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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

vI,HE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF WASHING
TON FIRE ENGINE co. No 20, are respectfully re-
the engine house attend the funeral oJo
seph McDermott this (Sunday( afternoon az o'clock
By order, JOHN CLEMENTS, President.
Nc Don al Seer VII m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

Ia COUNTRY HOUSES.-To let or for sale, two
E story double house Avenue the Harlem river
with stables, &e And I'd Avenue and li6th street.
beautiful three story houses, desirable; low
Also Tor sale high and commanding the
North river fronting the Boopiugdale road Just above Man.
hattanvile with two house Stables &c and about
of land, the occupation of Mr. Nicholas
fiema Also, lots for sale lease of streets and
sv enues IN the 18th ward Apply to
q. CHASTERMAN, 80 John u
or al Harlem. on l23th street, near "a Avenue.
IrI 2teod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18
ror sale also. bv Druvri,ts generally.

~ EAL VALENClENN . . LACES.-W. SCOTT Co.
II No SIT Broadway, Offer alae of the above
ofvarous widths, cent enSer regular prlcss Als
and Caps English aud Fenct Thread 4acss aud tdgngs,
fue jaconet cambria null nansook musns, Handker
Chiefs Collars, Chemsettes Cspes, Vises Wells, &c. at
small advance the cost Of innovation je22 30t*r
T AMPS GIRANDOI.EsAN AND HALL LANTHORNs
IL in all their xariey-An exclusive and splendd assert
OF the above articles, comprising solar lard camPhne
chemical oil dorc and lamps rich and plain globes
about would do well cali and judge for them
selves N. b. Lamps gilt bIonzed and repaired
p r. II T. REILLY, VT CanaISt.
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- MN aEE9ssLLIELs
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD COMPANY,
~ Emgrsut aud Transportation Line from New York 10
Philadelphia from Pier No. North River daily (Sundays
excepted) at 81 O'Clock M On and after Thursday the
18th instant by above line will take the
Transport, Capt John Could at 31 o'clock M for South
Amboy where they will take the for Bordentown
by the large steamboat Burlington, and Phadepha
about o'clock next morning in time connect with ali the
New York TO Philadelphia, 81 Is. IRA BLISS, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

TOOTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IitrCHAhD 9
Magic Toothache Mixture, warranted to ao,d immedI
ate relief and superior to Toohache preparation
dentists aia throughoat he Uaioa Price ps
Beekman st. Of Front aud opposite Fulton Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

kA APAR MrnTS TO LET Handsomely furnisned
E::3 or unfinished, ut 81 North Moore st.
s28 iyN Lt.m
EHA FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-A front parIor
E:;H and two bedrooms the I'd floor, at 81 Warren
e4X iylO6tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

DR ELhlOTT Oculist, $50 Broadway, informs his pa
= uents that during the summer menths he will be in his
ONCE from 10 to O'Clock, Tuesdays, and Thursdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18
~N-A GRAND EXCURSION, Pc MIC AND

9 c!gA@ N& CoTILLoN EXCURSION OF TIE
ssSz1nn1e - SEASON will be made by the fayorite
Steamer EUREKA, Capt Rockwell: on Monday Evening,
July 49, LEAVING Beach street pier at N O'Clock M; Mar
ket street, East RIVER at quarter 81 pier No. North
hver a,8 Jersey City Robinson
halpast " and lanai street at quarter 81
the river as far al Verplanck's Point. -
othians uayaled Coton Band engaged for the
sion.
The committee pledge themselves make this the most
select party Of the season.
Commitiee-yohn Mills, Stephen Keller Jr., John r.
Beers George FWhiney, Lewis FWlisms Charles Place,
Jr Russell Crane.
Tickets for gentleman and ladies' One Dollar Tick
q he had of the committee, iyl8 IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

lanes NJ. KELLY Shakespeare Building corner of sixth
and Chesaut streets Mercer aud Tailor respectfully IN
aud ell known estsbshmen the Shakespeare the North
West of Sixth and Chestnut where will be found
large and general of English, French and other
goods he best quality He has made to have
and patterns Hs will devote hi. entire time and attention
may depend their being supplied the shortest
notice. which, in these tines be regarded Of the
least BY the he has been able
make from his long experience business and in the of
purchasing goods, he will furnish his cheap
other and fashionable Mercer aud Tailor
in the city He therefore, respectfully solics public
Philadelphia Nav, le47 els Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

YOU HedI1H " VIII DO we'll 70 call
i!ote the personal comforter
ivil is'sm A tORTIsSOS, % Murray street
no JEWELLERs IMMATURE PAINTERS We
j. e. * J, HARTNETT, No. 2 Courtlsndt street. near
writing dressing and ew,lry Boxes Miniature and Set
for silver plate neatly arranged TO order.
Also Trays made and hued jewellers show cases to con.
watches, chains rings keys thmble pencils &C.
variety Of the above articles constantly aud made
% order with neane and despatch, No Courandt street
New York. jyl0 30tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

SULPHUK BATHS.5For Enupuons of the Skin, &C..
~ Mira NJ Carroll 1874 Fulton street. opposite Church
would inform affected with Diseases Of the Skim that
ner pains nave been IN operation SINCE 1922 They are recon-
Smith and Others whose letters be her establish
ment They have effected when all other remedies
failed: Open from A. M to 10 p. NJ
Shakers Compound Syrup of Saaparila
IS cents bottle je8 3Otsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

A UyICr TO GENTLEMEN GRATIs--l3entemcn
IA # you wish to enjoy good health and feel COOL th. hot
cleaned OF what kind Of materials they are
gn o. dsra-they eau be made look like small
?; murray, corner OF Washington street the only
place u,s cay where you can depsnd having your
ces dOoc hrst rite order The Satisfaction already
given 10 the public, defes all Comment All
you who prefer health to will do well
isote the great personal comforter
tvII A. tORTISSOS o. Mprr,y stra.t
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CKOTON WATER COOLEKS.-Iw would most respect
~ fully call the Of the public TO nv newly invent.
ca Article FOR cooling the CIotoa The beauty aud
raby OF this article be surpassed il excel
el thing for Offices private aud public houses also
sieambo,ts ships &c being made entirely plan The
of all. " w. $1,000
The public respectfully invited call 262 Water st.
between Peck slip and Dover street. door Motifs Stove
Factory.
street. iy82wsrb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

'INO THE PUBLfC-Givc articles trial Judge
yourselves warrant them all to be az represented the
=. MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS universally approved and admired article free
all ardent spirits pungen ESSENTIAL oil and other destructive
materials cleans the hair erpeditously renders beautifully
Hair washed with this becomes plessngy soft
and uxuriant growth and u will positively bring
hair bald heads by aud hair has been made harsh
aud turning gray falling out by the Of spirit other
improper preparations will soon be restored 70 is natural color
and br,llancy by few applications Of the Eau usta IL
presevaye against badness, and nialibe all
affections Of the skin the head dnduH and
ing the falling off Of the hair and turning grey.
EviDENcENature Is an Inc xhausble mine, III which
perisnce and study always find to ercavae; il that
wch he would do better perhaps 70 name adaptation For
sale by jules Haul Chemist and Perumer Philadelphia Sold
Wholesale and retail by a D; SANDS. Druggists. 100
Fulton street, corner Of William Henry Johnson z13 Broad
qaemod, ais Broadway, New York. je 25ot.f
EEIEJEGGL Es, 2F THE Eli INDICATED vAPoR BATHS
MADAM -
Gratitude you for the benefit derived from your Medl
Gated Vapor Baths well desire other
sunerea kn9wledge Of these invaluable Baths induce
puD The following facts II for three months confined
20 nv house and one mouth 70 my bed with at
tacr OF theumatsm, My right leg became contracted, and,
~ Iact was perfectly helpless. Amer trying numberess
remsdles was recommended 20 Bahs-he first aud
ccnd bath was Carried Of the carriage the bath and
WIS unable to undress or dresshe third bath much
relieved that could walk with cmch and cane and the
onfh bath entirely cured mea pains and the
being completely removed.
Hoping this may be the Of nduc ,g Others
Re,fss,falIy Your,
10 Mas M CARROLL, in Fulton street. jes iS.H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

,tG& PAssAGE TO AND FkDM LiV ~. 'D,on
k,did packet ship HOTTINGU ER, 1850 ious Rurthen'
Gspis,a Ira Bursley, will sail her regur days. as io1ws
from New York the 2t OF July from Liverpool on The ~
OF September.
Persons wishing to secure passage Liverpool by the above
magnificent packet those wishing 10 send Tor their friends
pa OF the Old Country, make hs necessary ar
with the Subscribers favorable terms. The
ottngurr splendid accommodations for cabin second
cabin Storage and every respect
desirable for passengers To secure berhs sp
Fly to W.. ~ iAfsCOIT
i1r al South street second door below Burling slip
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
DONE, WISCONSIN!

To the honor of the people OF Wisconsin,
they have requested the detestable consIitu-
lion which was proposed for them by FIVE
thousand majo ri,y. We feel Inundated to
find single member from Vermont. whether
drunk or sober, who advocated it in the
Convention. Many Gifts provisions were the
ofsprings Of the sorry isms ofthe day. One
Of the most unjust and absurd was that which
created homestead in spite Of the Just de-
mands Of creditors, or 'rOtiRg every man a
farm The judges were to be annually cleo
ted by the people. Any man. whether native
or foreigner, after a residence of year in the
territory. was permitted to vote by simply
declaring his intention TO become citizen,
and swearing to support The Constitution.
No banks could be created, ard no money
borrowed Cor internal Improvements.
The friends of this constitution however,
declared it right democratic and it uudoubr-
eddy mi,rored forth the genuine Progressive
Democracy of the age.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27

The grading of The Saratoga and Wash
iugton Railroad has been commenced and
considerable work doue on one o, two sec
tons. As soon as the snow and frost will
permit the whole line will be covered 'tith
iaborers. ant. the grading pushed forward
vigorously. Ties for about one third of the
route are already perfected and the whole
timber contract will be completed at an early
day. Indeed we see nothingto prevent the
completion Of this road for the next years
travel.
Added to This, the Legislature have just
passed bill Increasing the cApiIal of The
company sufficient 10 finish the road TO
Whitehall with heavy iron rail, and also TO
extend the same TO the west line Of Vermont
This will connect with The Boston and Rut,
land Railroad and afford the hest and cheap
est line for passengers and freight between
Boston and Buffalo, Saratoga Wing.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27

the next Presidency; that, lin this letter, he
states that, under no circumstances, Will he
consent to be a candidate for that office; and
further that he requests and urges his friends
to unite on Major General Zachary Taylor
as their candidate for the Presidency!
"The New Orleans Taylor meeting was
evidently intended 10 have political bearln G.
The prominent Wings who participated in ii
-Messers VIM Cost johnson, Caleb Cush-
ing, Bale Peylon, and OtheTs-are well
known to be in favor Of Gen. Taylor: as
candidate for the Presidency. The Demo-
Gratis whose names are mentioned-Judge
Henderson OF Tenn. and Ovid Johnson Of
Pennsylvania. and others-are also for the
bero of Buena Vista. II looks very much as
if Gen. Taylor might be taken up by large
and overwhelming sections of both the ex-
listing pariic."
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS OF
GENERALS

4 correspondent of the New York Eve
ming Post says the recent appointment Of
Major Generals
Our President has been appointing two
more Major Generals from the extreme south
Of this Union. The fortunate men are Gen.
Quitman of Mississippi and Gen. Pillow Of
Tennessee. am told by officers who have
served in Mexico, that the first has shown.
in the presen; war; very considerable militia
~ capacity, and has conducted himself with
CT edit to The country, and his own previous
reputation. or the last. from all accounts,
The least said the soonest mended.
Three weeks ago ii was generally under
stood that BrisaIier General Pierce Of New
Hampshire was 10 receive one of these ap-
poin,ments, and this gave very general salts
faction in This part Of the country, though
very tardy justice. But instead of that " {
are sulIenly put off with the promotion OF
Col. Gushing of Massachusetts, to be Brig
adler General. Now from what know Of
Col, Gushing, believe this 10 be very
GOOD and fitting appointment, but " hat SOP
is this TO Cerberus
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27

THE LATE BATTLES ~ New MExIco.-
Having read Col. Price Official Dispatch, we
DO not see that il contIadicrs or adds any
thing essential 10 the acnonnts which have
already appeared in our columns. Col Price
says:
The principal leaders in this insurr cotton
were Taloya, Pablo Chavis Pablo Montoya.
Cortez. and Tomas, Pueblo Iudian. OF
these, Tofoya was killed at Canada; Chavis
was killed at Pueblo; Montoya was hanged
at Don Fernando on the seventh instant land
Tomas was shot by a private while in a
guard-room az the latter town. Cortez is
still at large. This person was at the head
of The rebels in the valley Of the Moro.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27

DYSPEPSIA This distressing comp laint
d weakness of the digestive organs, and like
every other disease, is caused by impuriiy Of
the blood. The gastric juice, fluid peculiar
to the stomach, when secreted from bad blood
is deficient in those wonderful solvent prop
critics which are OF such vital importance 10
digestion. Consequently, the food. instead
oi being speedily dissolved, often becomes
absolutely spoiled or purified in the etomach
hence bad breath, sour belcbing. cos,iveness
pains in the stomach, collie. dysentery. chol-
era morbus, and other dreadful complaints.
Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are GER
tain cure for Dyspepsia, because they cleanse
the stomach and bowels from all bilious hu-
mors, aud purify The blood -Four or five oil
said Pills, taken al night on going TO bed.
will in all cases give some relief, and il con-
tnued for shorter lime, will, not only make
a perfect.cure oil Dyspepsia, but will assur-
eddy drive pain or distress Of every discrip-
ton from the bvdy.
Beware of Counterfeits Of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest course is, purchase Of the regular agents
village and town in the State.
Tie genun for sale by w. P. Russell, and Sdne,
Moody, MiddIebury, and by the agents advertised in
another column.
New England Office, 1873 fremont Street Boston
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
HORRIBLE MURDER IN SHARON

1t becomes our painful duty to chronicle
one ofthe most awful tragedies ever perpetra-
ted in this community. The persons en-
gagged were three Observation-Disclosures on the
Central Railroad passing through that place.
Having arrived at the shanty in which their
victim resided, they not only murdered him
in The most cool and deliberate manner, but
with an axe literally chopped up the dead
body. The murderers Immediately fled, but
were pursued and the next day two of them
were taken in Wousdtock by the sheriff and
his posse, and safely lodged in jail. The
third is still at large. The name Of the muir
dered Irishman, was McLucy-Ihe names oi
The murdeiers we have not been able to
learn.- Uoodstock Age,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed hy the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison
Commissioners, TO receive. examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estateof
CYRUS TORRANCE
late Of Middlebury in said District, deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; And six months from the 18th
day of April l647 being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend TO the business Of
our said appointment, at the office of Peck g.
Flower in Mlddlebury on The I'd Monday OF
May and October from nine o'clock, A. NJ.
until four o'clock P. NJ. on each ofsaid days.
John Palette ! Commits
Leri Peek s70nerS.
Dated at Middlebury this 2Ist day Of April
1917
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27

.,,;o,;su If r. Polk party in this State
us 20 P"" IT, III .ilist and fight in The wal
~ 70. r. led without a why or where
~. IT. 2azette discourses as follows
lion has been made for one com
I'm Vermont to serve in Mexico dur
p ;,e War. Democratic officers have been
H,oinred BY authority and democratic re-
.'rufinp offices have been opened. Demo
Gratis of Vermont, you lent your aid TO place
Mr.. Polk on his totteriug pinnacle. II you
believe Won were night, now IS the time to
show it. He call upon now 10 join his sian-
daed-now is The time OF ueed. Surely You
will net desert hin Wheel horses Of Nor
wich, 10 the rescue; a long pull and siionS
pul!! Cane cocks of Montpelier, on "Itn
your gives: give an everlasting futfer, ana
show your pluck Ye braves of the 4th Ion ,
eressionsI District, rush to the command OF
.faior Ransom, and pluck bright honors rom
the Mexicsn swarihy ranchero! WIN Inc
,rnnDet voice of Democracy be still ana
,bosa who have so long and so loudly denoun-
cod Why's as traitors. be deal 10 Inc eau oil
Can,aiu Kimball! VIII the Petnot, the STAR
the Democrat. the Seminal, the Republican,
the Gazette, with ;hcir noisy editors turn a.
way their ears unheeding the alarm.
Democrats; your gallant leader not your
country. no: your countrys Interes's1e"iis
MO the tented field During the Var"
Make your testameniary dispositions. and
obey the call. Surely you will not have
others 10 follow him whomyou have appoln-
ted and decline TO follow yourselves! Can you
decline will you falterl The slightest
hesitation will be construed into an abandon
nent Of your Chieftain, for self preservation
and and your copntrys interests. What
Denocra; dare do this Traitor coward
,urn and nee"-if you dare to do it now.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-27

STATE OF VERMONT Be it reucnn-
District Of Addison IS. bered Thai NJ !,
Probate Court held at Middlebury. in and for
the District of Addison. on the 18th da, Of
April. A. D. 1917
John Rockwell guardian of JOHN &.
FOOT, OZIAS w. FOOT. and MARY !.
FOOT, all Of Cornwall in said District. mi
nors, children Of Russell Foot, lasr Of aid
Cornwall deceased, represents 10 this Conf
that il would be beneficial TO his snid wards
TO sell the following described tracts uf land
belonging 20 his said wards lying in said
Middleburv, viz: The Case 10, so called. be-
ginning at the south cast corner of The or
chard west the road. thence west I9e n
IL RODS IS links 10 aiake ana, stones. Tho nee
N. IL rods 10 links thence East I PC Il.
70 rods 10 the highwny, thence EasI acrrpss
the highway 4 : 80 n. ~ rods 20 links.
thence N. II E. l9 rods % Iinks, IN, nee
h. I-2 , N. IL rods, thence 5. 40c T.. 2f
rods TO stake and stones near the srring.
thence E. pc N. rods. thence Sd ruds.
thence West 90 ,, S. 10 rods, thence S. III
rods, thence E. 4 . 30 N. SO rods 20 Links.
thence S. SO rods, thence W. &c S. SIS. rods
10 pine stump. thence n, 9o. +. 4S rods.
thence w. 6 ., S, 30 rods 10 The highway.
thence N. 20 T.. f. lG rods thence West ac-
cross SAID highway 10 the Place Of beginning
containing about So acres-Also. another lot
called the Mountain lot, beginning at lie
s. w. Corner Of the Harris let in PoweIrs
north line, running thence NJ lOo f.. 50
rods, thence E. 10 S. 1876 rods TO a, Beach
tree marked "A, Harris and A, w. 1897
thence S. 81 rods, thence West I9e N. ri
rods 10 the place of beginning containing a.
cout 30 acres, and The said guardian moves
the Court 10 grant him license 10 sell ne
said lands: II is therefore ordered, thar sai,s
application be considered by this Court. al
the session thereof 10 be holden az the ufrc
| oil the Register of this COnri in said Maliflp-
bury, on Thursday the 2Orh day efNiay npxr.
at one O'Clock in The afternoon, nn,i ihar rc.
ticc thereof be given TO nh persons mteres-
ted. that they may appear aRd make iirir
objections, ifany they may nave, 10 license
being granted, by publishing ccr,ifieo copy
of the this order inrhe NDrpaern Gi,iaxy-s
newspaper printed a; said MtldEebura, three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Court,
Jed, S. Bnshacit, Register.
true copy of Record.
attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register