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upon tlic mattcr; and Uiould Mr.B. be thrown
orerboard nt the conrcntion, his fnend
tu,rnged and togusted at the traiwaetion,
w.llnot yieldup. nnd fall 'nt the UPP0rt
ofany otlier. Mr. Buehanan, in our es
rimalion a morecandid, dfecreet, polit.cian
inan citberMr. Fan BorenorMr. Calhoun.
Hcwasnrank fcdcralist during the war,
biit tbat does not now constitu'.e any objcc
tion with ibe Loco par.y. Tbere also a
nothcr n"' on the track. R. M. Johnson
of KeatucUy will provi a troublesomc cus
lomer. He is, thsrc can be no question, a
trurr dcmocrat tuan eitlier v . uurcn, w
hoim or Buehanan. By ibis, we mean tbal
, :.cv,,,aili;,.are more with the people at
amakaml that love ofcouutry predoinin-
ates over blind devolion to party. " "'
...,,... :t,.tns lm U more a favorite than a-
v otlier man named in the Loco party.
frieiida, are bol.I i" their dctenmnat.ons
,o acccpt of no o.her.i.an, as a s..bt.tutc for
, t,..i. T..t.....n Ilarins fought m thc
wars of hiscountry, they think in pcace he j
,po,,vW the bighest oltice in me powcr ...
thit country to bcstow. Should a conven-
lion conrentratc upon some oneeise, ne niu
otwc think be withtlniwn from the field.
Last and least stands Uaptain ivier. e
l ...,1.1 tint ncrhmis pav, thathe is soberly
ronicniplalo' by any honet Loco as lieing
,hecandidate of the loco party. Thesbrewd
,enm their rai ks, are willingto use him to
subscrve their own party cmU, cud this se-
rurcd.he will becast oti as usele?s luniiier
yc would that he might be nominated by
,i, f.ncna: for the task of leaving him out
of siht,would be but amus-ment to the gal
lant whigs. Capt. Tyler is usmg all the
powcr and influence hc posscsses, to bring
tbe Locos to scriously consider upon his
claiins for the nomination. Ifthe betrayal
nfiho Whig party, constitutes a claim, we
MnV UU certainlv one of ihe hiehcst order;
nd tbat he ha nny otlier, we uttcrly deny.
Thus ne see, tbat tlie Locs have iii ihtir
ranVi,,h,ioun,VaiiI!urcn,Johnson,Buchanati
in'Capt.Tyici :.l! cfw' rni are i ressiuj; ihii,
rl.ims 't nom'nat'en. We belie7o that
F.m Eurcn. nie i-wrrn rnrrriir's
io cacli otlier ; ihat Buehanan will nevi r cun-
sict to f taud asii'e for rilher ; and that John
son will ll not noininated nominate hinifelf,
n I mn nn ln-s own houk. Whde for Cant.
Tjler "be is buta fli-h in the pan,"and c-n-no'
hnw streng-ih enough but to make h s
loulishnrss weakness m"re viiible. DUscn-
siun is in their rank', and nolhing can bring
them to act logetber. I n thc whi rank, no
h!;.rt burninKs or ieaIoyies '3it. Thepjr-
ty wh so zealuuv sup)irjed tbe hoi oted and
tamrntrd Harrison in 1310, are Uirouzli the
r.illyin to the support of tbe sreat rx-
p Jtinder of true wlnj pnnciple? anu consti u
in'nal 'ib' rtv. Hr.snY Ci.Y From Aiaine !o
I-utmiiiin, ihnurands arc d ii'y ma's' alling
lhuiiseli'ts under iii- banncr. Tlie ghiri "Ua
?rst, ii cnmin? wiib the shonts ofthousands.
I.pt btit llip !!mnt o!' Iler.rk Clav be fiounded.
mA spontaneou ly Hn'ie aries in the breast
t !! patriut ilipyjniit a it were ol r.o'y en
tiuiain. A Nati.inal Cnnvrn'ion will as-
eranle in the winter of 1S43. Thf old ;rev
J' cl f.ithiTS of our nitiou, will tbere inect,
:ly ilie nuaiination propoed by the de
.. ia o! the larnl. IVo otber man re
m thf nomination. but 'Ilarrv of the Vet.i
J'.ie neonle l.cariiiLr aloft that name, will bv
'i 'tr s'.outs sound the death knell to Lucu-
f.ir im. Corrnnlion, 3ball hide ils defnrmed
iiail: irfnfl.i tv sball meel with the stern re-
, j
tuke of !ione"l mdi;nition and the traitor be
cor.-i.nrd to the shades of prirate life "un
hrnerrd.umvept and utisung," while Hesry
Ciat, tbe statcsman and patriot, tbe Inendto
Amrr rnn :n''u-trv.t!.r a!.l d:plnm.itKt ab o..l
t e ;.illaiit pupnor erif ibeintere-lsand hon-
ir nf llif n-ilinn I ;,f Iwimp anrt alir md.
flial! by the pet:ple be called to preside over
fif Uestinies ol tlits Ureai Mepulilic.
SUMMARY.
Ilcnry A. Wisc. isoutagain to his con
ftituents, defining his posilion. They will
find it with him, as the son of the Emcrald
Isle, found it with the flea ; he put his fin
gcrtipon him and hc was not thcrc.
Caxada is i.v Tkouble. Tho French
rarty in tho Canadian Provincial Parlia
i"fnt, have control of tho asFcmljly. Sir
' harlcs Bagot, has appointed scvcral
Frenchmen to important officcs in thc Prov
tnccs. Somo of these French Canadians.
wcre during the Patriot strugcle, most ac-
live in fomenling it, and for which a reward
as ofTcred for their hcads. This parliali.
ly shown for these men, has roused the
Mood and ire of the Englishmen. They
itclarc, Fuch a course, will rcsult in the
Kparation ofCanada, from the Mothcr
l-'ountry. We hope it will, and that the
may soon arnve when St. Georges
"rcss, shall ceae to float over British Ter
ntory in America we will ever pray.
Justice though sometimes slow is suro.
A lady, (forgive the use of the term,) in N.
II. has been playing of Tyler upon a young
fellow. It secms she promised to marry
the fellow, and oven wcnt so faras to assist
m selectmg wcdding garn.cnts, house hold
lurnitnre. 6:c. &c. AU thc while she was
ooinc this. ihe was nUn m..;..: ,i. .
Enhon of another fellow. The
f''ewas to be (aecording to promis'e.) mar
rd to ihe first fellow, shc eloped with, and
"arncd thc second fellow. The disappoin.
M Iovcr however. fetched hcr to her sens.es,
'"be tune of 81.000 verdict for Brcach of
lmuve. This Ihe hu&band had topay. He
ur,d hcrarW Companion.
The Concord N. H. Patriot, a red hot
" Foco papcr. breaks out in a curious
mation. It savs 'God save Ibn !)
'ocracy from tho curse of John Tylers
' 'W, A sin. ,-re pra vcr. nn dn..bt A 'l
I, - - 1 1
"t IIIHII - . V, .
f.t , ntlPingAmentolhis.
ir . l...s youhavegotC.pt. Tyler,
iv out, orhewillgumyou.
Sinco thc passage of the Tariff Bill. Bar
Iron has advanced in N. York 88 per ton.
Our fricndsin Lincoln, will now see.what
one whig measurc has done for them.
Tbe cars on the Rail Road between Al
banj and Rochester, were scriously impcd
od, bv the slipping of the whcels. ciused by
thc frost collecting on thc rails.
Djniel Websters carriage, has been sent
from Washington for Boston. This is a
sin of wliat J
'l'he Michigan whigs, are dctcrmtncd to
have a sight of "Ilarry of the West. The
Detroit whigs have invitcd Mr. Clav, to
visit them this fall. Ifhe doe?, Iook out
for tall gathcrings of the people. We hope
Vermont in Council will extcnd an invita
tion to Mr. Clav. Hundreds wish to see
him and grasp his hand. Brother whigs,
move in the mattcr. Agitate thc sttbject,
and &ee wliat can be done.
The Mountainsat Catskill N. . are cov- hringmg dates to the 11th ultimo. Tho the recent Locfoco New Yori, Slate Jon
ered with snow. The highest summils of Qiieen hrought 60 passcngcrs. We ivc vention, boldly asserted, (as wc lcarn from
our own Green IJills are covered with snow
and tne Inrmcrs in some t wns still busy I
housing their hav and "rain.
It
eM.ma.co, mai zo mousanu l.ogs- ,
hcad of Tobacco will be raised in Mi.souri
thissenson. worth invaluo 1 million ofdol.
lara. ,
n T ..... ,, , - , ., '
cn Iron M,,Is-,hal werc Prcv,ous 10 11,0 ,
pussagc ol thc TarifT, m Pittshurgh, Pa., ly
ing ldle, are now in full blast.
11u, mi ... . ,. ,. j
. J. y-y. .. -
vention in Auhurn. N V. nppotnted astate i
corrcsponding Commiltce of 03.
The tnajority for Gov. Morchcad
n N.
Carolina, will bc over 5,000. Gov. M. is j
a oiay wtng. ltap. Vnn Winklc, will thun
der loud in 1844, for noble "Ilarry of tho
West.
Cmir. Seward, rccenlly gave a splnndid
xoiree to the membcrs of the N. York Lcg-if-lature.
Whips and Locos werc all lliurn.
Politics werc laid nside nd sood f-eliii"s
run high. Thc Kcn. Cov. f.rbd ,jiei
providing any intoxitalin drinks for
no
occasion. lcinprrancc was his mo'.lo, and
he succcssfully carried it out. U'ould that
all mcn high in autkorily, would do the
Thc King of Prusiia, cxpcnded i:i his rc
cent visit to Englar.d, inoro than 2 1-2 mil
lionsofdollars. Hc musthavca longpurae.
Thc wonder is, who fills it.
Richard Rikcr, late Recordcr of N. York
city, dicd at that placo on ihe 26th. He
was highly estcemcd.
Lirut. Charlcs Wilkcs ccmmandcrorthe
late Exjiloring E.pedition,has been publicly
censttrcd by thc Scct. of thc Navy, foril
legallv punisbing mcn under his cnmtnand
on the rcccnt cruic. Wc nro glail thc
rights ofthc hailor is maintaincd.
Unilcd Slatcscommissioncrs.nro on their
way to Mainc, to cxplure the new bnunda-
rv linc cstablished by thc rccont trealy.
We hope, they will be more pronipt than
usual, in such mattcrs.
fllr. lylers Mamsonian, is gslti ig onl of
naticncn willi Ihe recent deinonslraiion of
whig cnthusiasm. Whnt will hc do in 1844,
when tho whiggalhorings&hall almostshakc
thi s conlinent. Mr. Madisonian will
have to emigrato to Europc.
Thc King of ihe Sandwich Islands, has
rccenlly imposcd a tarifTduty, upon all ar
ti'cles iniported into the Island aftcr Sept.
1 1th, Mr. Calhoun, ought to address him a
lcttcr, cxpostulating with his Majesty upon
the absurdity of his course, and cnlightning
his Ilighncss upon the cxcellcncics of the
Free Trade svstcin.
Tho whigs of Maryland arc upon their
tapis, Mass Mcetings arc hcld through the
state, nnd thc namc of thc "Slatesman ofilale Russian ukase bcing thc opening of a
the West is calling thotisands to the rcscuc. ' frccr sta,e: "f lhings. Thcre is eyen a tone
!of complaint in tho Prus$ian official nrticle,
inc iompeieni auiiioruv in ilie rrot.
Episcopal church, have at the request of
Bishop Grisworld, clccted an assistant Bish.
'. , . .
op. Thc choxe was unanimous. The Rev.
Manton Eas.burn of N. Y., is the person
T 4 .. .1 I7n . r. 4 .1 n n mMn nP
dcvoted picly, and splendid abihties. We
are glad that the vcnerablc Bishop is to have
an assistant. His hcnlth rcquires it, and
thc intcrests of that church dcinand it.
Hon. Philo C. Fuller, 2d assistant P. M.
Gcneral has hcen oustcd by John Tyler,
from his office. The rcason for his remo-
val from office, was ptobably, his reluctance '
tn nhnv the Mnndatcs of Cant. Tvlcr. and
ii ... r. -m. .- :
rcmove iepuiy t us. ..1.1011.1 , mcit Tu- aro rcnuced toasncs; auu lamuics nave iosi
ion sake. A bcttcr man to fill the office, cvcry thing ; the value of ihe furnilure de
than P. C. Fuller Cnnnot he found. But stroyed is a miliion of Polish florins (167,
ofTheads is the word. A noisy b raw ing
,iu,u.u ...... w...- r (
look out I. P. W's.
The Locos m N
II., are quarrelling a-
mong themselvcs who shall Do tneir ocna-
tor for 6 years to coine. Ilush up hrother j
locos, or a regular family quarrel may be .
the rcsult.
Pennsylvania is at work in good carncst,
to rid herself of herenormous debt ofover
32 millions of dollars. She has advertised
for sale on the 23 Nov. 17 thousand sharcs
in different banks, with a great abundance
of Hri!gc,Navigation,and Turnpike Stocks;
also 7,000 bhares in sundry railroads, and
all hcr interest in State Bank stock. Thc
consequence of this move is, to causc state
stock to rise, and inspirc new confidence in
the minds ofthc pooplq.
Thc convcntion in Rhodo Island to re
model their constitution, dave notas yct,
complcted one in all its delails. Tho ques
tion of sufTragc is scttled upon as follows ;
every native born cilizen is to vote who has
acquired a residence and paid a ta.x,or pcr
formed duty in a Military or Fire Engine
company. Naturalizcd citizcns must have
a small iandcd incomc.
Abcl Brown, of Albany, N. Y. was ar
rainged on thc21 Sept.for libel against Hen
rv Clav. He oleaded nnt miiltv. Trinl in
tcotnc on soon
More Riotsrcccntlv amongthe hand wea
vers in Philadelnhia
The Policc Lowever
quelleil them wiihout bloodshed
I
Arrival ol the Brilish
Q.iifinii.
, , .
Fhe Belgian Stcamer, British Qticon,
bolow all the news ofany imtiorlance. i
"Thcre i
. uu .,ea oi imponance in tlie
; English papers. London as thc Chronicle
cxpresses it, wns '-out of town."
, hc ..., ,.,: , fill
column with thc delails of Queen Victora's
yisit to tecolland, whero thc grcatest loynllv
nas been cxhibited. At Edinhurgh, shc
;as ";elcfnicd in a spccch by the Dukc of
Hamiltoii and Brandon, I.oid Licutenant
"f the connty of Lanark, and addres-s
without r.umber nUo presenled. From Ed
itiburgli ihcRoval party procecded to Peith,
inence io i nymoutb (Jastle, thescat or the i
Marquis of Brcadalbann.bern n rr.nl Iii
ll I . n
land rcecplion awilcd them. From four to '
five hundrcd IliL'hlandrrs nsrnrlrrl llifin in 1
in in
filll PfVsfliriin willi nT1.rni-.Kc t!
" nobihty of lhe land following in the
roar.
Thc
next
icpn
ing placo for thc Royal
ii.inmiH Cnit, the seat
visilors wns nt ru
rf Lnrd Wjllc.j-hh;
back to Ediiibjrli
, Iheiice iu rfurling.and
cident, liowcvcr. Advantngc was tnken of
bpr M:iirwtv' nrr:pTi.o in f.. U,.
the roundation stono nf Vir.lnrin lT.,11 n.tl
.i . i . -i i: - ., . .
uiu ..iii.iiiigs crcciing mr ilie uencral As-;
senihly ol the Umrch ofbcotland.
. " anjc,el-v 10 sco 10 Wtiecn atlractcd
s-olarne n concoursc of speclators that the
icalmlding gavc way, l:i I.ng one pcrson,
n..u iujiuii. jihjic ur icss scriousiy somc
fifly or more.
Thero was a rcporf current Ihat tho King
-.ril 1 3 .11 rfi . . c
ui tj.iiiwtei uiiu iiicu. i nis repnrt. linwcv-'
cr, lurjieu oiu io oe prcinnlurc. 1 lie KinK t
was dangcrously ill, but not dcad
The disturhances in thc manufacturiiif
and minmg district'-' wrro slowly subsidiiiff
more sluwly in tlic I.iII.t than in the fnr
mor. A con&idi.r.ib:u uumbcr of Ihe mills
had rcumed work, but there were still ma
ny statiding idle, the cmployers and opcra
tives not bcing ablo to ngrcc upon tcrms.
Many of tho nuners still hold out.
Multitudcs of thc partics nrrested at va
rious placeshave been tried, convictcd and
sentcnced to divcrs gmdcs of piinishment.
At xork thcre were loO brought up at once
for sentcnec.
Tbe accounls from Francc arc also with
out tbe slightest intcrcst.
The Duchoss of Orleans had sufTcrcd
from a sevcro attack ofillncss which was
not mcntioncd in thc Paris papers until sho
wn much bcltcr.
From Spain thconlyitcm of infnrmation
is thffannnunccmont in the Madrid Gazcttc
of thc 28th, ofthc opcning of a new loan of
40 millions of rcnls payablc on the producc
of thc Almnden qnicksilver mines aftcr thc
Rolhschild contnrct.
Therc are reports of a widcning of the
brcach bctwcen the Emperor ol" Russia and
tho King of Prussia, in consequonce of the
rcfusal of the formcr to mitigatc the tyran
ny nxerriscd ngainst thc Po'et.
On this hcad wc make from n London
paper Ihe following extract :
The Prussian State Gazcttc officially an
notinces Ihat the King of Prussia, on his
visit to St. Pctcrsburg.cnuld not obtnin from
the Czar any material chango in the pro
hibitivc system of Russin, therehy destroy
ing thc hopes that might be formed of the
I tin ilennr nrn nf ll.r. 0nr, r,..n. Ty.i: r. .i ; " n .... are, rniLLiw hare, oauldrini c
hurgh oti her rettirn to England was fixcd ngnnt dispatchcd on the crrand. W hcn a liai Sn.'re. nexi d..o. io A. tW.' S Johnson.
,1 . . one has strayed from thc fold, the dog taltcs It i a trulb not lo bcd.-nie.l, tbat
I hc rnynl visil has nol been without ac-'awidecircuit ronnd ibr.n.k n,,i;i l.o.-nmn.! ' c. i 11 . i ...
i " " -v'.v. ti ni.iii uuiii'i iu niu iji.'iii. or in rnsr" ui n Mnrrn ii iim ..... . ,.-..
natural enougli, wlicn it isconsidcred thatj.:on rrom finlon tn nPx -,.nL-
Pnisia possesses tho sca ports and the
! ""s which rttn from Poland,
,and which arc the natural connection of
,ln, ancicrl, countrv with the sea. Such
a s.aie of ihings cunnot last Either Rus-!
1.-1 1 ,r,ict 1 1 1 f OO. I , flntllrAt'inif tltO I '1 1 1 1 Tl ,
tongue and namc and natinn, or Prussia.by
, 1 n 1
2 and namc and natinn, or I'russia.by
, ,. ,, . -, , ' r r, . J.
itating all thc.r vilal parts of Pohsh
nce, for the resusc.tation of a Pol.sh
resusci
cxislcncc,
cmpire
'rhesovcreigns and govcrnmentsof these
countriesinay remain un lcrmsof friendship,
but thc miturc of thinss tends to a fend,
and a fend to ulterior conseqnencc.
Warsaw, Au
30.
town of
On the 20th of this month tho
Plnnlininii' ,,-r.a ilnctrnTOil if f. rf 1 7 J 1
, f. , l
. . . ... , .
wlloIe'kinoin . it ;3 vcry abu,.
uuu six aouars.i 1 ne iiarvesi
aa,,i. y?is icss so men o.i.er .......s u. ,
grain. e navc not yct naa any vcry op
! prcssivo hcat-Pni:,ian Slate Gaz. Sept. 4.
I hc Univers p.nnounccs that ropc urcg
XVI had sen, tQ Mr 0-Connen a spen.
did cross and gnld medal. iIr. Cullen, the
Director of the Irish Collegc, in Rome.now
on Ii
- ri.j i i 1 i
us iu
icnt to Mr. O Lonnel those gifts of thei
present
Holy Father.
The following toasts wcre drank at tlio
late Horticultural Feslival in Boston. Wives
Ihe apples of the eye to marricd mcn ;
Sour grapes to tbe old bachclors. May the
Ladiesall consent tobepaired.
The Jlodern Garden of Eden Whcro
women shall still be a match fora man, and
more than a match for any serpent.
Brothcr Jonathan, and Queen Victoria
thev cacli have lanie families, and land e-
nougli for all praclical purposes. ThcFcnco
viewers having adjudicjtted on the Iincs of
divtston, and inadc Iawful records of the
same, may they livc in harmony till their
lcascs e.xpires.
The Bunker Ilill Monument The cor
ner stono nobly speaks the praise of man ;
the top stonc that of wotnan. Let the earli
cst light of morning gild it and parting day
Itngcrand play upon its summit.'
The ptiblishers of 3 obsccnc papers in N
York city, havo each been sentcnced to CO
days contincmcnt in the penitentiary. I'ity
it was not as many months.
Tiie Doston Tirncs is hard at work,
trying to delinc Mr. Clays pos-ition and prin
ctplcs. It had hcttcr try and define its own.
It would hotrcrcr bolabnrin vain to define
,ls principlcs, from the fact. it has nonejto
dcline, and as to its positton it is nnt still
lotig enough at once, to find itsclf whcrc it
is.
"HujiAJi PoLicr never fixes one end of a
lchainround the nnclcof ablave. but divinu
ijustice rivets thejother, round the neck of
; his Tyrant."
"10 oyraciibe Journal ; that
the next con-
lrrns?4 vi'nillrl lm T.nfrt lnn !.Trl liin 'VnrliV
jj.n repenled. This is chcering to thc wool
growers.
this ?
How will Vermont Locoa like
Wool Gtiowisc.-So.ne of tho Iarwt
farmers in Illinois, have gonc extenMvi-ly I
imo ihe Wool growing busincs,s. Thev I
have purchascd all the ihecp ihev coufd
i U,o ncighboring Siates, and calJulate to !
be nble to douhlc, their lloeks uilhout nny '
additional cosl, cvcry ycar, as long as thcrc I
is any demaiid even atalowpricc, for wool. 1
Thev find that on thc immense prairies of.
v - v.iii "llll ( II ,
Europcan shephard and his do",can be kept
n.nnil.c in ii.o r.i
nino iiinnflii in thf vnnr iorf..iIir cntirTt 1
i i i i ' . - .
way that they shuw a high de"rcc of sa"nc
ity and inilmct in their care ofthc shccn
If one strays tho dog is rcady t
to his fold again ; ifa wolf atta
to drivc him
ack. hc is to
defcnd and repcl the cnemy ; if ihe flock
I is to be licadcd or brou
to thc track of the wandcrin" onc.wh
' . . rr i . T . .
:;...i.:i. i " ' ' . . ." : V.' JT!. 3 1 ,r
....
thc flock is to bc housed or varded.hc be-'ins
' witli driving in Ihe most distantand going
rollnd and roun(i M tho tiln0 )esse,ling lis
'..;.! ,..:i i. i. .i.
phalanx. and then ilrivcs them werc desir-
' et. jfW Herald.
-i
Thc following rcceii.o was handcd us by
I O 1 J
q q
Tildcn, Eq jat Cornwall, who, from
expcricncccan attcst to its exccllcncy. The
. Jirctions should bc followed closely, if at
; all,
To PickleTomatos. Seclecl fairfruit,
not so fully ripe as to'be vcry soft ; lay
them in a stone jaror kcg with thostcm purt
upward. (thc stcm having been entirely rc
movcd,) and sprinkleon fine salt in thc pro
portion of about a tablc spoon full to two
dozcn lomatos; let them lie in salt nbnut
thrccdnys, thcn takc them out and dip them
ui cold water to wash ofl" the undissolved
salt; rejcet all that may have bccome soft
or broken, and lay them down in astone jar;
then Inkeof cinnnmon, cloves, allspicc.
gingcr nnd black pcppcr, coarsely pttlver
ized, about a tablc spoonfull of cacli for a
pcck of tho tomatos ; put thc spiccs in n bag
and boil them for ten minutcs in cider vin
pgar of modcra!o sfrcnglh, and sufTicint in
quantitv for thc pcck of fruit, (if the vinc-
gar is ol lull ordinary strcngin, rcdiico it
with water,) let the vmcgar cool to about
blood hcat and thcn pour it upon thc toma-
tos. Place thc jar in the coolcst and dar-
kcst part of the ccller. and cxcludc tho air
rL"'0'"
surfacc of the vinegar. Examine occaston
ally, and ifa scum liscs to thc surfacc of
the vinegar, turn it ofT and scald it thor
o'lghly and skitn it, letting it gct cold be
fore turniug it in again. The bag of spiccs
is to bc kept in the jar with the tomatos.
Tomatos thus prepared may be kept for
any lcnglh of time, and will rctain their
form and flavor, improvcd by tho flavor of
tho spiccs1 Rochester Democrat.
Oun ConnEsroNUKCE. Owing to thc
prcssure of mattcr' cnlitlcd to precedence,
wc have deferred our valuablc cominunica -
! BRIGHTON M ARKET.
M-r.;,- Qi or icno
I , , ""T" o-n s,
nl " 0 S'reS
I
1 miuES. xjcc ouuic ircqtlO!
, .... ... , .
rcspond with last weck. viz. a fei
j p;rst Q 5Q
. onJ .. s 7- ; 4
Wcquotctocor-
w exlra
75. Sec-
qual
quality
Thrcc
$3 (IU a 3 50.
SloTfs. Two ycar old S a 12
yenr old,S14 a 20.
Sheep. Salcs quick without much ad
vance. Lots uerc sold at 1.00, 1,12, 1.25,
1. 33, and Sl 62. Wethers, 1.00. and
1 nno nn I
' " . '
- jUOL. Duty. I hc valuc whcreof at
th
e place of exportation shall not cxceed 7
cts.per pound, 5 per ct. ad val. All whcre
of thc valuc oxcecds 7 cts pcr pound, 30 (ler
ct. ad. val. and 3 cts per pound specific.
Primc orSaxony Flceccs, washed, Ib 37
a 40 c. American full blood do 35 a 37
Dq 34 j0 32 Q 35Do , ,2 do30 3o
1-4
and common do 25 a 29 Smyrna Shccp
washed, 20 n5 Do. un washed, 10 a 13
Bengasi do 8 a to Saxony clean Bucnns
Ayres unpicked, 7 a 10 do. do. picked, 12
a 16 Superfinc Norlhern pulled lamb 33
n 35 No I do. do. do. 29 a 30 -No. 2 do.
"
do do 20 a 22 No- 3 do do do 12 15.
n(, p.vaw.cu; ,i A 1 . o.
" -"'i"
New 9 to 11-
Marricd,
In Salisbury on the 22d inst. By the
Rev. Mr. Marsh, of Brandon, Mr. Royal
D. Hedden, to Miss, Mary H. Doud, bolh
of Salisbury.
Died,
In Shoreham on the 18th inst. Ed-vard
son ofKent Wright, aged 18 years $ 0
months.
rrn inln nin mrlrt:ilrf
i r n
Administrators sale of Real Estate
"MTOTICE is herebygiven that the un
At dcrsigned Administrators of the es
tate of Everh D. Hall, late of Monkton.Co.
of Addison, deceased having Iiccnce from
the hon. Probaate court for the district of
Newhaven. will sell at Public Vendue, the
properiy bcfore advertisod tobesold on the
27th Sept. 1842, on the 11th of Oclober
next.at 1 o'clock P. M. at L. C Keeler's
Inn, in Monkton.
Ira Busiixkll,
Wheklock II. Hall, J
Monkton, Sept. 27, 184'J.
Admrs.
JN o t i c e
THIS if to eertily that I have gUeiT my son Fran
cis. lut time to Irade and trunsact b sinees for
himseir and b.ill ne tiier exaci any of his waget,
nor p y aoy debts of his conlraeiin; after ihis daie.
ABRAIIAM LA VEXE
New Haven Oct. I, 1842 22;3w
'i,
i Vt
JU3T rcccncd and for sale by the qnart or luuliel
II. Wilc x.
1st IS42.
Fair
iWarnins.
Those indcbtcd to the Pkople's Pkkss
for Advertisements, Probato noticcs ic.
are rcquested to mukc immcdiate pnyiuent.
Uankrupt nntiees muat bc paid instantcr
upon publicdtiun. II. BELL.
Middlclmrv.Oct. 1. 1812
PAR1NG MACIIINES.
A superior nrticle for sale by
Z. BFCKWITII vj- Co 's
O.'t. 1, 1842.
PUEl'ARE FOR WfXTER.
STOVES, ST0VES,
Tf U E subscnber has opened a Slorc for
. sale of bTovES, stove riPE, J i
in Ibe
1 than thi.v ha tp been
Fd as-iffnid in ibe pr-,e,il slate
OI nionev aii.nrs, ioi maiinaniance ui oiu iti
' cia unon stoves &c. Prducr i low. and the
farmfcrsak that other thii.g- sbuld be Prop..r
" v- jumicc rcqu.rc.
t approximaln towards tbu umes.
1 he subjcriber
Will S,ell SlOVCS CilCa
per
than cver beforc
cd in this mar
oflbr
ket!
His vrare ii of ibo Cnnant
hiavy. He has on liind
castwjr,
smanth and
No. I Yankee Noiion Imprved
,( 2 '
it i ii it
,. 5 c ic u
Uotary Stove from 8 to S15.
Box Stoves o' all s-ZfS fi-ii-dicd piltfin.
Arch I'arlnr Storrs, all sizes aud beauliful
paitern.
P in, Ketilcs, Bain, Iron Tra Kettlcs,
Prcm. Hoiier. and all llollow ware, gen
erally found in like establUlirni'i.ls.
Cauldrons, No. 1,2. and 3.
Stove pipe at a low ratb.
Tin waie. at exceeclln?'y reduced price?.
The r ubscriber linpcs all wialuns Stnve Caul
drons, Tinware &c. will, bufore thev purc. ase
call and cxaiiiiue bis atortmcn'.. He is dele'-
niimd
not to be undcnsold.
IIii waro is as good as can bo fourd. He cbal
ciiges any one to produce batter! XT'-tfst kinda
of produce tdkeii ui payiner.lat tlie liiRh-'st mar-
ke, rices. KOYAL D. KARK
jji(li(.i1urv, Sep'. 30, 1S42 22;tf
r S- ASimc-, p.irchaod of H.e sub-crlb.r
ha wairanted not to crack by lair usag- for
; tix monlhs.
All ordcrs for caslinjjs
Conant pattcrni.nnd mill gearin; &c. xectil-'d
at nhort niticu al low ratc-i. R. IK F.
L1S I" OF LE I'Tr.RS reinaining in tbe P.
O. at Middlebury, Vt., Sc,.t. 30, 1342.
Abel Abbi-y, Wni. Brow.i, Mallbew Black,
Daniel Bi.lwell, E. E. Booth, J. N. Hlak ,
Geo. W. Biker, C. J. Churcnilt, Adisah E.
Clark, Hcury Collins, 1'niiick CafT, Adaline
Chamberlai:i, Rev. N nnan Clark, Sttpben
Cuinmi?s, Mrs. Claik, Albio S. Cuinuiingo,
Wilhs Dickerson, Oria Dickinsnn, Iaac
. .11 . y . i ' t
A: "fr Slf,.'. " I
! sun. y A G.is'kill; A H Go idricb; 2'Fphraim
i GojJricb- W Green. Goddard t llin-dalr;
I Lulh r Goodno: Ammun Holden; Wm Hnr-
nill, H.irvey Hoyt, Oliarlei Hall; bophia h.
H.irriso.i: .lnnies tle-ilb; Louisa Harrii'gton;
d Jenninn; Lewis Liiduki-; n m L -ck. ;
Caleb Landers; W W L ttle; Sa nl Merrels;
I Nt-l.ion Ma'Iait. S R .Mill-; Daniel .McLcan:
' NirhoU &. Whit- : Sainl OUrien: D P P.iud,
( H.irlow Panner; Anrs Palmer, Mrs R"t-
; bins; Elijah llawsun; oaran a iva sam; vnas
Ro'Sicot: U r iiquiref; &ileci.i en; L.evi
S.nilh; Alice BSiow: UaviU bmiili: licnj.
Swfi: Docti'rSalter: llyron Sunderl.ind: Wtn
S.iuil: Rusgles J Sinitb: J hn Ta;ue: Sa
plirnnia Wi's-m: Polly Walker: Moses Wbip
i.Ik 2 S T Walker.
3w C. Bowen: P. M.
IWl Goods.
oiix V-allet, nt tlie chenp eash ttore
is now receivinji his uual stock of
Fall Goods, nurchased at present reduced
priccs for cash ; and which hc is disposed
lo sell at pnces which shall not fnil to prove
satilfactory, and which shall perfcctly cor
respond with ihe mottn.
Aliddlehury, Oct. Ist ia4.
A LOUD CALL.
Thoe indebled to tho subcriber. ou
Book or notc arc requeited to settl or pay
immediainly. If thi noi done by the 24ib
instant thev may expcct to perceive an in-
vilation from an Mtornev. No mitlnko.
ELIJAH ABBOT.
Weyhridire, Sept. lWljA
New Boohs.
hi
I Ni
1 bc jubscriber has iusl ri-icevd from
CW IOIK, COIlSlglHIlKHI Ol UOK,
- . . I I, 1
Paper, dj-c. which he will ell cheap for
Cah only. Ciias. Bowex.
,M id.llwbury P. O.. July 12. 1842.
N'DIA KUBBERa AND SHOES.
Bhck and Colore ! Frencb Kid Sboes and
Slips, Cioih and Kid Buskins, Lasting 1-2
Gaitei. Cbildiens Siioes, India Rubherfun'd
and pld'in Booisaod Shccsat Biece's.
Sept. 2G. t842.
oiovcs can ocsoui ai a towcr raic
PROBATE N01ICES.
STATE OF VERMONT
Dislr'tct of Addison, w. J
c it remembeied that at a Probale Ciurt
nelU at ivliddl. burv, in and for tbe Uis-
,f ijj: . i j . , r i
.. v. nnui3uu,u iiic i-iin uay ui oeyicuiuci,
A. D. 1812.
Franklin Buinp executor of the lisl will and
testament of Salslhiel Bump late ol Salisbury, in
said District, deceased, moves Ui Couit 'lhat
partilion ol all therstate of 3aiddernsfl bemade
ainong Ihe legatees named in thc last will and tes
tament of Ihe deceased, acconlins to Ihe provis
ions Ihereof, and Ihal commtniuners l e appsint
ed fortlnt purjKjae : It ia Ihereforc ordrrd. Ihal
Ihe fuid executor appear before said Court al a
sesMon therenf, to ! hnlden at Ibe office nrthe
Ristcrof said Court, in Jlid llebuiy. on W'ed.
neday, lb 19th djy of Oclohei riext, at one
o'ciock in the afterndon. at wbich lime ind place
thesaid Court will appoint cnmmissionerJ lo make
partition and dilribulion of ihe real eitate as a
foresaid, by publishintca certified ropyofthis
order iu the .Midulebury Peuple's Pre.o. a nc-
paper printeil at saiJ aliddlebury, Ihree wecks
successirHy prftion.1 to tbe limr "f said Courl.
J. a. HUSHiNf.LiL., Jusl. t'cace.
A Iruecopv orrecord.
2t. Alles J.S. BUSHNELL, I'eaister.
STATK OF VKR.MONT.
District nf Addi-on, ss.
Je it renumbcre.l tl.ai at u Probale llouri
bfld at.Middlfburv. in aai! for ihe Dis
trict ! Addis ui, un lie 1 lm day of Sipicm
brt. 1342-
Horace D. KUr'ilge adininftiator ol Ibe es
tate of
OLIVER LDRIDGE,
late ofBridiH.rt, in said Distiici, d-ceaeil,
piui'nt hi peiition in wiiling, prayins inat
be uiav be lirei.sed lo sell tlie real md per-
onal estaie oftbe ilereaed. for tbe purpose uf
paym; tlie dcnts ayunit said rslaie, and
therein sets lorlli the amnuni of di bls due
from Ibe deranl, aml charjes of a.linmis
Iration, tiie value m llif pers"n'.il -lale, tne
-i ua'ion nf ihe real rsiate, aml ti.al ilisnrc
eary l" sell the leal es'ate of tbe dccased
for Ihe purpors nforesa il; It is iberefure oi-di-red
llia" Ihe said peiiiui. be consideied aia
seion f aid I'ourt, ' b;- hid I at th i.ffic
nflhe Kt-jister oaid C urt in sail Mildle-
uury.on i..r,,( u-
. .ir i .. .. iii,i. .i r rt, .1...
nex". ai one o ciuck iii m- iiiirrnuini. .uiu um'
said adminisiraioi aive notce to all perons I rrom ,hat awf,iwae. piibnonary cnn umyiiii
iiiU-rested, Ihat Ibey m iy aip ar nd inlie 1 vvtilcti wrep" into Iha gr.iv, l.undr.d, ui inc
ih- ir iibjections il any t iey Irive l ai 1 Ii-1 young, Ihe old ibe In -ly an ih,- jy.
cenc beii.g giantfd, by puhlibing a certified r ' Hav yon a c- ucbT Iipi-rs.i tdcd opuroh
cnpir nf tbij order in ibe Middlfhnry People's ' n ln.tile nf ilm Cugh Dro;jto d i! To-iii..run
Press a newpiper pri Ifd at said Middle- niaj he to laK".
hury tbree weckssucccinely previous lo thf j
lime ofsaid C11111. ! IIAlll! II AIR !
J. S. BUSHNELL, Rcjistcr. nAI.I)NESS.-fiiw J).-or-Ar Grct
A Iruecopv nf recnril, I 1j.imjmh.I -r -.
Afest. J.S. BUSHNF.LL. HegNler. 21 , "STfeR. Sl r.iiKV a itAill Rr.GKNFR
listatc ofMarshal ilil!cr Duccas- -fi-T ATOU.-f)r. Si.-rrV , af.e. ,v.,. i..,-.
I 1 Untitiii lo tli m:iortaiil miiject o'p rvm te
C(l. ! bair, has afler n.niiyt-xpceri nruid, rhi-nui:I an 1
We, the sii'icri!icr', In'ins aproin'e 1 t.y Ilie phy'ical, hreu ahle 10 dicie' aii ailicl., vt h Ii
Hnn. Probite Court for lliu l)itiict uf Add'iHon, ii now nirrrd wiih the i;rpalri c Hl -nrc fr
Conimisioner, lo n-ceive, examine and ailjuit all tlielmlcl, a Ihe l.pst i.r.i; evcr ib:u.ereil, fm
claiinsaud dcmands of all ncions. oeamsi Ib..
rnlate f
MARSHAI. MILI.ER.
la'cof R'pton in said Disttiri, dfrejsnl. repie.
senlrd insolvont. and iiImijII cUw and ili-iiiandK
exbibitcd in tlf-el theleln : Ai'd snn "iths from
lh Ctb iiav ol'Si Dleintior. 18J2, brin allmveil l.y
said Cuuri fn Iha: iiuiiioe. cdo thcrernrr h-rc
bv eive nolice Ihat ue will altcnd t tnt-bu-
ine of our said appoiiitiui nl, at ibe dw,.ing
houst of Widow Martha Millor, in Hiplnn, un
tho last Tliurmlay of Octi.br ainl Ketiruary Irnin
nine o'clock, A. Al., unlil fuur o'clock, I'. il.,
011 cach ufsaid days
acll ut sjld nays
DaNIKL Clltl-MA.V.
II. J. F.NciS.
FkE1)i-KICK S.MITH. )
Commissinntrs.
Daled at Ripton thm I4lh day i,f SonUnihJr,
lPt2. '
Kstatc of Asahcl 0. Hickrrniiili!
WE, ilie subscribcrs l ng appui ted by tlie Hnn.
the I'rohale Conrt for he District of AddUon Com
misioners to recieve examine and adjust all elaiins
and demands of all persons. agninnl the edtale of
ASAHEL C. D1CKICHMAN,
late of Sliddlehury in taid district, deoeaned, repre
seuted insohcnt. and aUo all claims and dpmaniU
exhihited in ofsel therelo: And six monlhs fioui ilie
22d day of Anjpist 1842 bcin; alluwed by said
Court for Ihal pnrpose nedo iherefnre hcrehy gire
nolice that e ill atlcnd to ihe bminei.s ofour said
appoinlmenl, at ihe dwelling house ofjaines eaih,
in said 3liddlchnry on ihe firbl WedneIajs in Vo-
vemtier and Krhrnary next from nine o'clock A. JI.
until fuur o'clsck, P. M., on each nfsaid days.
OSIAS SEy.MOUIl Commis
II. II t HAJII'LI.V. S sioners.
Daled at M ddlcbnry, 1I1 s 27th d.iv ofSepieinhrr,
1-42. " 22;3r
Estate ol'Abram Diinning, de
ceased. Wr.. the mihieriliprs, hcing ap;nlrd ly lh
Probate Court for ihe Distiici of Ail'Jiin. Cuin.
missioners lu rpceive.exa'uine ane ailjnst all rlaimi
and demands of persons againit Ihe plate of
ABRA.M DliNNl.NG,
lale nf Weybridge in said D's'rcl, deceascil, rep-
ri-scntea iFofveni, anu .iis.i all claims aml ue
mandi pjthihilrd in ofll th-retn: And six niniiths
from the 34 diy of Oclober biiig allow. d ly
said Court for Ihal purpor, we do lh.-p.'urp give
nolice (Lat we tvill atlen.l to tlie busin..s of our
said appiintment at lliodwelliu hou,o of Wid
o Tryphena Dmiuniriv: in pybriKP on lio
fi sl Thuday iu D.ccinb -rand March from nin
o'clock A, M. until fuur o'clock 1. M. 011 ca.ti
of saidiiajs.
Loluueus IIowmsii Commis
Piiil-i Jewctt. tionrr-i
Dated al Wylridge this 3J day oi October
Itl'J
J o t ic e .
Whcreas my wifc Rebecca, has left my
bcd and board, Ihii is thcrefore to ibrbid all
person:
harlioriiig, nr tru:,ting her on my
acourit, 11s 1 will pay no debts of herci.n
tracting after this date.
M03ES Mu.Of:n.
Whiting, Scp. 23, 1842 2l;3w
CthOTHS, Casdineie, S .tiinells and
'I iimin;s in great vuriety cbeaper ihan
ever before tlert I, al Biact'a.
Sept. 6, 1842.
& LPACCA Lustrr, Neapoblan and S.ix-i-'oay
Cbitb, C alls, Me.'iiioe?, and M
De Laines at Biege's.
Sept. 26. 1812,
Look At This.
npHES ibscnbet will supply hi" cuitomers
JL uud all wlio de're with Linseed Oil, at
Ne-v York Piires roti casii only. Pa'nlins
will be d-me less by 15pcrceut. ihan any one
clae will do. O I and Pamts '.b pi-rcenl. be
1 iw any oiher de.ilcr in this place nr e..uuty.
Call and enquire of the sub-criher at the
House occupied by Mrs Kincs'ey, a fewdojii
East of Messts, W. S. Johusnn's siore,
or al bis house in Weybndcenear "Paper mill
bridsje." Timjtut O'FL.iaAO.''-
Sept. 25ih, 1S42
P. S. I want dcbu of 6 months standing
paid up. Give Ibe nimble nine pence Mlher
than the slow sbiliu'gji; T, O'F.
S RAY COW.
Straved from the village of Middlebury
on Saturday October 1st a deep red cow,
middling size, ralher light huill, fivo years
old past, bag partly white, tipa of her horns
Sawed ofT. M hoever will return hcr to tho
Pasture of R Wainwright Esq. on Chip.
mnns Ilill. or give inforniation rtspccting
her lo Beckwith Sc Dorrance shall be re
wardi-d.
Peru Iron Company
HAVE, and will contantly ktepin depn-5-ile
with Ibe r Asems t Kurl ngto:i V .
Peru manufaciured Nails aml Iron, ol tbe fol
l.nvinfT dcsrrip'ioi.s, to wit :
NAILS.
3J, 4J, 516 1, 8d, lOd, 12d, 20.1, 24d.
40d. 50d.o0d.
SPIKES. 4 inch. 4 1-2, 5, 5 1 2,and 6.
FNISHING NAILS. 6f Hd, 10', 12
manufcuicd .pccially for finis'un nrce
work,
FLOOlt NAILS.- 12d, 20d, an.l 2f.f.
IRON.
ROUND IRON.-3-8, 7-16, 1 2, 9-1G. 5..
11-16, 3 4 7-3. tinrh, 1 1-8 I 1-4. 13 8,
1 I 2, 1 5-3. 1 3-4,2 inch, 2 -4 2 1-2 3,
aml 3 t 2.
SQUAKK II! ON. 3-8.7-16, 1 a 9-16 5-8.
11-16, 3-1. 7-3 1, ll-S, 11-4, 13 3,2,21 i
ilK'be.
BANDIKON.-l 1-4, 1 1-2, 1 3-4, 2, 2 1 4,
2 1-2,234,3,31-2,4,4 1-2,5 1 cb.
TMH IltO.N. 1 1-4, U-2, l 3-4,2 wi r,
aud fr ui 3-3 io 5 8 thirk,
EOI5SE SIIOF. lKt)N,variousiz,
HAME AND SCUOLL I ItON. ilo do.
MARB E SAW I'LATES, coltMir.hr
at ithurt nolier,
Tie Peru Iron CiinauoficlU'e Iboir jrn'-iU
al Cl.nl'.nville, N. Y. Iioin Iron rl theTOWn
m.ik They intentl to keep in the haniN vf
iheir aen a more full und c mplt le asorl
ment tb.m c u be f.mnil in tlie Slate. Ii i
elirVfd t-ial lli3 'oiids Iro.n I eslabli r
incnt aieb.-iit r manulac'ured, ihan ilio?c fiom
any othtr m it vi.-inrv
Piirchn-ii r a'e ro-pe-lfu'!y soliciird io in-spi'.-t
the good ofl is C Prirrs a low
and wrm- favoraUe, can b.- olr.aii.ed n
Ibe S ale.
T. F. & W. I .STRONG Are u-
Au. 'i5 b, -'6w
I.ook nt tliiit.
II A V E Y O O A C O U (' II '
70 nnn 0F consumption-
1 UjUUW every year in the U. Sinle.-.,
and millions HiitTcr Ir.nii lnmb.es.. mr ri.uslii .
rolds, Ihal can he curt-J hv Dr M. Ilili li-ork'i
Vee.i-lal.le C'eam CokIi Dro,.s, a s.iu d ral
I I're'ci
J preicttptiun, coiitjuu g no p .130111111 drn. an
, , rlpIir, p,.,ctic. lor s-, rl
...
U"-'I III 911 l-AIPII!.!, ' 1 P-.IWI f
...III ....ull..-1v fTi.ril rMtlMf ..! .fi
. ils srii.iiinaiiil iHiielra'in ' nmlilv. . it.kJ
cotnt b ad ol' h.ur to prcvcut im ta!l.. Ta
wh n biUnet4 14 aipr..li ndi.dto ri'binrv 1' uiu
haldiiP'. has takr.i placp, und lo or r i, ii Ir n
turninccray. "ll is more iio-iril.iiir 1' "n p
atum, a iiliqi.e i-il', oflhc" wiiT. Ii ii
boauliful ariirlo for Ldits eurl il 111 .ko
, hair solt and lircly, and urwlnCF- uiicoi.iuiuii
Iianry. J huti-.iiid lnve t-l.d iii.iipri.r vi
1 urs and eicH.Mi'"f, and iu fvciy nii.iuc j
ttanrt nririval-d. It in an infall iiilti cnn. in 4
rflrCtioni i.flhj skm nu llic lu-ad mlm'i If,
ic. ic. E-ry fimil.r slmnM lm npi.ir: r.i
botllooflhi' ni!rllial hy it pul cjUimi I" inc
. Iii-ail aml hair nl 111, rniiii.in. !( nem" i "' '
' rnuiieiiial jm-imI;p of 'li.ir lna-l -r i.-.rr
which iwturo lua snpplipd us .u.ay br prser l-
woRitsi woRMir
R. M. III rCliCOCIC'rf uiinvall .1 an.l
iinequ lfd Wnriii T, .iv-reic
meiiv fnr Woitii". T.ii invvluiM, nu'ilif .r
has ben IpIpiI hy llin pxparipnre .1! mir.i ih tt
Ipii years u, aml ad mni-t-red l.i nt-,rt 1I1
18.000 mrs'iiri of rariom ac, and n l vif
tarv coinplaitit. for in n 'inf "f Iho n iiid nr ti
staucP7, where it has been Ufid iir.."-til tn I k
prinl'-'l directiuns. ha it ever fiil-d.
N. H As' f.r Or. .M. Il.t.:he-r W . ...
Tea, o Ui- r.i aip many ir.,trnn. n'lr ud fi,i ll,
dustruction ot Korms
M A G N E T I C ODOXJ'lCi
THK TRE'I'H '. TilK l l.i.l'll!:
The in -Qtnpirtjlc Twtti P'rptr t- n
rCTlJIKfacl 1-1 ir.vcil. in I Ihe I.i
1 ul u an l il.iu'.tiii? .ire Tu' y onvi
ofitsifrpal uliliv. aswehivelhp vid. "r Ii 3
Ihe sale ofa v it 25.000 boxe .f ihe O 11 .
wittiiii 'he pj-' yrar. It 11; a.e tnrf-d f n -perieii'e,
Ihat wl eo u-'d, Ihe t.'lb wib n. t
deca , l.ut remain till Ih" lal-st at; ol m n 1
th-ir iiapiral wear: and mo'e 11 llmu ,u 's
c isei, n.arvuu4 t'i'thicip, (Ihat climax S 1. n
baa al onre Im-pii -W cluillv cureil l.y Ihii in- t
pojiular dnnlifricu in Am-iica A-id 111 e.-n m
M011, wb rp, or who is 'b-j yoiin U-ly nr -1.
111 in, ay ', Ihe i diridual thil valu a Ii am ui
spI ofteplh.s'iimd gnun. aiid iwti hr ifi
tutf of
more Ihan utiy c nl. Ihit 1 1 lx Inrnjpf 1-
box of Ui. M. Mi.chcocL Mariir ie
Odo.ilica.
LOTIOX, LOTIOX
l)r Erant' iieautifjinz I ti-M
IGliLY eirrineil lor curm ..H E -p-lio
-s t" rrPDr. Hediie s an.l IVii
pps 011 Ihe Fare N.-Plt or II anil ff clnally
rauiMg the cmteTioi, aml remo, iii all d t
se ul Ih- kin.
Ivnlhiu r.u. ilrihut.'S m, mif!i ti, .nir U'-npnl
sneesv in life. as au :uaMi fi l app i .rn.
Tlli Lntion 1 adniired 4 a mol fra7raut, itf-
sale Wis'snn.! nreal'y etnipd ffr-is irlii ii
. cl-annn. si.l'i. 11.11.; a.nt piintyi.i rha s'.i" "'. - -,
irupliou. to it.jiirious lu fenule iieanl, an.l r
sto'ii g ii lo a liijli l'grin .f purity.
1 A !.......( ,ImI ...1 lw.r.lrl.rill nl, n,,lnni iutfll
' .idenfall ho ppp it, and tin euvv of lhoo
tlio are d.'pr ted f n.
. A ccol appearancn h Ui. 1. t rpcoum,. .11-
tl'Wf nu a mr nr.i'Hiijiii"; oi puruic
skin, and rpmova all I'iirrdH Bloich", Tan.
Smihurn, aud Itdn.'i., aml p'niucs a lattlifil
hup, it is 1I14 only custnitic a lady should use at
her t ilul.
GuiilteniFii al-n ti id thi', a ili lilf.il runie
dy to reniove all R uj;liiiea9, P'tnplcs. Rms
worms, Stwtg, II dnei, Sor.-ness ul Ihe fac aud
nose, and cvcry kiud of eruption tn tlie surfier
of ihe liamoii bndy. Il is pirli'e. larly recour
mendrd lo ntlcmen tbf us- d ap-r shavine, a
it will prevrnl thp nlherwiso eefla." e(T,ct "f a
conunun soap, iu turnin Ihe bcarl prcunturtl
gry-
SNUFF-nnlu Ticntu-Fire Cenli.
t M. HI rtJ i(JOtJh.'ftiJPWly iuv. ru.a
SNUFF. ihe bti article ev. r di-cover-
pd by scipntific men. in Europe" or A cric.i Ih
the cure and absoluto relief of CaUrrli. Dixx
nrsx oftbe Head, IVeak Eyrs, Ncrvous II ad
acbes. Fil'en ickness, Fitsrand Infan' lr.ml
ll vrirh Snufls, partial shocks ut PaNy, etc
For sale, viholrn'e and relap. bj FtT &
Dicnxsax solo prnpnptors, and suee s,or- t'i A
Witchcock & To., II"G-nps eSlrwt, Ui-a. N
in Middlphury, by Sidnpy Moody. in Rraiidn-i
by WarnerJt Bliss, iu Vorge nrs by J.mn .
Bowmin. 2l;3 tj
w OO L.
WOOL WANTKD 011 n-hn or
Go Jg bv Jobn Wi.nn
fi.r
N0TICF..
All peronn indebled to the ."ubscribersTe
hereby noiifi.d that iinmcdiate p.iynipnt
inuit be made. JAMES McDONALD.
Middlebury 5ept. 10th lSli.
T IVE GKESE FEATHF.HS, or,,,
JLiiior qnalily, jui rpceivcd and for ?alr by
A. FRA NfJlS.