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MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT Il TURNER.

WOULD in form their patrons and the public
generally, that they. have renewed their lease o
The manufacturing establishment Of the Middle
bury Manufacturing Co. for term of years
with additional facilities for doing business. They
are also making some valuable additions. to their
finishing machinery and improvements, gene
rally intending still 10 produce
SUPERIOREARTICLE
Of goods suitable for the Worthy Sons of the
Green Mountain State and their Neighbors on
he opposite side of the Lake.
They will receive, Wool 10 manufacture on
shares or by the yard and will keep an extensive
assortment Of goods on hand which they will
exchange for Wool, or advance on Wool left 10
manufacture. They would again tender their
grateful Acknowledgements to their patrons for
their favors and re-assure them that efforts will
not be wanting to merit their fullest confidence.
hPTERMS adapted to the TIMES
Middebury, May 20.
WOOL 4, GARRETT TWTNE-
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0ONETS, Florence, Straw. misses do.
u Cyprus, and Palm leaf Bonnets, Just re-
ceived at STEWARDS.
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BOOTS.

200 pairs thick and thin, sole Leather, upper eath
II, and calfskns, for sale by WRIGHT s. BUSH.
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DRY GOODS,

Broad Cloths and Cassimeres a choice as
sortmenf. Goods for summer wear, for
Gents vestings a superior lot Balconies. 4
rich article for Ladies dresses, Printed
Lawns of a superior quality, French, Eng
ish and American Prints, Bonnets choice
lot, Bonnet Ribbons the greatest variety
and exceedingly rich in figure, Gimps, Kid.
and MohaiI and Silk Cloves, Laces and
Edsings, Hosiery, Ladies Cravats, Silk
Cravats, Parasols, Sc. Sc.
Hard Ware, Crockery, Dry
Groceries, &c.
as choice an assortment as can be found in
the village.
We respectfully invite the public to call
and examine our goods and prices. Most
kinds Produce taken in payment for goods,
and cash will NOT be refused if offered.
A. CHAPMAN s. SON.
n. B. Also on hand and for sale good
supply of Wool TwIne, and Sheep Shears,
Middlebury June 10th 1914. A. C, e. Son
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D0CT. MOFFATS

ITUOII WUI L III u
Medicines have been used with success in almost
every disease to which mankind is liable, and liver
complaints, with their many well known attendants,
bilious and sick headache, pain and oppression af-
ter meals, gddiness, dizziness, singing noise in the
head and ears, drowsness, heartburn loss Of appe-
tite, wind, spasms, &C.. they acknowledged to be
vastly superior to anything before offered to the
public, and for those of full habit Of body, they will
prove invaluable; while general family aPerient,
for either sex, they cannot fail TO ensure universal
satisfaction.
The efficacy of the Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
is certain If freely given the attack of fever
influenza, measles, throat, recent colds. with
cough and infammatory disoders. In rheumatism
and chronic complaints they have also performed the
extraordinary cures, when used with pereever-
ance.
Russell & GRIDLEY, Only Agents for the gen.
uine Article in NJ ddlcbury.
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1914.
The New and Elegant Boat
G. A II L. A n Id {.

fiS Nv" oihN lin
G. A II l. A n I'D 3
CAPT. A. P. HOBART,
NN7ILL commence her regular trips be-
w tween this City and Buffalo in con-
nection with the Packet, J. SHERMAN,
running night and day as follows:
Leaues TeTgenns', Leapes Buffalo,
July 9th July e2d
August 10Th September "a
September 18th September 3Oth
October 18th October 2Sth
This packet is finished in a style unsur-
passed by any Packet ether on the North
ern or Western Canal. Her Rooms are
large and airy, her arrangements are such
that seventy-five to eighty can be accom-
modated with berths without Inconvenience.
An experienced Captain and crew will
spare no pains to make a journey from this
place to Buffalo pleasant. Every facility
will be given to Families who wish to board
themselves. For further particulars en-
quire of -
Vergennes, VT
JOY & WEBSTER, Buffalo,
WM. STIMPSON, n. Y.
Vergennes, June IS, 1914. Som.
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WOOL & CARPET TWINE,
For sale at STEWARDS.
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LInIn1ont.

sEAVER's JOINT 8. NERVE
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talimadge and Aldermen Bunting and
Dickinson.

Dickinson
NJ C. PArrEHsoS. ESQ. District Attorney.
sErr. g-T,ial If Wiiiiam Rttd--This man was tried
for assault and battery Jane Iiagh committed on
the 9Th OF August last at hs boarding house in Water
The clearly proved to the satisfaction
OF the jury and they returned verdict Of guilty. The
Court remanded him until Friday for sentence .
Disorderiv House-A loe prosequi entered by the
District Attorney in the case Of Patrick Regan, indicted
Rol6tyy in the Grst desee-John Kelly alias Conroy
young who served term IN the State prison,
tried charge highway robbery in robbipg An
on the 3lst OF August last Powell was walking up
Broadway the night in question and met the accused
IN company with two other men, Some conversation en-.
sued and they separated. Instantly after te accused
up complainant asked him the time Of night and
he found that his watch and sbout S. in money had been
taken rerson. Being seriously injured he step
have his wounds dressed and while there the accused
was found in the basement OF the premises, and mme
assaulted him in the street The jury returned verdict
OF guilty Court after stating the fact that he had
convict OF the state prison. sentenced him for the
Illegal Yolns.-Edward Leroy tried for misde-
meanor in voting twice at the charter election OF last
year at Fifth District oil the 10Th Ward poll. The
charge fully sustained and the jury returned YER
dict guilty The Court sentenced him to four months
Triai for Grand Layeeny-Frederick Watson, implead
ed with Benjsmin Dorsey, colored man on an indict
for stealing shout 5000 worth OF silver spoons ana
forks from the packet ship Utica Captain lewett ia the
month OF August ives then placed at the bar II was
proved in evidence that Watson in company with
Dorsey, and introduced him to Meyers Cohen 10 sell
the silver also that he board of the ship two or
three days before the larceny The jury were unable to
Trial of William Dopis-Ths individual was brought
out and arragned on an indictment for aiding and sna
His case was placed upon the Calendar for Thursday.
-.Sssatlt and Baterp-Matkew' Ann Yates aud Ed
ward were tried Tor on assault and battery
ployed to levy distress warrant The particulars IN
the were the those detailed in the Of
Yates reported few days since The jury convicted
| Mathew and Ann Yates. and acquitted Cunningham.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

t9s- VELPEAu's srls,ilriC rJLL. FOR The cIJRl
Il Gc1orrhosa, Gcet and all ,upurnlsnt discharge
ron the fethra Taese pills, prepared by the New Yori
olese 81 dedcins anu fharnoey, established lor thu
peedy and eaectual remedy for the above compeints
rhry are guaranteed 70 cure in from three
.,hye days aud possess greater power over obstinate
discharges end chronic geet than any other preparaicr
present known, removing the disease without oonne
reat nom business tainting the breah dsagreent
sita the stomach. rrice 81 per bon.
so'd % he ONCE Of the College Of rharnscy srd Mv
W. y. RICHAnDsoN, nj. u. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

PALMo's OPERA HOUSE Mr.. E. d. Conaery will
deliver lecture this evening at Pamo's on the
vindication of American Liberty 1t will be well
worth hearing for its originality. 1t may be proper
TO mention that all Mr.. Connery's previous lectures
have been highly spoken off, See advertisement.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

DISTINGUISHED STRAHeERs.-C Capt. Elliot, of the
Royal Navy, and British Charge d'Afaires to
Texas and his family Capt. Dulany, of the North
Carolina neof-battle ship, and several other ma
val officers are at the Yates Mansion House,
Brooklyn.
Judge Fem, Of Pratt;ville, and Mr.. Duff Green,
are at the City Hotel.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

Gov. Polk IN CANADA.-The Quebec Mercury
of the 9th inst announces the arrival Of Polk, The
democratic candidate for the presidency, in that
city. This is news TO us. Gov Polk, we guess,
is safe in Tennessee.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

COMMON CouNcrL-The Board Of Assistants
WI mold special meeting this evening. This
Board did not meet last night.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

ATMOSPHERIC RAlLwAYs.-On this subject, we
find in the proceedings of the French Chamber Of
Deputies Paris, July I'd, 1S44.) the following pas
sage-translated by the Hon II Meigs Of this city.
Law RELATIVE RAILRoAps.
Arr. 1.-The sum of eghty-eght millions seven hun.
dred Thousand francs shall be appropriated.
Monsieur ARAGo proposes to try the Atmospheric Rail
way Of Arnous from Paris to Bondy Should that system
be adopted will railroad two three
hundred millions of flames. +. (Great movement among
the members) The first steam engine made by q
Frenchman in l778 who did not know how TO manage il
on road and was abandoned The second attempt was
made with toothed wheels, toohed road. For long
time il was believed impossible to obtain velocity Of
more than twelve miles an hour now. you know we
have seventytwo miles hour Atmospheric railways
present dsngsrs. The be stopped whenever
you please The movement by the atmospheric plan
be carried to $50 leagues oso miles) hour but there
Is no fear that we shall desire great velocity -
Qaughing) But we master ~ to 60 miles an hour
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs-PALMo's OPERA HOUSE
The attraction OF these gifted mins,res has incress-
ID so much as 70 induce them to engage for few nights
ming series onew and popular ents such
must them, under all circumstances prosper.
reception.
NIBLo's.-A tremendous Jam last evening to wit.
ness the performance OF the travestie on Macbeth
Mr. Mitchell sustained the character OF the ambitious
rhane to admiration The piece well received and
will be repeated on Wednesday. The Tabeaux of tbe
Tyrol will like wise be presented "
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

1C- II. s. BARNARD'S DIARRH0cA MEDICINE
FOR the Of diah9a complaints in Children
chelics cramps, &c. For sails OF 81 Nassau street Drug
sists will be supplied on liberal terms
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

,G@- CARD--,ro the President and Directors of the
philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company Gentle
men--The undersigned relative Of James McCabe
an unfortunate victim the accidental calamity which
be your locomotive the night OF the Cd inst avails
himself Of this public channel Of communication to ten
der you your officers agents and the workmen in our
employ the sincere expression Of his warm and heartfelt
gratitude for the respectful care attention and sympathy
bestowed under this sicting dspensaon OF Providence
and for their suspension work. paying in hume
body their last the nerment OF the de-
ceased well for the kind and consolng hospitates
afterwards manifested to their bcreaved friends :
Respectfully, EDWARD LAMB,
Sept. Q, lS44 1914 Fulton st., New York.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

@y- The CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sAR
3ArARILLA, CENT? AltAND SAR3AFRAs, 3, prepared
" the New York College Medicine and PHARMACY es.
snsbed for the suppression Of quackery. This refined
md highly concentrated extract possessing ell the pur
ying qualities and curative powers OF the above hcrhs
sconfientIy recommended by the College, infinitely
superior to any extract Of sarsapera at prescnt before
he public, and may be- relied certain remedy Tor
il diseases aricng rom an irnpnrc a,ala OF hc blood
ch scroiula, salt ritum rngwora blotchea or PIN.
les clceIs. pain in the bones joints odes cuancous
Tupicns, ucerEei sore throat any diaease arising
rom the secondary effects oi syrtiiis or nudicous
mercury.
Scid 70 single Houis, q. ...s....,,. 10 centr Zach
:" "a Gases % naif-s.dozen n,ttiss, 90 50
one dozen G 90
cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
~ D.A very liberal dscOuntto Wholesale rtf,snseTs
Office Of the College, % Nassau street
W. .. RICHApnsoN, NJ D., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

The CRoToN WATER.-Chatham square and the
greater portion of the streets in this vicinity were
completely inundated last evening, in consequence
Of the bursting Of of the Croton pipes in one Of
the neighboring streets. Within the last three
months the bursting Of the pipes in the vicinity OF
this square, has subjected the inhabitants to much
inconvenience, in consequence of the hasty and
unbusness-like manner in which they have been
laid down.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

IaDEMNIFrcATIoN.-The Montreal Courier cites
rumor about town, to the effect that ii il in contempla
ton TO bring bill before the House Of Assembly to OBJ
tain from the public monies of the province the Of
ten thousand pounds "A remuneration to DR. Wolfred
Nelson for the destruction of his property by the royal
forces during the rebellion
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

QUARRELs FOR THE SpolLs-TAKING TIME BY
THE EFoRRLocK.-According to all appearances, and
particularly from the columns OF the Courier e.
Enquirer, we are convinced that there is terrible
commoton going on in the whig party of this city in
relation to the spois by way OF anticipation OF the
election of Mr. Clay. The quarrel is at present
confined to grumbling and growing, sounding like
tones of distant thunder, bnt by and by the hurri-
cane will burst forth in all its fury.
During the last two years various cques of office
seekers have been forming in this city amongst the
wings, and they are coming to maturity very fast.
Each Of these ciiquss, circulate around some
newspaper, which they regard as their organ,
and depository OF their influence Each Of
these cligues, too, contains more members
than there are offices in the gift OF the President
and thus some idea may be formed of the dsap-
pointment--the growling-the savage ferociy Of
envy and malice which are likely to be called
forth next November, if Mr.. Clay be elected.
Colonel Webb, we see, begins already TO .growl,
his appetite having become very sharp set, and the
difficulty Of obtaining chance to appease it grow
ing more and more apparent. We mean to give
one Of these davs list OF these ciiques with the
persons composing them and the Offices to which
they aspire.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

MUSICAL MOVEMENTS. have now authentic
in nteligence relative 10 the movements of the Ia-
iian Opera, to be resumed at Palmo's. The season
will open on Monday, the 23d Of the present month";
for nearly month, which may be called an extra
season, as the regular and subscription season COM
mences in December. The opera selected is II
Pirata, by Belini-a beautiful opera. which has
not been performed in this city since the time Of
the first Italian company, some eight or ten years
ago. Oa the 2i,h the first ballet will be given
the " Revolt of Greece "-in which Martin and
Desjardins will sustain the principal characters.
We understand, also, that Signor Palmo has en-
gagged another Prima Donna, besides the beautiful
Borghese-a beautiful young woman by the name
of Madame Rosina Pico, native Of Venice, and
possessed Of very fine contralto and mezzo-soprano
voice. She will be out in time for the regular
season in November, for which number Of the
first classes in the city have already subscribed.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.--lt affords us great
pleasure to be able distant friends that
the city continues perfectly healthy. Up this date
are informed that not single case Of yellow fever has
been exhibited in the Charity Hospital which Ia the fair
est possible indication of the entire heahness the
IN O. Tfopic, .7ug. 81,
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

PRIVATE MAIL CAsE-There is trial now pend
ing at Philadelphia between the Post Office De-
partment and Private Mail Agent, the decision in
which is looked for with some interest by those
opposed to the existing post Office laws
In this case the Hon. John Sergeant appears foI
the Agent, and the Hon. G. M. Dallas for the Post
Office Department. Mr.. Sergeant, in his examina.
tion of the constitutional question, as bearing upon
this case, showed that the government had no con.
troll over the carrege Of letters by private indvi
duals, because the law as passed by Congress gave
no "soe and exclusive" right to the Post Office
over post roads and Offices. That department can
only control the owners and employees on the rail
roads and those connected with the Department
Per contra, MIR. Dallas proved that the Constitu.
lion impliedy authorized Congress to regulate all
post offices and roads, and to protect them from
harm from private mail agents.
These gentlemen exerted themselves to prove
their several positions, and the decision, which we
may expect to-day or tomorrow, will settle the
point. II it should be against the Department,
what perfect Iarce our whole post Office system
will prove to be. The Department has already been
beaten in suits in Boston, and in the northern part
Of New York.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

DR.. HoLLIcK's LEcTUREs.-It will be seen by
advertisement that the doctor will commence ano-
ther course Of Lectures this evening This will be
the fifty-seventh repetition in this city during The
present year, almost unparalleled, we think Go
early 10 secure tickets.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
Cstv Untelsa~euce.


Lower Police. or THE BRoIHSk
OF HoAG--The brother Of Alexander Hoag who stands
charged with aiding in the escape Of oag arrested
last evening and committed to prison in default OF bail
PsppLAR IN TnouBLE.-Patrick Austin, pediar,was
arrested yesterday ny Assistant Alderman Charlick,
charged by Thomas Keaon of stealing 500 bank notes
On searchpg Austin the Police Office the money was
found, and he was fully committed for trial.
ATTEMPTED BuRoLARY.-A fellow named John p John
arrested Sunday evening in the act OF attempt
ing enter the house Of John Bloodgood IN Broome
street
PHrLApELPnIA RIoTER.-Solomon Vickers, who was ar
rested sunday, charge of riot and treason IN Phil
adepha. brought before Judge Oakley yesterday un
der writ OF habeas corpus and remanded TO wait the ac
sn Of the Governor Of the State who has been applied
to for requiston.
COrOner's Omcc-NANsLAUGHTER or WOMAN
The Coroner called TO hold inquest the body OF
woman named Harriet Fletcher Of 66 Cross street. who
was found dead in her bed yesterday morning From an
examination OF her person 1t found be covered with
and other injuries supposed to have been received
from the hands Of William Quinn, with whom she had
resided as mistress An inquest called last evening"
but we have not learned the verdict
SuIcIpE.-The body Of an unknown man found sus.
pended bT handkerchief from the neck, from a tree
the eleven mile stone the Kngsbrdge road
found yesterday by Isaac Vermilyea From
he had been hanging for several weeks and doubt
committed suicide letter addressed to Joseph Scott
found in of his pockets and $44 in money. His
name is supposed to be Joseph NJ Scott.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

CowAN's AND DLK's BAZAAR, MERCER sTRKKT.-
Thisis the most extensive and best regulated esta-
blishment Of the kindin the city. Those buying
or selling horses should by all means visit this depot
and govern Themselves accordingly See adver-
tisement for particulars in another column.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
AFFAIRS IN THE HILDERBERe-The following pro

camation has just been issued at Albany
Whereas Christopher Batterman Sheriff of the county
Of Albany, sets forth in affidavit made by him the
I'd Of September instant that the of last August
he in company with three selected by him assist
ants proceeded to the town Of Rensselaervlle to
processthat the 3st while in the performance Of that
disguise and armed with muskets, rifles and pistols Some
Of the disguised persons committed violence his per-
took from him by force his official papers and tsed and
feahered him. thereby defeating him in executing
cess. M
1t also appears by affidavit Of Jacob W. Lewis Deputy
Sheriff of the county Of Rensselaer, made the first
September instant that the first of August last body
Schodack in the nght-demanded his offcial papers
compelled him to surrender them. and then pub
lcly burnt them in the village of Nassau The said
Deputy Sheriff further states, that the ID instant about
eighty in disguise and armed violently entered his
presence Of his family and tarred and feathered him
He further states that alleged by sal armed men,
that such violence was committed because he Deputy
Sheriff and engaged in serving process
Now, Therefore, enjoin and require all magistrates
and other officers Of ustceto be faithful and vglan in
maintaining the supremacy Of the laws and offer
ward of Five Hundred Dollars be paid such person
persons, who shall give information which shall result
in the conviction OF those who have as before stated
disturbed the public peace resisted the execution OF the
laws and committed violence the said Sheriff aud De
putty. One hundred dollars Of which will be paid
each of the first convictions which shall take place in
the counties Of Albany and Rensselaer,, and fifty dollars
upon each subsequent conviction in each OF the said
counties
In witness Whereof have hereunto signed my name
and affixed the Privy Seal of the State, at ths
r. S. city Of Albany this sixth day Of September, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and forty.four.
WILLIAM c. BoUcK.
What farce to offer such reward. Why, the
tenants themselves will give double the amount te
any one who will not furnish the desired infor
nation. If rewards are to be offered for the ar
rest Of criminals er others, it is always best to
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

on he y -. eec,;nnss than anvthng h else
the odds were 100 TO 80 that Wright and Gardiner
would take the State and 100 even that Polk and
Dallas would be elected president and vice presi-
dent in November; but there were but few takers,
greater odds being required; in the former case
100 to IS and in the latter 100 to 90 and some
siderable business was done at the latter figures.
The entry for the 81 900 purse over the Centre
vile Course closes this day. See advertisement.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

Jgf- RiCO&D'S kAlSielhN ALTERATiVh NIX
guR1 FOR tho cu-e OF primary rdary syphilis
nd nii affections produces by njudcioun use ci
.ltefeve all other preparations for the cure Of sy
,hilis Is, that while curing the diseafe improves tho
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
wosse diaease than the II s ninnn rej The
fst strecorlnendation we can give OF II g. that is
istensyeiy prescribed by the medical lac uly, WHO Tor
neriy considcned mercury tho only or those
plsins Gold, in single bottles, 81 each Of hr
lozeu So carefully packed, and sent . all parts OF tos
mon ONCE OF the College Of Medirine aud Pheryna
~, p5 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

Trade IN GUANo.-SpecuIators are dipping ex.
tensivey into this trade / appears by recent in.
tellsence fiom Ichaboe that nearly one half Of that
island had been carried to England, and that at the
last accounts there were upwards Of eighty sail Of
English vessels taking in cargoes for the same des-
tnation. Very little of this newly discovered ma
nure has yet been brought to America. One OF
two cargoes have arrived at Salem and Boston and
one at Baltimore, and these we believe are all. -
Several ships, however, have gone Tor supplies and
II any OF the island OF Ichaboe is LETT, our farmers
VIII soon have 9 manure such as they have never
before used
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

VERMONT ELECTION. Sufficient returns have
been received to show that the wings have elected
all their prominent candidates by majority Of the
popular vote.