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Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

MOVABLE BARRlcApEs.-Owing to the
terrible slaughter OF the National Guard.
at the hamcades OF Paris, during the
late great insurrecllon, new invention
has been made. Witch 1re called Movable
barlcaics, Ihi, l. strong. solid aud
thick wall Of oak, lined with sheet iron
Holes are pierced Tor the gun. Of ihc
Guards posted behind IT, The machine
l. pushed forward on wArul-. aud thu.
IN the event ui another in,urrlciiun, the
supporters Of order will b. able boldly ia
walk up TO the bnHics1cs in perfect
security. behind these movable barbados,
and iare lie enemy or rather beard the
hon Ia hls deu'
II ls -ald Ga, French insurgents OF
June are to be transported 10 The Island ol
Madagascar hi the L Indies. THIS !, a
singular place ui exile, and rather danger.
Jus, from the wcll.kuowu hostility Of the
natives to European civilization
The poor fellows, on being embarked
ut llavrc, are reported 20 have wcpl most
bitterly, aud to have gone on board sing.
ing the "t,inndn' aud shouting THE
Social Democrat Republic forever -
Thus they cling To the dclu-ion Of Social.
ism with unchanged pcfiimrlty " T.
HeraiR
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

A Coon Srogy-An exchange paper
prints a story against Mr. Cas- aud a pst
parrot, with the significant title OF more
noise and confusion in allusion to the
speech made by Nc Cass at Cleveland
or somewhere else. The story !, that
Mr. Ca.s has iayoutc parrot, which,
from the very universally Of the cry even
around Nlr Cas- own ncighborhood, had
caught up the words Iiurah Tor old
Zach it, owner suppo.ing that some
unruly boys were purpo>ely insulting aud
annoying him, sent the lootman out to
dspcr,c them, who returned with the
word that the street was clear OF young.
,tcrs. Still the ominous cry was heard
"llurrah, hurrah for old Iack" The
distress OF Mr., Cass. when the annoy.
ance was traced to the actual yocilcra.
lIon, "may be more easily imagined than
described.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
NEW ORLEANS
BOOK DEPOSITORY ,
No. 49 CAMP srREEl,.

CONSTANTLY on hand, at the above es,ah.
v NslmeEt, q general assortment 0f Books nj
every description, aud particularly School Books.
such as are mostly used IN the south ard south.
wrd. Also, Medical aud Miscellaneous Book .,
embracing the best standard authors as well as
hie publications Of every Kind County mer-
chants aud teachers will Gld at all times as above
the best assoried stock Of every kind Of school
requlstee iu the southern country. Bank Books
aud SfaiiO8sry Of all kinds, suitable Tor country
trade at the l0uSsi prices
;. W0UDALL, bookseller and Siationer,
22-6m. No. ~ Camp street.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

A GGEAr STArE.-Old MassacLusctt.
has ever taken the lead in what /. great.
good, useful and profitable, She c,tab.
lshcd the lir,t school in the United States.
the lirst academy, aud the first college.
She set up the llrsi press, printed The first
book, and The first newspaper She
planted the first apple tree, AMI caught
the first whale She coined the fret
money, aud hoi-lcl the iirst national lag.
She made the first canal and the lir-tmil.
road. She invented the hrst mousrlrap
aud washing machine; aud sent the first
shipi discover islands aud continent, IN
ih' South sea. She produced the lir-t
philosopher and made the first pm. She
nfcd the llrst gun in the Revolution, and
gave John Bull' his drst beating, and
put her hund first to the Declaration Of
Independence She invented yankee
Doodle aud gave a name forever to the
Universal Yankee Nation" Truly a
great Stale,-Hcmptis Hc,dih
TuE RoruscmLDs. The New York
Tribune says
A letter from London aludiag 10 the
mmor Of the failure OF the RothschicIis,
says, that they have made some losses,
but have still margin left before bank
ruptcy The wealth of all the brothers
is estimated at tweuty.six millions OF
pounds sterling.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

BRipYs Liar Much has been said
aud written about MeGullough's leap,
when pursued by the Indians near Wheel.
mg, Va, but in temefity it, SAYS the
Detroit Bulletin. does not exceed that ol
Capt Brady a brother Of the gencmll
who was celebrated IN his day for his
gallml irais upon the hostile savugcs
along the lmnleroi Pennsylvania. The
bulletin relates the story us follow:
Approaching one OF the ioris occupied
bg tie Americans one day, Capl. Brady
discovered, when too late to avoid II.
that the sayagrs had lald an umbuscade
i3f him In mont, neal the left, large
numbers Of amel warriors lay concealed,
watching ioi their prey A. BBly ap
proaeied aud got within the ambu,cade,
the Indians IN the rear closed IN behind
hin. they all then rose aud gave ter.
rlble yell lie was surrounded on three
sides. aud on iha fourth ran a river, the
hauk ot which va, eighty feet, OF nearly
perpendicular descent The saTagrs lgll
suIe Of their prey aud rushed isriously on
brady saw n once the cXtenl OF his
danger, bat being mounted ON high
metlled horse. he resolved not IN be taken
alive lie ieined hi. horse toward the
bank and gave him the spur aud FEN; ,he
gallant charger went OF like m arrow
aud anproaeiled lhe banA with such TIE.
meuious speed that he could not stop on
the margin, but with furious bouni
spmng oil, rider aud all, INTO lha air For
mnately There grew large crab apple
tree nj The foot Of the hlull. on tue border
Of thr u,cr. The Bu=hy top Wa ,lickly
inlerlaeed with wild grape vine, int,
the top OF the tree Tell the horse and IL
rider The fall was completely prokcn
The Captain toppled into the stream
reached The opposite shore amid shower
Of balls, aud resained the shore IN safely
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

It costs 50 cents now, to go in stcam-
boat OF the first class from New York to
Albauy-distancc 100 miles
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
Paul Euiane 4 90,

10 CHARITIES srgEEr,
NEW ORLEANS,
nFFERS at Wholesale or Rsidd, iur cash or
Uapproyed paper, d large assortment Of
e 10 r N ! N G..
- competition is the lite Of bnsln'ss, "r nyllr
.uyors to "dfop IN" before they MAKE all iher
Ju.clasrs
May lO.6m.
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1, 4. Iii,
me Ueuy as u"'"'''''y .o"' " 70 NY
!" Prov; uy ,ne unneNn.''''s "uu ucquIs,Io"o
WIZ" " 10, ",'ug a, '" W ,s",f
MI a. Pu',i ~ = ~ u Ill.,. ~ ,,osch on
A., .'., ~ L,,t ., ,ucl mar
,I 'h,i,u Ii'I.''oJ lows in nn
n,,,;'o p"I L ' cs,"arI Nv the unnp.
,,a,,,,''c,t, T,.i.' hi ,nI collal un,u
80. ',I ". ~. ~ uny,,,nJ colir,,
,,a ,'.;,i liza. i,. -, 6,n,c nr Tho V,l,no,
prnvisn
ma ,toto,, ,,os further continued nv Mcssrs
DnunLss 'Il,lp. Calhoun. Niles. Mp,cali, Rpvpr.
Jv I-i,nsDn perr,eu and Fnn,c. nu,, at A O'clock
10 snna,c tnok n ,een,stul5l2.
mo senate rc.nssc,nblrl n, half mas, five
,Lr,- an u,o,,nu cl0O crti.s ur the lo,u1 Kenrr,
of lLe Commissioner of the North Eastern Boun
Inrv. wc,c urlcr.d II, Inc nrin,,d
The dscuss,on Of the Orrron bill was again
resumed
AIR. Foo,e. of Miss. moved to Law the bill on
the Tab n When ,o,,,r ,us lo., bv iii. following
vote; Yeas IL. N,ys %;
The preamble of the W,mot Proviso c'lon
was then TAX nm Vnc question brinr ON Mr.
lutprwn,,l,s .,,,,,fion f, amend A.
4 lo,o, debate, rp>tp,J. IN winch \icssrs. Foole.
of Ah-. DAVIS. al Aln,s.. DoNr., IT l,a., hunt
or. \n.. ln1n,,o OF l1..u aud othrrs parjlcipl-
ltoI
IA hl'pa.t nine Och elk Yr Underwood with
drew H.. .,nt,um
AIR. Dop,,ia. = moved auar.,.t l..lt ~ favor of
Icx,end,ny the Ms.,nf, C,nn-,..,.. .., ,,e Paci
tr Ocean. whcl, was n,,,,trd ,l,,;i;}. nays 81
Ancr srr,,e unin,por,nuI hu .I,r... it,, amend.
,ncn, was adopted and lne bill, as amended. war
nnsscd veos ~. nu,sl2
The Senate then adjourned
Houss.-A communication was received and
road from Nichnlas p. Tnst. ESQ. dated West.
chester. Pa, irving the history of his agency in
framing the treaty. with Mexico, and charging
the President with the intention of conqurrinp
and unne>inv the whole OF Mexico. md with a.
bus,nr the power entrusted to him; aud also
with fesnr,lnr to suborna!ion and perjury, init.
nutine that The House can investigate as 10 the
truth or f,lschnod of the charres, with reference
to impeachment Much sensation was manlles.
ted by the reading IF this document.
Mr.. Truman Smth, of Conn, moved to refer
the paper and accompanying documents to he
Committee on Foreign Relulluus and to PRINT It,
On Mr. SMITHS motion in favor OF pru'lar, Il
division was called for aud the yeas aud nays lie
nunded, which resulted us follows: Yca, 90,
NAYS SO.
The uiotion to refer the documents to the Com.
mttce or Foreign Relations was carried.
The House resolved Itself into Committee of
the Whole, Caleb b. Snih in the Char, and
took up the Civil unt Diplomatic Appropriation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-24
Vermont Central Railroad.

nAILY PAsSENG TRAINS will he tun in connoc
~ tion with the Lowell, Nashua, Concord qud Nuthrm
Railroads. M Giluwa viz.
Leave liosiun Tor Brhclnt "a ociotk, a. NJ
Ionvr Bethel for pu.tou NJ II Ii O'Clock \ VI.
0y Upon the fiyni of the Cnts at Behc Sugcs viii bo
In readiness n convey messengers Morrcl,f, Ru,nud
nnd Middlrhuty The evening, hud all "Hvc Munlp'
Her day and arrive M Ruriurtun in season for The
Boats on LAKE thlmpuir. From MouI drt. - go vii
also tun to liatdwick, Lyndon, Darby Smnscnd, and AL
Northern Vermont.
JAMES MOORE, ginecr and sgp't.
july eih, 1913. 5gtf
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Ncw llorIs Notitts.
PAPER HANGlNGS DEPOT,
no. rs COrtInnelt ST., NcW-A 0rlk,

Oppostc ht Wesirrh Ho,ei.
THE CUOIDN MANI EAt TURING CO.
ORGANIZED under The General Manufacturing Lam n The State
OfNtD- JUk.J
OFFER AT WHOLESALE, in quantities TO suit pur
~ cnscrs at Aa~gdcucr's Looest prizes, for Cash "
approved Credit
PAPER TlANGlNGS Ofevcfy variety OF style and price,
RORuElS ~ mUch.
FIRE BD ARD Prints in great variety
TRANSP NRENr WINDOW III NDES.
oil, PAINTED WINDOW SIl w aud
VIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS.
OF The latest lies aud superior finish, rl VI tho" own
m ,nulaciure I'M orinun A. their stock i large aud
cthey new, they nvic Merchants, Iouksrl"t, mud De T.
IN these ARTICLES ~ call md examine thc Styles AMI
prices whenever tirN vi-it the city.
~ Conry Ncrthans crdmiHo his stuck from sir O'Clock
IN the morHiag nN hH O'tiork IN the CCrRing.
New York Feb %, l6lS. Ol;Tn.
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9EIAQS u 9Au43 .-lpA LsI1A

9GIAUS u 9lAu!J - PA IAA >
This f"p,at has hvon long belua tie auhc aud h,,
by lis uni,,iis nd sau Efficacy secured 6" II ties
ns lron' P,si.s Of The mos, dlstnguIsh'd ch'ra tf is
worth, aud alsn those who have i"e restored
health by as vniurs. ~ Tho 'eoent cNhhln "l he Mass
aehu.c, Charitable Mech e Association, IN this city, /;
especial commentator, which wc heg leave I"
subuiu. Testimonial, ln'm Drs q " amend Nauen
inywafo, EdNarl Ro,uulds, Ji Juhh Jeitrios j. " e.
Smith, aud others at aston aud vdny, have been freely
sven ~ favor u ,i s'me aud bring The most cont ucng
pr,uf that the hst prepluIoh OF ,punil YET
al A. pu'Sessing tls iAcluSSe right los les sale
sulicit your oneis.
Ertnicl Jrom ihr Report of The Judges of Chem,-
caS at The nm Exhibition Of he .linssr hoSeIs
Chriiabe .ncthanc dissertation, heid IN Fam
cut and Qmny Has, Boston, September,
IS47.
"DAviu PARKER, shukcr vhlueo, " II. .is Botle. of
Compound Conorurr ted pirila syrup.
- lhs t1npouud SlrWo ssIsdp tll, as prepared by
the COMMITTEE have uanu l., eAmned. Il comes sustained
by the u the Distinguished PHI, m the
aztec cauuu hu eApns- thrir full 6rhcf IA is sR
crn. qualities Tho ,nstrdirns eu,ein- nio It's eoupsi.
lIou cf such higly useful aud aheatNe th urtur,
that tue Uomnntoa willingly PTonuunce 1t 10 III, beet
popUaiou OF sAfapafili ~ ~ yet kuo~n aud such,
'hink II d serNins 81 a du.l"mLn
sisuod ny JutN WEBSTER, VI. D.,
pr'tys,of Of Ehem,tp ia Harvard College
MAXI Z GAY, VI. H.,
rfleiie ! henl,l and Anah ser Bottom
}. w. oanfii, ND, Rc.,dcn. aud rph
rh,,'riin ii ine NY Of hu'on-l.ntor
Of the nUsol slediual and Surs'ealJour
,.,,. .,, n'L-ANo urnte'' t,
fFNe Wpuh Asa stAiui that tue formula ms heoh 'lh
hriu,e tina New illmpAro Medical Sooety aud hy them
my AppioNed HHd tnal Use calculated M ,,ELL,
Nreun, n. II. who ha tested It's ,uuer, cordially N-
nNts tr lTep0t tOu aud prscfbus thls medicine an ms
pracicr g,urrlb tit hang Tho best aIiole sno~u for
chrome M atou VI Tho Digestive Organs. Dyspepsia OF
indig 500, JALnl'e, Necklaces OF Tue stumArh, san
thuu, FGueiunal iisulafsoi tho iivri, Chrome Erup
tluis o lno skin, r siolAs, all seroiuous Discusses
10 guard NJ tinst oontefods In f,uio the outside ca.
yulonts ul All tho viii be sign IN the han lwftng
uf Dt. lOMAs CokBEfTi without Which u,ne wiil W.
S,J1for sale by REDFIELD * GRANNls.
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CHAIN CRAlbI,llS

A Superior ''' IN AsS Ts g sS s
July Is, 1919 ~
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LUCY IiONNlER {:

4 NEW NUON ~ JUDiE IIIlNf~U N-iusi pub
~ ishvd aud Tor sale 10y TIE llc7ru or single. II
WAlrUN's hnOkSl ONE
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11
Notice.

To my subscribers in IIinesburgh and Hun
hngton; Gentlemen, it is nearly four years
since | commenced delivering to You the Gal
axy and some of you have pad every year,
some a part and some not one cent. Now |
find no fault with any of you. ] find myself
considerably in arrears to r Bell, who has
been very lenient towards me, which has ena-
hled me to show you the same leniency. But
the time has now come when | must make pay
ment. which intend TO do to the extent OF
my ability. The sickness in my family the
past season has exhausted my other resources.
or | should not call upon YOU at this time. l
hope YOU will one and all lcEd me helping
hand All agreements will be adhered to on
my part, and no one has had or shall have any
just cause Of complaint.
DANIEL NIMBLET.
IIinesburgh, Jan. 4th, 1917. 81; Sw.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11

Read the follo1ring,-It is really astonish
ing 10 see what wonderful cures are performed
by the use of the Sarsaparilla and Tomato
Biuers.
Extract Of letter from DR.. Williams Of
VII
Gentlemen-I will thank you TO send me
Two dozen more of your .SarsaparilIa and
Tomato Biiers. have used il with great
success in fou- cases Of dyspepsia, curing
each OF them in an almost incredible short
lime likewise one case of scroiuIous humor
and one Of jaunGice. consider il a valua-
BILE compound, and must say have used i,
with the happiest effects. Should like 10
have il so soon as convenient. One of the
cases OF dyspepsia was gentleman who had
suffered long time, and had been 10 The
Springs for two seasons.
A. Boyden, Esq Of Cambridge cured Of
the dyspepsia ofa year standing, after try
ing Il hundred remedies without the leasr
effect.
W. u. Russell Agent
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11
FR,1M MONTERREY.

The Gd-stte, published at Monterey, of the date
OF Dec. l. gives the following descriptions of 4
fight which occurred between a small party under
the command of Lieut.. Col Randolph Of the Nir-
gnia Regiment, and party of Rancheros armed
Nirh laie,.s and pistols, and believed to be com
mandcd by dcserter fOm our ranks, between
iSaltiilo and Monterey
On Thursday the 2d inst as we were on our
way 10 this place and when near the deserted ran
clio, five men, who formed our advance, rode
back and stated that they had been freedom. I'm
nediatcly Capt Ders Of the 18th artillery, rode W
when the Iancheros charged US from both sides o
the road, and our party, unfortunately not antci-
pating an attack, we're taken quito mawareS
Capt. Deas- with his usual daring and galiantry,
charged them on horseback with only drawn
sabre, and. when in the act of cutting at them his
horse SHE'D, and he ! am sorry to say, received a
severe wound from lance in the back. Immc.
diatclv, Capt BarshJale of the Mississippi rcgi-
ment, seeing the position of Capt. Deas. jumped
from the Wagon. having seized his rifle, and ia
king deliberate aim at the scoundrel who lanced
Dcas, he fired at him. and he reeled in his saddle
10 doubt MORALLY wounded
They Immediately retreatcd l think they
numbered between thirty aud forty Our party
consisted Of Col Randolph, Capt Dcas, Can't
Barshdale, Lieut.. Mason, myself and ten men.
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Pi-iEO.TDRTES.

!; wilI lac s,-en that MISS Iial|ei. Cnms:on
pnd Allen. ia Heir a,lcl;izrn,ent refer to us
IN relation TO their instruments That they
have done 50 has arisen from The circumstance
hat We have recently puniri>cd 4 Pia'.o Forte
q their manufacture. wh;' h is now in cur pos
session. and With we clerrGully recommend
a' possessing surrrio: excellence. Others far
more capable Of jadging than ourselves, alal
several who are c~tccnicI real amateurs, rank
1t among the very best Pianos 70 which they
have ever listened, and It's powers Of melody
quite equal if noi far superior to those whics
have hitherto enjoyed the highest popularity IN
this quarter We invite those who contcm-
plate purchasing to call and exasninc for them
selves
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11
THE TELEGRAPH.

The work ~H the Telegraph Line, we arc
.-aI 10 anaornrr, is making rapid progress
We are permitted by one of the Trustees, Col
Plck. TO publish the following extract of let
ter from the in'lciatigablc Mr.. CORNELL, the
constructor dated the 81 inst
The wire is III position for forty miles from
Troy End Ly ta-nsrIow night Hast TUESDAY
the Offices quay i'e opened. for the transaction
Of h;,s.nc<s. =; Bennington and Manchester.
The work t!ns far. looks finely. 1t IS, beyond
question. the best linc of Magnetic Telegraph
yet erected.
The Wire is on the Poles as far as Rut-
lail and by next SATURDAY tomorrow night.
l hope 10 be- able to place the Telegraph III up
Grafton ut Whitehall and can src nothing
that can prevent cur having the e'.ire Line i'll
perfect operation about the goth inst
Free Press 9TH inst
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11

We are gr atifed to learn that the Hon
G. p. Marsh has beenaprointed Regent oftiC
Smithsonian Institute, in the place Of Robert
Dale Owen. No better appointment could
have been made. Its well that one of the ri
pest scholars ofthe country should be placed
at the head of this great national institution.
And again it is well that he Is to supcrccdc
such man as Robert Dale Owen, jealous
co-worker with those revolutionary fanatics in
politics and religion who would PROSTATE all
the civil and ecclesiastical institutions of the
country.
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THE BURLINGTON SENTINEL & DEMocRAT.
Mr.. Winslow, the editor ofthc Sentinel in
his last paper announces sale ofthc establish
ment to George Howard Paul & Co. by whom
it will hereafter he conducted. Under the auspi-
ces of Mr.. Paul whom he pronounces to be a
young man OF fine attainments, he says he has
no doubt the Sentinel and Democrat will take
rank among the ablest Journals of Vermont,
ifnot in New England. 1t will also be enlar-
ged.
We are gratifed in being able to say, that
although we have never had the pleasure of
having a personal acquaintance with Mr.. W.
and are toto coe'o opposed TO him in politics,
We award to him the praise of very rcspecta-
Die talents, intelligence. and tact, displayed in
conducting his journal for year or two past,
during which We have more particularly mott
ced Its contents.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11

In the Town of Palermo, in the state of
New York. resides gentleman by the name
Of Gardner Il well known and highly res
pected minister. Elder Solomon Garduer $
daughter, in The month OF October 1915, was
iakea with dropsy and wen: through the
successive stages Of that disease and was al
last given up by The first medical men of the
vicinity. at This stage. writes Mr. Gardner, as
we heard oiyour LiihonlrIpiic-sent in great
mast Tor large bo.Ie-she took il If, DAYS
was peter, sent for MORE and at this date.
May ioih lSl6, my daughter is now at work
and Tree from that dreadful disease-to ali
human appearance. as well as ever.
SOLOMON GARDNER.
The above is correct regarding nv case
| am happy TO add | am well.
MARY ANN GARDNER
w. P. Russell.
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rs Do MT iail to read the extract We have
ei,cn on our FIRST page from Mr.. GALLATIN's
Pamphlet on the war. More deception never
v:,S embodied in any public document than
the last Presidents Message, which Mr.. G.
la. exposed 10 admiration.
rs The Telegraph Office in Aiddlebury is
beine prepared by Nr. J. Stewart, in the room
oerr the Posi- Office. 1t is expected that the
.ircine sill be completed within week or
ten day. to this place, when We shall be put in
ian~liu.e communication with ali staii Us
soath.
t. Later ad,ires iron, Mexico siy that Gen.
FAR Is on his way to tke Cnitcd States. ard
will resign his commission - soon a. ha arrives
Rui thc-c aa,ieci i:rn,:oa WY little that Is
iur,nr;..lf Nov AMI then = guerrilla a;tack
UPON ,oiac trains Of sarpic-, nothing n.ore.
Il. The Green No1alain Freeman talk ~
II its parry r,srled John p lac 10 tho I'M
tel States S,.:,tc W had TIE impress Oh
that he u.s elected J., eo,ac 4io Wing, - H.
d.prn,ltnt and - Iil,r;y votes Had TIE
Wing. Lc!rayei a. ha.e t.. Liberty leaders On
alalo.; ever, o-ra,on '.hsa I, . could do goo,l,
=, John z. Hide w,uld haze seen in the Sen
a;c-hu soa,,. PAIL !'il!;.1.-l..,n Peck, or sn..h
lie character w.a.id ila,- I'll his .,'a.c.
[Caie,lanian.
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For sale by.

APoPLExY-fhis dreadful complaint is
generally preceded by pain in the head. gid
dinc<s, especially on Inrnins suddenly round.
dimnesS oil sigh s,upor, loss of memory. and
other unpleasant symptoms. which INDICATE
Il loaded and corrupt stale Of the blood.
Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are di-
rect purifier of The blood. and are therefore n
certain preventive from apopleXy, because
they eXpel from The body ih"sc s'agnant and
corrupt hnmors. which are The cause ofevery
malady iniridcni prn.
WrigIts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid
and improve digestion, rs well as purify the
blood, and therefore not only drive disease oil
every name from The buay hut are one of the
best, il not the very hest medicine in the
world for The cure OF collie. dysentery, cholera
morbus, and other diseases Of The intesii-
ncs.
Beware Of Countcrfeits Of all kinds Some ar
rUated with sugar, Others made TO reson lie
outward appearance the original medicine The
safest course Is, 10 purclIa of the regular agents
only, one more Of whom may be found in every
,illage and town in the State.
W. p. Russell. and S. Moody, Agents
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-01-11

SrEcIi:--Thc amount of specie carried ont
in tie steamer lIibcrnia, which sailed from
New lp,!,. 81 inst. WAS something over S37S-
AGO. This. with the exports by sailing vessels,
viii make the amount cleared at the New
York Custom House last week above S576, 900
.!ul q PHXLi's. in the Senate, Is member
Of the three important Committees, Of Finance.
Indian .tilsir~ ;.Ad Pensions; Mr. Upham is
oa t, committee on Manufactures, on RcvO-
ui.onary Cl;,i,nS and OH bills