilation oo thtssubject, nnd a ihousand tnist'ivinEs, his characteristic dar- ing prr.vailed; aud addrcssing to Mariha an eioqueni history cfhis love, accompanicd by a frank statemenl of his aflairs and prospccts and a solicitation lor permittion to woo her lor his wife, hc cnclosed the leiter, open, in a briefer one to her lathcr, and dispalched iltf. ITifnfiil fiiitsive. Thp rpnlv came from Mr. Hararave. It was cold, calm, decisive. Hewas obliged hv thetrood oninioncnlertained by his young fn'ond ol his daughler, bul Mariha had alto rpther difierenl views. Scltiiiji aside thc ntnnsiir.ness ol'lhcir circumslancea and poai- linr, in ibis world. which would in ilsclf be an insurmouniable objeilion, Ihcir reli- gious views wcrc not so much alike ns was nccesary in the cnse of two persons press J i i- ..t t.i ...i ing Torwaru, snie ny stuc, toiuo wonu which is lo come. He hoped friend Kichard would speedily forget what, to a raiional mindcd person, ought to behaidly a disappointment, und. when hij fortunc tiermiited it, select from his own dcnomination a wife ol'hisown degrec. This inolciit lclter, as the young man lermed it, had no eflect but that olrous- ing the licrce and hcadiong energy oi ui uature.- He knew Martha too well to be- lieve ihatshehad any sharc in cuch a pro- duction and he wrote at once lo Air. nar gravc to say thal his dnughter was uow old enough to decide for hcrself, and Ihal he could not Ihink of rcceivingat serondhand a reply involving thc liappiness or misery of his whole iilc. On thc followiug day he would prcsent himfcll al his housc in Elm's Cross, iu the hope of hearing his fute from Mariha's on lips, even if in the prescncc ol hcr fatbcrand mother. Whenllichttrd Tcmple passcd acrops ihe Dulch-like laun of ihe house, with its drill ed shrub and flowcrs dcscribing matheraat ical figures on ile level green, and nsccndcd ihc s'epe, as white as driven snow, his hand irembled as he raiscd ihe knockcr, aad he feli his heart die wilhin him. Thc sound hc made startled him by iis incongruous want of mcasurc, and hc lookcd round ttmidiy, as u ii', .i. he had commilicuan tnuccoruiu. i.cn uic rcspcclable miildlc .jcd servant marshalled him up slnirs lo the drawingrooni,hefollow ed ihe man with delefence.as ifhu had some thinr to sav in ihe dccision. The room was empiy, and he stood for some timc alone, looking round upon ihe wails, Ihc furniiurc, the books, the flowerc, and reading in lliem ull ihe ruin ol his hopes. There was an ttn osteulaliouH nchness in that room, a mclhod in its arniDgcmcnt. a calm assumption of su periority. which made him quail. Thenn twor he had come to demand was before him. Il spoke lo Iiim even io the whispered caaence ol the trees beyond ihe open win dow, and the unhurricd enlrance of "ihc air into the apartment, loaded with faint sweeis from ihe garden. Thc loneliness in which he slood seemed strangc to his exciled jm aginaiion, and thc silencc oppresscd him and when ailengih thc door slowlyopened, unaccoropanied by ihe sound of a loot-fall, he slartcd in ncrvous tremor, as ifhe expecl- ed to behold the enlrance of a sptrit Alariha entered the room alone. nnd shut-! than fnrmerlv. and in the second. thal a slight color rose into her face under his searching gaze, he wa sufficiently reassurea to au drers her. 'Mariha,' he said, 'did my letter turpnse you 7 Tell me only tnat n was ioo auruu. ihat it tartled and hurried you. Was it not foY 'Nay, Richard. Then vnn knptr. even before I dared to speak, that I loved you wiih all ihe guile all the fire of my youih, and all ihe deepearnest concer.trated passionof my manhood. Do you knowof the reply my letter received?' Yea, Kichard.' And you sanclioned it?' 'In meanirrg,' but here her voice shgntly linc the door, glidcd composedly up to Kich- eu obck ai me unPwuCU .h,u ur ard, and oflercd him her hand as usual. Thc pnse and ag.tatton. Thc color thal rosc tn clasp,lhough gentle, was palpable: and as to hcr face. and made her more beau .ful ai,uiuu? .,.-n. nir thanever. nrcvented him from seeinnlhat faltercd lf the words were unliind, be thou assured that thev came neilher from my pen uior my heart.1 1 hen I was decetved in supposinj; ror I did indulge ihe dream thal my devotion had awakeued an interest in your bosom? That interest belongs to another!' 'I ncver had a dearerfriendship ihan thine,' said Mariha and raieing her eyes lo his. she addcd after a pause, in'lheclcar.dtstinsl, silvery lone which was Ihe characier cf her voice, 'and never shall. 'Yet you reject ond spurn me! This is lok'turel It cannot be that the difTerence in our worldly circumstances weighs with you. I know you bctter, Mariha. Neither can you suppose thal on my part there is the slightest linge of mercenary feeling: lor you know me better. Will you not give me al leasihopef There are fortunes to make in thc world that would salisfy, even yourfath er; we are both young and to win you,my precious love, I would grudge neilher time, nor swcat, nor blood 'Richard,' 8aid thc CU.ikcr girl, growing still more pale, 'no more of this, in rnercy lo thyself and me. Thou mayst agitate and unnerve, but never change my purpose.' 'Wha: ii your purpose V 'To houor my faiher and my roolher.' 'That you may eojoy long lifein the land?' said Richard with a bitter smile. 'That I may honor through them tny Heavcnly Faiher, nho is above all. Fare well, my early friend ;rcturu into ihe world, wherc thou vvilt forgel Martha, and may the All-wisedirecl ihy coursel' She exlendcd her hand to him as shc spokc, and he grasp ed il like a man in a dream. The reply he haddcmanded was distinct enough in her tvords, but a ihousand times more so iu lier look, manner, and lonc. He felt that cxpns tulation was vain, and would be uutnanly and as shc walked away, with her noiselese aud measurcd step, and her hands foldcd.be fore her. he felttndfgnaiion struggling with admiring und despairing love. The figute paused tornn inslant at the door; but the nexi moment Martha disappearcd withoul turning hcrhead. Richard never kncw, neither can I tell, whether any one waichcd the stage-coach that day Irora the uppcr story window. Nol even a nrvinr servant could whispcr any- ihing of Martha, or gucss at tlic nalure of the mtervtew that nad taken place. one was pale, it is true, but sohad she been for some timc. Her health, it appearcd, was not good; hcrappeiitc was gnne herlimbs fceble. But this would go olf, for her man ncr wus ns usual. Shc was assiduous in the dischargc of lier dulies, kind to every one. loving und tcverential to her parcnts. Still she was not well, and hcr fatltcr at lenglh grcw nlnrmed. They took her Irom waler-ing-place lo waiering- lacc; they amused hcr wiih biraugc sisihts: they tried evcry dny to cire come new direclion to her thoughts. Mariha was !rateful. Shc rc paid their cares with smiles, lalkcd to them cheerfully, and did all shc could toseem and tobe hnppy. But Mill she was not well; nnd when many monihs had passed away, the now ternhed parenls, alter trymg cvery lliing that ccience and aflection could sug ucst for ihe lesloration or their only child. consulled once more. The nalure oftheslcp they ultimately delermincd upon may be gathercd from the following cummutiicatiou received in reply to a letter from Mr. Har "rnve: REspEf.TRD FntEXD thc inqutry thou directedest hns been cafy. I am connetced in business wiih one (not of our Society) to whom the young woman is wcll known, and by whom he is much estcemed. Richard Tcmple is wisc beyond his years. He'is of quiet and retircd habiis in his private lifc, and isan energcitcnnd persevernig-man ol his business, and will, I have no doubi, get on in the world. That ihis is the opiuion of my tnend, is clcar, lor 1 knmv thal lic would willingly give him his daughler to wilc, who will bring hcr husband agood dowry as well as a comely person. iiut Ktchurd, wucn 1 saw him last, was nolot ward in the maltcr. His thoughts. even In compauy wiih the maid, Ecemed preoccupted doubtless by husinei'S, Sinct- writiag thesc lincs, I have bccn inlormed that he visits Elm's Cross in a few days, lo arrangc some matlers connect ed with his late iuoilier's affairs, the lasl re mninin'T link of his conncction with the place. I am, respecled friend, &c, Ezekiel Bnow.v. This letler dciermined Mr. Hargrave to recite-thc rejeclton ol Richard 1 emple and ihc eflect of thc convcrsation he had upon thc subjecl with his daughter proved, lo the un- bounded joy oi ihc pwenis, that as yeisnc had no organic disease. For some days Manhn, lliou"!i happy, wasrestless. Il seemed as if joy had more ef- fect Ihan gnel in unsctlhng the demnre uua ker, for at thc slightest sound from thc Inwn or ihc sirect.tlie colur mounled mlo heriar.e. Atlcntith.an acquamtancc, whcncalling in thc evening, informed hcr that shc had just scen Richard. 'Thou remembercst Richard, Mariha? Martha noddcd. 'He has grown so comely and so manly, thou wouldsl hnrdly know him.' He will ccll here; pcradvenlure V said the mother. 'Nay. Hc has already taken his place iu the coach for tomorrow.' Martha grcw pale; and the mother hurried out of the room lo seek her husband. That nnrht Richard rc ceivcd a friendly note frem Mr. Hargrave, hegging him tocall in the morning on busi ness ol imporiance. When Richard fonnd himself one more in the silent drawinir-room. his manner was very diffcrenlfrom what it had been on the last occasiou. He was novr cntm, dui gioo my, and almost stcrn and he waitedfor the appearance of his inviter with neilher hope nor fear, but with a haughiy-impaticnce. Instead of Mr. Harcrave, however, it was Martha. who i cntered the room, and hesiart- she had been ill and whcn she held out her hand, the slight grasp lie gave il was so mo mentar5,that he didnotdiscoverits atienua tion. A patnlul embarrassment prevailed for some time. hardly interrupted by com mon questions and tnonosyllable rcplies; till at lenglh Richard reroarked that, his place being taken, he could wail no longer, but should hope to be favored with Mr. Har grave's commands in wriiing. Hc was about lo withdraw with a ceremonious bow, when Martha sjeppcd forward. Richard,' said she, I have nofcar thatmy early friend will thinkmeimmodcst,andthere forc I will speak without conccalmcnt. Tar ry yet a while, for I harc that to say which, Dcradranturc. raay make thec considcr tby place in the coach a sacrificc.' How!' Richard,' she continued, thou Jidst once woo me for thy wife, and wert rejected by my father's comnu.nds. C;i cumstances have brouaht innnf a phnnnA in nts fno1tn.ro AI..C T ...1- i it ?'ar.d a slight amile, passing away in an in- i a -T,hc h';ml, s,,?k,rf, ,,,s hc. a1( stant. illumined the bright fluh that rose into Z"- ,,ut'.ns H""01-' sanl berface. Wert thoS to ask osain, dear 1 ncrmitdrew himself closcr to tho ta friend, the answer might be difrerent!' prca.nDghis arms upon it, leVed So long a silencc ensued after this speech that Martha at lenglh rabcd her eyes sudden-' ly.and fixed them in alarm upon Richard- face. In that face there. was no iov. no thank- fulncss, no love; nothing but.a blank and "hastly stare. Hc was as white as a cornsc. and large beads of swcat stood upon his brow. Man 1 what meancih this cried. Martha, rushing towards him but he threw out his hands to prcvent he? approach, while ihc an swer came hoarsc aud brokcn lrom his hag gard lips. Ruin miscry horror 1 But not for you,' &dded Richard, cold and bcautiful statuc Not for you, liencath whosc lovely bosom there beats not a woman's heart 1 l'ass on- your way, cam, s.tately, and alone; softened by no gricf, touckcd by no love, and Icave to me my dcspair. Martha, I am marricd 1' And so saytng, lie niahed out of the room. Mrs. Hargrave had just cntered it unobservctl, and now stood bcsidc her daughter. Martha rc raained in the sama attitude, lcaning forward, gazing intcntly at the door, till tlic noisc of the strcct door shutting smote upon hcr ear and hcr heart, and before hcr mother could in terposc, she fell scnscless on hcr face. It is said, and said truly, that mcn rccovcr more speedily than womcn lrom love disap poinlmcnt.s Thc rcason is, not that they feul them less deeply, for the convcrsc is the case the strengtb of thc niale character running through all its cmotions but that the cares and strujjjglcs of lifc, and cvon the ordinary contact with 'society into which thev arc forc ed, serve radually to dctach thcfr Ihoughts from thc sorrow over wliich they would other wise continuc to brood. 'Womcn, at least in the class afTected most by such disappoint mcnts, have' moro leisure than mcn. The world has feivcr dcmands upon them and they .can only cxhibit their menlaf power and Iofti ness of rcsolvc by maklng wholesomc occupa tion for thcir fe.vered minds. Ofthcse wo men was Martha Hargrave. Aithough stunn cd at first by thc blow, its vcry suddcnness and sevcrity compelled her to reflect upon hcr positiou, and sunimon up her energics. Shc did not pcrmit hcr sympalhics to lie buri cd in one absorbing subjcct, but east them a broad upon thc face of society and whcrcver, within thc reach of her intlucncc, thcro was ignorancc to be instructed, vice rcclaimcd, or miscry relievcd, therc was Martha ready, a mimsterin!r anel at the moment of need. Under this moral di.sciplinc shc rccovcrcd hcr bodily hcaltb. Ihe fresh roscs of youth con tinued lo hloom in her lovely checl's long af ter hcr hair had begun to changc itshuc; nnd so thc gentle Quakcr commcnccd her dcsccnt gradually, graccfully, glidingly, but still dc murcly iuto the valo of ycars. The proccss was dinercnt with Richard Tcmple but still of a kindrcd character. To say that hc did not rcpcnt his marriagc would bc untruc but still he had honor and intcri tv auou'ih to chcrish thc wife hc hafl marned in return for hcr love. Hc duvotcd himself to business, and to his rapidly incrcasing futni ly prospcrcd in both; nnd in ductiuie arrivcd at the cnioymcnt of at lcast ordinary hapni- ness. But at lenjrth a pcriod of coninicrcial calamity came, and Richard sullcrcd with thc rcst. His fixed capital was still modcratclr irood; but hc waj cmbarrasscd, ulmost mincd, for want of money. One day during this cri- sls iic was in his privatu room in the counting house, brooding ovcr his diflicultics, and in the lcast protning mood that could bc iniag incd for scntimcnlal recollections, whon n let ter was placcd before him, thc first two liucs of which informed him, in a bricf" business like manner, thst Martha was dcad. Thc pa per dropped upon the floorjvmd covcring his face with his hands, hc abandoncd himself for a long timc to thc deop and paitil'ul mcmorics of his carly ycars. Un cmcrgmg from this parcnlliCMS in tnc commoncr cares of lifc, hc took up the letter to placc.il on the table; whcn, on "laiicing o- Martha liad bcq 'i'i,:. ..n,n..i..tni.. nn.n.m.nl ih(. iii.iii of huM- ncss: and throwin-' himself back in his ehair, he sobbcd likc a child. Aithough the uioncy was of infinite imnortanoc to him at the lime, freeing him from his prescnt cmbarraspjcnts, Du ,av.ns uc .u. u.wu .u ,,.,k. he allcrwards acnutrcd.hcattachcd afarhmh- cr valuc to the personal kccpsakc. Whcnl.e i.a.ii.npnm-nmto ...n nl.1 man. it wasoT.serv.-d that. asofrenashc oncncd the drawerin which the rclie was kept, hc rcmained plungcd in a decp rcvcric, while gazing carncslly upon his first last only tokcn of Quakcr Ixivc. Ihe Buhsino Wr.Li.. A cm-rcjpon- dentof the Frubyterian, Louisvillc (Ky.), i gives tne toiiowiiig uriei accuuniuinauu. companion atlenqth nrnved ano a spitn terranean firc in Easlern Texas j j;j 0IIC ;t WM of beautilul niahogany, Therc is a very singular circumsiancc in Shelby county, lexas, orawell thal has been burning about twenc monuis, ai the former re3idence of Judge 1.usk. When he inored from thc place, he laiu 1 some logs over tne wen, irom mnui .c had'used water for several ycars. Some- II C ...l.:U 1 1 lime after the wooda caugni nre, anu tnc timber burning fell in, and ignited some substance, supposea to bc stone coai. js amlableparlpcr s mtcllect. llcthnugm The rainy seasons have not extinguished s)e. couj contentcdly pass hcr lcisurc it, but it has burnt incessanlly. It does j10ur3 jn sirurnming ovcr a piauo fortc. not give a very agreeable feeling to thc jje was mj3iaken. Though inusic hath visitor; for it is neither sublime nor beau- charms, likc love, it is not the only desid tifnl. but from the deep crumbling noise PrI!m ;n .ie world for a while it nlcas- that is heard the sulphurous smell, and the dark cloud of amoke, that is contin- i ually rising, a beholder is convinced that there is actually fire and briraslone in tbe subtcrranean region. Vanous resuns are nniprtnreil nerhans some aeolofftst can rrire comfort to the anxious minds of the surrounding inhabitants, by ahowing what will be the final terminauon 01 uic uu...- ing well. While sitling in a rcstofator, a few j mnnt..3 StnCC. WU ncc uuiuscu a u made by a waff. It was jn the early ea- son of grein peas, and they were so gen-. erally called for, that the supply gayc out. Peas l' 'Peas 1' was thc call, long after there were none left Ah t airt tlip ivair. throwlntr himself into an attitude, aa Palrick Henry.'Gen-1 tlemen niay ciy peas! peas! but there is nopeffj' Lynn Netcs. 1 1 CELIBAC1 AJTD BOTTONSv "You bcartl us talking, ay, sI- the old story gnevances, sir, twixt man anu woman aid the herr-il. And what is' tht, sir "V" ua u scnims air oi a man prepanu 'V '""V :lSrav?: f"'"2." Uuttons,' he rcpl ihen, t'-arm- his throat, hc began In I ur?e i J"our l0nS' an,1.a.3 1 !,0I'e.' vel.tsr the iltspent Iife, has it never como with tbunderbolt con- viction upon you, that nll washcrwomen, clear starehers, getters up of fine linen, or wbatev ernamc, EycVdiiughters, forasEve brought upon us thc stcrn ncccssity of a shirt, it is but jujt that her girls should wash it under whatcver namc they clcanse aud beautify flax anu cotton. that they are all under some com- pact, imphed or solemnly cntered upon a mongst thcmsclvcs and their non-washin, non-standing, non-gctting-up sistcrhood, that by mcans subtlc, and aluiost morally ccrtain. they shatl worry, or dnve all bachclors aml wjdowcrs socver into the bond of irrcmedial wcdlock? Has this tremcndous trtilh, sir. never struck vou?" "How by what mcans V" we askcd. Simply, by buttons," answcrcd thc hcnuit, bringmg down his clunchcd fot upon the table. 1 will takc a man. who, on his outstart in lifc scts his hat acock at matri- mony a man who dcfics Hymcn and all his wickcd wilcsl Ke erthcless, sir, thc man must wear a shirt the man must have n wash crwoman. Think you that that shirt rcturn ing from thc tub, never wants one .two thrce bultons? Always, sir always. Sir, though I am now an anchoritc, I have livcd in your hustling world, and seen, ay, quite as much as any one, of its manifold wickcduess. Wcll, the man ihc buttonless man at first calmlv rcmonstrates wiih his lattndrcss. Hc pathetically wrings his rst at hcr, coat-facc. anu shc pronnses anu'iiilment. ihc tliing shall never happcn ajpiin. The wcck reolvcs. Think you the next ihirt has iis just aml law- ful nuuibcr ot buttons rot u bii Starting at thc word, we looked, we fear rcproachfully, in thc hcnilit's raec. Panton me let it be as it had never been said," cried thc anchorite a dcepcr tint drawing iu his face, and his cyc looking smluonly moist. rar don me. but the heart has st.'anse cortls, cvcn buttons-may somctimes shattcr them." W bowcd, aml beggcd the hermit to proccc d. Well.sir, s.niu our hostaltcran ellort, "week after wcck the noor man wnmzlcs with hi.-. washcrwoman from thc ircntleiiess of even maidenly complaint, thc rcmonstraucc ri?cs to a burricano of abusc: and still thc waihcr- woman, as it would scem, is hound by oiith to her unmarned si.Htcrhootl to bnn" Iioine no shirt cotnpletc in buttons. Man the fiorccM of his kind caimot always ragc. Hc become.s tirc'l athaincd ot clamor. lic sign?, an i bcars his buttonless falc. His Ihoughts takc a new turn. In his melancholy, his heart o ncns he i-i softcr.cd, subducd and in thi: hour of wc.' ncss a dcinoii voice whiprs to liim, Fond, foolsh man why trust thy but tons to an alieu Why helplcssly ilepcnd upon thc nccdle nnd thrcad of one who luve not thcc, but thy shilirng? Takc a w'le have a woman of thine own, who shall care for tln huttons!' Thc temncr is strons. Ihc man smiles distrustfnlly, but still he smiles. Thal vcry night it so happcns he goes toa hou?c warminir. He is iiartncr at cards with Mis Kittv. Sbc ncver did look so attractivc. And then her voicc 'twould coax a nwl out of heart of oak. Thc man thinks of his huttons: aud before he leaves thc hotisc, Kitty has bec brought to confess that she docsn-'t know what shc may do and sho nuy marry.and she ma nol." Is it possible V" wc criouV with R langli Sir, said llio I.uimit, "lu not n thing to idly laugh at. Ii.;y matches, and beassuml of .1, if i' wcl! out of fbrty, at Icait you ivill f' '.!itl ":S m oinc shapc at thebot lom 'f cni. lt mav be, sanl we. It is, cncd the heinut, wiih einotion. "Asses are led by thcir noscs mcn by thcir huttons." 11- luminiilcil J.j. Imtortast Fat. A young planter latcl y marricd to a bcautiful and intelleo l (ua aav! arter tie i,01lejr t10OI, ,a(I Iiass. i peareil to sufter much from cimui. lhiuk ing that this ininhl be caused by the ab sencc of female c'oinpanions, he iixluceil snrnrnl youiiT ladies. relativcs. to innkc ,j9 nouse tlcir .0mc, iu hoprs thcrchy lo rendcr icr comp etcly happy. This ar ,r ranScment haa not ihc dc.rcd circci. 11. beloved. tlioush apparently j t)us aml i chcerful whllst coiivcrsing uilh him, as tbe couversation lagged relapscd inlo thc J melancholy mood. Surpriscd at ihis, hc j reii l0 nonderinir thc catise, and cbtnc to tbe conclusioii to scnd to New Orleans for bc forwarded bv the first hoai i,ound up Red Rivcr. Wcll, thc musical ofnamenied and polished lo the valuc 1 a jjvc iu,njrcd dollar bill. And tlicn il Jigcoursei such raisbing mcrody, as the snowv finirers of thc young bride pressed ,h i'iie vouna nlantcr was in ran- J tr- 1 ture3 ani conratulateU liiniscn on nav procure-J ihe idcntical one thing need f... his anrrel's comn ete telicity.-l'oor man j,e paid but a poor complimeut to e3 tjic ear- antj touches thc heart, but it ni;nisters not to the initid The lady sei(jom courted ApoIIo, and her liusbnnd aj the mortification of feeling that he had not yet made his domicil a paradise in "lipr hr? ailnrprl.11 At last. to solre thc rjjje 0f j,er disconlent. he asked if she did not, at times, regret having entered the marriagc state 1 "O, no, indecd," she replied, with grcal eafnestness "never for a moment have 1 been other than your happy wife; but oui.ici.u.cs "Well. sometimes uliai, dearcst V "If I must tell you, then Somctimes J regret that you do not takethe nempapers. Papatakeshalj ado'zen." Let every younff husband, who !ores liis wife. and would keep her happy, nd thus preserve an amiable temper, remember the caic here citeti, and steamiy avoiu tnc error pointed out.

A String or 'E3f. 'Ona of thc best se ries. of puns ever perpctrated were inader by Caleb Whiteford, irlo one day having been indulging iu his favoriteamiisenieul, was told that he ought to be puuisficd. "Puuished," said Caleb, "if I was pun ished for every pun 1 sial, I should uot have a puny shed to place aburc mr rmiii islud head 'i'hc odilest pun, iu our knowlctlire re- corJed any where, was written on a tea cltest, in Latin, thus 2 doces, wfiicli translated aieans 'Tlwuttachest" 1'hou tia-chest. A genffeman', ihi ofher day, on askinrf a markct man the pricc of cass, was au sweretl: "Eggs are rgs rtow, and we gct a good price for them. "I ni glad to frear it, wtihallmv heart," replied the gentlcman ''for the laat I boughi were hall" chicdens." Vert Wet. A seamany vrho had es capcd a very dreadfu! shipwrcck on thc coast of Mexico, being asked iiy a mornl lady how lie felt when strugnltug hetwcen Iife and death Irr thc waves, renlied Wet, inadam, very wet." A Wittt DEOiCATftiN'.V-JIrs CowdetT Clarhe dedicatetl her volttme of l'torcrb from ihc works of Shaksueare, iu ihe fol lowing style MTo Douglass Jerrold. thc first wit of the present agc, thcsc works of Shaks-' pearc, the first wit of any age, arc inscnb ed by Slary CowJen Clarke, of a ccrtaiii age,. and no wit at all." liR.tzii.iAN Tea. -"VVc arc mdebteil fo4ficr courtesy of thc Braziiian charge d'allairs, for" two spccimens of tca. green and hhick. grown iu 1ns bcautiful cmintry, W'a Ii.ivc Mibmitted lliem to compcteivt jitdpvj, who-join us in pir nonncing vcry f,ior.illT upon thcir ipiality. They bid fair to riud the productioiis of Ihe Cele;l;il Euipire j nnd we fcel no la-itatiou in prcdicting that whcn thc licst mode if pre paratimi of that celcbra'cif tea cottntiy tliall i.avc bccn introdnccd inlo linizil, there will no longer be thenrrivcrsal denMntf wh'rch has hcnoforc ci.ted. We hail this f;n.t attenipt to cultivatcr Anicrican tea witli great pleaurli. We have long been de.irous ot" seeing the lca plnnt introdncciLinto Floriifa, and )ierhap- othcr Sou'.'icrn .'lates. Bnixil Ims preccded us, and we hoic ihe Unitcd Stafcs will not bt long in Imif iting her mMt cxnmple.- yu, tSi A gentlcman was boastlng that in hi. travels he had bccn earevieil ucry wherc?, nnil that be had seeu ail tlie grcat in Europe. Ifavc you seen the DanTaiiclU?" said one" of llrc coinpanv; "Yes, I diucd witli theui at Gibnvllar. aiuilfouud them to hu cteellcnl compauy." tS Warm ilay, Mr. Joncs, warm iv." said Smith, as they inet ou jhaitkigivin ilay Ycs it i" siiil tToiies, it ls snmc warui it" uot smnHicr. It was crucl in Jonvs. Jostint Post. CaTJs'o man jliouldfic so mucfi tateji fipill thc scarch of trntli, as thcrcby to neglci t thi' mort nccessary duties of aetive lile for after all inlone, it is action-only that gives a trm valuc and comniendalioii to virtue. Cice-o. CS ""iVf.cre did you come from Knock :i n Vgcr dowr?,' is now rcmlcrctlf by bfKirding-tchool inissc, From whcncc fM you enmnate 'i IVotratc llitf Elhi"i)in. Onc of thc darliftgs iceently asked ui tc hand her a thiinblc, in thesc words: Oblige me, sir, by placing cir my dig't Ihat iliminutivc. asre'nitou, truncated cone. eonvex on its onter sur1"ieefaii(J serrrliierforat cd with blight syirnncJMcal indentatioiis." We, of course, complicd but could not hu!p re markine that tlun took Ihe ras; olf ihc btisK." and were repriiiiniiifeif in lhe-c wonls 1 'o speak inovo n'flnudiv vou shottl.l li.ne ?ai.J, t'y- .1 remcn-c ihc ilil:miii:ttc(i i.m-n irran tne iinan- tilu trcc." Wc coiihl not slnnil it niiv Ion"er, but scmng the eaptual lirotection of our alli- tudinal extrcmily, iilnrmatulutcrf through :hc scmi-hialKi Uot eglCsS. WiU vou huy J.lmcs's last?'' saM a ven Jor of small tnifh to a ieutleiniin in u railrnnd ear, Ihc othcr day. I'rietr only 2V rvnW er." .aid the ae'ntlemaii. if I eo'ililbu sntirfieil tlmt'ft wsh his last, I wouM g'r.t! tflrcc times that pricc.' DlscniM iSATio.N.-- Thc Xcw Tork. Couri- cr.'ind Enr'iircr says, that when ficncral Tay- or ileelarcil Ihat hc .1011111 not mase an 1."' enminate sweeiior.ill tlre l.ocohx-o 6lhec-ho:l-ers, he inealit-ne would iHfrriiiiinnte in klieh ;i way as to attoru mcidemal pfolectton io tne Whig party. GnnAT.JoV I.v 'rriECOrr.E, J. the last acenunlf. the good people of h.lge- onibe Countv. C. were iinnsr pJns atn lighting botifires over the elcction of Cass anti Butlcr. "Wherc ianoraiice is," &c, S:c Martin" Vax Brnfc.f. The Masieian of Kinderhook. who ha long cnjoycd the appcl- ation of a ctinnins fox, must, ur llits t.mc, oc prettv well a:ireil that he can ncver lccomo rorpnpuiuii. j inirriT. ile i! now iiiincrsiooii 10 oe l-ox ei preier ea nihil." Ohio StiUa.Ioun Pi'.ETr.Nsm.v. A man passes for thal he is worth. Very idle is all curiosity concefning other pcopIeTs cstimalc of us, and idle is all fear of retnainiiltj linknowu. If a man knows that he can do anylliing that he can do ii better Ihan any one- else he has a pledge of the acknowl"l ment of that f'act by all persons. Thc world is full of jiidgment-daysi and into every assembly that man enters, ill every action he attempis, he is guaged and stamped. "What hath hc done I 13 tlic dlx'me question which searches men, a.id transpicrces etery false reputation. a. fop niay sit in any ehair of the world, nor be distinguished for his lnar from Ilomcr and Washington buf there can never hc any .doubt couccrning -tiie respective abil ity of human beings whctl we seek the truth. Prelnnsion may sit still, but can not act. Prelenaion hever feigned an act of real greatness. Prctension never wroie Uiad. nor drove back Xcr.es. icr christianized the w.rld, nor n jolt.sliej Slavcry. Jl. IV. Jmtrson.

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THE GOLD MANIA. In additioB tothc bighly intercsting ricpauh- government has reeeived from Colurref Mason, thc United States Miltta ry Coimnaudatit in California, a vanety of ther oilicial documcnts, from gentlcmen of Mkc veracitv, in that promising region, arc acknowledged by the Stalc Depart tuent, atid all corroborativc cven of thc wilde'st rcports that have rcached us through tinoffieial channels, concerning the extraordinary excitement among the tnhabitants, jr.duced by the discovery of what. now prore to be, beyond all pcrad venture, a number of bonn fide gold mines, .n the banks of the Rio Sacramento. The gold in somc places is, actually, eighteen inchcs deep, and, hcre andthere.it is pick ed up in lumps, without the trouble ol digging orwashing, forit! Men with a shuvel, a tin pan, or a woodcn bowl, man age to make 50 a day, and some of those lncky individuals, ve are assured, have already atnassed several thousand c'ollars. San Francisco, the chief town in the ter ritory, has onc half of its tenements emp ty, lockedup with the furniturc. The owners storekeepcrs, lawyers, meclianics and laborers all gone to the Sacramento with their families. Some parties. of five to fifteen men, l ave sent back to the town aiul ofTered cooks tcn to fifteen dollars per dnj for a few weeks. Mechanics and teamsters, carning theyear past five to eight dollars per day, have strur.k and gone. So also have the soldiers, and a botit cvery body else, save the aged and infirm. Writes Mr. Thomas O'Larkin to Mr. Buchanan: "United States bark Anila, belonging to the ariny, now at anchor here, has but ttix men. One Sandwich Island vessel in port lost allhermen; engaged another r.rpvr nt niiv aouars wr tne iuii ui rifiecn days to the Island. One Ameri can captain having his men shippcd on this coatt in such a manner that they could lcave at any time, had thcni all on the eve of quilting, when he agrecd to cnntiniie thcir pay and food, learing one on board, lake a boal, and carry them to the gold regions: furnishiug tools, and giving -his men one-third. They have heen gone a week. Connnnii spades and fhnvels, onc mon'.h ago north onc dollar, will now hring ten dollars at the gold rc gtmis. I nm inforrned fifty dollars has becn ofTered for one. Shou'.d this gold conlintic as represenled, this town and o thers will be depopulated Clerks' wagcs have risen from six. hundrcd (o one lliuii saml dollars pcr annum, and board cooks' twenly-fivc to thirty dollars per inonth. This sum will not be any inducement a nuiitli longcr, unless thc fcver and ague appcars atnon;; Ue washers. The "Cali fornian," printcd hcre, stopped this wcck. Tlm "Slrir" nnivsnnnpr nflir.p ivlifrrf thi 1 i i new laws of Gor. Mason, for this cotm 1 try, are printini.'. has hul one rnm Icft. i A mcrchniit. lalely from China, cvtn lost his China Servanls. Should the excitc- tnant cr.ntinuc ihrongh the ycar, and the j wtnic sinps visu aatt rrancisco. l uiiiiK they will losp altnosi all of their erews. Ilinv Col. Mason can retain his men, un leas hc puls n forcc on the spot, T know not. 1 have seen sercral nounds of this gold, and consider it verj purc, worth in j New York, scrcntecn lo eighteen dol lars per Ciiince. Fotirlccn to sixtccn dol- lars, in merchandise, is paid for it hcre." Wonderful as all this is, we are furthcr told that, it is thc opinion of many who have visitcd the ''infeclcd distriet," that the grounds wi'l afi'ord gold for many years, pcrlmps for a century. From Mr, Larkin's ncrsonal examinntion of the riv-- ers and ihcir banks, he is of the opinion thai, at least for a few jears, the goldcn products will cqnal sihose of the p escnt yer. llowevnr, as neithcr men of ici rnoe, nor the laborers now at work, have made any explorattons of consequence, it j is, wc iiniiK, a mauer oi impossiuiiny to givc any rcliablc opinion ns to the cxtcnt and richness of this part of California. Com. Ap Catcsby Jones writes homc, too, snndry "goldcn npinions." J'hc 'Commodorc, however, vics the rthole hiisincss as boding anvthing but good fnr thc fnture destiny of thc "Haradisc of thc I'acifc." The efTects already prodnced ti)ou the minds of the peoplc of Upper California, by thc discovery of this new I EI Dorado, hc says, arc quiti alarininjr, aa all kind of work, and every occupation even thc ripc grain in the fields is nban loned for the gold barvest on the lliver Sacramento Meanwhile, Lientenant I.oescr, the bcarer of these dispatche. is in Washing to'i, exhibiting the specimens of gold he has broiighi lmmc with Iiiin from the"pla cers," which are pronounccd by the as- saycrs, to be the "geniiine article." The quantity rcceived by the Government, is valued at $20,000. I.ieut. Locser de-j clares, in referenre to the gold region and its astonuhing richness, that the half has not been told. llehasbcen on thegronnd bimsclf, and he says if any one had told him the half of what hc saw he would 1 not have believed it. llepurchased omc of tlie gold in California, previous to his leavin. for about 610 pcr ounce, which he sold in Peru for 623 per ounce. Men, who prcviously werc never known to have j nn aggregate of twenly five cents in their posjcssion, at once, now carry gold to San Francisoo and .Montercy, by pound weight, and ypend it with the most lavish profu sion. j No wonder then, that tbcse marvcllous storics, thiisofnciallrpromulgated, arcas tounding the whole country, and stimula ting hundrcds and hundred. of our young men to prccipitate inimigralion. In most of our exchanjics, wc oberve expedilions, advcrtised tosiart immediaicly, some ovcr land straight from St. l.tmis, "some across the Isth mus of Pjnama, and othcrs away round Cape Horn, all breaking their necks to get lo the "placers first. Immciiie shipmeut of provision, clo thing, and all olher twe.sar:es, arc .ciit lbrward from our principal Atlantic ports, und while it is hardly possiblc that these fpc-ulations can fail to prove immcnsely profiiable, to those engaged in them, we tnay rcst assurcd thntihegold diggers will not starve, albeit their owu crops are a bandoucd to their faie. Fears, however, nrc not uujustiy indulged, lliat meii's pas sions thus so powerfnlly stimulatcd, will not be. so governed as to ruake liarmony und good feehng, m the goldcM race, things at all timcs ind'criduall. respectedT Quarrels. robberies, and inurders may en sue, and, it i with pleasure, therefore, that we see the Government dcspatching an anned force to the gold districts, to keep the peace and order among the "washers," as well as to assert the rights and privilege of the country in the prem ises. Specimens of the gold fownd al the "Placers" have been forwarded to this citj, assajed byoncofour smcllcrs and refiners, and the resull shows that it is pretty equal, in some instances superior, to any found iu our southern raines. The gentleman who tested the article says "I return you 10 3-4 grains out of the 12 which I have tested the value of which is45 cent. It is 21 1-2 carats fine within half a carat of thequahtyof English sovereigns and American eagles, and'is almost ready to go to the mint. The finest gold we eet comes from Africa, which is 22 1-2 to 23 carats fiue. In Virginia we have mincs where the quality of the gold is much inferior some of it as low as 19 carats, and in Georgia the mines produce it nearly 22 carats fine. The gold-of California, which I have now assayed, is fully equal to that of any, and much superior to some produced from the mines in our Southern StateS;." Furthcr, we are told.thc correspondcnt of Messrs. Howland Aspinwall, writes from Jlazatlan, thnt, S100.000 worth of gold has becn reeeived tberc, which has been assaycd nd proved to be 22 to 23 1-2 carats fine.whieh is as ncar as may be to purc gold, too pure for coining or mechanical purposcs. All doubt, therefore, as to thc genuineness of the mctaj, must, now, in the facc of these facts, irresisti bly, give way to certainty. What inllucnce all this is to have upon thc future state of California, it is not tasy just now to forcsce. Our seaboard cities, and,in decd, the commcree of the whole country, must incvitably profit by the traffic thus sud dcnlv induced, but tbat jt -will conduce to thc pcruiancni thrift of a new country, whose pop ulation is thus rnpidly acquiring an unfortun atc distaste for acnculture apd mechanical pursuit, wc arc not fo Fanguine, ihough, at thii timo ull speculation on thc subject, is worsc tlian idlc. X. Y. Erprcss. tS3T Tho Lcgislature of Illinois mects in .lanuary. They get, undcr tbo new Constrtu tion, two dollars pcr day, for the first forty days, and aftcr that onc dollar. ADDISON COUNTY AGRICULTU ItAL SOCIETY. Thc Annual Alceting of this Society will bc holdcn at the Town Itoom in Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day of January, 1849. The following are the conditions on which prcmiuins on Field Crops will be awardcd. FIELD CROPS. Apnlicants for premiums on Field j Crops will be requircd to lodge a ypecifi cation, with thc Sccrctary, or Assistant jsccretary, detading thc manner ol eulti vating the crnp, thcexpenscs thcrcof, and the number of days works expendcd, and the condition of the land thc year pre vious. Thc quantity of land specified in thc list cf premiums must in all cases be in onc piecc, be mcasiircd, and the entirc crop harvestcd and measurcd in the pres cnce of the claimant and competent dis intercstcd witnesscs, furnisbing ccrtificates of the same. The abovc named spccifications and ccrtificates to bc lodged with thc Secre tary, or assistant Secretary, at least 10 days bcforc tho annual mceting in Janua ary. Specimens f thc crops of wbcat, corn, oats, peas, beans, and buckwheat ofTered for premiums, of at least 4 quarla, must bc left with the Secretary or assis tant Secretary, for the examinaiion of the committcc and for exhihition at the annual mceting. But no second premium will be awarded to the same individual for thc same kind of crop Vergennes Vermont- TO THE FltlEXDS OF TEMl'E R.VNCE IN VERMONT. TIio Ccntr.il Committee of thoi Vt. State Tempcrnnce Society, belicvc it is high time rcncwcd rxcrtions werc made in the causeof teniperante. 'J'hc grcat political excitcment, which, for uioiiths past hs abiorbcd puhlic nttcntion, lias sccmcd to forbiu any spccial ef fort on this subject at an carlicr day. Thcre is now no time to be lost. Thc tlisgraceful dcfeat of last March is still fresh in our rccol lection, and and the eviln confcqnent arc be forc m. Thc time is at hand whcn tho 'bal-lot-box' will npsin procliim the sciitimcnt of the State on this subject shall it-be saiil that the voico of Vermont is still for RUM? Thc Committee have decidcd that it is not cxpcdirnt to coministion agcnts to lecture on this subject. They have come to this conclu sion from various considcrations but chictly bccause thc labors of public aj;ents tcnd to wcakcn asciifc of personnl responfibility. Af tcr all thnt apcnts can do, the icork must bc done by the I'ricnds of tcmperance acting up on their own responsibility. But if an agcnt be cmploycd, thc cxpcctation is that he will do thc work. The Committee,.thcrefore, wish it to be dis tinctly uudcrtood by the friends of temper nncc, tbat thc rcsponVibilitj wts upon tlicm. If they will not act, thc work must rcmain un donc." Thcre arc men cnough in cvcry part of thc Stalc, who will chcenully do all that rcquires to bo done by way of public lccturcs, if solicitcd. Let these be'employed in cvery County, and cvcry town, and the lack of pub lic agcuts will be morc lhan made up. If tho Commitltc are RsKed to suggcst meas ures, they would sav lst. I.ct a mceting bc callcd as eoon as poi'fihle in cvery town in the State for the cx prcss purpose of inquiring what may bc dono and lUcitling to rio it. To such mectings num bers arc not to important as a determincd pur pose to act. Would it bc diflicnlt to make arrangements by which cvery family migbt bc risited, frcc conversations held on the fubjcet of tcmper ance, and the pleilgc prescntcd to all who have notpigned it? 2d. One mceting, at least. should be held in eaeh County, previous to thc annual mect in of the State Society. Onc of thcobjccts of County mceting shoulct bc to collect facts iilustrating the ulTects of thc traffic during the prccut ycar, for thc bcncfit of thc annu al mceting. Sd. The annual mceting of thc "Stalc Tcm perance Society, "was-appofnted to "bc holdcn at Burlington, "on the 3d Wedncsday, 1 7th day) of January, 1849. Arrangements should be made to scnd up largc county and town dclegatibns to this r&ccting. Theso susjiertions are only mcant as hints to assist in tho re-commcnccment of opera tions. Ifthc friends of tho cause feol their personal responkibility, and realizo in any dn gree tho pood their cifoTts may accomplish, and th evils that must rcsult froxa iuacUvity, hcr will find means to do all that is neeessa ry'to a glorious" Iriumph. Let every oneTccl that ht isixiund'to'do scmelhinff, and that itis expected every maii will do his duty. Josefii Steele, "I ZlMRl HOWE, j CllESTEK SrESCEB, EzraS. CAan, Y Central Cwp. W. C. KlTTKfcPGE, Jonx Nkwmak, I J. 1L EOCKWELL. J Castleton. Dcc. 1st, 1818. Gex. T.vyxok's ResionaTiox. A 'con pmnnrarv.ivns in crror. in sayinc that Gen Tnvlnr liail forwarded his rcsinnation to the War Departmcnt. Gen. TayTor is actively enMgcd in arranging and settiing up every thinf connected with his forty ycars scrvice in the army, which hc wishes aniljntend3,shall bc finally closcd previous to his assuming hi. iirw and morc resnonsiblo duties. "When this is accomplished, and thc arrangements com nlcted. for tbe transfer of his command, hi will scnd in his resignation, and not sooncr. Gen. Twiggs will probably succeea uen. xay lor in tne commanu. nosion iouner. Vircinia. John B. Floyd, Democrat, was choscn Governor of Virgima, on iucsuny, by the Legialature, on the third balloting, for the term of tlirce ycars. C0MRESS. TOESDAT, DEC. 5, Sexate. Aftcr the reading of the Presi dent's Messaseliad becn concluded, On motion of Mr. Brecse, oflllinois, 10,000 cxtra copics of the mcssage wcrc ordcred for the use ot thc Scnate. IIocse. Mr. Greeley gaTe notice of his intcntion to mtroducc, at an early Uay, a bill to prevcnt speculations in the public lands, and to cncourace their occupation by actual settlers. Slr. Goecin eayc notice of his intcntion to introduce a bill to catablish uniform tates of nostae throuehout tbe Umted Statcs. It is understood that Mr. Goscin's bill will reduce the ratcs of postage for letters to five cents for all distances. On motion. fifteen thousand extra copies of thc President s Jlessage were ordercd to be pnnted. Wednksday, Dec. 6 Sesate. Thc Vice l'rcsidcnt laid before the Scnate thc rcnorts of ihc .Secretary of State and thc Secretary of the Trcasury. Mr. Phclps prcscntcd the credenlials of Mr. Unham. of Vermont, which wcrc read. Mr. Cameroii moved to go into an elccjion of Chaplain. Objcctions bcing-raiscd, on ac- count ot a ciuorum not bcing prctcnt, tne mo- .t j; ion was ncgauvcu, anu ine oenaie aujuurucu. House. Mr. Rockwcll moved to proceed to thc appointmcnt of a Chaplain. Rev. Mcssrs. Gurley, Dowey and Cushman, arc the canuiuates in thc ilousc anu benatc. The Kcv. Mr. Gurlev was clcctcd on thc part of the Ilousc. The vote stood as follows: In thc Housc, thc whole number of votcs ncccssary to choicu, 87 Slr. Gurley rcceivcd 15G. A mcssace was reeeived from thc Prcsi- dent, rcfcrnng to his signaturc to thc Oregon Bill of thc last .scssion, and giving his rcasous thcrefor. The mcssage was laid on the tablc, withouj reading, and the Ilousc adjourncd, quartcr to I n nn ouu ociuck xcas ui, xnys uo, TnuRSDAY, Dec. 7. Sexate. Mr. King,of Alabama, announc cd the death of his luto colleague, (Hon. Dix on II. Lcwi',) in a verj- fccling and touching aduress, in which he dwclt upon his charactcr, talcnts and patnotism. Thc ususl badge of mourning was ordercd, with the usual ccremomes. House. Thellon. Mr. Ashmun, of Mass., introduced, und called for considcration, a mt- olution, ordcnng the publication ot the de hatcs ot thc House, m two ncwspapcrs in Washington, iz., the vational Intclhgcncer and Washington Union, upon the tcnns n- greeil upon by tlie othcr body. Mr. Wcnt worth, of Illinois, opposcd thc rcsolution. It was a pmposition, he said, to pcnfion old anu csiaDiisucu i any x rcsscs up on the Ilousc ot the country. Mr. Koot, of Ohio, opposcd ihc rcsolution, and at some lcngth, but while he wns speak ing, thc Secretary of thc Scnate ramc in, and the Spcakcr cricd a Message from the Scnate, announeing thc death of thc Hon. Dixon II. Lewis. Mr. Harris, of Alabama, then .addrcsscd thc Ilousc upon tho virtucs and thc abilities of thc deccascd, and closcd by oflcring the customary rcsolution;. AVhcrcupon, thc Ilousc adjourncd (in con currencc with theScnatc) ovcr to Monday. Moxday, Df.c. 11. Sexate. "iAr. Fitzpatriek, of Alabama, took his Fcat.in placc of Mr. Lewis. Mr. Sliccr was re-clcctcd Chaplain, rccciv ing39 of 47 votC5. Mr. Vouglass rcportcd a bill to make Cali fornia and New Mcxico a State. Read twice, and laid on tbe tablc. A mcmorial from Mr. Aspinwall, was pre scntcd to both Ilouses, asking contract for transporting Government niopcrty across the contcmplated railroad ovcr thc Isthmus of Panama. No Committces appoiutcd. Adjourncd. House. Thc Committces announccd arc substantially thc same as last ycar. The rulcs of last scssion wcro adopted, appropriation bills having prefcrcncc ovcr specinl ordcrs. The Secretary of the Treasury's report was refcrrcd to tho Committee of Ways and Mcans, and tcn thousand cxtra copics ordercd to bc printcd. Mr. Ashmun's rcsolution for printing the debatcs of thc Ilousc in the Intelligcnccr and Union, had mct with uncxpcctcd opposition and the cditors urged thc withdrawal, on thc grounds that they would not consent to be put in a posilion which would subject theirs to the imputation of pensioncd presscs. Mr. Eckart, of Penn., moved a rcsolution instructing tho Committee on Ways and Means to enquire into the cxpediency of re porring a bill bascd upon the principlcs of the larilFof 1842. Thc yeas and nays were call ed for. Yeas, 96 Nays, 93. A bill to reduce the ratcs of postage was reported by Mr. Gogcin. Rcferred. A resolution was adopted. enquiring of the President the causc of the dctcntion of Amer ican citizcns as prisoncrs in Ireland. Ad journcd. Tcesday, Dec. 12. Sewate. Thc Vice President laid bcforc thc Scnate a communication from thc Secre tary of the Trcasury, transmitting thc Report made to thc Treasury Departmcnt, by the Su perintendent of thc Coast Survcy, showing the progrcss of that work during thc ycar endingiCov. 1. Mr. Wcstcott's rcsolution to appoint Com mittces to inquire into the expcdiency of re pcaling the act imposing duties on Spanish vessels was adopted. On motion of Mr. King, tbc Scnate then wcnt into thc clection of Cbairman and Stand ing Committces. Therc was no alteration, thc mcmbers all rcmaining the same as at the lasfscssion. Mr. Dix called ttpthe Harbor bill, and mov ed its rcfcrcncc to tho Committee on Com mcrec, which was agrecd to. A communication was then rcceivcd from thc President, and thc Scntatc wcnt into Es ecutive Session and thc doors werc closcd. Hoc3E. Aftcr the reading of thc journal, the Speakcr commenccd calling on thc Statcs for petitions. Mr. Morse' rose to a privilesed question. and said that, ho, decmed it proper that the. uonunittecon tbe omitnsoman lnsmuie suouia be at once crcate'd, and morcd a'jecdnsadera-. tioii oi ycsteruay s vote rejccung sucn a-oom-mittce.

Mr. Pollock moved to lay the subject on thc tablei whioh was taken by Yeas and Nays, and decidcd in thc allirmath c. Mr. Evans,)f Md., rose to a privilegcd qu6s tionand moved a reconsideration of yestcr dav's vote orderinc thc cncroism'cnt of Mr. Cobb's bill for thc sccurity of thc.Housc Con- tingci't Fund, requiring the approbation of both llouscs lor cvcry appropnauon ont. A discussion"arosc betwccn Messrs. Evnns, Cobb, White and Collamcr. and thc nucstion UDon reconsideration was. decidcd in thc afiirmative by the following vote: acas i), Jiays b2. Ihc bill was then refcrrcd to thc' Committtec on Accounts. "Wednesday, Dec. 13. Mr. Genton prcscntcd tTmemorial from thc citizcns of.Ncw Mexico, praying for an or ganization of a tcfritorial government. Mr. Clayton expressed'a determination in favor of ocganizing upon tho same tcrms as were proposed last vearand advocatcd by him sclf. Mr. Benton moved to print thc mcmorial. Mr. Calhoun protested against the co'nsider ation of thc subject at thc prcsent time as con taincd in the mcmonal. Mr. Bcnton rejoined. Mr. Rusk said hc should oppose granting a scparate orgamzation. flir. iicnton rcplied at somc icngm. Pcndinj thc dbcussion, sonie angry wordj passcd bctween Bi'nton. Calhoun and West cott. Clayton cntcrcd into some cxplanation upon the mcmorial dcnicd that anyihing in it could bc construed'as iiisolcnt cither in lan- guace or spint. i he people had a right to ask as tncy Iiau in lue memonai a resmcuon a uainst Slavcry in the tcrritory of which they had bccome citizcns. Calhoun contcnded that that featurc'of it- self was objectionablc. That what was dis respectful to the people, ofi'cndcd thc Sena- tors and sbouiu not uc rcau. Footc, of Miss-, spoke at Icnjrlh in opposi tion to thc mcmorial and its considcration. Mr. Hale addrcssed the Sonate. at length in its fav or, concluding with a motion to refcr and print, which was carricd 32 to 15. Mr. Doujjlass asked lcave to bring In a bill providing for the crection of California and New Mexico into onc State, giving them a government, grantcd,and read twice and rc ferred to a jolnt committee. IIocse. A committee of five was apnoint- ed on reporting and publishing the procecd incs of thc Ilousc. Mr. Palfrcy asked lcave to bring in a bilr to prohibit thc slavo trade in the Distriet of Columbia, granted and bill re fcrrcd. Mr. Root offercd a rcsolution dirccting thc committee on Territories, to organize Califor nia and New Mcxico into a State and exclud ing slavcry wliolly therefrom. A motion to lay it on the tahle was rejcctcd. TiiunsDAY, Dec. 14. Sesate. The Scnate was callcd to ordcr and journal read. Mr. Wcbster appearcd in the Scnate and took his scat, looking very well. Scvcral petitions and mcmorials were prc sentcd and refctTcd. On motion, it was aareed, that whcn the Scnate adjourncd, it bc to Monday ncxt. iur. uamcron prcscntcd a rcsolution fortak- mg a new ccnsus. Agrccl to. Mr. Bcnton offercd a rcsolution auihorizinj; thc contract asked for by Msssrs. Aspinwall and othcrs. for constructing the Panama Rail road, which was, on motion, made thc special ordcr for fllonday. Mr. Uutler pronounccd an culogy on Mr. Simms. The Scnate, on motion, adj. IIocse. Mr. Walhice announccd the death of Mr. Simms, ono of the mcmbcri from South Carolina. Tho House adj. to Monday. THE GLCXBE A C6XC5KESSIOKAI-," AGnlCUr.TCKAI. AND UTEKARY KEWSPAI'ER. The Editors of thc Conzrcssional Globe pro- pose a new publication. To dcserve thc patroii- apc which Congrcss has accordcd to .their rcports of its debatcs, in rccciving and makinR the Globc the oilicial registcr, they intcnd to adcl prompti tudo to whatever mcrit has hithcrto rccommcnd- cd thc work. 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Thc Editors of the Globe have bornc thcir share in thc party conflicts of the press. They claim an honorab'c dischargf from thc. vo cation. The Globe will inviolably maintain thc neutrality which its relation to Congrcss imposcs. TERMS.' Forooecopy of the Dul- Globe (daily duriptbe f. tiou of Cougrc.t, and weckl" darin; the receM a year. $5,00 For ooe cnnr ofdie Wreklv (Ilobe. oae jear, 2.00 For one copr of the Confrey.ional Globe durin tlie ne,t e,.ion, ir ,ni.Kribed for before the fiit of janu- x or ix copie5, rither tbe Consrea.ional tilobe, or oo The mWription for the Conrrenional Globr. or the Ad- pendU, after the 1 of Jaonary, iU be 10. The oriji. conlancc with the ayowal of the Princc of Prus nalprice of one dollar does not pay the ejpCMe of tbe if.t,. r..n tT .1 pnbLeation. in coie,aene of thi eat incrra of mat-' ta watlfthc thronc fall, lt shall fall with honor. ter puhtihed. airord toT"dit0theout" fTbeforrBorn"""" J Among thc candidates talkcd of for thc inme tiue in orderin; them, nnletithe innseriptkia niee Pretidcncr of Ilhrvarrl TTntnrcW ..nT? aecnnipanie the order. BLAIK. i RIVEB. j X reIIal:ncJr 01 &ryaM UniTCrslty, arCRey. AVAbutoToy, October t6, KH Jarcd Sparki, Rev. Dr. Walkcr, Kct. Fraa- THE GALAIY. MIDDLEBURY. VT. Tuesday, December 19, 1848. TIIE PRESIDENX'S MESSAGE. Wc designcd to say a few.wonli on the remark able documcnt which occupicd the larger portion of our papei;Iast-eek-butj ns no room was Icft us to do so, on the occnsion, and as its sophistries, ihsiiTts,anlI self-glbrifications are already irf'a great mcasure forgottcn, we now fcel but little inclinstion to recall it, for any lcngth of time, to the attcntion of our rcadcrs. We simply subjoin two or thrcc cxtracts, showing how it was rcceiv cd, gencrally, thronghout thc country. These coramtnts are raild in corapariton with many that we have read for the indignation feltatsuch cfTrontery as characterizes the greater portion of that document most unlike what a message should be, andwhat we belicvc Gcn. Taylqr!! will bc is universal, cxcept, of course, among the de Totcd partizans of the Administration. Of that part of tlie Message relating to the Mexican AVar, thelJew York Tribune says: To afTect an aversion to War, yet to eulogize and glorify War, is cxactly in character with the esscntial insincerity and hypocrisy of tlie author of thc Kane lettcr, "JllooJ oq Jlit hands, aad Scripture on hij lipf Nobody cvcr confrsscd to a love of War for its own sakc it is always commenccd and justified by some pretence of iudcmnity, or sccurity, or woundcd honor. Any fair mind must rcalize that if these prctexts are tufiicient to justify our invasion and conqucst of nearly all Mcxico, with j our nltimate rctcntion of one-tliird of its arcaas thc legttimate 'spoils of victory,' then there can nevcr De a lack of prctext for any Warwhatevcr; anu ruiers wm go on prcaciung peace and cut tine throats cantincabout a bcncficcnt Provi- dence' and scattcring broadcast thc limbs and brains of womcn and children until the coming of thc eencral conflatrratioa, whicli oueht r.ot. un dcr such anspices, to bc vcry long dclayed. No r... 1 j... r l r I more complctelr calrclatcd toditruscand inflame the War spirit, than this vcry l'olk Mcssage of The Buffalo Commcrcial Advcrtiser spcakJ of thc latter portion of the Mcssage on this wisc Without a particlcofproofto sustain his ac- cusation he boldly and unqualiliedlv cliargcs that same. Fair terms of Compromise were pro who advocatcd a distrihuiion amonc; the Statcs, pcrsons claiming seats froni Ilamilton County twetvc ycars ago, of the surplus m the National Trcasury. dcliberatelv consnirpd tn nnnr.ii ihi. pcopie aiiu uuuu upagrasping, rapacious aristoc racy of wcalth, sufficicntly stroug to usurp and kccp control of all the dcpartmcnts of govern ment. The peoplc so charged constitute a fnll moicty if not a dccMcd majority ofthe'Aincrican people, and the chargc thus brought agaiust them is foul, falsc and infamous,the morc infamous bc causc unprovokcd and jjratuitons. It will be re pellcd with scorn nnd indignation by all dispas sionnte, right-thinkins mcn, and by cven a ma jority of the Presidcnt's own political fricnds.n ho are liones tly opposed, on priuciplc, to thc meas urcsrcprobatcd. Thc New York Couricr Enqnircr, among othcr good things on thc subject, hai thc follow ing: Thc whole ia cxplaincd by thc result of thc Presidcntial cftctinn. Intcad of acqnicscing promptly and gracefully, in onc of thc most strik ing, most houorablc and most encouraging opc rations evcr witncsscd of the frcc institutious for -r whirhMr. Polfc pnftsset such respcct instcad of anoruing, as vvc iamny uopcu lic wouiu, to ovcr hokiug Europc thc cxaruple of a Chicf Mngis tratc rejcctcd with his party and Jiolicy, hy thc popular vote. at once and without sfiow of passion or rescntmcnt, rctiring from thc scene, andbid dinghis surccssors wclcomc, wc find l'rcfidcnt l'olk collcctiug into onc huC amlauchc of wonls nnd Littcmcss thc cditorials of thc Uniori during the campaicn, nnd nvailinc himsclf of thc lnt OD- portunily to pour fonhupon thc peoplc thc cnulc, malignnnt, IibcIIou: furrago of sophistry, asscr tion and irsinuation, nnswercd in ndvancc, nnd rcfutcd by thc peoplc in thc votc.'which proclaims Zachary Tajlor President, and Millant Killmorc Vicc President and which will scrvc moru sig nallr to rrmrk tho TnortiHcation of dcfeat, and possibly, jhongh we have faith in tho cqnaniini ty and moderntion of Ihc Presidcut clcct, greatly to cxatpcratc lum and his friends. The following anccdotc is to good to bc lost.in this conncetien. Mr. A. II. Stei-iikns of Ga., in n spccch before thc IlongH and Jlcady. Club of Washington, on Thursday cvening.made thc fol-' lowing good hit at the Presidcnt's Mcss"c 1 Hc was struck with thc rcmark of a fricnd in the Ilousc, while thc claboratc ar.d ill-timcd as mcC.crk"' ycr arguing a case aficrit isdccidcd. This Tricnd, havir.g been fully confirmcd, in all thc impor whom you all know, (Mr. Collamcr.) said hc was t.mt featurcj, by oflicial rcports to thc Gov- Mlhl 11-. 1.. l. I... 1 1 .11 J upon heinr rcpnmandcd bv th Jndirc for i..r i i t I 1 ing aftcr thc judgment of" thc Court was pro- i nouuccd, rcplied that hc was not bv any mcans arguing his cause again, but only Jamninti therit- I n! y dammnn thc de I 1 Thc new Steamcr Cunada arrired at NeT i 1 ork on Thursday last, 19 days from Liver-1 Co.,oS hah.lcn rSbScSSU i- dull and dcclining. i Thc total number of casosof cholcra renortcd.i I M Pnf.l.ml 1 1 1 j e i nK. .1.- .in.l rccovrics Siotland thc mortality l.as becn grcatcr. 1 goah lcalTv thc chanccTo "cS'an

J.onis Napolcon "rcmain much as they were last i wcck. ibo l.cgitimifts now and then crincc j their expectancy of kingly rcstoration, and tho J oociaiists are uisplaying tncir numbers and dar ing in support of a candidatc favorablc to their views. In"-Paris, as thc epoch of thc clection approach es, timid pcopie bcgin.tofccl alarmcd, aad tboie who arc not detaincd by busincss or other ticsire preparcd to rcmove till after the elcctinn is ovcr. An insurrectionary movemcnt by thc Red Repcb licans and Sodabsts is fearcd M. Maric, Ministcr of Justice. who was snm- moncd to Paris by tclegraph, was prcsent in the;! AsscmDiy 10-uay. Ji. -i-amartmc is cxpcctcdin Paris to-morro w. A grcat number of thc membcrs of the Asscm bly have urgcd Gcncral Caviagnac to present to thc Atsemblj theprojcct of Law for ciosing tho Clubs. He dcclines incurring the odium which would attcnd such a mcasure. There was nothing of intcrcst in the AssemblT, either on the 22d or 23d instant The mectings of the Clubs and elscwhere arertcdring more at tcntion than the Asscmbly. Tiik CoN-risEST. Cnntincntal anairs still wcaran aspect which indicatcs the beginniug of anoincr catastropne. ratner tuan tne terminauon of that which has already occurred. In Anstria and Prussia a strugglc is evidcntly about toiake placc betwecn the powers of monarchy and dc mocracy cach bcing now arraj ed in hostib'ty a gainst thc other, aud both apparcntly convinced that thc swonl must bc thc arbitcr bctween them. The whole of the intclligence from Vicnnaand Berlin rcprcicnts those capitals as evidcntly ripe for renewfcd eflbrts: to secure a constitution which shall place some restrainl npon The Kings, themsclvcs, arc the royal will. rathennr nmnnt tlicm all thcir arailablc militanr ilr.nml, cis "Wayland, D. D.S Hbn. Ilorace Mann, anc unanes ouumer,jisq. c OUIb J1EGISLXT4JRE.- Monday, the, 4 th inst., was tfcc day appoint ed by law, in Ohio, for thc mceting of the Lcgislature. Much confusion and disorder were anticipated on the assembling of that bo dy, and the event has shown these anticipa' tions tdt be quite-wcll foundi-d. Down to the lSth inst, no organization had been cfieetcd, and th5 scenea that had transpired during the nine daysi pycvioui, werc ol an exciting and unparallellcd character. At eight o'clock,-on the morningof the 4 th, two houra before the regular time of mceting, the Locofocos rush- cd into the Reprcscntativcs Ilall, where Judgc Read, a fit instruracnt, it secms, for furthering their-illegal dcsigns, w?s ready to swear them in Yery unceremoniously. Thc main objcct of this movemcnt was to sccure seatsto.two Beprescntativcs whose claims were manifcstjy Jllegal, and on thc admission or rejcction of whom, the political asccndcncy in thc Ilouje would depcnd. These two mcmbers are from Ilamilton County, which includes thc City of Cincinnatti. It secms that, during the last session of the Lcgislature, this county was di- vided into two Scnatorial and RepresentatiTC Districts the first entitlcd toone Scnatorand two Reprcscntativcs, the second to one Scna- or and three Reprcscntativcs. Thc 'Wlugf, in conformity with tho law, ran scparate tick- ets in the two Districts, clecting their candi- datcs in the First Distriet, while they were in a ininority in the second. Tlie Locofocos.bid' ding defiancc to thc law, ran but one tickct for thc whole county, and having a majority of all thc votcs in the county,' declared their Jive Rcprcsentativcs clcctcd. The confusion through thc day wxs indc scribablc. The Locofoco mcmbers, a la Saw 'ert partook of thcir luneh in the Hall, kept possession through the dinncr-hour, and, not boing able to get possession of tho kcys of the lla"' rcma,"ca ,n ,nclr scnu a" "'S01; un M-UCSday, and lucsday night, tncy UiU tne sh0uld be cxcludcd from the dclibcr.itions cf thc Ilousc, until after an organization and ar examination of tho rcjpective claiuis- This prOjiosition was promptly rejecled. After the lapsc of a weck, thc disorder secins to have becn rathcr incrcascd than abatcd, yiolent and disorganiztng measurcs had becn propaicd and discusscd by thc Locofoco rump;"the Whigs rcmaincd firm and no prospect of an end to the difliculties was apparcnt. In the Scnate, IIon.'.Brcwster Randall,Frcc Soil Whig, from Ashtabula county, wa,on the ICth ballot, clcctod Spcaker, by a vote of 19 to 17. A Dcmocratic clark was clcctcd, on the 121st ballot. Numerous ballotings wcrc had for Scrsreant-nt-Arms, without cfl'octing a choice. By accounts from Columbus, wc lcarn that a Locofoco Ri'prcscntaliv'e had proposed that, in case no comproiniso was etTcctcdjlhc pcopie should bc invitcd to thc Capital to form Prociswmil (lovtrnmcnt. Much excitcment prcvaiicd, and inllammatory spcechcs were made. Thcre is cvcry probability that nothing will be done this wintcr. Goi.i) Got.n Compnr.ics have becn formcd in Boston, New York, Troy, Baltimore, and New Orleans, who arc making arrange ments to go and look aftcr thc prccious uictals on thc mouutnins and in thc rivcrs of Califor nia. Two or thrce vcsscls in New York arc about sclting sail with provisions to fced the srold di"2crs, and in Baltimore no less than four ships arc loading, for thc same dcitina tl0n- 11 ron prcsent tndications, that coiintrj- is to bc rapidly fillcd up with cinigrants, and wiU Lc t,ic ,linJ of prom'3e aild ,hc 'hcatrc of advcnture.for a considerable time to como. tobo wcll.authcnicatcd, crnment at nsbinMon. J Iic sntisfancp nl these report Mcsacc. Mc i. eporU is cmbodicd in tLc Jresitlon'i Mnrn minntn dftnil will Yia fnuntl in P n i. Jfoss. CANDEnnEECK. This accomplished I and justly celcbrftcd Vielinist, accompanicd on 1 the Uarp by Madamc Candcrbccck, has givcn j scvcral conccrts in this place during tbe past wcck. It would not be casy to spcak extrava- gantly of these pcrformanccs to whicli every f "h h thcn award thc highcst degrcc of mcrit. "We undcr. stand thatMons. and Mad. Candcrbccck arc to

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of this raluable monthly has becn on our ta- ble for several days. It contains a likcncss of Hon. Ilamilton Fisli, Governor clec.t of 2Ccw York, and thc usual yariety of political and litcrary articles. The leading article, by rtic Editor, on thc ''Causcs of the succcssof thc Whig party," is forcibly writtcn, and prcscnts an ablo.summing-up of thc prcvalcnt issties in thc latc campaign. We have also becn much intcrcsted in a rcview of Lord Hervcy's "Court of Gcorge n.," by X. S. Dodgc, and in thc ar ticle on "Milncs' Life and Letters of Kcats," by Charlcs A. Bristsd. This number complotes thc present volumc and now is an exccllcnt time to subscribc. As an inducement to pay in advance, the pub Iishcrs will send an engraved likeness of thc IIon.Hcnry CIay,(the customary priceof which is 2) in addition to the Reyicw, onc ycar, to any pcrson remitting tbc regular pricc of snb scription, $5,00. Published at 118 INastau St- New York. Saktais's'Usiox Magazige, for Janua ry, contains SO pagcs of reading matter, on cxtra fine papcr, three supcrb Mezzotint en- gravings, and various other illustrations, Fasbion Plates, Muslc, &c. Among thc con- tributors to this number (all the contcnts of which are original) are, Rot. Albert Barnes, Mrs. L. II- Sigoumcy, Mrs. E. F. Ellct, "W. II. C. Hosmer, John Ncal, Rcv. Gco. W. Bethune, H. T. Tuckcrman, Mrs. Franccs S. Osgood, Alfred B. Street,- Mis Annc C. Lynch, and Mrs. C. M. Ktrlland. Publishcd at Philadclphia. S3 a year. Godey's Lady's BnoK.-Thft JatinatT numbei of this old and us-ly popular monthiv was reeeived sevcral days ago. Thc cmbei-' lihmcnts arc cxccllent and numcrous, amori" which are, "The Dawn ot Love,- ''Tableaux of Life," a lcantifal coloreil Flower nate Model Cottages, an Equcttrian Fashion pja;.' "B utter is Riz," &e- The Ktt rary content usual, are of a high character, includicg arti. clesby the moat-approved .wrilers 6f lledai Published in PhiladelpJua.'bj.L A.-.Gj at S3.00 a year. 'WooDWOitTn's Youth's CAjrSt,r: xif January number, (the first of thc Fourth Vol ume,) of this fine juvcciie monthly is lcforo us. From a hasty perusal, we incline to thint it one of the best w orks of the kind that a.nc evcr come under our notice. It has an. alon dance of ncat cmbellishmcnts and pictorial fl lustrations, and its reading matter happily combines the entertainmcnt and the instruc tion bcsf suitcd to boys and girls. D. A Woodworth, Pablishcr, 135 Nassau St, New York. Sl a ycar, in advance. Boston JfuncirAi. Electiox. The clec tion for Mayor, and City and Ward officers, in Boston, resulted in the choice of the "vYhig c'an djd,ate for Mayor, and a large majority of the oth cr officers. The vote for Mayor stood Jons-P.BiGEi.ow, Whig, 5.0C4 John W. James, Loco, i,U2 Bradford Snmner, Frec Soil, 9g J.V.C. Smith.Native American, 45J Scattcring, 221 Bigclow's majority ovcr all, 2,330 Quincy's do. last year, 531 ST The rcportcd murder of M.y'or Singer and family is contradictcd. Jj- Mr. Schouler, of thc Bostou Atlas, haj becn choscn by the Electors of Massachusetts, to carry the Presidential rote of that State to Wash iugton. Mr. Randall of the Warren Star, it Messcngcr for Rhode Island, and Mr. Si'.l, of the Cattaraugus Whig, for New York. Editorg ire 'looking up." lt7From the Reports ofPr. Waiting, Health OIHccr at Staten Island,it appcars that the Cholc ra is subsiding. Only one case has been report ed in New York City which terminacd fatally. SaTThe grading of thc Railroad from Niag- ara irallsto Kochesteru said to have com menccd. IlyrHtornontA. Ahraham Deckcr,ofBatb, opposite Albany, died on the 8th inst., of hy- drophobia, in the 39th ycar of his age. Ha was bittcn on the lips, several weeks previous, by a dog supposcd to be mad. ggTThc probability that Goy. Crittcnden will bc Secretary of -State to Gcn. Taylor, in creascs. That this nppointment will be ofP;r- ed him, thc Louisville Journal regards ascer tain. "Thc Chroniclo says thc rails on the Cen tral road arc laid to within four Jniles of Wind sor yillage. "Afew thousand more voles would have givcn Taylor, Maine, Illinois, Alabama, and Alississippi, incrcasing his vote to 213, and di minishing that of Ca-a to 77. G&"Xhc maii bag cont.tining thc mail fiom New York to Whitehall and the North, was stolen from tho stacc bctween Fort Ann niui Sandy Ilill, on the 8th inst. 63FThc statcmcnt that cxplanations and rcconciliatiort had takcn place bctween Gen. Scott and the Government, is without founda tion. So says the correspondcnt of the Balti more Patriot. G3T The December pcssion of thc County Court for this County commenccd 011 Tuesday last, his Honor Judgc Bennett prcsiding. The Railroad suits came up ftr trial on Sutur ilay, and were continued. Nf.tt Caxdidate. The last Middlebury Galaxy is verj- loud in defcnce of the Com promiso bill of Senator Phelps, of last session. and winds up with recommcnding thc said Honorablc Senator for the post of Attorney Gcneral in Gen. Taylor's Cabinet. Wilder moves than this arc oftcnmadc G.M. 2'rte- man. Tho Frceman docs not state the matter vc ry correctly. We said a wqrd in defcnce of Senator Phelps, from imputations that we re gardcd as unjust and we exprcssed, too, our opinion that the Compromise bill had becn misrepresenjed. This was the extent of our 'defcnce of the Compromise bill and so far from 'winding up as the Frceman statcs, we did not, in any part of the article in question, make the remotcst allusion to the Attomcv- Gcneralship. Profcssor Patterson. of tbc Mint at Philadclphia, has analyzcd thc California Gold, and pronounccs it to be of cxtra quality, yicld :ng 98 2-3 pcr ccnt. tJ3 Hon. Solon Borland is clccted Senator from Arkansas, for tho tcrm commcncing on the 4th of March ncxt. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH REPORTED FOR TIIE GALAXY. New Yonic, Dcc. 18, 2 1-2 P. M- Dr. Whiting rcports to-day 5 new cascs, artd two dcaths from Cholcra sincc last report. No cases in the city. A dcspatch datcd Dcc. 17, saysi uMr. Clay has oxtendcd an invitatiouto Gcn. Tay lor topartakc of his hapi'alities at Asblariil. on his way to Washington. Gen Taylor ba also invitcd Mr. Clay to spcnd a wcck at Ba ton Rougc. Columbus, O., Dcc. 16". Scnate not in scssiori to-day. In the House, tho Whigs still occupy thc left of Speaker'a chair, the Dcmoerats, the right. Thc Whigs adjourncd, but the Dcmoerats, tbough worn out by 1od watchings; contintic in their teatf, night and day. The Cass and Butlcr electors are atding in thc organization of thc Honsc, which now secms as far distant as oVcr. New Vork. Dcc. 18, 6 1-2 P. M." MARKET REPORT. FIouf-ma.rket ffrm. But little can bc had at 5,25. About 3000 bbls". for homo use t 5,31 1-4 a 5,31-2, for common and pood brands. Wheat inquiry modetate, tendency downward. Salcs of Westexn- at about 1,06. Corn markct casicr, but the changc not roa- teriaL Transactions add up 50,000, nearly all new Southern, at 57 a 59. Old Northern, round, Gl a Cu. OaU new Northern, 31 a 3G. l'ork mcs-,13 Primc l-"aua-

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4 nnmc 10.40 ond new mess 14. cu. i Beci 'coKGRESS. jUonday. Dec. IS. r. .r n.n ralletl (o ordcr at 12 31,, by ,1C Vicc Fresidcni. Iumerous pe'ona nrrsentcd nmone otiicrs, onc hy Mr, Cameron praylng for n rcduction o theTar .ir ,n,! nnn bv' Mr.-Siurfieon, for ihe reduc nfrnKiamv Mr.-Dou'fftHss prcsentcd a .nemorial from Mr. O'Kcilly lor the ri"ht .r r.nrVitrucl b tfleffrapii lo Oalifortm Mr.DougfagsTnovcl louke up hta lill on rM;iwni.. and -.o refcr it lo ihc Commitlee n Tirrttoriej. Ayeg 30. IViavs 25. Mr. ltnn.-nRsubmiilcd a retolution instruclinjr the i f'limmirtrti In ranrfl nn ihn prnh rliencv ofestahlishine a Mint in Cuhfornia. On mnlion ofMr. Atlicrlon.that nortidnol'ihe PresMetti'a Mcssasc relatiiiE lothe Tarilf was laken up and relerred to the appropri nic Commitlee,. The portion relating to the Ciihfbrnia Mint. and ihe Nalional revenue thererrom.was referred to the Commitlee on Vi.iance. Mr. Benton callcd up the bili for giving Messrs. Aspinwall and olhers the con trar.t for building the Panama Railroad. Mr. B. advocaied its passage by a forcible ppcech ofsome lenglh. iMessrs. Breese, Hale, and Johnson opposcd it. Laid over, After sundry unimportant rr.allers wero disposed of in executive session, on moiion, aajourneo. Housc After reading of the journal, and presentation ol petitions on various subjccts rrnin sp.vcra o me maies. iwr. ninun. m Ohin rrnnrted a hill to iir.nlv the deficieil cvof the Civil and Diplomatic h'st for tlie vear endinff June 30, 1849. A motion In rc- comider the vote instiucting to report on New Mexico and Cahrorma, was agreed to. A Terriiorial bili which was made the spc- cial order for to-day. was called up for dis enssion. Mr. Robinson, of Indiana, addrcss- rd the Houseadvcrsc tftthe coneideratiotiof tho supject by the present Congrcss, and was inlavoror postponing u lor tne oenem o fien. Taylor's Adminilralion. Mr. Went worth movcd to lav it on the table. Car- ried. 10C to 80. Mr. Giddincs aked leave to introducea blll authorizing the people of the Dislnct ofColumbia, whito and colored, to oxprefcs liy ballot their opuiion as to Ihe lnrthcr toleration ol aiavery m tne uisinr.i Adjjuroed. WHIG FESTIVAL AT CORNWALL. Mr. Editor Allow me to furnish you with nn account of the 'Whig festival at this placc, on tho 5th inst. A nartv of the Whig broth- erhood gathcred together to cclehrate the tri nmphofthcir principlcs in the recent clection. A suppcr was lomished inaumiraoiestyic, uy iur hig host, CnAitLES Mf.rrill. After .pending an hour in atisl-ing the physical wnt' of the cucsts, Calvin G. Tildcn, EjqM rose, and made a fcw introductory remarks, concratulating the rompany upon the occasion which had callcd thcni together. Ilcnrr Lane then rcad the following regu Isr toasts The Cnnstitutionz Founded upon rulesof inticp nnd equality, adequate to all the exi jrcncies of the govcrnmcnt, a Bccnrity to our private Tights and propcrty, niay it be perma ncnL in airtime to come. The Union May the inssparablc tics le- twocn the ?orlh andbouth continuc to msurc to each, equal rights and eqtial dignities. Gai. Tatlar: The man failliful to his trust at Kort Harrison, in thc swamps of Florida and on thc bank of thc Rio Grande such C ck'lity it h his darling paseion to approvc. Song, CnaHlrn,I 1n;Ittlr in Ihe rlear tunli;ht I nur poo.1 Whi? Ifnner ptreamtn.' M'dhird Fillmme, Vice I'reslifcnt elect Horn in comparativc povcrty, traincd among in industrious kindrcd to liardy toil, called varly into honorable puhlic scrvicc, he U at iriigih honored by one of thc highcst giflg of a ir-t poople. flrnri Ciay: .TI10 idol of his country with a tpciilesi! rcputation a a statesniap, and tho 'insclfiiib love ofa pairiot to commend him to lle grjititudc of thc American people. Tbi to.ist was rcs-ponded to hy thrco hear ty cheerv. .u-is Ctw Thc 'noisc and confusion of tlie 7th of Xovcmbcr will preycnt hi. anply mg nt the White Hoiise on thc 4th of March tiext, for Extra '-cy. Song.'OA Extra Poy.' Vermenl: Once. to pre-crve her own ci itcnce, tho promlly resiftcd the absorbing writ of sister State", and now again has che nucccsstully resisted thc absOrption of Cass- liUl. The 1J' Party: Undauntcd by dcfeat, nncorruptod by victorj-, guided by able lead frs. may its asccndency bc perpetual. The ith ofMarch 1849 An intcrregnnm, during which Iyocofocoisin may reflect upon its dark ways, repent and sin no more. Song, Vhcn the foarlh ofMairh ihII come aronnd Jemray Polk will be no more. UldLion County Firet among her sistcr Counties to respond to the Philadelphia nom ination, her vote attests her sincerity. Thepretent Administration: Its winding jhect has becn cut out upon the banks of the Rio Grando by an expericnced Taylor. Cassand Van Buren Poling the Balti more and BufTalo platforms up Salt Rivcr, Where 8nkn nnd nd Ltons bra, Forr, and Jackalli feed.' Song Oh Tajlor WhifS wo owe a grudfre to y, 'Cafe you ent us up Sall Rlver, The elephant to iee The following sentiment was ofTcred by juest: The 'higt of thc poputar branch of out Isgislature Triumphant, without a major Itv. l alYin U. llincn, r.sq., inuniwi uanu- f nmcly, concludin? with The Uhtqtof Muidleoury: ftiay tney go on from Etrength to strength, till there is not a relic of JVirtVr-ism lcft among them. j Ira Allen, Esq., of 3Iiddlebury, responded inauitablcmanncr, and concludcd witb aj .t;.nt -nm.JImr.nfnrv tn thn tOWn of Com- 1 I Or. IVederic Ford oflercd tbc following toart i llon. S. S. t'hclps As a lawvcr and a udge, without a rival, as a statcsnian, com mantfing thc admiration of his country. J. A. Beckwith, Esq., ol Middlebury, re sponded witli a conipliruentary allmion to tho Hnn SnntnrV ronrse durincr the lant session nt r.(winrp nnd i-oneludid bv offerinir a sen timent comphmentary to Lornwali, which we rti u U1UD1C to C1VU. rkc following volutiteer toast wero rcad 7 loa-t .Master: Southern SlmvlinMm and Xorthtrn Van J3.., L'. r- 11..V-X-- grotromt-acTcmDlcof Frecdom. the othcr I scourgcs him fiom the ballot-box. lheUlee Llub KcvprmnrA harmonious han when chantinj Whi" mclodic.. Hon. George P. Marsh The rine scholar. the fearles champion of civil rights, an honor to thc State he represents. '.nehary Tagbr and MiUnrd Fillmore: The one a hero in railitary lifc, ihc othcr a hcro in civil lifc, together making the most su rerb ticket that ever rcceitKl tho suflraRi.. of tho American people. Miltard Fillmore Theiian of justicc and tflity, a terror to Barnburners and othcr in--cndiaries. There wero sevcral othcr toasls rcad, which cre responded to by S. Evcrts and S. Coot, in thort spccchcs, cliciting much applanse. Attjhite hour the coaipany rclircd with .hrec hcarty chcors fpr OliZack. BOSTOX MARKET.-Thubsdat, Dec. 14. (Rcported for the Courier.), Asiies. Pcarl, pcr 100 lb cash Pot Fjocn. 6,37 6,50 6,37 5.75 5,87 6,50 5,62 4,37 3,50 6,25 5,62 5,75 6,00 "5,37 4,12 3,25 ucnesce, common brands... do. clioice do do. funcy do Mirhigan OIno, common, via N. Orleans, Rye, McaJ, Indian. Geaix. The Com markct is verydi.ll whatisofTcring mainlynew; tne quality botliheary and dry. Jiar- Kei cioscs quiet atquotalions nothing lorexpon. r x' .i i (X nonc a ..59 a ..G0 57 a 58 i 70 a 72 o 32 a 34 35 a 36 34 a 35 ..38 a ..39 1,00 a 1,37 14,00 a 15,00 9,00 a 9,50 16,00 a 17,00 12,50 a 13,50 11,00 a 10,25 ..18 a ..20 4 u 8 5 a 6 33 a 35 .30 a 33 ..28 a ..30 25 a 28 ..22 a ..24 do. fcouthcm ronnd vel do. do. fla't yel. new do. Barler. do. white do. Rye, Northern,...., do. Southcm Oats, Southcrn..... do, Delaware,... do. Eastem do. Northcrn.... Bcani rEovisioxs. ISeef, Boston Mess ...brl do. .NaTy I'ork, Boston Clcar, 4m. do. Alcss, do. I'rimc Stokes. Buttcr. falnily CIiccsc, new milk do. four ineal Vooi l'rimc Saxony flccccs, washcd, American full blood do lb do. 3-4 do. do. 1-2 do. do. 1-4 anil comdu. BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET. TilCBSDAV, Dec. 14, 1848. At markct. during tho wcek, 500 Becf Cat tlc. 350 Storcs, 3100 Shecp, and 1000 Swinc. Pnicr.3 Bcef Catlle Extra SG.50; first quality. SC, a C,25; sccond quality S5.25 .1 5,75; tliird quality Sl a 4,50. Store Caltlc We quotc Ycarlings S9 a 12 2 ycare old SM a 18 3 ycars old S18 a 25. 3 ycars old Stccrs S15 a 62 1-2, aeeording lo quality. ateen 51,25, i,7;, g2, 2,2a .1 53. Une extra lot of stall fcd Wcthers taken at 4 1-2 c. a 11)., livc wcight. Stcine At wbolcsalo, common onlinarv lots 3 a 3 1-2 c chnicc lots New Yoric Ilogs, small sizc, 4 a 4 1-2 c. 63TN. Y. Market Reports will be undcr Ihe Telcgraphic head. found FnnEFATHEiis" Dav. Thc puhlic cxcr- ciscs in commcmorntion of thc Landinir of the Pilgnnis, will bc hcld at the Congrcgatioinl Cliurch, in this tillngc, on Fridaj' eveninjr. Dccembcr 22d, commencing at half past six ocIocK. An AIdreis w cxpected fromtne Kcv. T. S. Hubbanl of Chebca. Tickcts for tho Annivcrsary Suppcr may be procnrcd at thc Ycnnont Hotel, or at L. W. Clark s book store. J. WARXER, GEO. S. SWIFT. J. A. BECKWITII, Com. of Arrangcnients. Middlebury, Dec. 18. 1S18. We ntmld earnrstly advise all wo aro afllic'ed with dntpn- nr praie or any of tlie kidiivs, to resortat once to i. C. Vaujlni'a Vertable Lithontriptic Mixttire. Thi (irJt American Renidy liasoiuular propertirs AVehappnio know tif a ra.e f drop-tj nhich Hantot unucceriifuly trealed by two of the fint phyMciins of Ilos lou, on of thrm alnio-t tlie oldent prnriitioncr in li and thc frimdd took hold of the mitter with Vauchn's Lithon tnpti- ahd eflVrtrd a cure. The opnotintj of iiiarkrrj-H niiycrv a lotid a they plca.r, iicns quackery if Vaiihn articb' is on of itsfrnits. Wiouly we aretired of thts huinbu which surround the mtdiral prufrjsion of the prrsfttt day, here is au articlc, this tery mcilirine wc.peak of. ukmir c.im after cae and eurio; theui when the nm- feio:i," Iiate rvhuMnl all thrir lore, and did uothmr, and I thontriptic fia- no irtne. Readcr put your falth in Vauhn's arlitle, rrad the pnmphlet A.C., rall nponA?cnts tindcra'hrrtitemcntof Orcat American Remcdy in our pa- P"- I W. T. Rnsfccl, AriiL MARUIIiD,

In Addison, on tlie 29d nlt lir C.hxnnt-fv Cookc, K.qM Mr. John JIooitE, of Vcst Havcn, l Middlebury, on Thursday, tlie 5th day of Janua to Mis Ei-.vice L. Nkeiham, of Addiion. .i ry nrxt, at one o'clock in the aftcmoon and that i n-i.v.. 01 m. l-... w x- notice thcreof bc givcn to all persons intcrcstcd, tomYo' niulmaLtheirobjections, Chester ,1 j """"J V"K! l"c -outiii, oy oa m i ki. i j.iEiuuA.M, to DIED, In Burlinpton, Vt on thc 4th inst., Jlr. Joits Wagner, I'rintcr, agcd 54 ycars. In Whitchall, X. Y., on thc 23th uH AVnx iam II. Chai-mkbs, I'rintcr, agcd 23 ycars. In Castleton, Vt, on thc 1st inst.; Mrs. JIart A, wifc of Edgar 31. GrNnold, andcldest dangh ter of Julius C. Johnson, agcd 27 ycars. In Salisbury, on the 24th ult, 3Irs. Akxis V. Gmsox, wifc of Olivcr Gibson. :2cd 5.1. A wo- man cstecmcd in life, and latncntcd in dcath. j In Stratford.K. Unon the 18th ult. Fbei.ehick I.ccA,son of Hiramand Olivc Luca, agcd 0 earg- mmmnmmmmwm Bank of Middlebury. Nolice is hereby givcn that ameeling of ihe Stockhcldersortliis Bank will te holden at iheir Banking Housc, on the 3d Tuesdar of January nrxt, at one o'clock P. 31., for the purpoe of tnuosing scven uircciors lor me year ensuing; J. WARNER, Cashicr. Middlebury, Dec. 18th, 1818. 34:3r Ashes Ashes i-i., SuWri-i.r5 hii'nx tnl-.n il, u,.,.. building, formerly occupied by A. Chapman Son. with the intention of raaking Potash.will bny all thc good ashes that ihe good people ol this County are prepared to sell, for which thc hfghest market price will be paid. ,0MES M-SLADE& CO. l,CC- '-lh 181!'' "l:-m BY EXPRESS! mnTTHTTrfl f Tl 1 fir 1 nnn VI Kl 1H.V Ar V ll I I liW'X Wl lllUlUm W I IlfllilUJL.U r t m m m m w ivv, m m t m n n i m r 11 NEW BEAUTJFUL G00DS, CHEAPER TIIAN EYER, Just rcccivcd at Ko. 1, Tclegraph Itow, T. V. FRAXCIS. Dcc. U, 1848. Cloak and Dress Trim- IXiUlJita. A fOtf i,ioo 1. 1111 'IrP ttt T. VI.TV ViI..m!TRk 1S Also RICII GI3IPS and FRINGES fordrcss tnnuaing, just rcccived and for sale by Dec 11th, 1848; K. VALI.TTE. Tripe, Tripe. A sBpcrior articlc of TRIPE, prepared and put up in the ncatest or dcr. for sale by E. VALI.ETTE. To the Xaadies. Thcsc Taylor and Polka Bools have jnst arrvi cd and are Tcady for iuspectioa at Dcc. 13, 184S. W. S. JOHXSQy'S. 5,000 Shceps1' Pelts wantcd, for whicli a fair price will bc paid by Dec. 19, 1848. W. S. JOHNSON. If vou wish to save your HAY, buy one of Blackman's STRAW CUTTEHS Of Dcc. 19, 1848. W. S. JQPSSOJT. Gountry Merchants Supplied with gootl 4-4 Brown Sheetings, and Uattings by tue iiaie, at JVLarket value. fSCASII naid for Shippine Furs. 33 JOI1N WOOD. Dec. 10, 1848. Settle. Two jearsagol advertised fora setllement, and but a few lieeded the notice. I now reque&l all persons lnaeoied tomc 10 settle immediaiely, dj-casn, noie, or otnrrwise. ihose bavincac counts against me in ofliet, are requested lo Dnng mem 1a ana nave creon tberelor. 11 this notice is not atiended to.wn, sball giresuch a one as WILL4e atiended to. ZACHEUS BASS. Middlebury, Dec.C. 1848. 33:3m BIGELOW'S 30STON BURLINGTON EXPRESS, AVill leavo Burlingtou every Monday Eve- ning for Boston, via Vergennes, Middlebury, Brandon, Rutland, &cf arrives in Boston Wed nesday morning. Leaves Boston for Borlin?- loaTnursdays, aad arrives in Burlington Sat- uniavs. Ofliccrs and Aents, L. BIGELOW. 15 Brattle Street. Boston. J. D.BIXBY& Co., West Side Square, Burling ton. W.S. JOHNSON. Middlebury". 34 Farm for Sale. A Farm ljriog about one half a milc north of the Meetincr housc in iiast .niaaicbury, containin about 70 acrcs. Said farm is well watcred by neverfniling brooks and springs has about 12 acrcs of Wood-land, a good liOUbhand I3ARN, and some orchard inir. Tlie alore Fann will be sold low, and a rca sonablc timc civcn for tho paymcnt. Ennuire of H. C. SESSIOUS, East Sfidillcbiiry, on the premiset. Dec. 15. 1848. 34; tf. For Sale. A Singlo Slcigh, HarncfS, 1 pair of Lincd Buflalo Robcs. Inquirc of thc Subscriber. 1 L. FULLER. Middlebury, Dcc. 11, 1818. STATE OF VERMONT, District of Addison, ss. llc it reaicmliered Ihal al a Probate Coart. Iirld at Mid dleliury, tit aod for Ihr District of Addison, ou the 18th day or Ilrcrntber, A. I). 1848, Solomon Thomas, named txecu tor in an iutruinent pnrportiu; to be the last (11 and trs taroeni ol SOLOMON TIIOMAS, Jate of SaTitbury, in faid Dirlrict, drcrasfil. prenents iaid iiiatrumpDt for prolmtp It it thrreupon ordcrcd, that said initrument br considercd for probate b y this CourLat thc cfetion tbrrcof to bo brtd at the offic1 of the Registcr of thi t ourtin said 31iddlrburj, on Thursday. the 4th day of jAnuary nexu nt onr o cincK in tne aiternoon and tnat no tice thcrror be jriien to'all pervon inte refctrd, that they may appear and mnke tlieir objections, if any they roay nate, 10 inp proiiaic and aihmance or aaiu will by.publuh inffa crrtified copy oflliis ordrr in the 3(iddlebury Galaxy. a newipprr printcd at aid Jliddlcbury three cek iuc cnin ely prc lous to thr timc or aid Court. Jeih S. Bushnttl, Jlcglstcr, A truc copy of Itcconl, 31 Attcst, Jeih S. Bushnell, Registcr. STATK OF VERMONT, Be it rrineralered that. at a f Pislnct of Addiwn, sj. Probatn Court held at .Middlc bnry, in and for the DUtrict of Addison, on the 17th day of ocmiiicr a. ii. iec. i,cwis iiuni, xecuiorcr ttio iat will and te&tamrnt of LUCRETIA IIUNT, late of Shoreham, in raid Diftrict, dpceaird. prt rnta hii aritnini stratton accniint for atlownncc It is therr upon or j dered that naid acrouut le considered for allowance atthe seiou of this Court, to lw licld nt thc office. of thc Itcfris- trrrr tlns Uourt, in oaid iltddlriiury. ou Tliursuay, the -Ith day of January ncxt, at one o'rlock in the afteriioon, and 1 that notice thrrcof be prrn to all persons intercJtcd, that j thvniay appcar nnd make. their objcctions. if any they may hap4 lo thc allowancnof said arcount, by publiihinff i a crrtified eopj of lliis order in the Mlddlrbury IJalaxy a new?paper prtnted at said 31 iddlebury three wcvkssuc- citcly prerjous to the time or said LourU 1 Jed. S. liuihncll, Kcgitrr. A truc Copy of Itcconl, Atteft, Jed.S. nuahnMl, Ueri'ter. STATK OF VERMONT, Bc.it rcracmbcr- Jtstnct of Audtson, ss. cu that, nt a 1'ro- oa(c Court held at Midillcburv. in nnd for thc District of Addison, on tlie 2d day of Dccembcr. A. D. 1S4S, Norman Tupucr and Olivcr Hyde, KxcCQtOrS of tllC last M.ll nnd tCStnmcut of TM7FTTS VERKIXS. latc of saM Middlebury, dcccnped. present tlicir adminbtration account fur allowance It istherc- upon orucrcd that said arcount bc considcicd for allowance, at tlie session 01 tms Lonn 10 oc ncia t the officc of thc Uccistcr of this Court in said ir any they may havc. to thc allowance ot said account, by pulilishinj a ccrtificd copy of this or- oer in thc Middlebury Ualaxy a ncwspapcr pnntcd at said .Middlebury thrco wceks succcs- sircly prcvious to thc timc of said Court. Jed. S. Bushnell, Ilegistcr. A truc Cop of Itecord, 3 1 Attcst, Jed. S. Bushnell, Reg'nt'er. C0M3IISSI0XERSrX0TICEr Vt'e the sub3cribcr., bcing appointed hy the l'robatc Court. for thc District of Kew llavrn. I Conimissioncrs. to rcccive, cxamine and adiost all claims and dcmands of all persons against thc cstate of -IIYRA3I II. UOYXTON, latc of New Havcn. m said District.dcccascd. and alo all claims and dcmands cxhihilcd in oflsct thcrcto, and six niohths from thc 8th day of 2Cov., a- 1848, bctng allowed by smd Court lor that Prposr; We do tlicrcforc hcrcbygivcnotico that we will attcnd to thc busmess ofoursaid appomt- tncnt at the dwclling housc of Ezckicl Hanchctt, 0f jj,,,,. ijavcn. jn sajj District, on thc sccond I ThursdaTs of January ond April next, frorr. onc o'clcck, i. 31. until rivc o'clock, on each of said davs. I JOIIX ABERXETIIY. Commtssion 54 SA3IUEL P, l'OND. f ers. Daicdat New Haren, this 30th day of jYor. .1. D. 184S. Elcanor H. Little, 1 To thc Hon. Supreme vs. s Court next to be hold- Abijah Little, Jr. en at Middlebury, with in nnd for tlie County of Addison, on the fourth Tuetdav alier the fourth Tuesday in December, A.D. 1SJ8. Libellant, Eleanor H. Little, of Ripton, in said Uounly of Addison, respectfully rcpre sentB that she was laivfully marricd to A bijHh Little, Jr.. late of said Ripton, at said Ripton, by Sainuel H. Hendrick, Esq., on the 13th dav of Septcmber. 18M, and con- tinued to livc vtilli thc said Abiinh at said ,uP1 on it" me luiniment 01 nn ineauuesre qmred by the raarnage covenant, unlil tne

271 'I, -f ..ntet(i, X T. ICJ.f 1 1 TT I tne Eaiu rtoijan, aisaia xvipton,on snia any la.t arorc-hid, without any provocation on the parl ofyour libellant, wilfully deserled yourlihellant, and has rontinued such descr licn hitherto, till the daleol thislihel,negfcct ing nnd refusing to contrihute nnylhinglo wards ihe mainlenance and support of yoor libellant and her child, hc Iht-said Abijah, being during all of that timc of sufHcient a bility to support your libell.mt and her child. Whercfore, your Libellant prays ihis lon.Courl ihat forthe causes aforcsaid,thc bondsofAlutrin-iony between your libellant and the tatd Abijah Little, Jr., may bo dis solvcd and, that a bili of divorce may be granted her. Uated at Rip'ton. thts 2d day of October, A. D. 1848. ELEANOR H. LITTLE. O21 As SETiiouB. Aily.for Libellant. fit-le of Venurrtrt. The .Twvr lihcl Leinff exhibited to Addison Connty, m. Jme this Uthdarof Decfntber. A.D. 1948, and it bemj represented to ne that iaid Lioillint i. nw retidins withoat thetStateof Ven-onL It ijtherfKre drdered that natica oTthe peadaney of said Iibelbe nren taid VibeJIce, by pobluhinz the tanie lojether with thi or der in the Middlebury Cala-y a newtpape r pnbluhed at ftvid Middlebury three wees reeeMiTe.y, ine lart 01 K&nji puDiiealions anaii ne at iea( unr wceaa nciore wc irm nf Snnrttme Cotfrt. tonhiehs-id libeliimade re- turnable. Which puUication shall b auflicient notice lo aaid LiDellee to appear axta answer to caia itoei. Dated at Middlebury. hi lllhdavof beennber, A. D, ;649. I1ILOL. BENNETT, JudFeofSup.Cpuri. OLD ZACK'SMIW Elcction to thc Prcsidchcy h'as cnconracer thc suhscribcrs to nurchasc an unnsilalh-hciTv' Stockof FALL 6 WINTER all of whicli we Iibto concludcd to disposc of be forc thc 4tli of Marclf next. We earncstly en trcat our friends and natrons to cmbrace this fa vorable opportnnitr and sccure at lcast a fcw wag- on loaas of pur Utiviva uhkai- UUODS. JSor. 28 NASH UOODRICH. CROCKERY. Our CROCKERY ROOMS UP STAIRSarc unusually attractire since' rcplentshing with abont iuosctsof choicest stylcS ol Waro, also about iuv spicnaia which wo are oflcring at evcn lower tban former pnces. NASII& GOQDIUCII. Muflfs Mufis A largc assonmcnf of Lvnx. Natural and CrA orcd, andtother rare styles, can r be, bought 20 pcr c-m cneaper man evcr oeiore onereu m tms mar kct KASU GUODKICH'S. Middlebury, ov. 28. 1848. 0. SEVERANCE BROTHER Daguerrean Artists, Occupyinc roomsin Jliss Adams's brickbnild ing, would rcspectfullv announce to their friends both in the villagc and surrounding country, that tuey aro prcpnreti to lumisli RICTURES in evcry rcspcct cqual to anv that can be obtained and supcrior lo thosc Ecncrally rcceircd. "'e fecl confident that we can satisfv the most difficult ca sts. Givc us a call, nnd if jqvl arcnot satisficd tnere wm ne no cliargc. Ladies nnd gentleman, wili plcase call soon. Rooms opcn from 8 A. 3Iutill 4 P. 31., clcar or cloudy. Instruction givcn in the ar(, and Apparatns lurnisuea. narges moacratc. 3Iiddlebury, Dec. 4, 1848. 3'..tf 1 NEW ESTABLISHMENT Thc suhscribcrs, naring fonncd a copartnership unucr tne lirm ot a. ss e J. racox, will kcep on hnnd an cxtcnsivo assortmcnt of STO VES, consis.ting of all the varicticj of Cook' ing, Parlor, Air-tight, &c, which aro now most in nsc, noui irom iroy ana uic umaces in tnis rc gion of country. Also TINWARE of all kinds and of the best quality Stovc Tipe, Bcst Enelish Brass Kcttlcs, nlfsiz.es, Uollow Ware ol all kinds. CoDDer PnmDS. Douclass'Pa tcnt Iron do-, Hydraulic Ram, Lcad Pipe of all sircs, Shcct Lead, ShecfZinc, &c &c- all of which will bo sold at n vcry low rate. All kinds of Job Wjork which comes within their line will be done on short notice, nnd in thc bcst manner, nnd on as favorablc tcmis as can be had at anv other placc, A. WILCOX, 1IENRY J. AVILCOX. All Book Acrounts contractcd' nrcvious to thc 15th of 3Iny last jiust hc scltlcd bcforc the 1st of January next. A. AVILCOX. l-cc. 1st, 184S. 32; tf. Take Notice. I have many accounts which havc' hccn due more than a ycar. Jf they aro not paid or scttled ociorc tne iasi uay oi jycccmocr tncvwiu octuta. IIAK3IUN A. SHELDON. 'ov. 25, 1S48. GRAND ATTRACTiON AT TIIE VERGENNES CASH STORE. Over $25,000 AVorth of Goods now oflercd for talc. NEW GOODS This dav receivcd, Nov. 8. Comc all ye pco le. far and ncar, and bchold the' choicest. chcan- cst and largest stock of GOODS, to be found m Vermont. No MidaJxl S6 humbug! 'jut truth, cvcry word trulh, and tkutu is .mighty and will prcvnil. An cndlc'ss varicty and quami ty of Fancy and Stapler DRY GOODS i'iiri, Buffalo Itobes, Bools and Shoes, Sugar enougn to sweeten a natwn, lea, Cof fee, and all ollier Groceries to match and last, but not least, READY MADE CLQTHING stands out loldlu. and challenacs comnelition witlt any utabKshment this side of the Atlantic ccast. 1 Y. COLLIKS. Vergennes, l.ov. 8, 1848. 2S tf. LINSEED OTL. FOR sale by thc Snbscril)ers, who have tormcd a (.opartncr ship nnder the Firm of 0'Fiixeo3( b Tonjir, who will keen constantly on hand, apure article at a little. nd.ance of K. Y. prices currcnt, at the old tSflni ncar this villago, Middlebury, Oct. 2, 1848. N. B. AU orders for oil promptlyattcnded to. Direct,0'F.&Toni5. 23; tf. THE TjIRIFF OF '16, And thc cnormous importations of FOREIGN GOODS Have thrown tho balancc of trade inlo thc hands Of the Outsiders; And thc conscquencc is that moncy is tight tmd pcopic are not anxions to oay gooas. Xow thcse are to inform the ptihlic, that I.liav ing bought a Large &.Elegant Stock of Groceries, and READY MADE CLOTHING, And pard for th'cm, partly m no.es. of hand which nrast bc m"c in a shoft timc. I am determiried to sell Goods and what is more, sell tfrcm chcap- er than any store in tne vounty. Tlicrc'5! no newsnaner'talk abont this.- It Is just as I have said, and if any b6dy has the lea Jt t v i .t, rv c-rf. .ij hill, and scc for himsclf. Ky- jSo ptrson who docs can, snau go away without a baftain. I vili. sell goods. Middlebury, V.- li4, ISIH. 29: tf. In consequeucc of iho grcat rcdnction in thc price ol Goods ia markct, the Agent of thc PEOPLE'S STORE has purchased alargc addition to his present oiock, wmcn mai.es it tne lakuesT ASl) 3I0ST DESIRABLE Slock of Goods over of fercd to the people of AYcstcrn Vermont, and at j i r u rcuu.LU price u 15 TO 20 PER CT. This Splendid Stock consists in part of Black Brown Thibet, Bl'k&Blne-bl'k Alanacca Drab&Stone do. Drab and Stonc Twjllcd 3Iohair Lustres, Plaids, Alapacca, Orgapdes. Satin Stripes, Embroidercd 1 a 1 1 e r n 3Iuslin Dc Laines from Dresses, 12 1.2to 30 ct&Small fie'd De Lanes Tor lil k iilttc-bric Alapme Children. GIFG-HAMS &IEIITS. French Ginghams, 3-crrimac Prints, Scotch do. Fall River do. American do. Cocheco do. small figurcd, and warrantcd fast colors. SHAW All AVool Brocha ShawIsLonjr Square Blanket lmitation ohawls; 3Iuslin Dc Lanc Baskct Shawls, Cotton" AVool ShawIs,Dark(alL AVool) Shawls vcry Uheap, lor old JLadies. TWO DOZEN PIECES WINTER R1BB0NS. GLOVES! GLOVES! 1 doz. Lady's AA'hite Kid 2 doz-Lafiy's Kid assort- BHt ca colors, Long 3Iitts, C J Thilct 4 Lisle Thrcad. Onc doz. Lynx3IufTs 1 doz. Chean 3IufTi,Sl.- 50 to $3,00; a varicty of Light and Dark 3Iuffs and Boas, Capcs, ic. EDGINGS INSERTINGS. Linen AA'rought Edging,3Iu,lin Inscrtion Edge, Black Silk Cambric Cotton somc bcautiful pattcms and vcry chcap. jTringcs aib (Simp. Fringcs and Gitnp of e-ery dcscription and Style for trimming Cloaks, 3Iantillaf,Capcs ,Dres scs, &c'. PURSE TWIST AND TRIMMINGS. A word to thosc who are commcncing HOUSE XEEPIK&. Yon will find a largc assortmcnt nt thc Pcoplc's Store of Live Gcese Fcathcrs, Bcd Stcad, Bcd Ticking. Oune Scat Chairs, 4 4-8 7-4 Shccting." Common Chairs, AVhilc 3IarscillcsSprcad,Roeking Scwing do. Table Sprcnds, Burcaus nnd Tablcs, i.incn, AVindow bhadcs, Looking Cilasscs, Stnir Carpcts, Oil Cloth Carpets. All AVool Carpcts, Cotton AVool do. Carpet l.ugs. GENTLSMEN, of all rolitical partics. Friends nnd Focs, I havc in-Storc for j-ou a grcat assortmcnt of READY MADE CLOTIDKG. doz. brown Over Coats.10 doz. pr. IPanLn from 1-do, Black. S1.50 to 510,00,. do.CanadnlGrey!' ,l2"Vesis ,73 to 57,00 do. Blue S-Bl'k l'ilot3 Shirts with Scam Cloth, Bosoms, do. Undcr Coats froni2 do. Fancy S3.00 to S2O,0O, 6 do. AA'oolcn Under do. Burkskin 3Iitts, Shirts Drnwcrs, do. Indian Drcsscd2 do. Buck Skin Glovcs, GIovcs, 2 do. Plvmouth Glovcs Fur Fringcd Gloves and for Drivcrs. 3Iittcns, Fur Lincd Lcathcr Over IndiallubbcrOverShoes Shoes, HATS CAFS. Bcavcr IIatsl irur Seal 3Iink l'lush SL Cloth of nllpat splendid articlc, tcrnS. AA'ool 3Iole Skin u Ottcr Caps, a BOOTS SHOES of cvcry description. Gcntlemen, the above articlcs are ofTcred to you at very grcat bargains. The Agent has but vcry little pride. Hc will take a AA'hig's moncy as quick as a Frcc Soilcr's or Dcmocrat's. Hc is no rcspcctcr of persons. BUFFALO B.OBES. lOBalcs Buffalo Iioxcs will bc rcccived this wcck. All are renucstcd to call and cxnminc this Splendid Stock bcforc purchasing. xo cliargc for nhowmg uoods by AV. S. JOHNSON. Middlcbnry, Xov. 14, 1843. HEMOVAL. The subscriber has rcccntlv rcmovcd his Book. BtxDERV to the sontli cnd of thcBridgc, in this villagc rooniXo. 9 Xichols'Building.third story, whcre hc win attcnd to calls as usn.il in his line of bnsincss, such as rcbinding old Books, or rtpainng, as thc casa may be. Also. Mayazinti, and PeriodicaU of all kinds bonnd in good stvlc. Blank Booka, such as Jlecoids, Lnitjm, Jaut nals, &c rulcd bound in n workmanlike man ner. He solicits thc patronagc of the public nnd assures thcm thatwork shall bcdone ina dnrabte and workmanlike manner. IL I.ICIIAKDSOX. 3Iiddlchnry, Xov. 1 84 8. JO J w Coffee Tca TacrealbonafidcOlAi JAA'A COFFEE at i 2 1-2 cts a pound. Other kinds chcapcr. TEAS of all descriptidns chc-rnct than arry ftmtyTea advertised;ask thoSc who bavc tfscd h, ann tncv wiu teu vou so ll. A. sirt.uu.. Kor.is', 1848. Matches. Of su'perior qnalily, for sale in anv qnin ihy, by HENRYL. SHELDON- Muffs Muffs f Ihat moft-fajhiona'blo andnccessary articlc. which adda to much (oa Lady's comlort as well as appearancein a cold dayr and which will bc so much carricjl this scason,can bc found in grcat variety, from 50 cts upwards.- A Larre," New and Eich Stocfc'now ope ning by P: P. FRAXCIS. Oct 1S48. Paid" for good Wittter AVheat by JOHN WOOD. Adams's New rithmetic- REVISRT. Rrirnnw ,UriluIJ School Bok contaiua the charaeteriitlcs ot me rormer edidou, iu a greatly iuiprorcd fonu i.! Jditlon aa the wanti nf the tuuej de Otmna. It baj been -1.M.K. v t i ."'n!' ArithmeUe is alniort the onlrorkonA nlhmetic uscd ta exteralve ectibnj it New Enilaud. II Ir k W 'l-.,lM "nned Stale. j and in theJState ot New Jork, u the Tezt Book iu MX tv- tii of the one huudrod an.rfifty-fire Acadmie. which reporlml lo the tha eurrency of, and re-publish! ia Caut.li. I( hu htea tratulaled aoJ ro'pubUnlied iii Greec. NutwithsUudiaj thn miiltmliM.U., r 4 -i.u j V r. iiuiu. tiva, xuaur u i, dlQT Ol thrm. of tri f-r f .I.:. lv- i. t .i. x v .-TT tEl pubuc favor and demand. Adams's ARm.j.mcAv idtlEs. Tho attention of Prrrrplorof AcadeJbJoiCTi'athcri au.1 autiennieuucuM in our Uommoa Schooln, aud allto-pin tOT.lail iri educatioo, hnrited: to Ihe fall eriei of Arttli inetlcal A orkj now publiihed. Copics will lie furai.hcJ for examiuatioD on anntication to -itlnr of ih Puhlllier. .f..13UR- ARITJIMET lH-oit irE.f AlrOPEK, ATIONS I.V KUJJflEftSY belrft naltrodnfbir to A- IL AD.OIS'S ffEU ARIxilMirir? n'rvKrn r J?f'Kr!i.b'i1?s" ITtilott of .Wittii'' tfcw AVithmMic; ai'iTSS...'1;0 I,E REVISE'D EDITIO.V Ot' AD AMS'S NEW ARITnJIETIC. fv-Sv.iURT,OV' MECHANICltL P6VERS. J1A1.1II. fclll. Tbe priociplea of mensrlralion anah tical ly ejiplained, and partially applied to the MEAStar:'. nt OF Z.INS. svrsrtn oT,n. .1.- l:i i expianatijo of tbe stxrLE m citixrcAi. rov ej. aud tneirapplicatiou to Micin.v tvr. Deiined to follow Ad amafew Arithmotic. (In pre.i.) V-nOOK.KEEPINf -ri,i. J-.t i...!.t plmaltDD of the tcienre of accounts, a new, concbe aud common ens method f BooK-KcxnxR bt Si.Nutn Ex Tar, and Tariou, fonni of aicrirfs. oe.:k. NOTrs, BO.VDS, siOKTOaOEy. and othcr irutrnment. necexarr for the tran.action of busineu. Xccompauied with Blank Bookl for the ur of learneri. fubluhrd ty W. PRENTS3 CO, Kccilt. Nv II. COLLINS 4 BROTIIBlt, Mkw-Yoiik, 59; Cw. rilltLIPS i. SA5IPSON, Bostox. Wff GOODS, ust redeivcd. a large supply, consistiag of FRESII TEAS, Sugars, Molasscs. Salt, Bools Shoes Cotton lam, Carpet Warp, ichite and colortd, Nails and Wlndow Glass, best "WINTER BLEACIIED Candlcs, &-c, &'c. OIL, For salo at tlie lowest prices. ("or Cash or rnost kimls of country prodnce. JUtiN AVOOD. Oct. 1 1S43. 23 EIullIWIl' AT TIIK OLD STANB A full assortmcnt of Goods, attaptcd to thc Fall and Winter trade, which will bc sold as low as at any othcr Etal)Iislimcnt in thc countrv. Z. BECKWITH. Scpt. 23, I84S. A OULD respectfully infoffn thc pcojile tf 3IMdlcbury nnd vfcinity. that he has ttgnin couimcnced BLiiCKSMITHING, At the shoi formcrlv occupied bv AA'illi.im EI- lisoppoite thcold Jail. Hcwillbe alwaysrcndy to ncromodnte customcrs nt the shoricst notice. All kinds of jobs in his line donc in a JUithfu) and workmnnlikc manner. I'articttlar aticntion will be rrnid to "dioeing of Ilorfe-'nnd Oxen. 11U prices will bc mOllcratc nnd reasona dlc, and br i-onstnnt attention to his .busincs he bopes to li fa-orcdn ith a fair pprtion of public patronagc. 31iddlchury. Xot. T311i. 184. 29 H.A7 SHELDON Is now rccciving from 2vctt YctU niid Boston a gcncral assortmcnt of DHY GOODS, of thc usual dcscriptions adnptvd to thi. market GROCERIES PHOVISIOXS nnd DIIUGS 31EDICIXES, which are ofTcred for sale at 'Iow piiccs t'6 such persons as will pay or thrm in Cash or mott klniit ol I'roiiucc. Jliddlcbury, Oct. 2..d, 1843. E. E. HITC0lJ3, TEACHEB OF DAWCIWGS-, 28 3IlDtLEUUlir, 't. D7"3Il-sic fumi-hcd for Balls. Parties, Sc. MIDDLEBURY STOEE. Thc snbscriber has rctnrncd from Kcw A'ork with an nnnsnally Iaige stockof GOODS, and is prepared for the coming Cnmpaign. Ovv ing to thc tightncs. of the .Moncy .Mnrkot South, hc has bcen cnablcd to purchasc GOODS nt a laigc sacrifice to thc Importcrs and 3Iannfuctn rers, nnd intends giving thc bcnclit to his custom crs Ihivion htnltln lar.st anl bcst asiort mcnt of French, JZnglUli, German and American Br'd Clotns m.Aucwon Lounly, J-rench idk Vcstings. Plnin and Figurcd Velcetf, Also a good assortmcnt of READY-MADE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SUSPEND ERS, kO.j cvC. I have n6t time to' cnnmcrate other articles, hnt thosc wishing'to loolc at handsouie Goods are invitcd to call, a they arc surc to gct thc wonh 6f their moncy. Gcntlemen wishfng gaimcrhs rn'edc np fh a sn p'cf ior style, will do well to call at thfe istabfisli m'crrt. K7" Cutting dorc ir usual. JA3IES JIcKEAXD". Dcc. j, J843. Merchant Tallor. "PftESH OTSTERS Constantly 6n hand, and for sole by ths Keg, Gallo'n, orsWiall quhntity. I1EXUY L. SHF.U.0S. Buffalo Hobes. Xo one need ride cold for the want of this ca Wl foftablc article since tliey can bc obtained so cbcap af NASH 4 GOODRICH'S. Middlebury Female Seminary. The Winter Tcrra oi hi i!.nitotton will commencc on AVcdncsday,lhe 20th December, and .continuc rour.fERX y?ZF.ki. Ataple provision bas'bccn niadc for iaptin instruc tion fn French Jlnsic. Ojl Pafritinp and Drawingf wTiilc the usnal Iriah nim tl xccf lcnce, ia the Scientific and IJterarr depart ihentr, will be kept const.intly Tn view-. Tcnns of Tuition, ns hcretolhrc. S. PEARL XATIIROP, 23: Prixcipai- AND NBW GOODS. YOU &VN SAVE H ALF Your Money, Bycallhig-in st No. 1, Telegraph Rowy v" South side lh6 Briifec. is- ri'oVr Acctvjn'g an M M, E N S 8 T O C K f Unsurpiysed'in varicty and RISHIfE-S S OF STYLE!- caii" naw cxhibit one of thc largest and Stock of 9 In the State, AND MUCH GIIEAPER Than evcr bcforc krtnwn H3-PR1CES HAVE FALLF.N! H3GOODS ARE CHEAP! And he h dctermined to'scll IIU SlOck is tOO int In' fnnn.r.nf.. Amnnr. some of his tTohk and Dress Goods, itns An'endlcss' varicty, fVeln 3 1-2ct3. upwards. M6urtiiiig Goods, Of cvcry dcscription. New Style French and Scotch INew btyle,- Moharr iMttre fy Plaidt, do. J tclonrjs, Orp,andds, S.itin Stripe, Cvberg Plajds, Lanid Clotns; Cashmttc Cloakinsr. Cashniere Dress Ootids. Dc iAiints do. dor. d do. do. do. SonS! hnndsonie for Ch:1 Jren's wciir. Jleaiitiful Drab IU'ue and Black AlpineS and ISbtnbaincs. l'Oil de Ciicverc Ti.iucs, Y Tissuc Aluslins, t'rcr Veddingnnd' Swiss p Bi.hop Jjiwn, Party Drcsscs. Cambricfe'.Ta'ribus stylc. y mch Silks, A rich ?D ct.- nftirle fbr 50 clr. H p Super ninclt d'rt. fot Manlillnn. F"Sper KID GLOVES, Men's nnd! Women's white nnd mole cblortl. jCCfSilk nnd Cnshmcre do. LO-NG AJ7D SQUARE SHAWLS, ALSO 10,0"0'tf yds. Sheetings, Shirt--ings, Drillings Flannels, At prices" which Aill'astonisIi for cbeapflcss. 6ROAD CLOTH& ANiy H ERB8 of supcrior fabric and linish. Nortc hcttcr ani? NONE CIIEArER. TRIMMINGS, of all' lcftid?, hcst qfiain.v. Likcwisc nbout cvcry articlij-worn orcon?umcif in a fitmily. a3. ,r. i Tea I Tea l Tea AGENTS" and families suDDlicd. a wlnlicnl-- ocrctail. AX l.TIRE'tY XEAV A X FRESH F. F, FRNCIS Is now rccciring dircr't rtrihi the shtp 7ie TAirgest Stock and' Orcalcsl Vutitlu of Tcas evcr bronght by any one libn4-? into A'or moni. Tlieie Tcas arc kppStmI iKrvt fmm n Jfo'isr, whic'h sciids out thc liuest Teas irrown in' THE CELKSTIAL EiMPJRE and which arc nolcd fur their doi;,-inn gratit flavoh Arrangem'cnl? liave been cntrrcd into.w hcrcby thc puhlic mhy hc surc or obtjiniiig, at all timcs. pare fltirt htgfilt- Harqred Tca?, nr.d at about hali thefdrnicr price' and no' ilividing jtiutiN jmon partrtcH or for nggncic. 60" ec ursdn ikn Tca now sol.l fbr 2.r. cts, 75 ct ,ile. do. do. ilr: ;u, 75 ct Y. Hyson' il'o. do: 34' 10" do. do: dot so 4-c-, ia. Also Rnic.ri.il of all Und proportiotiahlvlow. 0y Don't fortrcf. No. l.Tele7iu!i l.'mr '.miiM cnd of the Bria5e. 10,000 pouhds St. Crofce S. P. K. Sugar. 4.000 poW.ih Cntshed and ftolteil Su'mr, 500' dO'. Loaf ,1. 2,000' do. Jara and IJio CofTec, 400 df. Vciwcr nM Pimcnto. Xutmcg.; Clovcs, Cassia. Uingcr, Htce, I'earl btarch, Indigo, Ba'r Soap, Alum. talt I'itrc, Saltcrattfj. 6'da, Camphor, Crcam Tart. 3Iagncsia, lihuliarb, Castor Oil'. MIDDLEBURY IRON STORE. The sobscrihcr Afrcrs for markct price?, a full assortmint ofj'ron, Stecl, Natls, S'ccl Plaletl Slchh and Cntlrr Shoes. Horse Slioes, Xail Rods, carrjae J.utti.Xut., AVashers.Crow barj,Chains,Barn dodf RolMrs. Aiisi 1 Brooks, Filcs Hamess Hanfts, Iron, anll Coppcr Pumpo, I.cad Pipc.RraS!. Kettlc, Sad' Irons, Tailors' Irons, .teCl Springj, BoXCs, Plows, Caldron Kcttlis, &c. Sa.. Stoves follow Ware. Tin,.Copt.CT and Shect roff AVare, Buck V P5'en' V.'L'k? Cockir.s Stovo, iMccknuiw. ville Air Jight Cookin Stove AVnrfi.Mr Vi-- minm Eag.lu PIows, Corn Shcllere, Strarf an.I xiay ntiern, nnfl A:T.lnty of A7;ncn!tnral toou lhanofactiriir Ui RimI( XAilran Msison, for sale at Roston prices. Mott's Patcnt Agricnltural Farfabd, a new artrcle: VTnnfcrf, 20 tohs oltl st Iron. t?TJob worfc done as usilal- x. E- C. CARPEXTEIt. mjiualebilr-,JJ.6v. U, 1845. f;6il 80 cents." tjootl Lfimn Oil at 80 .l!rtn .t v- thir best Sporm and Solar Oil For sale bv II. -A SHELDOX. Oct. SO 2; f

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1 TO THE 151 l. l r i S DATBNPOBT&KASH, Ha vp th i.rasmr jf airain annuuncin;? 10 tne ruunc uiai tncy ne or i ri rears.the worksof ihe MIDDLEBURY MANUFACTUR .r.2?5E ,n;.i.ihp u-urlcs fu-rmerv owned brA. Rutherford, ic tn i.- r.ii.s i 1 il II sa n i 151 MoP TOJ Diriw thc mauufacturingofa large variety oi Wo.Jen OooJ- Thcy arc now huilding at a great expene a For ncpurpaeqi smng rrraaneat co.ors lo thcir cloibs, and of furmshlog o tn- Farmji'and Mechanic ibe real Endiga Blue Cloths and Cassimeres, v-ichlW mealslnUatalllimcsbo lound at thcir work. Their old cusiom ,'rl SuSS "u "y Ctvor thcm wiih a call, will always find on hand a greater varieiy, and bttler assbrtment of Cioths. Cassimeres, Tutacds, Flanneis, &c, th- h tl nareever yct been ablc to ofler, which they will a hcrctoforeconlintrc t?rrTf will b? donc i'a thebcst nianncr and on tlie most favctablc ternre. Theyare prcpared looficr sironginducaments toMcrchants, McrchantTailors nd othsrs wishins to pnichase thcir Mylc of goods. f Toth-irliberal patrons, bolh at homcand abroad, they tendcr thcir most heanv llnnlcs for p.nt favor, and hopc tliat the expense which they are now m-currin- fo their ocncfi:, will at Icast insurc a continuance of patronage. Fri i nre nort. ,.aying Caslj lor COlfSUMPnON CURKl) DAILY EY DR. HAST1HGS' Gompound Syrup of Naphtha r'Mlh Mcdical Facui-1 as wcll a.? tlit lub J li.-. arc Mnn-k wt'U wonder at thc numcroiu ill.- ilailv iiv .i i"iiraoruinarv uiHiicmr, lu t uoiv ackuureleilgiil by many ol otir inl :-t p' iri.ins lo I a ccruin and rjiccil) curn lU-rciil.ir C'oiisuiii,tioii in itn norrl tast5. It 1. 1 iiecn recointncilJed liy tll-it r-miiicnt PlijMriaii, ilr Miitt, and is coiiKlantly tut-il m tlic Msiiiuu Ils I itilat Sav.inn.ili. f:.t., Iij l)r..inuM,tlic .Scniur 1 J'lii-iclan of tlic lloTfjilal. Tlic Iunluii I-inr.-t, l..,',.!mi Mviliral Joiirnal. ltraillmaiteV Itttro-' i.anilall ntin r or llic J.ondun iictiicai jnur-, I. L-ir.Lf.n nianv limctf in nrai&c of llic Mir- ,r.-ingr(rcci -f IV. Ilantiiig.' prt-paniliiin. Il I !i Ut-it tliniotislily Irictl, n-il only in llic llonpiul I. il... rlurt- nf l)r. Ilulins in lnidon.litit aU rn lij all llic l.rnt plisiciani of Kiiul.ir.J, .inil all Irive fnlK- tni!oir1il a .111 tinriialeil rcmeily in i,itn.linii a.nl all utlirr iMi-eaycs f llic l.unss. i Iliiu nig arc :t fcwofllir uiiu:iMl cxptJ I MiJicnl I'acullv ol Knl.inil. I)r. W illiain- i rv t,.r tli"ui wiiti s 1 ,V! ,,ri,l.-il t'nd.-. iti ititliHrncc I lme reen thc f-in.iri itt.il fi .j, nn wlmsc broiv Di-alh li.nl recinnl tu li.ilc liu t.cal, ariiiirc in urdli-Hi anl k-trenglli aml c hia eaily morningn l iiitcltvcbillieiliigaN't ilia!r-mn? ru-ii, fnr i-alin rct;oc ulucli aloncac- romji.inii-s soutn! Iicaltli.' l)r. kV.irc, af l.irerpnol, sajit: -'1 rrganl IIa .iii;s'rijruj. ofN.iphlli.1 aonc af llie firt nirdiral iln-iti-rii "f any agc, anJ con.ndcr iu agt-iiry in ciirinz C'oii.Nii!pliou ri rhlabliflictl iictonil all ilonlit or- ri.irin.' lir ll'ijil f I.nitsiHer, 'llaiU it ai rhc sii--.it ron-imipliic ;inliilote anil cnrp and l)r. llaimltmt, i-f llalll, pionounro it tll: onlv knnun re.iicilv uliitdi mav bc rt-licd nn for remoiin; T11-U-rclis frotn tlic Lung, anJ pronitin luiiiiatiou -f oiliris." A fiiul-- hntllu nill iirr.rr il cfficiry. All tl. tiropneloi ai-kKln IUc til.il ol a ikiiiic, 111c .iciion 01 wliirli will plotc tu llic pattcnt llic tlllnc of tms 111.-11H-110- I -lil (mr'hi, col.S, bronchiliii. ilrclnic, artlnna,ltlghl Ftv -.iHanil r.pillllil(iil lilwu, .liccurc.i a 'aipri- J t-lmrt mi.icc of tiinc; tlic st-ti-rct colils haic jicMcil lo llic-tni.ilincnl of llie Naplillni .Sjmp in tlicidiiiil at-e oT 46 Jiour-. Janira VefU-in, nf l'o ni.ic. M icli ua-iill.ickcil uitli -llllll oflltooil :mi rotilil i.bt.iiii no rt-licf uulil lic liii-il llaling,i N.ijiliilia, wliirli r.tiiipcd iL iu Iialf an liour. Tu c-imiiun-lc all llic rurc!. pcrfurmcil by l!ii inc-licint-, woulJ oci utiv u tolmnc Tliu acconipuiil Itlg li-lte I I11-.1 rrUrtfd by tl: Aim-ricaii Agcnl, fnnn a inaya ol rcililKjlcJ and lcltcis nliii.li li.ic bcc-n rt-ctiitd '"'"ntack, RMkli.ul Co. N. Y. Sr.t. 3, 1843. JI. .1. K. llAi-.ntsi.N Sir: I wrilc to inforni j.ui i.filu- tllVrt jnur Sjriip liad upon my wifc. Sli- li.m lii-i n afll'icti-d wilh llic worst lorni ofCon- Mii,i.ii..n l-.r lu jr.11., and li.nl litcn gi.cn upliy r TC! r -Z s. ZfrK: i,.iUi....:.u iiia.u-i-.cil wiih it, Ibuiight onc bot- ilr, lirIili.'nlMlx-iieficialant-irrrt ihati-hc cr-c- j t.i-(.i..ii in ihf. usr ..fit. Wlicii thc cuniiiiciiccJ ia Kinj it, flio was conlincil 10 bcr beil, but is now -n.il' .1 m ln- t-p ai-..l .illi nil to l:ri lioti.-ilioiu dulich, ciiant tliroUgnuUl llie CounitV. a.i.i 1 K-i-l luinlidciit 1h.1t ihc iwc of a fc-w morc Iwi-1 GEOUGE E. STANTOX, Propriclor. Ir-s illcutirclr niic bcr. I nmild aljii adil ihai Sing Sing, Vc-lchester Co., N. Y. in- iiutliii'f cliild I1.11I liecn afllflcd wilha bail tsl) Bv T1B roLLOWiNti agf.nts. ro.u;,.if.oinil3r-.tilic.-t iilf.in.- auil I w.n in.luccd y.l. ItufSll, 11. A. SllelJon, MhUllebu t.ity iliccn-rrtof ihc .VipMha Sjrup upon y Ttvilchfll. Weybridge; W.G 1 lllil o, 'Hll llic "tc 01 nail n iiuiliu couiniru .y nu- .-.lh.-r. Y.marc.iililicnviouacil.Ulcttcranour di.-ciciion. lti-?pcctfiillv. JOIIN lT.UItY. ,c ","f; 'r"Isl-"-5 i" 8 1 51. A. I-. llAKi;tus Dc.ir Sir: 1 li-.iac cnd m, tifiv iMttlcn l)r. Il..iii.s' Conipound Sjrup ui Naplulra. Tl.ii ttiiiitallcil tnolicinc 1? I kulj tu ro tu -c agrc.it PM-itr-iiicnt in ihiccuui.iiuit l. Ilun- 1 1I1.. Is h ur cxpjrii-nced its licnclit, and Ihjiii.unli hiv wiin'-.i"cil il bcncfirial rcriillp. Aj f.ir as I ..iii Irain it Ims rnml or it f.i.t cnring crrry iuir .vh iiac t-ik-u il,atnlin ?rcra! inrlann-n it lias. ic-iorcd t l.r 1I1I1 prrsons who hate bccn gi-cn up bj- tlic i.itHlif.it f.irutty. I Yt iy it-i-pcclfullv onr-i, I joiin nnxrnicT. ViV iuigiit lill a loluinc w th ct-rliliralcs like ihc ab i-.c, but wc f-inipK' ;k fnr a int;li- 1 1 i:il nf iliT j Iu- ticim, 'or wc ali- coiilith-nl 1h.1l liu-ic 1.- nn pcr- j a!Ti-rin5 from allj' di-caM-of llic hmg-s Inil will fi.i i .in iimucdi.ilc bcnt-fit and pci-ily ctu c fruiu it: 1 Uie. 2Jnnc gcnuine w -llioul llic writlciipiguilnic of M. A. i". llAltlMSOX, on llu- ini)M-r. Pi irc onc ihillar pt-i halllc. rrinciat Ullitc, 142 lirccuwuli ur r. N. Y. Tl i5 cclcbratcd )repar.ttion U jdca-ant lo llic ta-i"-, and i so -.pct-dy in it (ipcr.ition. lli.it pa ticnis plainly fccl itisjil cflccts in n fcn min- utc attcrtakinii thc lnt ilosc. Thc al.vc mav bc obtaincd of IV V. FKAX-1 CIS.wImlia.lKin indtu-cl bv tlic itr-cnt .-Iici latioiK of dillcrent itidividualj to ordcr a fcw do zcti lxntlrs fmm tkc 5olc Agcnt O-i. 1813. .28; STATU OF VEIt.MONT. I!c it rcincmbcrcd Di.-tiiit of Addison, ss. Jtli.it ata rrubatc i'.urt.licld at Aliddlcliirry,in and for tlic Di.-trict Ail-li-on, 011 llie 27lh dav nf Xovcmbcr, A. 1). 1S48 Vi!li:tm V. AVhccIcr, ndininLtrator, wilh thc will anncxcd, tif thc cfta'c t f AAROX HAT.Tj, l.ttc of Kccnc, in thc Coiinij- of Chcsliirc, in thc S" ite of N'cw Hamphirc, dcccascd, prc?cnu lii Iciition in writing tn this Conrt. Iintyin for li- i-oi's to scll tnc rcai cf tatc 111 satu iii-tcascil 1:1 tlm ritatc fr tlic ptriioc of p.niic thc dcbts of Mid dcccased andcxi,cn'-c of ni!mini-itrntion,nnd thcrciu scls forth thc anionntof dehta .illowcd by Comini-si- iicrs apiinft said dcccascil, the expcn so uf adminiftr.ition.and thc Mtuaiion of thcrcal cstaw, nrd tli.it thcre is 110 pi-r-onal cstate of said dcccatcil in this Statc, and th.it it is ncrc4&.irr to scll -M thc rcal cstate of tlic said ilt ccacd for thc jmrposc aforcsaid It is therciipon onlcrcd that iiid pct'nion bc con-idcrcd by this Conrt, at thc scs.-iou tbercof to bc hcld at the uffice of tlic Kt jjter of this Conrt, in ai.l Miildlebnry, on Tl-.nr'dar, thc alst tlny of Dci-vmher next, at one o'dock in thc afienioon,and that -aid ndininistra. lorgivc notiee thercoftoall prrsnns interctcd, iuai int.1 i.j r 1 .....nw HH.-11 uiijcciiuu). if anf thcy miy hJve, to said licc nsc being prant cd, bv pablUhins a ccnilicd co;jy of this ordcr in the Middlebury Galaxy a newspapcr printcd at said Middlebury thrce weeks successivcly prc vions 10 thc titne of said ConrL 31 Jed. S. UiisJmell, RegisUr. A true Copy of Reconl. Attcst, Jed. Hnshneil, Iteghtfr. Special ITotice. All noirs and accotinu of mnTe ihan six rnnntlis nnndinj, musl licpaid. Oci. 1, 25: JOH ATOOD. m m PUBLIC. j innrirr' 1 1 FLEECE -VVOOL.1 &TRUTH IS iVIIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL. Thnt n Iiicli has liccn tfu strnn-ly airrl(il v. ith rcgard to tlic all-li-aliit? jnjivtT Ihe (jreattt AftJicnic Kiiown lur ilicujccf iiH-ccriaiii dueaiu'tf nanictl bcluiv. Iias bct-n fullv pninl. niul Uje proprltlor lias, wilhln ibelajt yrar, nxrived imlcnci rnun rvcry pnrlof thp c uulry nl llic cwre t't cn-s iliat have bocn roiirHiiictd Inciirabltr ty iliy riLian in liili Mandittf;, uiid n lnch tiavc It-'ii givtli up by iIm raliru. V frletid a hoiKtos. tan'un's Kltcmal I:t-ln lv, llmit'it l.iiiiuit-iirt lia Urn apjjlifi, and n perfeci cure bif i I'lrcclul, 1 1 llic atlnnlsnincni oi innufiaiiair. r or pnmt imtnntiVH which nro V lc had nl nvy Asfnt rrallf. Afl a I aiti Kxlmrlor it lias no rual. It upcrali-v Ihe in rm hke Mnsic rtimulatins Iltna stronz and liealthy act.on tliettby rdievlng aui and n iiuiviii; diwaK. '1'ry II It licvirr lallf or Lurlne rillit-r of thc ruIbiwinedlMraff Spinnl Ajfrcliims, Itheumatism, 1'aralysis, uiul ttlltcrrvus annlnms, orttt J(tum, Lfuup f,A.aw inlhe ISrcasl aiul I'acc, HVoi Juints, C'lUis. TmlJiaair, tSore larotaaml uuinti, Ul- ccriJcd Sorrs, liurni. I'roslctl Jutaknt VI- crrS. Frish iniunds, Jlunuans, Corns, Sicellin, tiail llruists, Srrvlnfous Affcclimif, Pains ia thc ItacL; AVTms H- atlnchr, Ticr Dulurcur, Spriiim, Misqntto llilrs, tuui im vttiaii'inis aiui icrvous IHxosrs. t .t r in Intiv V crrl V Pl.w ,;zlsin ur ,,c uitt rtali.lin;. 'nRTt-l'Tnwx, N. V., Jlarcll Tll, 1846. Mr.CcorpcB.S?iaiit.u Siu lt Is iih real ilntun- that I can i-poak or yimr tltrnial Ki niedy, llunl s I.lni Haii.gurfitrrjueiitlylii my praclicc. and it- Uiim.,rdniaij- l!-a!iiisirirni-B In feteral cafc r Klituinallrtii, AfiVrlion, l)lea-!i ol Ihe fpine, nnd al- n n mnuy inlinr cnn, mich a UiiiIh-. 6t11nig!it &c. l cjiiiiii-TUiHieoi invpii-au-icciiiuinwiiiisii kikiivu aim I Jttdicalcitiici-. atMt aa lauilly innliciD-iiiivaliiahlc. I Y..irlrulv, J. r. SKKI.Y, -M. I). i:.TiiAmii.v.M!V tki: of a tvnrri: swi:i, i.i.m;, wiikke tiik om.y rkmeuv skoieh AJIl'UTATION. HiMrTni, Admb Cu., Tn., Mnj;23. 18IT. Oi-o. K. taittmi, DrRlK: t fwl Imund 10 thi aflliclrd In f it e puklicity l Ihe gn al 1 lliciicy nf your t'.x ternal Kt niily. callrd IJuiifs L.lmnifiit. My dau;h!cr, a girlol 12 yramnld, lind heen atflictt-d wiih wi'IIins In oni ol hrr It jiist hflnw llic kni-t: Jnint Inr frverat uioiitlin. duruig which Iiiiie Ittrr 6uflcrlng liatc bceu cxcrucialinp and ilrpliiraLli. I calli-d 011 a tdiyiiician. whn, dnrin;; rrrqitrnt vlit, made iim- nl it c-ry nican ia hl imiwit to arrest thc dieati'. nn vi lllinut clfi-ct. Ilrr Irg cuntinurd wellmz untllo jN'inil,ttiniilng varion anildf-plomblt utcfnsrciMlfrnijf Am pu aiinn 11 ctTK-arj t unns iuinit uiaii; rruei im: iiuii. roriu 11:1 hVi-tdny ol' !reemt-T. HiGt onr Agcnt hay- 11101711 I-- oiir iuncc iliiu ii..iiiiiz llic puiiri uis ui 1111 Lliiimcill. Ihe uw- of hithalnnc. th.-ink GihI, lias imt only arr-Uil tho fur. ithcrprii);rii.inf thcdiscai-v. bul lias cured Ihc It-g pcrfcctly, reiiiuriiigall pmtisand ueinn,&iiil rt-stoicd llieltt; 111 prnjK-r uw. i am undi-r many oblisations 10 your kind A cent. uliniliiin. by onc Itotllcof jnur ititatuable Linlment. narcd ihc Irc or my dauhier Iroui ainiuiialioii. Your rti;irully, MOSKS I IMI.II S. Yp. tlic tlmlenifncd. ciliyens of Ilamnton. arc wcll ac- uiuitl ith Mr Mirn lMnlips, and kno luni tol ra ni in 01 triun. n.i tnm tnc Maicmrnis in rrjara 10 nn ii..n;iiicr arc tru. JACOB DEARDOFK WM. A. ALBKRT. JOKL (lOCHKNOUR, GEORGE FORBON, JACOB'AULA VAUGEI, SOLO.MON ALCERT. ncmemher lls Liniinent is sold at the estra. urdiimry low price of23 cents a botlle. 1 bo could heMtatc wbcn ccrtain relief is to be nnd for m 5iuall a snm. Sold by every rcspcctable Drtiggist and Mcr- t-' f, r, t Brown. Addison; G. boarl c- Co, Und pnrt; F. V. b lctclier, Bridport; Kenl i Wriyht. Shnrrham Callin Wriglit. Ur- tirell; Cliarles Rowland, Chipmaii's Polnt 1 I. 1'arker A: Co, Itrzcnncs-unil by merth- J nn ?eiierally iliroushout the StRtc. FALL AND

A ITltfiV Cl0tr11TlPr VW V1U VllXllQ. ri EXTJ.E.MKN viilinp thc city, in want of UKIRST KATE CLOTIUNG, are rcspcctfallv invitcd 10 call and cxamine the largcst btock of FASIIlOXAUrA' 5IADE Pall Winter Clothing, wlncli can ue lounu in tne city, consisting ot cv cry v.tncty ot liarnicnts m.idc np in a siipcnor manucr nnd will lic sold at priccs, as low n anv i I .i 1 1- c&iuiuiiiiiiciiL in iiiu ciimiii. nu iiaic unv uu hand n gcncr.il assortmcnt of Youtli'f ;5 Cldldren's Chthinn BUOWX, LAWKKXCE STICKXEY'S Nos 6, 7, 9, 11, and 12, OLD STATE HOUSE. Frontiii" Statc St BOSTOX 24. Fork. rORK. packcd lierc, Salraon, M.ickcrcl, Codltsh, lurks lslaml Salt, By II. .V. SHELDON. "Middlebun-, Sept. 25, 1848. 22; RUTL,.ND AXD BURLINGTON RAIL-ROAD Fonr assessmcnts of five dollars each, havc bcen ordered by the Directors, on each share of thc capital stock ot tlic ituiianu nna isurimgton Rail-Iioad Company; two of which are made payablc on thc 15th day of Dcccmber next, onc on thc 1st, and the otlier on tno tatn uay or i-eo- rnarv next. l'avnicnt mny bc snade to the Banks of Bur- j t, nnt Trcanurer. ot his office in iliddlcbury, or to tnc lrcaiurcr at Ins ouice in Boyon. SAML.IIEXSHAW, Trmsurfr. Xovembcr lst, 1848. 28; 6 w. n rr ,,ltgjgBgTC3wa,trltjr- TITK Suscribcrliaviaglcascd thc first stor south cmlof thc Bridgc's now receiving full and Complete Assotment of Groceries, West India Goods, &c. rf rhr. rrat nn.ilirv. which IiC will bc liap- py to furnisb his frienda forcasli orready pay, Ascanbcboujhtin thc placc Hc has also Ctted up a spacious EATING SALOUiN, Which will bc abundantly supplied with rc freshmcnts at all t'mcs. ,T HENRX L. SiiLL,uui. Middlebury, May 22, 1848. 4 tf; NEW GOOD H. O. SMITH, I now receiving a large and cstcnsire assort- nicnt of Among wliich may bc found a great variety of Cloak and Drcw Good, SilkWarp Satin Stripc Alapaccas, Black ood Fancj J Frencli Jlcrinos, Moslin de Lainc, r-.i,rj Tnilpil cle Parin. kr. 300 yds. ScolclinndAmerirauGinghamrninl21-2 to 23 c, 2300 l'rintt, from 4 to 121-2 c. 300 jil, nicaclicdaiid Brown Cofon 5 1-2 to 12 1-2, n: n.i tn trrcat varietv. Ilibbon'n.Artificfalj.LisleTbrcad and Kid Glovc, 2jpiecc I.incn bUjmgs. I o; r-. (a ftilcniliil assortmcnt. Ilioad Cloth from S1.50 to S4.00- C'afsinicres, Saltincltii, &c., ..i v lirlll rt.ittis. Wick. &C..KC. Also Groceries, Ctocktnj, Olass and Hard Warc, Gl.13, I'titl'J' aiis. co, Coi?Jtsri,jVackersl, Nail Rods, llound IrolU cj-C T"etlicr wilh a largc aMortinent of Gcods not ncc- c-Khary f rrcnt:ou; all or wlncli will De noiu ai tne loivett KMs!ble price for Cafh. and on tiie tnot eanonaule tcrms for rcady pay or sliort approvcd creilit l'lcase call and cxamme lor joursetico 1 Tliankftil for Mr-ullfavnr. New Ilaven, Oct. 14.184S. SPECIAL NOTICE To Traders and Families WHO BUY THEIR SIIAAVLS, SILK GOODS, AND Cloak Materials. IN TIIi: r.OSTON 3IAKKET. JEWETT PRESCOTT, JIII.K STKKKT, (Firnt Ptore l-low tbc Old South Chorch,) IUic rccciied, tince theSntof Au-nst, ONE Thousand Packages SILK GOODS! SIIAWLS CLOAK IMATERLVLS, l.irhrnihr:rarari-trr NEW STYt., unsurpnsscd by .nr,.r...t in tlll rilltcd StUtCt. 'TF' From tliii i-vomparable SlocK ol l.iuil-.r. an.iv UOODS, SIIAWIJ. ic, I'urcliaM-ra can SIXECT A.NV qC.lVIITV, from a SlNGLE Siiawl or DaKSS PATTrRV to n wiiolk I'ACKAnc or Case, an thcir wanu may dictati-, nilidayatratCES below thc beacii on- coMrm- Tio.v. We areabo rcccivin?, by cicry arnvai, larse ijuanmici of Lon-: and Square bnawis BL'K, BLUE BL'K, AXD FAKCY COL'D DRESS SILKS AlSi) bATls, RICIl VELVETS, FOlt SIIAWIJS, lc. I7si7m and Visite SUU, JJomljazincs, T.unncsic Cloths. Atpuccas, S'c, orfunrrior ualitirs, and all thcsc fimd arc in idlh, i.c, an.l qualitics pi-ciiliar to our Cood, and ditTcrcnl J. A, p. alo claini the crcdit of producins a vcry larje rroportionof thc AM) CLOAK MATERIALS, omumed in New EnrUnd, and thin circuimUnce alonc ...i......;.... .k. im7,M nf lll'YIN'n AT 1IEAD QUARTKIlS..iml raOM risT hands, ncre i i.v" EST PIIICES can alwayn w ccurc a WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, JEWETT PRESCOTT, IMilk Strcet, (A fc tcpi frnm Yaliinlton Su) BOSTON l'J, 3iu HEALTH &.STRENGTH. DR. S. O. RICHARDSON'S Sherrv Wine Bitters. INDIGESTION AND COST1VENESS CURED.- ICTThese celcbrated Bilters arc composed en- tirely of vcgctables of the most innocent yet enec uai virtucs tney give purny miu wuc iu iuc STOMACH AND BOWELS, andate most efiectual Remedy ever known for Indigcstion, Billious Attacks, Livet Complaintsr Jaundicc, Klaiulency, Heartburn, Sick Headachc, Giddincss, Ncrvous-ness, Wandering Pains, SinkingFaintness, SonrStomach, "VVcakness, Loss of Appetitc, P1L.ES AXD 1WMOJ1S., A morc powerful and healthy action of every icultvofthebody will be efiected by thcir u.-c jr thcv sivc LIFE FIRMNESSAND VIGOR, Promoic action in the Slomach and Bowel cleansc from unhenllhy secretion?,, and purify ihtblowl in the most thorougli antfeneclive man AS YOU VALUE HEJLTII BE CAREFUL! Arul Obscne That all Bilters prcparetl by me have fac-simileofmy Mgnalureon thc otuer enveiope. To emintcrn.lt which is forgcni. For the convcniencc of"Familie.s I have the Roots and Herbs g round and packed in papers, MA Y BE USED IN WINE OR WATER. O0rdets trom Agents, merchant.5, traders, iIru;gist5,apothecaries and dealers inmedicines, will be punctually aitended lo.. For Sale, mrt'sale nnd R'tail, Al MY OFFICE. No. 15 HANOVER STREET BOSTON. and in every town throughout the New England States, by myJVgcnts, wlio ate Pkdgcd to sellthe Genuinc. 4C IPPiice75centsabottle 50cenls apaperF2 W. P. Russell S. Moody. Agents. Linen Lace Edgings, Cotton do. do. Cambric do. A SrLEXDID LOT. NEW PATTERNS vcry low, jtrst rcc'd by P. P. JRANCIS. Oct. 2d, 1848. Herds Grass CloverSeed, (orsaleby JOHN WOOD. Oct. 11, 1848. 25; Wood! Wood!! 200 Cords of Seasoned Wood for sale bv W, S. JOHNSON Sharp Vinegar. A first rate anicle, warranied to be made ofpure cider witbout vii'riol, foreale by HENRY L. SHELDON. BaANT's Factoht, in thr Eorrn.vM EtocK. F urman 1 1. about forty rpd. sjuth ot FuUon Fcrry, Bsooklv.v. N. 1. PURIFY PtJRIFY Life and Health are in the Blood. Orange. Tn.rilu. and Ilcgulatc the CircuUdica, r,,Uhr-,r1,nlr hMv wUlkavckeaUk. Thx most.tcon- dcrful of all rarudies lo prvduce sttck a renli, is BRANT'S INDIAN PTTRTFYING EXTRACT Yes, the desired result and effiicacy will be troduced bylhe useorasmallerquantityoi tnis Pobifieb than can be effecled by the usc of a likeqo.au.tity of any otner remeuy in tnc wotiu (S.-e oor Pamphlets for proof.) table?, and cnres thc wont. most obstinate, nnd Ions-slandins diseases oi tne oiooo, wunompu- bin nnro no cickenins. aeoiiiiatine. ii cicaus- es, ?trcngthens, iurigoraies, makes new healthy blood, and gives new vigor and new life to the W nn ant'SPURIFIER is FOUR TIMES CHEAPER ihan any otherremedy in the world, because One Dollars Worth .,rif .iii rffecta nreater amount ot cure man four dollars' worth ol sarsapanlia, or any otner remedy, no matler now large tneir Dotties may k Thr imnnriant uuestion for consnmers to determine, is how muchmorc curatireefi'ect will a dollar's worlti ol tnis runner ptoauce, man a dollars worth of that sarsapanlia or otner rem dies. We might here say, thrt Brant's iledi had cured. within the lat vcar. 100.000 rersons oilmpure Jiloou JJis cascs, and 25,000 Cases "ivere consid- crca lnouraulc l As some other patent-medicine men aie in the habit-of saying. II weshouldso, whowonld be tirvr ns 1 This however. we do sa7. and stand readj to provc by respcctable witnesses, that BBAJ-'T s JiKDici.NEsnave euecicu cunaui muic .WcMsre nn livinff hnman beincs. thepastvear, han any other rcmcpy iu cxistence did during thesame ttnie. Hornd tScrofula Cured. Mr. J. B. Haskin says, in a certiGcate dated Rome, Dec.20, 1846 'BRANT'S INDIAN PURlFlERhassaved mvlifc.Ihadon metwen- iv lanre Ulcers had been conflned to my bed a year was not eipscteaioiiveiweniy-icurnoui's could not raise my head trom the puiow, nor mv hand lo my head, wncn l commenced using rirant s inuiau ruuuci. luy ucciw nua uiuiui whollreatenofTlromear to car an ulcerhad i ti t: i i eatcn a nuie iuruugu iiuu uiy w iiiupipc,uuucruiy r.iin sn that. unlcss it was stonncu ui nv a nlas- ter. I brealhed through the hole, and coula not talk mv ear was so eaien out around it, that it could be lilted upout of its placc. it onlvholdin? by z small peace two ulcers on my arm uesiroy- ed the use ol it an uiccr, as large as my nanti, badncarlv caten through my side. Iassurevou I wasa vcry soreman, and was in a most mis crable, hopeiess, .dy in;i condilion. But bad as I was, the first bottle of Brant's Purificr I usc cn abled me to getup ofl of thc bed, wherel had been confined for one year thc sccond bottlc en abled me to set out oi the honsc tbctbird bottlc enabled me to go alout two miles on foot, to Rome Ccntre, whcre I procurcdsiibott!c;more. When I had linished takinR Ihese bottIcs,scven tecn out oftwcnt ulcers had healed up mycar and neck wcre well my arm was cured so that I could work with it again, and my general health isnow good." Mr. Haskin aflcrward statcd, nnder oath, be foreB. P. Johnson, Esq., justice of ihe peace at Rome, that a few bottles more eflcctcd a perfect cure of all his ulcers Fourtccn Respectable Witnesses, ccrtify, that all thc nbfn-estalemcnts ofJ. B.Has- kin arestiictly true in cvcry panicular, thcy be- ing wcll acquainted wilh him. The witnesses, names arc as follows, namely: Doct. Thomas Williams, one of the moslrespectablcphysicians in Rome. G. R. Bronn, proprietor of the West- Romc Hole!, Edward Hitchins, Jesse Hitch ings, Jlzina Hitchings, Jesse Tryon, Elizabclh Tryon, Henrj' Coniadt, Elizabeth Conradt,Pliny Darrow, John Tryon, Dekiah Tryon. Zi5sell Leo.vard, wholesalu and retnil druggist, of Rome, certify.that thcy arcacqnain ted with the said J. B. Haskin, and knuw and believe his statement of cure tobe true. BIS3ELL LEONAUD. BRXNT'S Indian Purifier, cures all impure diseascaorths blood; viz..- Scald-bcads, Salt Rheum, Rbeumatism.Erupiions, Pimples on the Face, Piles, Bilcs, Ulcers, Costivenet?, Mcrcu rial Diseases. Livcr Complaiut, Pains in the Bnck, Side and Limbs, Rush of Blood to the Head, &c. BRANT'S-INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM- A This Balsam possesses all the clcansing and pniifying virtues of the above-named Purifying Extract,and alsopcss-essesseveral othermedica llony.'particularly and pcculiaily adapled to cure cocgiis nnd conscmptioxs. Ii heals and cures Ulcers in the Iungs, andelsewhere intcmally, as rcadily and as easily as the Purifying Extract heals and cnres cxteinally. Thonsauds of cure.s of'the most hopeiess Con sumption lully provc ilsa!most miraculous cfii cacy in all diseases ot" the Lungs, Throat, and Brcast. A Ding Woman saved Con sumption cured. Townor BalUton, Saratoga Co., N.. ZrcA Dvkemajc, being dnly sworn, says: That i'nthewintcrcri845, the deponent's wife was be lievedbyherphysician and' others, to be dying witha consumption or the lungs; and dcponent believiug tbat to bc ihe case, wcut to Mr. John Wait's stote, in the village or Iiallston Spa, to purchase cloth for a shroud, and olher necessa ries,topreparcbis wife for burialaflershe should die. Dcponent furthersayf:, that while hewasin said iait,sstore, he was pursuaded by the Pro ptielojor'BrttNT'sisDiAN pclsioxary ealsam,' who was then prctenu to lake a bottle of said medicine fie rcmarkimj, that if ihe dying wo man be now pastisecovery, yet if she be mucb oppressed and distressed, tle said niedcine wouldsoolbeand reiievehe, nndmakc ihspillow ot death more eosy. ueponeni iook tne said inedicine hnme with him, togclher wilh thc cloth ha had purchased prcparalory to tbcanticipated death ol his wife. Deponent causcd a pottion of said medicine to bc adininistered to his wife, and to his astonishment it soon relieved her. She canlinncd the use of said medicine until she recovered from her dbease, and bas bcen able since(it being aow more thanthree ycers) todo the work, and attend'to all her household af rain.. ZIB'A DYKEJIAN. Subscribed and ornm to. brfore mr, tliM 2th day of Apr. 1818. THOS. (J. YOUXC, Justice oftiiePcacc. Toira of JtalUtoaru,Sarau county.N". Y. This is lo ccrtify, that I am, and luve becu for many yearF. well and intimatcly aciaaintrd with thc abore-named Ziha Dykobian who is one of our mot narthy nd respectable cilizens, and whoee itateneuu are entitled tofuUcreditarid bclief. IT1IOS. C. YOUNG, Justice of the Peace. April SD, 1843. D0CT0RS AXD PHYSICLVNS RECOMMEND, The followio; named Docron and riiyiicianahave highlv rccomrarn,Ied BRANT'S MEniCJNESj --i Dr.K.IIubbard, Stamford, Conn Dr. J.N- goiith, Wi tertoivn N. Y'Dr. Kowman, 132 Hcnry St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr.T.3I. Hunt, Aubura,N. Y, Dr. Gcorre Franci, Mid dletown, ContuDr. Ceoree A. Roreni, Bath, H. Y, Dr. S. White, Fredonia, N.Y, Dr.C-B. Galentiae. I5TCn, N. Y, Dr.J. O.Shipman.FayctteviIle,N'.Y, Dr. J.Skinaer.Hca ry Sl, Brookiyn, N.Y", Dr.O.Sliipman, Cortland, X. Y. Ltst of Agents. W. P. KUSSEL.Snddlclwry. VL AVAUREN I. BROWN, Addison, Vt. J. F. BENSON. Whitiur. VL U. D. TWITCHELUVVeybiidc,Vt. O. SPRAGUE, Vergennes, Tt. 21; ly H.O. SMITH. New Haren, Vt L. L. IIOI.COMn. StarkiJjorn, VI. GEO. W, PARJIELEE. Brirtot, VL SIIOLES CARPEXTER, North renistrarjh, Vt KENTAVRIGHT.ShorcJiam.VL IRA BI.NGIIAM, Cornwall, VL fi!iirff5Si liJafll IClIGiflNI nn MiSSEgSSiiJ T .T iZIZ Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. THE iMO?T EXTRAORDINAR.Y Ml?ntrtiK 1N L tt, H UliliU. ti.u KiiractisontnDin anart bottles: itisC times cheaper, plcsanter, and xrarranted superi or to any soia. It cures diseases without vomit- in" DUrgin?, siCKeningorucuiiiiauiieun- r-ivXV GRKAT FALL AND WINTISK WtUl JlfMS. Th rrcnt l-eautv and supcriority of th-s Sar saparilla is. where it eradicates diseases itinvig oiates the body. It is one of the very bcst Fall and Winter medicines ever jnon; uuuiuuiy ..r;n ii.r.tinlp!;vsteinandstren!:thenslheper- son.but itcreates new, pure and rich blood; a nntrpr nnsscssea DVDO vOlticr uicuitmc. nuuiu this lies theffrand secrct of its. wontlerful success. Ilhas perrormed Tritmn tne iasi iwu years murc non 5S ooo nires of severe cases of disease, at least Eo'.OOO of these were considered incnrable7 More lnan3,uw cases oi viniouicuucuujaiiauj. 2,000 ca-ses of Dyspepsia 4,000 cases of General Debility and Want ol Energy; 7,000 casesot tneainerenir emaieuompiaiui; 2.0QP cases or Scrofula; 1,500 cases of tbe Liver Complaint 2,500 cases of Disease of thc Kidneys and Dropsy 8,000-cases of Consumption; And thousands of cases of diseases of the blood viz Ulcers, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum.pimpleson ihe Face, &c. &c., togetber with numcrous cases of Sick Headache, Pain in the side and Chcsl, Spinal athVctions, &C &c. This, we arc awarc, must appear incredible, but we have lelters fromPhysicinns ctonrAgents from all parts of the United States, informingus of eitraordinary cures. R.Van Buskirk, Eq., one of the most respectable Druggists of New ark. N. J.. informs us thathe cao refer to moie than 150 cases in that place alonc Thcre are thousandf of cases in the City "I New York, which wc will refer to with pleasure and to men of character. It is the best Inedicine for the prc ventivc of disease known. Itundoubtcdly saved the lives of more than 5,000 CHILDREN TH E PAST SEASON As it removcd tbe cause ol disease. and prepar- ed thein for thc Snmmcr scason. It h.isnever bcen known to injure in ihe least the most deli- cate chtld. RHEUMATISM. This Sarsaparilla is used wilh the mosl perfect success in Rheumatic complainL-s, however se vere or chronic. The astonishin" cures ithas performedare indeed wonderful. Other reme diessometimessive lomnorarv rclicf, this cnlire- ly eradicates il from the system, even when the limbs and bones are dreadlully swollcn. ()3- Hcar Mr. Selh Terrv, one of ihe oldest most respectable lawyers in ttartiorii, uorin. The followiug is an cxtract of a lellcr receivcd from him Dr. Townsml I have used onebottleof your Sarsaparilla, and it iscxcellent in nyelleclsnpon a Uhronic uneninaucpain lo wiiicu lamsuoieci. from an injury occasioncd severalyears'ago in a public suge. Please scnd me two bottles to the care of Dr. Sevmour. I have converscd wiih two of our principal Physicians,who recommen- ded your aarsapariua. SETII TERRY. Hartford, March 12, 1845. CONSUMPTION CURED. Cleansc and Slrengthcn. Cvnsumvtion can be cured. Bronchilis, Consuwption, Livcr Complainl, CoU Calarah, Covgh, Aslhma Sjntlivs tf Iilood, Sorencss tn Ihe Chcsl, Ileclic Flush, Ntght Siccat Dijficrdlcr profusc Expcctorativn, Pain inlhe Side, dcV, have been nnd can le cured. Dr. Townsend Dear Sir: Neaily SOycnrs a- Ko I took a vioient colil, wlncli scltlnl on roy iungs ana cneciea me severelj-, mureu nnanr, ii bccame a constant nscking cough, but not so se vere as to prevent me from atlending (o my busi J ncss. Within the last two years il increased on me "radua v. At last I hpcamn reiinced I breathed wiibdifllcultyand raised withmy cough much bad mat'cr, and Tor thc last nine months previousto using your Sarsaparilla had regularnight sweats, indecd, my friends and myself supposed 1 would die with Consumpjion; but I havc thc happiness lo inform yon tbat, to my. surprise, after nsing three bottles or yonrSarsa panlla, I find mr healih resiorcd. It relieved me gradnally, and 1 am now enjoying: bcttcr healih than I have before in 26 ycats. J had almost en tirely lostmy appelite which is also rcstorcd. Yon are at libefty to publishtbis wilh myname in the papers, if yon choose. My little girl, who is three years old. had a vcry bad cough the whole of last Winter. We became vcry mrch alanncd on hcraccount. Whileusingthe medicine I gave her some of it. and it soon cntircly relieved her, as well as my self, and'she is wcll now, and heanyasauy child I cversaw. She was also full or little blotches; it took them away, and her skin is sinooth and fair now, and I am satisfied she rccovctcd her health by using your e-TCcllent medicine. S. W. CONANT. 411 Bo-.veo"- G1RLS, READ THIS. Yon who havc pale complcxicns, dull eycs, blotches on the lace, rough skin, and are "outof spirits,"usca botileor two of Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. It will cleanseyourblood.removc therreckles and blotchci,andg"ivc youanimation, sparklingeyes.fine spirits anctbeamiful cnmplcx ion all of which are of immense value lo un- marned ladies. GRKAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign yspeeny cure tor insipicnt uonsumption, liarren "ness, Leucorrhcca, or Whites, obstructcd or-difii-cult Mcntration, Incontinance of Urine. orin- voluntarv discharge thercof. and tor the ceneral Prostration of the Systcm, no mattcr whetherthe result ol inhetent cause, or produced by irregu lariiy, illness or accident. Nolhingcan be moresurprisinctban its iivis- orating eflects on Ihc human framc. Pcrsons all weaknessand lassitude. from takin? it a t Once be- comc robust and full of energy under its inflnence. It immediately counteractsthenervonsnessof the female frarae, which is the great cause of bar- renness. It will not be cipecled or us, in -cases of so delicatea nature, to exhibit certificates or cnres performed, but wc can assure the afilicted that nundredsof cascs have been reponcd to us. Sev eral cases wbere families have bcenwithout chil- uicl', iinci ujii.(ittitii uuiLic ui tnis tavaiuauic -medicine, have been blessed with healthy ofl spting. Dr. TnensendMY wife beinsirreatlv distres sed by weakness and General Debility, and sufl" ering continually by pain and a sensaiionof l-ear-ingdown, falling of the womb, and with their difiiculties, and having known cases whcre your medicine has. effecled great cures, and also hear- ing it recommended tor such cases as 1 bavc ue scribed, I obtaincd a botlle ofyonr Extract of Sarsaparilla, and followed the directions you gave me. In a short period it lemoved her com plaints, and restored her health. Being gratelul for the benefite sbe receivcd, I takc pleasure in thnsacknowledging it, and recommendingit to the public M. D. MOORE, Cor. Grand &Lydius-sts. Albany, Aug. 27, 1814. T.O-MOTHERS MARRIED LADIES. Thfs Extract of Sarsaparilla bas been e.pe cially prepared in reference to female compiaints No fcmale who has reason to sunpose shc'is ap proaching that critical period, "theturn of life," sobuld neslecttotakeit.as it isaeertain preven tive or anv of tbe numerousand borriblediseas es to which females are subject at this timc or life. This period may be delayed several years by nsing this medicine. Nor isit less valuable for those approaching womanhood, as it is cal culatedto assist nature, by qnickening the blood and invigorating the system. Indeed, tbis medi cine lsinvaiuablc for all thc discass to which women arc subjecu t braccs tbe whole sv.pm, renewt permauent-1 iv 'henaturalenergies by removing all impuri- ties ol tne oioou uuuwu snuiuiuuu uiu tem as to prodnccasubscquenl rclaiation, which i- the cas" with most medicines taken for female weakness and disease. SCROFULA CURED. Thu rortinr. tp conclnsivclv Pioves ihat this Sarsaparilla hascrfectcoutiol ovtrUiemost ob 3iinalc diseases of the blood. 1 hree petsorr, cured in one house is unprecedentetl. THR!2E CHILDitKN. Dr. Toicnsnid Dear SW: I have the pleasnr toinformyju ihai thrce or my ehildien have been cured or the Seiolula by tbe uscof yourex- ceuent meoicine. tney were aiincica ciy c verely with bad sorcs have taKen only lobrbot- lles; lttooicincm away, tor wnicn i leei myse under deep obligation Yoc rcspecrfallj, taAiitj Liuiiii, ivu ocsu-r-ii. New Yotk, Jlarch 1, 1817. OPIN10NS OF PHYSTCIANS. Dr. Towa-.nd isalmostdailv receiving orders from Physicians in ciiiierent parts or tbe Union 1 nis is to ccrtily that we, me unacrsiguen Physirians of thc City of Albaijy, bave innu merous cascs prescribed Dr Townsend's Sarta parilla, and believe it to be one of the" most val uable preparatiuns in thcmarket. P- Puliiig. m. D. J. lfilson, M. d: R. D Uriggs, M. D.; P. K. Elnezdorf, M. D. Albany, April l, 16-15. UNITED STATES OFFICER. Capt.G. W.McLcan.oneof iheUniledSlatcs Marine Corps and member or the New Jersey Legislature.has kindly sentusthefollowingcer- tiucatc it tells its own ston'. Raliiray.Jan.25, 1847. Ayearsincel was taken wilh the Influcnza, and my whole system leftina debilitatedstate. I wasinnuenced to irv ur. iownscnu s&arsapa- panua.anu aiier tamng twuor tiiree bottles. l was very much relieved, and altiibute it entirely lotncs.iiu sarsaparilla, 1 have contmued ta king it and find that I improvc every day. I be lieve it saved my life, and would r.ot te without it under any conMUeration. (j. V.Mcl.u.Ar. THE REV. JOHN SEYER Of Jersey City, an old and bighly respectable clergymanof the Captistdenomin.ition handcd in tnslollowiugcertihcateat Ur. l ownsenn s ui fico, 12(1 Bulton sttcet, on Saturday.i It.peak-s fijr itseif. Dr. Townsend Dear Sir: I am conMraincd togiveyou a sialemcnt or the benefit Idetivcd from usincr your Sarsaparilla, bclieving by so do ing I shall rendera'benefitto thosewhoaresuflcr- ingasl have been. I was reduccd for manv months by the dyspepsia, so much that it was mucii uiincully lor me to walk or keep about. i also had a tetter which covered the mostpatt of iny head which was extrcincly troublcsomc ci sore, itgottobc almost a scab, I used quile numbcrol icincdicslor botli complmnts but 1 re ceivcd little or notcnefil until I took your prepn- rnliohof Siirsnpnrilla, which through thekiiid- ncss ol providcncc lias restorctl me lo more tlwn mynsnal health, ns I now enjoy bcller healih than I hnve forr nnmberof euis. I am now G0 venrsof nge, I believe il to bcaninvnlunblemed icine,andrecommcnd ittomyniimeruusacqunin tances, wliich is very lrge, s I hnvcbccn min istcr fiir a grcnl mnny years. I hopc Ihis hsty skcich mny be is much benefit lo yon synur medicine lias lo me. JUUiN Sst.Ylj.K, July II, IH1C. JcrsevCily .AIK HlUUlft l' CL.c.lSUYMAI. Thc rulluwing tva icnt tu otir ngenl n Rahwnv b Ihcltev. J. O. TUMSOX, of llie Slcihodist lv Church one of thp luost learucu .tiid ri-?pcclcd in llie "llelbotlist roiiucctioii and is anothcr ctiilcnre of llic wundt-rful cflccUof l)r. Towniciidi Sarapa- rill-t oo thc M'blctn. FricNIj 1'caksox Having for some liinrpat as jou are awarr, cxpcrienccil great gcurral tlt-bihty ol iny islL-in, atteiulptl willi conntaut auu al.irnnnj irritaliun ofifie lliroat aiiilluusK, I was nl lourow iniitaiire, and iu conc(pu-cc of having fcaii Captaiu mpI-oh's drrided Ipstimony in its lichalf iiidui-cd to try Dr. TownflicnJ'i far f.uncil Saryaparill.i. I Iricd it, I confcss, uinre tnlhe liupc than in tbe niiifiilcnie nl us protrmg cluciciotis; Inil I am untiiul iu randn now to ncknowledgc that I had nut tricd il loug hcforf I bcgan lui-speriL-ncc ussalulary cllt-cls; anil I mnv non-say wilh Cupt. McLcon, ihat "I would not he will. out iion anv consiiicr.ition." It lias ilonc uip morc good ihan any prcnouii icmpily 1 liaic Iried, il tlii.s htatenicut ir ueenipu uy yon ol any iniporlance you liarctiy lull concut lo iuakcit public. Rahnay, Att". .1. 1847. J. o. tc.iiso.v KITS-FITS-FITS Dr. Totvnsentl. nnt liavinn; Irsled his Snr- sapnrilln in rnscs ol Fils, of cntirse ncver rc- coinmpiitled it, mid tvns Ftirpriscd to reccive ihe fbllnwirio; fr:uii nn imcllient anil rcspec tablcfurmcr in WcslcheslcrCounly FonniiAM, Auguet 13. J817 De. TowssExn Der Sir i i havc a little girl seven years ornge. wlinlins beciiEcvcrnl years nfferltwl willi fifs we Iricd nluinst every lliiiig for iier, liul uillioul 6ticceEp;nl last, allliougli wc could find no recomniend aiion in your cirrulnre forcascs like hers, wc llicught asshe was in vcry tlclicatc liculih, wc wonlil givc Iier some ofynurSiirsntinrilla nnd arc very chd tre tlid. for it noi only res tored her strengtli, but she has had no relurn oftlic fils loour great plcnsurcand surprtc. Shc is Insi bccoinin ruggcd nnd lirnriy, fnr ivhicli wc fecl "raleful. Your? ri-sticclfii!!v JOHN BUTLEIl, Jun. W. P. RUSSEL, AScnt. -II ly. Just Keceived At the stores of. the tindcrsigned, a large and full stipply of HRnnitK's Sccar Coatko Pills and Kid fc'lreiigthening Plaslers. Thee Pn's uic warranied under a pcnaliy of 5,0 oo Dollars, not to contai.. any niercnry orany mineral med icine. t.iiir daily sales throughout ihe world nsw exci .-d nine ibiiiisaml boxcs. Ofour Kid Slrenglhei.ing Plaslers, thc call fijr thcm is git.nci iii.in our ui.iiiiy io maBUiacturc. Tne utnioat eml tiM.-'Mn cxisis in all parts or the country. Our Agents are gentlcincn artlie first respeciabiJify they are ymtr ncfghbors", 'you know ihem. Pcrsans wishiug to use Ihc best family pill ever known should by thc-e, call on our agenls, purchase a box, honld ihey not please you relurn ihrm and scl ynvr money. We have receivcd at the principal oflice wiibin thc pnst vcar, ccrtificatc.s or more than 35.W0 curet perronncd by HERRICK'S PILLS and Plastcrs, over 10,000 or thcm were considered bcyond all hope. Thcy are the cheapt.st and best pills known. Each pill is bcautifully cn.n ed wilh pure white susar. Each box tontains 30 pills, a smallcr nnmber is rcquircd for a dosc than or any oihcr pill known, thcir operation be ing so ccttaio, thoroogh, vet mild, that all who use thein rcconimend thcm. Owin;r to the im mense popularity and giganlic salcs orthe-e pills some unprincinled rer?ons h.nrr mn.'r somethfng they call S igar Coated Piils, and wp unJerstaud some are Cur sale in this partor the country. Wehavc observcd cnotherpill flont ingaround tlic countrv. callcd ihe Imli.m Vr-. etable pill, made wiihout doubt to sell for Iler rick's Vcsetabic pills. look out forfranrls snmr arthcse men altach the word Docior to ihcir names to give thcm the appearancc or respecia- ouny. iiwars asiv lor hkk :h:k-s si'i:ni' uudit," fJL.L.S and gct them ornone. Our pins sen lor ra cts. per box, with full directions; our Plastcrs 183-1 ets. All onWs drcssed to Hr.nnicK Co Principal Office No. u James Street, Albany, N. Y. The following Wm. P. Russel. Middlebnrv: Tm R.'mri.n, Cornwall, J. F. Benson. Wbitin"T I ns-,,r yer, Sudbpry; G. W. Parmelee. Bristol :A y. i.oscoe, iew Haven Kent Wright. Shore ham; F. P. Fletcher: B idnnr.. wS 'n,l Addison T. C. Smiih. Rlunknm f sley, Monkton Ridge; Catlin Wriih't Or. d V MaiZarlU'. "bnrgh Yolney Ro,s, Brandon; S. D. Winslow. Pinsfird. 2U;y Wm. M. B AS S, Fhysician Surffeon, OFFERS his'professional sen-iccs to thc inhab ItanU of Middlebury nnd vieinitr. nnil rp. rpectfnlh- solicits a share of puhlicpatronage. Office irr thft rnnm immpdisfnlv m-- Dr- Bussers Dnig ""torc, latcly occunicd bv J. t-.Wicker. 166:m" READY MADE CLOTHING Coats. Vests, Pants, Shirts.Drawcre. &Frocks. new and chcap, jnstwccivcd by Oct. 24, TNVALUARLE FAiMILY COMPANION. s IX LECTURES on Cunscs, lreYcnt;..n mj t.Kpnrf. and all Fema'.c Disease?. SA 8 cnTJTings. Pupcr 50 cts bottnd i J 3Iail to anv part pustage 9 1-2 ccnts. Shonldcr Braccs and Chcst Expacdcr-. -i 3.ail to nv iart 30 ccnts po.tage. Inu. i., Tubcs. silvc'r, S3, by. Btail, Ifttcr po.tup .1 domiital Snpportcra, perfect, SS to 10. .t Rtipturcs. i'ajlliug of the.Bowcls an l "iVomli WcakBackaud Chest scrit'by Exprtas cvcrv- wltcre. zfT orocqs or otipi".i "nptsrr; SupporlcW fvc heigWlnim head' to foot circumfcrcncc of jierson-'rieJtl-thc surfaic, Ju.t above ihe hi;s. If Knptwe, rm.ntion wladi Agents wantcd for thc s.dc of the abo j AddressDr. S. S.l'ITCH, 707Broadv..u. York, post paid. 4C Fcb.24. IS4G. W. r Kcssel A-. nr IF popnlar opinion isany ciitcrion of the wu. of an articlc.we tnvite'the incrcdulons io l at the following list of names of pcrsons who L... been cured by AIcAlister's AU-hcalnig n ment. It is not too mncb to sav.lh.it this Oinrirr iloinz sreat sood in this citv and elscwl erc T various diseases that aie Ciiieu, which wp p --n pose'd lo beovctcome only by inlcrnalcmrdu-' yietd at oucelo tlic power oi mis utii'nn-:,'. I heprinciple on which it everacjs, viz a r.i. i cal restoration ol the InsensiLIe IVi.--pi-. i.o-l llicsicat secretoriissuccea!,. As moMilita--- originatc in a conimon cou, inuccti rj thc pqrci upon thc surrace, il follows il.at i. aily m'canlhe porcs can Lc le-openpd, ani! a Insensiblc Pct.spiratinn resiorcc the vilc a-1-morhid hnmors orihebody wiUcscare. andnk. ness be removcd. McAlister's All-healing Oinimou has n- bccn proved to be the only prepaiatioii thal i elfect this result. Wewould tcmark thatitmieof Ihc follouui. rntniilaiiii.shave bicn ff lull!: .slanding, ctcntl j-earijoue ca5C 0f 10 years manj ol ihcm 5 ai tuycars. Bticu cascs as tuc uu -instancc.n complaint supposed lo yield oiil inlcinal lemedies, havc I.t cn cuicd dircctly RheumaliMU, Cold Fcet, Livcr compiaim, v ii! sumption, Asihma, an uiscaM-r. m uc l-ores, and llie hkc, nave wentuini, uucv who havctakcn balms. bnlsams, a lillle m cnndy.pilU.atid dnigs, are yet Millciu ti ii little l.opcs ol iccoveiy. We sfcak thc-c iliu more n sorrow inau mi.i, icw- nnd know that life ahd h'calth are dear tu iu- one. Pcrsons should ceasc being l.liinli t 1 1 these thingssolong as there was tiocviih-i.n i good. What will a man not give for hMii Wchcicgivc thc names only of thc ie'-r cured and thcir diseases 71iis is bnt a n whutwe havc bcsidrs full ccitincalt r i" opr posfcssion. Nay, il wc had thr n; i. e wliohave bcen bcnefillw: orcurt-d I" ihc hcaling Oinlmcnt wiihin llu- la-i -i n.- i could covcr the uholc litii-n'. il.- housc wilh Ihcir numler. Hul vt k ftiendswill lellitlo ilie-ir lri(-:u, i i iln liun, will whisrcr il lo il cii, i d i! ii -ihingwillgo lotitd, while il us ir.oic th..i ten thoiisand lirariwill 'capfi-i jnv in tl receivcd from lhi Oinlmeni. Fricml- 1 1 on in Ihis gowl work-, ilv .spi-iiiirg tne w. liulh lo rour m-ighboi and a qu.:iiif. iicc lct this great and good incdiciiic iiud ii wa- i cvcry housc,an! gladdcn tbe hauri ol cvsn intheland We havc room lo givr only a .small i .nr. of itame in New Yoik'and Baltimore no possc'ssion Thosc fitm Philadrl.hia, I' and oihcr placcs, wc ate olligcd tn have tircly1.- CURF.D IX BROOKI.YX JXD XKW ACnh. M Day Jljnlc Jncki-ou ls Family alv. J K ltclliws 244 l-2(iuld sl Rhrmii.ili-in S 5Iills39 I'rincest Ur...-u Ii. 1. X llalilwin iljrtlj k (iold FamiU oinlu t J Ain-huiooiU 221 Jackr-ou al Mrs Biandi2S0 (iuld st 1" Fulsey 2."i8 Jackson sl IVluu John l'rinrc 13S HcMerst ltlicuuialr-m Could Scllrck 57 tqrcnth st C nmp Wm Trrry nOllowrry l'ain in h" 1 t W Thompjou cor Slh av 23lli do Ho V. II Swain 52 l'.cckiuau at l'.U-s O U Vcildcr 1041.am ens st Djsctitrrj John Crullic.s 11 l)orr st Ntck -lill Jas Burtlry 477 Grand st litirns John Ilooj:cr27 lltidson st Ilniisrs Thos I.pis Forsvlhst F. ui oiniuitn Saml Uubcrii. 102 n'llolk l lo (i Lucrsoii ror licckund Wni Salt Ulirnii Wm Agate 114 Houprv llcarj ""H' Vincent Dill 133 JHeii'st F.im oinlmc u 31 W Lewis 130 Clu-rry st IthciiniaM 111 S Edwards 217 Dclancy sl Sick hrailarbi 40 Thil Wt-bb 08 scntnmel st Ilpaty coll John BTaylor331ikest Ileadarhc U V Swain244 I5rnlgcstI!ro.k Foic- hanil E LUruwn rAilr.msst do Fam Cinliu- Darid R dwanls Oricnl L I Sore liani!.- Sarah A Siniih217 Pelancy st l'ain in sulc C V R Osiiandcr 233Fiiltoii t Fauioiiiiuitut Jano Morris 7g Elin st do ft.-irc.il FT.Ivinri'a 217 Dchncv st l)iiT. Iu ad S Mi-rrbarl 9 Khetimatl, n Wm llnrspll 23 Oak st l hicl.cn A W Brnuett 2S Wnti-r st Ilcavy coM II. Erost 238 I'carl st Porc tl.roat Eiza Smilh 58 scammcl st ircad.ifhc S' L. II. Tookcr 144 chtrrrst Corns W Andrcws I'ine st Brook Pthiis croiir E T Gcthtts rivinonih f t do I.ivcr comr 1. 1 Wm Bond 9S Nassan st do Ernptioi: "tloscs Cammct 128 Dnision st do ISWicks 221 scroud st Asthiua II W Jlunsdn 5SC Watcr st Worini, Ac J -II Wilkins 42 Thirtccnth st Tilcs Andrcw AVilkins dn !hcumatir.. J Nightingale 213 1-2 Pivis st l'ain in hark Wm Wood 31 Norfolk st Salt Bhcatii A B Culvcr of schrPortia !hcnaiatim .7 J Bn Iant Wall s Jas Pratt 1 1.4 Wm st Thos Cochrin C8 Churcb st l'nins, ETBpiivi Porc lcy J.oss of ha-.r I'clon l'ain m !.L-t .1 C Chavalicr Fiflb st J II Titmcr 697-Water st G AV Tomcs 130 Christopbcr Corns Abigal Merchant 9 Olivcrst Tumorin tii'.." CandaccDowns 1 17 sccond st Eruptions o f-'r 1) Ybung "llailcn Lanc IIcadacc 1" 1 Noab WcTth 9 AHcn st Bitc of raa-' J II B Jenkins ThKnix Bank Sorc cycs I E Hyde 140 Mulbcrry st A Stnckcy C08 4th st Salt Blicum Fam salvc Eruptions Pilcs I.ivcr Complaii Burns, frostcd Pain in brc.ist lihenmatim JS Ivipp 275 2d st F Gaplin 225Broomest G 1' Taylor 4G Foryth st Lewis Pcck Eq It L Slagg 2S3 iladison R firahnm 50 StantOn II A Wct 167stJtarks placc l'am Oir.t F Ii Lcc Esi 245 Bowerv Tain in brcj t F Ottcn 121 Divisiort D K Judd 857 Water H Bingham 84 Laight st PTJoycc 3 Lewis st Salt Rhcnm 1'arcoint I'pin in brca--t Khetiinatism do J Cnlvcr 194 Stanton st W Wary cor Kins Sl'Dougl Sorc cycs. Middlehtry, SIDNEY MOODY; Middlebury, J, Cook Co; Brandon. ,..f,r.t TnrL-cnn Hmndnn. VnlnPV Whiting,!. FvRcnton; Sudbury. WaflafCf Hyde; unceu, vauin ivrigiii Howard Harris Aric Haven, A. P. Rosct Bristol. Qob. W.Parmelcc; Ffr-- Huniinulon: X'ereenn.es. T. Spracuc r1' 6urffA,Allen XVhnlcr Mnktm AI. W. KiiKley; CbrniJ-a. ira ""a"-; lfr.i rfn R v W.-icpall Shoreham, lVri-ht.' GramTDepot lUjFnlmn-M, 1 I 3