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81 ia nlirh scuar q lie eve HsfRffrs AL I
ler+.1 liza hern TrssslrTFd io him u MrA'-
-. This nPinion 1 naW draIAeEztly EFi,'
era,e. Yoa and ! knaw PfTfrrily nj I
a. psrsans Elo aEs n lhe hahii a LIE
Fsry comp silion can drtnri ihe sisir.
mannrr II ll,eaghi. and turn a eaPnesslen
az ; writes. aflrF having hrsn arqnzanara
wiih sams Il his PROHIBITIONS. wilh SRI
.Iaiuiy Il least equal 10 llzi Niih Sh,rl'
one fxpsrl in pennanshiP ran decide nP-
On the sigaslnTe a one xhom he has sesa
wife his name. q,
81 90 nal mean 10 deny that General
Tsvlar. Ike Gsneral Washington. ami
Ike every olhrr nodesa man. may have
had he sid Of literary friend IN looking
ossE his dispatches, WEiii' n. - nc! a''''si
hare hren. under exriiemeni and same
Tins in hasie; and that frirnd max have
erased \ Erslundanl wnEd az phase, or
rounded = period. n this be eEldfnee oi
inespariiy. who shall ssraPes u . no
lnrious that the writings ni Washington.
and partieularly his Farewell Address. un-
derwrnl he revision Of Gen. Hamilton /;
and lhat the messages and public commit
niealions of every other President have
always been subjected Ia the critical eN-
animation of his cahinei. Indeed. dn
moi hesitate 10 say lhai the nsn who will
submit important public papers 10 the
public semiiny without the fesision Of 4
friend. when II can he ahiained. will e.
vinee more presumption ll.an good srnse.
{ "F"r lnriy years Gen. Taylor has been
in the military seTyire NJ his couniFy ;
more than thirty wears Of the time N gar.
risons and II pasis, where in a time 81
peare he has had abundant leisure. Ills
habits are admitted ON all sides To be ex-
emplary. and he is known 10 be any hing
bur an indoleni man. What. then. have
probably hcen his occupations during ihe
tedious days. weeks, months. and years oi
garrison duty! The answer 10 the ques-
lion may he found in the rich, manly. and
condensed thought that makes bis compo-
si,lons modes nf epis,olary wiring. And
il may be found in the significant fact sta.
ted BY the veteran Gen. Gibson {" Mr..
J crilienden. and by him proclaimed al
Piisburg. that he had been for many wears
associated with Gen. TAYLOR in military
service. and frequently on conrls martial
and Of inquiry with him. and that General
Taylor always drew mp the proceedings
and reports Of the courts. Men aceuslom.
ed 10 business will see the full force oI
. this fact"
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hinasFlf - PrusiGzEt - ale eountFy. sla1
he wade ruunaFy. Thai man ! a.
cHssE TaEL0Rs
isal lhe y hiss are denounsad faE haE-
ing PLACED Millsrl Fillmnre 0n lllrir Tirk-
81. A mere ale. expsrisnosd and up
Iighl statesman rnuld moi hsse been -
lrrisd. lie i charged. however. Nth L.
ing an Aholilianisl. and ilse pr.af shirh
i adiueed a. Sustain Il. il found il his
hasing iniotnresl priiiion il Congress.
in Is3s. or lhe zhallshmenl 81 slavery IN
the District nf cniumhia- We 81 knnw
the feslings aud opiainns Of many u the
ahlssi and hesi men nf ihe North, on the
risht II petition. and The Democrats. prI-
haPs. are not aUaEe that equally rs ssnsng
pEs,of can hc brnughI against MT. cass -
Mr.. Fillmore. NJ says The Eecord. and
In that lei u appeal. Tn the SSH page
Of The Senate Js'urnsl, 1856. i Tie fol-
lowing entry:
Nh. cass pFesrnloa he Tatiiian OfrisiErns II
Michigan, demonstrating against The admlssipn d
Texas inis the Iaion, Nilh Constitution to-
rating slavery"
I'm page 49, is the following entry:
MIR. Cas- presented petition Of riiizrns Il
The state Of Michigan, demonstrating sgainst the
aaHnis.isa Of Texas into tie Union, with ecE-
sissu,iOn l0leEaiing slavery"
: The farmer was presented on The 18Th
Of January, 1886. and the latter an TIE
4ih Of February thereafter. The joint
resolutions admitting Texas into lie Tn
i"n. as n sfais. wiIh Constitution IOle-
rating slavery. passed Congress about the
2iIh December. 1915. and were approved
the 2iih If thai month. So Texas WAS
then IN the Union. as = state, AMI vel we
find Ne. Cass introducing Two peiiiiuns,
aimed directly nj her domestic institution.
3 Yes! We find Ills Democratic caRdl.
date for the Presidency, then a Senator
IL COnggess-TepTesrnIin Ils sovereign
t. of the state h0uud 10 do all in his
power tn project their righIs-aiier T., Y
as hail been admitted into the Union as i
slave state. with 4 Constitution which
Congress has no power Ia alter. amend
or disIurb-presen,ing petitions which
protested against one Of her rights confer
red by that Constitution I!
! These are facts from the record. and lei
lhnse who have made The unjust assault
aud preferred the charge Of AboliIionism
against Mr.. Fillmore, for having present.
eel petition thirteen years ago. on the
suhjert Of slavery. make the most Of ii
They will find that they can gain but lii.
lie in such warfare kept up against one
who though residing in The extreme North
vet throughout his public career has been
ever true to- his country aud her consiitu'
ton.
His unhlemi>hpd character, public and
private, renders him III associate Of thai
Hero and Patriot, who is destined 10 beaI
the Wing Banner, las he ever has, here
toiore. that Of hIs eoun'ry) in triumph
through the hottest OF the roming conflict
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~ We ere requested 10 say. lhat NJ. Manly,
The Whig candidate Cor Governor. Is srpeeisd 70
BE- present al the Battalion Muster AZ Shallow
iaaI. on Haw River. on Tuesday The Ia Il Az.
gust, and will sddrcss his fsllow ciiizrns Of Or.
snsr.
We have understood Tint VIZ. Reid, the Demo.
eIslie candidate. viii also be there, though Hs
have MOI hccn authorized 10 say -.
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The Game of 3rag. - The game Of
brag has been extensively Practise, in some quar-
tiers, and we find our neiehbor Of the Ratoon is
likely to make capital hand at it, and bids fair
to rival his contemporary at Raleigh. As a spcci-
men we quote the following from the Raioon Of
last week:
OF Col. Reds election rs the next Governor
OF North Carolina, no farther doubt can be en-.
tertalned. In the eastern part Of the state he will
get a larger waite than has ever been polled for a
Democratic candidate; and in the west, the glo.
Tious west among the hardy and unsophisticaicd
mountancers, his triumph DiH be comphte."f
Most Of the readers Of the Ratoon in Orange
doubtless have some "reminiscences Of similar
flights Of fancy which made their appearance in
the STANDARD in years that are pas, something
OF tn numbering W Olympus" in 1910, " el'
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The Rr0hca swOrd.--fn order to re-
move the impression upon oor mind that il was
Col M'Auhur. and not Gen. Cas-, who broke his
sword at the surrender Of Gen. Hull at Detroit,
in 1919, the editor OF the Ratoon has puhlisheda
letter from one 4" William Willis" who says that
he saU ten Cas- break his sword; but he did
not see or hear Of Col. M'Anhur doing the same
thing, though. according to his statement, he
must have been present when that officer was
met by the British Commander This letter the
editor Of the RatOon thinks, "prOres beyond
doubt, that the assertion that Gen. Cas- did not
break his sword, as has bscn affirmed, Is silly
Eilsehood.'
We are not told WHO this civilian Will" il,
or under what circumstances the letter was writ
ten. But il is recent affair, being dated in June
last, aud has the appearance of having been got
up for the occasion, and is more than suspicious
from the spirit which it displays. II can have no
weight, therefore, in coniroser,ing the united tes-
timony Of the journals contemporary with the tran
sactions which they profess TO relate; and parc-
uIarly journal so respectable as Niles's Regis
ter, which is frequently referred to ms authoriiy
aud whose editor, Republican Of the true Jcllcr-
sonian school, could kavc no motive for falsiiying
the facts Of the case. And here We leave the
matter.
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Death OF Nrr. Gales.

beath Oh VT. Gales. - We regret 10
learn, through the Pos, Master al this place, that
Weston R. Gales. Esq. eii;or Of the Raleigh lie.
gister, died in Petersburg on Sunday morning
last. We have long krown Mr.. Gales. and have
esteemed him highly or his many excellent qua.
hiies, both Of head and heart. lie was generous
almOs, to fault, and few men living have more
warmly attached personal friends than had IVES.
ton X. Gales. Having been for many years con.
nccted with the Register be wss extensively
known. He has represented the county Of Wake
in the Legislature. and for several years filed tie
Office Of In,endant n INC city u Raleigh.
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A Voice from Ohio. Go

n VOICE II0m UnlO. -1ol. NnilhI.
who was leading delegate in the Wing
National Convention from the state OF
Ohio. writes thus in letter TO friend:
at is tue. that in The Convention |
did moi vote for ten. Taylor, but in ac-
corlance with The instructions | had re.
cci' ell. my vote was cast Tor another dts.
tinguished parsonage. With tn nominal
ti"n, however, was perfectly satisfied.
| believe no man since the days Of George
Washington. has led the American army
with more wisdom and prudence, OF more
determined valor aud devoted patriotism,
than Gen. Taylor. | believe that the
great interests of our beloved country will
be safe in his hands, aud under his gui.
dance and direction. With this conyic.
ton, how could DO otherwise than did!
In every emergency he has been found
able for the crisis. will give lin my
hearty support, believing that with such a
Pilot al the helm of the good old shin
Umtrd States. she Will weather every
storm that may arise. aud that should The
sea be d" Rough" he will be always " Rea.
dy."
Very truly your friend,
J. COLLIER.
j. DOUGLASS, esq.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-02

A letter from Thames, Oxfordshire, England
dated September 20, ls47, SAYS =" If you could
inform me regarding an agency for the Lithon-
triptic Mixture, if l could obtain it &C., l should
be glad. We much admired the style in which it
is put up, and have been strongly convinced of its
great curative powers. twas tried here in a case
of worms in child, and with perfect success q
case of dropsy also was cured by it; some num-
Der CT cases of eruptiYe diseases SC. could sell
a large quantity, indeed my friends have offered
me the money to forward for few dozens of the
article, but know not where to address my let
ter save through you" This was handed us by
gentleman from Canada who forwarded guam
tity of Vaughn's Medicine to England for sick
friend Such is its character all over the world.
Call at the Agencies in this paper, undK Great
American Remedy, and get pamphlet.
w. j. Russell. Agent
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A VOICE FROM VERMONT.

Tunbridge. Orange Co, VT, Nov. IS, ls45.
Mr.. Seth ". Fowle:
Dear SRI hereby certify that one year ago
last june, was violently attacked with cold &
cough, with a lame side and stomach and was
not free from a cough during that summer. In
December following my cough increased to an a.
farming extent, so that during that winter l lost
about thirty five pounds of flesh, and physicians
with whom l advised, could give me no relief 1t
was thought by all that should never recover.
As my good fortune would have it, in March fol-
lowing, after suffering exceedingly through the
winter heard of the beneficial effects of Wistar
Balsam of Wild Cherry. by way of friend who
had received the greatest benefits by the use OF
the article, and was induced to make trial of it
myself and no words can express my obligations
to that friend for thus recommending this article
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had not taken up one bottle before / was COM
plctcly cured. and from that day TO this have
not been troubled with cough l can cheerfully
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value, hoping others may be induced to Try it, and
thus become convinced of its merits, and perhaps
saved from the fatal grasp of consumption.
FREEMAN MOVES,
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
w. P. Russell. Agent.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Dl>lIltl Ol Auul>OU. s.
BE it remembered. that at IL Probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and for the District OF Addison,
on the 2sth day of April, y. ID. ls4S.
Ldrnard Atwood adm inislrarnr Of the es-
tate of ISAAC ATWOOD.
late Of Leicester in said DISTRICT, deceased pre-
senrs his administration account for allow
ance: : Il is thereupon ordered, that said ac-
count be considt red for allowance. nj the
session Of lhisCourt 10 be held At the office
Of the Register OF this Court in said Mid
dlebury, on Thursday, the 2Slh day Of MAY
next at one o'clock in the afternoon and
that said administrator cause notice thereof
to be given 10 all persons interested, thai
they may appear and make their objections
if any they may have. 10 The allowance Of sold
account by publishing = certified copy ofths
order ia lhcsMidilebury Galaxy newsra-
per printed at said Midd.ehury-threcw weeks
successfully, previous 10 the lime Of san
Court.
I'D. s bushnell. Register.
A true COPY of Record.
Attest id s. Bushnell RcGisfer
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PROBATE NOTICES
STATE OF VERMONT

District Of Addison, IS.
BE it remembered, that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury. in and for the District of Addison
on the 5th day Of April, \. d. ls4s,
James Mcdonald administrator of the estate of
HARRY ABBEY.
late of said Aliddlebury, deceased, presents his
petition in writing to this Court, praying for Ii
cense to sell real estate of said deceased, for
the purpose of paying the debts of said deceased
and expenses Of administration, and therein sets
forth the amount Of debts Of the deceased the ex-
penses of administration the value Of the person.
nj estate and the situation of the real estate of
the deceased, and that it is necessary 10 sell real
estate fer thephrpose aforesaid 1t is thereupon
ordered. that said petition he considered by this
Court, at the session thereof TO lie held at the
Office of the Register Of this Court in said Mid
debury, on Thursday the 4th day Of Maynext, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon: and that notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their objections
if any they may have, 10 said license being grant
ed, by publishing certified copy Of this or
der in the Middlehury Gaaxy-a newspaper
printed at said MidcIebury-threc weeks sue
cessively, previous 10 the time of said Court.
led. S. Bushnell, Register.
a true copy of Record.
81 Attest, Jed S. Bushnell, Register.
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7 DAYS LATER from
EUROPE !!
Arrival Of the America.
Ne,c- York, April 90,
8 o'clock. p. NJ.

8 o'clock, L. NJ.
The Prussian troops are advancing in
into Uolsiein.
The King of Denmark has left Copen-
hagen, TO join the army.
Hungary has declared herself indepen-
dent and chosen Arch Duke Stephen
King.
At Bantren in the Tyrol the citadel had
yielded to the Provisional Government.
In Prussia preparations for war are ac-
tive
Serious disturbances had taken place
at St. Petersburgh.
Some disturbances at Cologne but they
were suppressed.
The Sicilian Independent Parliam ent
in session.
Large numbers troops are concenira-
ting on the Sar dinian frontier
The Austrian and Sandman troops are
approaching each other in Lombardy, in
the Venitian territory.
Every defle is guarded in order TO pre-
vent Austrian endorsements entering It.
lily.
Continental advices in Liverpool, are
much more satisfactory than for some
time. In Berlin several banking houses
have failed.
The Chartist meeting was complete
failure and passed off quietly. The spec
ial constables turned out.
Evening Report
Iop;s Pb;linne arrived at New York. with
his family and ii few friends. He passed by
the name of Wilson. He looks care-worn,
Lutsis in his usual health.
ExGLAND.-The Chartst petition had
been carried 10 Parliament, by appointed
deputies. TheCh artist meetings called in
Manchester g. Glasgow had fallen through.
IRELAND. No important changes since the
7lh People appeared TO be waiting the
movement of Parliament. Repeal excite
ment continues strong.
FRANCE.-There is but little improvement in
the Financial affairs of France. The workmen
were in full instruction at Toulouse. The poo
pie at StraSbourg were in collision with the mill
tarv Serious disturbances had broken out a
mong the laboring classes Of Havre. Great ex-
citement throughout France.
Denmark is preparing for war.
| Venice is about declaring Republic.
Russia has sent large bodies of hoops TO Ode
ma and Turkey.
1t is reported that Germany had declared Re-
public. Not generally credited.
French Convention meets 4th May.
Outbreaks reported in Ireland
Paris is ina fcrment. Bands Of people patroll-
ing the streets.
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Host Extraordinary Work!
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A SWIMMING OF THE HEAD like every 9th
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MlSSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers, being appointed l'y
the Probate Court for the District OF Addison
Commissioners, to receive. examine and al
just all claims aud demands Of all persons Il
gaInst the estate Of
REBECCA ALLEN,
late ol Whiting. in said District, deceased,
and also al claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto: Ard six months from the I0'h
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Benjamin Casey, J Commits
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Dated at Whining, This 2Oih day Of April.
1913. 81
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Evening Report.
New-Y York, Monday. Z o'clock

Newly ork, Monday, o'clock P M
E. G. Greenwood mate of the brig Col.
Taylor, of Beverly. just arrived from St.
Jago, Cuba, was arrested this morning,
on charge Of having murdered VIM. Coz
byte. Seaman on board the Taylor. 1t
is alleged tina Greenwood killed Coibyle,
by blow of the Ships ax-also, that he
tried to induce the murdered man and the
steward to aid him in killing the Captain,
and running away with the vessel.
A fire occurred in Philadelphia last
night, which destroyed two buildings on
Ninth St, five buildings on Fourth St.
and severely damaged some eight or ten
other buildings.
CoNcREss. Foth Houses adjourned at
an early hour to-day. after having eulo-
aized Senator Ashley. Mr.. johnson Of
Arkansas adjourned the House, and Messrs
Borland and Bpeese the Senate.
A Locomotive exploded on Reading
Road to-day. Nagel, engineer, and Calf
ney, fireman, were killed, aud four badly
wounded.
There vas an expo sion of fireworks
1t Cincinnati, by which two were killed
and three wounded.
Iowa ELrcrIoH.-Harlan is elected su
perintendent-70 majority.
Accounts from Ell Paso. Price left Chi
huahua, with his whole force. Another
revolution expected at San;e Fe. The
Mexicans are very insolent.
The Methodist Conferen e is in session
Bishop Heading presiding.
VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures from q
counties show Democratic gain of two
delegates In the House Of Delegates
there are - Wings TO 81 Democrats.
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IFrom the Daily NALL

It is with great deal Of pleasure that VIC can
the Sarsaparila ana Tomato Bitters which are
sold by Brown, No 6S Washington street, are eff
fecting most astonishing cures in purifying the
blood aud assisting digestion Many of the ply
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Austrian Army trithdracn to Lodii-F7gh-
ting on the Continent!
A battle had been fought at Remsburgh 10
Schlessing. The Holsiein army was defeat
ed. Loss great on both Sides
A battle was expected on the banks Of the
Mimic.
Mantua had fallen into the hands OF
Lombardy. The Austrian General was
taken prisoner.
Verona has proclaimed Republic.
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TO FARMERS, MILLERS,

MECHANICS, HOUSE KEEPERS, sc. :
A large number of able-Lodied, industriou
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Application to the COMMISSIONERS
OF EMIGRATION city of New York, by
letter or otherwise, will receive prompt atten-
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EGT The Commissioners are also authorized.
to execute indentures for Boys and Girls, of
whom there are numbers now desiring situa-
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New York, March 25th. 1s4s. 40 sw.