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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-16

We the subscribers, Freemen in the Sd
Congressional District of this State, indie
pendent wings, and patrons ofthe Peoples
Press, do desire and ask you to insert the
name of Hon. William Sldde of Middle
blyy as an Independent candidate for Con-
gress for said congressional district for the
ensuing election, as we and many others
are determined to support said Slade for
said election.-We were surprised when
we heard that the convention at Burling-
ton had put in nominationGeorge P Marsh
as candidate for election in this district.
We believe Mr. Slade to be the choice of
large majority of wing electors in this
district; and that said convention must
have known it-but for some reason to us
unknown, they put in nomination said
Marsh;-but we think we are capable of
Judging for ourselves in matters of Nation
interest, and we think when we delegate
our rights to others, we should select those
who will most ably, faithfully, honestly and
efficiently carry out our views and wishes;
and we have no doubt that the Hon.
William Slade will, as he has heretofore
done, perform those duties well. Will you
publish this communication together with
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II The Richmond Inquirer is doing its
utmost 10 secure the Presidential nomina-
lion of Mr.. Van Buren,. Having all the wings,
all the old office holders and all The able
managers in favor of his running, we think
Mr.. V. B. can hardly fail; though a
friend who has lately travelled and talked all
through Pennsylvania, himself rather curl
Gus than interested, assures US that he found
but one man iu the State in favor of Van
Buren,, and he was from Ohio.
Tribune.
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@ In the communicate of Mr. Slade
in this paper, there is complexion of bill
ligerency to that gentleman given to our
editorial of last week which should not be
applied to it. In adverting to the compen-
sation received by Mr.. Slade, our object
was not to insinuate that Mr. Slade had re-
ceived mere than his long public servi-
ces deserved or that any improper use
had been made of it. Indeed, we know al
together to the contrary, and willingly con-
cede to Mr. Slade all he has said upon the
subject. But we meant to intimate tibet
the convention conceived that, by confer
ing a nomination upon Mr.. Marsh which
had so often been conferred upon
Mr.. Slade, the latter gentleman could not
complain of violation either of personal
obligation, or of the highest respect for him
entertain ed by that body.
We extremely regret the remarks Of
Mr.. S. in relation to the Peoples Press.
We know well that Mr. Slade did for sew
eral years spend much in sustaining a GER
tain paper called the Peoples Press which
had no affinity or similitude to the present
establishment but in name The little and
that is very little, prosperity which may be
attached to the present establishment is the
result of the personal and pecuniary efforts
of its present proprietor, which are very
nearly exhausted for want of fair compen-
sation.
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ldersigned signatures.
stol. Aug. 10. 1913.
The Wings Awake in New-Jersey.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

New. JERSEY, AUGUST Slh ls43.
A glorious Wig Convention was held
on Monday at Somervlle for the WITH Con.
gressional District of New-Jersey, which
is composed o: the Counties Of Morris Son.
erset & Middlesex,at which Hon. JOSEPH +.
RANDOLPH peside, and that staunch Wing
and friend of the tariff, SAMUEL B.
HALSEY, of Rockaway, Morris Co. un-
animously elected as the candidate for con-
gress in that District, 10 be voted fol o.
ODER next.
All theCounties were well and fully repre-
sented in the Convention, and the very best
spirit prevailed throughout. No luke.
warmness nor despodency; all appeared
animated with the right feeling and de-
termination TO succeed.
Mr.. HALsEY was the Speaker of the last
House of Assembly and is well and favor
ABLY known as man of talent, acquire.
men,s and perfect gentleman, and decid-
edly the most popular man in the District,
which is emphaically termed 'fhe fighting
District' of the Stale.
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was celebrated at Schenectady, N. Y. on
Wednesday last. The attendance of visi-
tiers was very large, and the performances
were highly respectable. The graduating
class numbered seventy.6ve, forty-two Of
whom had parts assigned them at the exibi.
ton.
On Wednesday evening, Alexander
Dallas Backe, L. l.. D, of Philadelphia,
delivered an Grafton. and The Rev. John
Brown, of Astoria, Long Island. poem,
before The Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Judge Kent, of the city of New York,
and Bishop Hedjing, of Pennsylvania,
have been elected to fill the vacancies In the
Board of Trustees.
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The N. Y. Express says that pedestal
composed Of two blocks of beautiful ham,
nerd Quincy granite, the base one weigh.
fifteen tons, and the die wenty-three tons,
has recently been forwarded ioWashington,
ID. CO. upon which is to be placed Green
ough's colossal Statue of Washington.
On the die part is tastefully wrought the
following appropriate sentiment; First
in War, first in Peace. and first in the
hearts Of his coun.rvmen."
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has:becn appointed Agent fot
the HARTFORD FIRE lssURAscE CoNPANr'
for Mddlebury and vicinity, and viii receive
proposals for insuring property against loss OF
damage by Fire. The long established tePu.a-
lion Of this company, and the Promplhcss u"
W hich all tn cir transactions have been
ised render il unnecessary TO say anything IN it'
favor. Allbussiness connected with the ofhca
intrusted to him will be faithfully ana pun
M;djishnTv. Feb. IS, 1912 42iy Agent.
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The Commencement Exercises during
the coming week were not definitely an
nounced in our last number Their char
acter is such as to be of more than ordina-
ry interest.
The Address of Hon. G. P. MARSH is
to be on Tuesday Afternoon at past 2
o'clock, before the Philomathesian Society
That of REV. LYMAN BEECHER D. D.,
before the Philadelphian Society, is expec-
ted to follow Immediately on the same af-
ternoon.
The Premium Speaking, on Tuesday
Evening, will commence at y o'clock.
The Exercises of the class on WE'D
NESDAY will commence at ! past o.
clock in the morning, and in the afternoon
at 2 o'clock, to be followed by the Address
before the Associated Alumni by REV.
LEONARD E. LATHROP D. D.
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uLOOK AT TIL s. 90
Have YOU a cough!

~ THOUSAND Die OF CONSUMPTION
~ every year in the United States and
millions suffer from troublesome coughs and
colds, that can be cured by DR. Hitchcock S
Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, safe medical
prescription, containing no poisonous drugs, and
used in Tn extensive practice for that awful dis
the gave hundreds of young and old, the lovely
and The gas Have you cough7-Be persuaded
to purchase bottle OF the cough Drops to-day !!
Tomorrow may be too late. Price IS cents per
bottle. roe
For sale wholesale and retail. by FOS-
TER & DICKINSON, sole proprletors and
successors to A. Hitchcock & co. III Gene
" Sidney Moody, Miidleburv; Huntley and
Higgins, Salisbury; Warren Bliss Brandon;
9. b. Winslow, PittsfnrJ; ). ;. Bowman,
vergennes, Agents. ii'n'
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ONLY Twenty-Five cents.

DIR. M. HTTCHCOCK'S newly inv ented
Snuff, the best article ever discovered by scientif
ic men, in the United Kingdom of Great Britain.
or America, for the cure and absolute relief Of
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes;
Nervous Headaches, Fallen Sickness Fts, ana
miami, troubled with Snuifles partial shocks OF
Pa lsy. and in short, every disease the head is
subject to. We do know, it has cured the Ca
tarrh, of fifteen years standing. For sale whole
saIo and retail, by =. oster and Dickinson
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MRS. ELIZA SMITH.

Would inform the public that she will ex.
pose for sale at her loom, in the HoIel on
commencement day, the articles of orna-
ment and usefulness, which she is in the hab.
it of manufacturing. The prices will be
such only as will be fair remuneration for
her labour and cost of material.
Middlebury, Aug. 1lth 1S43.
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Mr. Garrison. IN letter from North.
amPton, dated July IA, says: "There is
nothing under Heaven so devoid ofprin.
ciPle, so calouz to shame, so reprobaie in
spirit, so proAigate in p'acice.so impudent
IN pretension. so hypocrilical in conduct,
so hearlles in feeling. or so villinous in de-
sign, as the existing Democracy of the
United States falsely so called.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-16

% Michigan has 147 miles of Railroad
in operation, viz. from Detroit to Jackson,
so miles; Monroe to Hudson, az miles De-
troit to Pontiac 25. Forty miles more are
soon to be added on the Central road from
Jackson to Marshal, and 16 on the Southern
from Hudson 10 Hillsdale. making 203 in all
which will be in use before the year closes.
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o. We have rod in pickle for Far
mer Sol'' of Weybridge, which would have
appeared in this weeks paper had not the
subject of it been too small TO justify displa.
cling other matter.
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Anonymous Correspondent ofthe Yer
gennes Vermonter' undertakes TO create
little breeze in faAor of Hon. VIM. Slade
for Congress in opposition 10 the regular
nomination. the polIticks Of the writer are
as questionable as the paper ITSELF F.Mess.
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~C.P. VAN Ness has reached Bur.
lington to undertake no doubt, the trasfer
of Vermont to Van-Buren. He is now a
resident of New York, but seems to claim
a general supervision ofvermont politics.
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RELIGIOUS. NOTICE.

Rev. c. Prindle will deliver discourse,
in the Baptist Church, on Sunday the Goth
inst at o'clock P. M. In which he will
give Historical view ofthe official Trans
actions, of the Methodist Church, in rela-
ton to American Slavery.
Middleburv, 18th 1913.
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Honorary UEGREEs. Al Inc commence
menl at Rutgers college on the Goth, The
President announced the following honorary
degrees: that of d. u. on Rev. Abraham
Messler, ofSomervile, N. ]. and Rev. Bar
nard C.Wolf,, of Easion. Pa, and L. l.. D.
on Hon. Green Van Prinsterer, Advocate
at the Hague Holland and General Perre
Van Conriland, of Peekskili.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District OF Addison, IS.
BE it remembered lhlt al Probate Cour' holdrn
at Middlebufy in and for the District, OF Addison
on the 10th day of July 1913.
Dorastus Wooster and Daniel Judd, adj
illustrators of the estate of
EBEN w. JUDD,
ate of said MiddIbury deceased, presents
their administration account for allowance,
and it is therefore ordered that the same b.,
examined for allowance by said Court, at u
session thereof 10 be held al the office of the
Register OF said court in said Aiiddlrh bur
on Thursday The IL day of August next ri
enc o'clock in the afternoon and that motto
thereof be given to all persons Interested that
they may api ear and make their objesIi'n%
il any they have 10 the allowance of sail
administration account, by publishing certI-
fed copy of this order in the Middlrbury
Peoples Press, three weeks succsssiycly pr
yious TO The time of SAID court.
j.. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
a true copy of record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. Is.
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100000

CHILDREN and adults die annually from The
effects of Worms alone. This vast mortality may
b, entirely prevented by using DR.. Hitchcock .
celebrated WORM TEA in time. Thousands
pine away and die of worms. without parents or
friends suspeciing the real cause. A few Of the
svmpt oms, are flushed checks. pale lips, feversh
and o ffensve breath, itching Of the nose, unnai-
ural appetite, sense of something rising in the
stomach, sc. Thousands Of certificates eau lie
procured prov ing this 20 be the uiost safe and ei
fectual Worm deStroye: in use. Many articles
are palmed off upon the the public as worm de-
stroying northumberland some for which children
cry etc. be not deceived by this nonsense bu use
DR.. NJ. Hitchcock's Worm Tea, and you ca IN then
have live and healthy children to give your su-
gar pums 10:
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster d
Dickinson sole proprietors
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COMMENCEMENT OF UNION COLLEGE.
The annual commencement OF this College
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HincdiIl,S Family

Hinsdill's Family Flour.
EUST received and for sale fresh supply
81 OF J. N Hinsdill's extra family Flour.
and other approved kinds by w. 5. JOHNS IS.
May %, 1843.
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p A r T IL.
YANKEE SToRY-From the Com
edy of Jonathan in England, Mr.. HILL.
DIALoGUE-trom the Drama of
Casper Hauser, between DR..
Lott WhIttle and Hans Hoof.
miester, Mr.. HILL.
YANKEE SToRY-Three Chan
ces for Wife, Mr.. HILL.
THE COUNTRY MEETING-In
which Mr.. Hill will give Imi-
tation of Six Distinct Charac-
tiers.
DIALoGUE-From the admired
Comedy of New Notions, be-
tween Major Enoch Wheeler,
from the State of Maine, and
Mr.. Markham,an English Ex-
quisite, Mr.. Hill.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
For TIE Tribune.
Iines
TO THE sYLpH OF MY DREAMS
HY srErHEN 3. pEAN.

No words Of love to me thou st spoken,
/ asked them not of thee;
Thy tinid gaze, young Loves soft token,
Was all hoped to see.
Thy voice hath now low melting tones
Not of the cold Worlds fashion,
Which sweedy tell thy bosom owns
A new and gentle passion.
Ahl long watched, and fondly hoped
To trace these charms in thee.
TIL thy young heart. ike bud unoped,
Now opene,h gracefully;
And feeling gives what perfume LENDS
ofswee,ness to the flower,
To glad the heart whose spirit bends
To hail thy newborn power.
And beams Thy chaste, swee, smile for me
For me, Of little worth
All bindest thou thy spirit free
To my uncheering hearth,
To grace rue with thy gentleness
And give TO life those charms,
Round which, in sleep, i ever press
My spirits loving arms
iea, York. Feb. g, is4S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
XHT INDOW SHADES WINDOW

Wv SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public that wing leased the spacious
store, No.7 Spruce street. few doors from Nassau. they
prepared 10 execute all orders for Painting fever
description with neatness, econoily and despatch.
All kinds of Sign anting done in style no 10 be
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs warranted
not 10 fade large assortment of uei Seasoned Sign
Boards always on hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and Traspaeucies done
order Designs furnished and executed superior style
Specimens of work always be and references gives
by calling at the above place
They have hand and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shndes Strangers in the
city, keepers OF hotels Saloons public places of and
families can always be supplied with Shades ole best de-
criplon and warranted Tse consists speE-
did It1ian Landscapes, Wild Vignettes French Scrolls,
vgnetes and Rosette Centres Scrptural Views, Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres, Tintern AbbeyS-
All kinds Of Sha6es, matter how difficult painted in
superior style at this establishment
They would likewise call the attention of the public to
splendid Gothic Shade got up in good style, and
ranted 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed If required.
BARTOL DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL. F. BARToL,
LEWIS f. De MAUNY. jill II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
nOSITIVE CURE FOE CORNS.

Sir Astly Cooper's celebrated Corn Salye has now
been before he citizens OF New York for sucieHi length
of time test its virtues and we are happy TO state ha 50
fable It's has We believe been attended with
perfect success; the following certificates viii show
Corn Salve has perfectly cured my corns and from its Of!
ects in and that OF many Others which have corae
within nay knowledge am disposed 10 regard as spe.
cdc. II. II. SHERWOOD NJ ID. Sl5 Broadway.
have used Dr. Coepers Com Save with perfect success.
My Corns OF long standing ana The
bad that considered them incurable, but ap
plcaoDs OF the above named slve entirely removed them
wIboul pain WYMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher OF the Boston Miscellany, &c. 1T Na>Sau 81
Sold wholesale and retail at lS5 Nassau aui retaed
James R ChiitoRs N. D. aS3 Sroadway MesSrs. Sands,
27S Broadway, Mrs Harpes 57i eowery, 1S9 Fulton ST.,
Rrnad dwav. lis inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
ceor-Archibald o. Moore, Executor, &c. VS. Richard

tarker, et al. =.
In pursuance of decreta order OF this CoSr made IN
the above.entitled cause will he soid public aucoH un-
der the direction of the subscriber of The Masters OF
this Court by J. NJ Miller Co.. Auctieneers al The sr-
day of February next at l2 O'Clock noon of that day,
All tha, three story brick dwelling house and lot,
piece or parcel OF land situate lying and being in the Sec.
ond Ward OF the City of York, on the Soutawestery
side Of john formerly known by the number IS
tthirtyeish Jonsireet, bounded Eastery in front by
john.sireet Norlhery principally by house aad lot OF The
said Richard Parker Westerly by ground now or 1!e OF
Thompson and Soulhery by land late OF Benjamin Nc.
Grady dsceased containing in BREADTH in front and
twenty three feet eight inches and in length on The North
ery side pine;yseven feet inches and the Souihery
side ninety eight inches, be the said dimensions
mere or less.--New-Y York. January l8, ls43.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
M,Ser in
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
UULL's TRUssEs.-Notice to Rup

Ill tured Persoax-Perssns afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world Affords
application aI the Office No. Veseyreet either OF
the agents The principal In Uned States Be
careful to examine The back pad of HuPs usse,
they are endorsed by Dr.. Hn ia wring None geuu-
Many persons have undertaken to Yend limitations of
Hufs celebrated ruses and Thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon; they
are made by unskfrl mechanics and better than
the ordinary uusses
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vesey-sreet e1cu-
sveiy for ladies' having separate the busi-
ness department where female Is in constant attendance
90 wait upon female patients. s2I II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
By Special Appointment.

By Special Appointment.
TOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE QUEEN-CAUTION.-The Sigh charac
ter of these Pens has induced the attempt, The part
Mr.. Glst 6nt also upon the pubic An inferior article
bearing the msspel ID Rame, thus Glo omitting the fna
is now in the market II readily be datectcd by it,
unfinished appearance and the very style in Uhic
1t is put up.
Observe the genuine PeaS all marked in full
"JoSeph GOtps Patent" Joseph GlI.st warrared "
and that each gross bears fac sinle of his Signature
The above may be had, wholesale, OF HENRY ESSOf
jy15 ly 81 JohnstTPp1. Of Gold
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
TN NCHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
Il cellorThe Bank for Savings VS. William B. Lawrence


In pursuance of decretal order of This Court made In
the above entitled will be sold public auction un-
der The direction OF the subscriber Tie Masters there.
Of by Halliday Jenkins Auctoneers, the Merchants'
Exchange in the City of New York, the ll,h day OF
February next, at l2 O'clock, noon, OF that day
All that certain dwelling house and lot, piece and parcel
OF land situate. yiag and being in the Fifteenth Ward OF
the City Of NewYork, bounded and containing as follows
that is 10 say Beginning the centre OF party wall
standing partly On The lot OF ground hereby intended 10 BE-
conveyed and partly on the adjoining lot distant 6yone
feet nine inches Nor!heos,ery ton the corner torned by
the intersection OF the Norteastery side of Treent.
seet with The Norhwestery side OF University Place ila,e
"ooser:sreet and running thence Westerly through the
centre o. NE said party WALL and ao aoag other ground
the SAID William b. Lawrence hundred and two feel
eo inches TO other ground of said William B. Lawrence
RAINING thence NorlheastAry along the same twenty frr
nneant three qnarer inches 10 other ground OF the said
William b. Lawrence thence Eastery along same ad
also through the centre o! the party wall sanding PARTY
on the lot Of ground hereby intended to be conyeycd ana
parity on The adjoining lot hundred and four feet her
inches 70 Place thence Souihwes,ery along the
same twenty-five feet and half inches to be ujace nj
beginning. New.r.ri Jannary so p,oss VI
WILLIAM w. CAMPO ELL, Master In Chanrery
j2I 2awtds Ggo r. STKoSc ST,oy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
IN CHANCEKY.-Before the Chance


y lor-lnthe matter of The Hope Insurance Compapv.
La pursuance al an order OF this Court made in the above
entitled cause, will be sold Public Auction bv HaIlJsv
Jenkins Apeuoneers, at the Merchants, ExchaSer in ibr
City OF New-York, the 2o Gay of February ne 70
O'Clock, noSn on that day ' " -
al The night tile and interest of The Trustees OF tn. s,d
Compaay to The certificate OF award OF the Conmsoner
appointed under the ACT OF Congress- passed the M day of
June 1885, entitled An Act TO carry iato effct the Con
vention between the United States and pain eoocInded
at Madrid on The 18th of February l8S4-by which said
ceruhcate was awarded to the Trustees OF the Hone Ins
rance pany-ciaRaEts entitled 10 indemnity under sad
convention the sum OF twehyone Thousand oas hundred
aa, s:StY-nine dollars aad auey cents {Sal,ls9 go
ho aoSce hereby given, pursuance OF the order of
e sa,a @ at alter making such sale the said Trus
ess w proceed 70 make distribution of the proceeds OF
Sucn SAFE toetSer with hc already in their hands
among SUCH of the Stockholders holders OF ,h
stock OF The said Hope Insurance Company All he lime @
TIE making OF the last dividend said sock and IN
case any of those who al that time s.ock m
said Insurance Coppa have since sold or parted wb
teiE interest IN said stock in ignorance of their rob,s
stockholders or OF the value said stock under the sho
mentioned treaty or convention and the award of ssd
Commissioner, that they their legal renresen,a,;v
may apply 10 this Court for order direc,nu aid IT,
ices 10 pay owe. 70 suea stockholders .heir brrs or E
gal their proporonae part of said Az
3or the proceeds thereof .f - ''A" eN ~ nu
made. JOHN 70 rp a CO. uts S,.e uaiistef -
! Js' fN W T5 Mprchantx' Erehange