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GOING TO HoUsE-KEEPIuo

Is DEPRIVED Of bali is uoablss by hsvios good eocs
nx aLensis nose that will stand IRE lsss, he We
ODER OF Itis char scter 10 The line Of
HsEDvAsE-Iron, composition and snsmssd ROAD go
oval pots lstes pane. fry pans and gfanoes
Estes soup dlgsssrs pres-rys seuss asw vsns ~
,oisrs gddl-s, ssd IRE irons. wsns nrrssss sc
Tfs Wsk-rsos eofss boilers bssiDx psns case 1sns,
al flers and cans wssrins pots mg1o nngs gfasss tse
and coffee csdd-s sgfsr snd boxss 6a end psppss
1rsdz- bones Dutcn ovess, bssins spoSns - ese
''p-""' SAITH, foRREY CO.
"A sttsA SIN Of he Big Tee ksuss. 70 hssdss-lsns.
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L o cARslNeroN, Aae.Ieo,.., .

10y JACOB -. PLAT HARDWARE. Cutlery
ID Music.l lrsuum-rts Oaus PLACED Ware and oae en-
tire set u sheffield pattern esrds OF sesn mseus'ees
butcher suiv-s; edge tools plst~d ware. ke-JASob
rLArT will sol THIS DAY. Of l0.o'eocs, me eae-
generL assortment of hardware so dossn hnives sed
fors. eusnny OF American cutlery, cissofs shesn,
sgs OF fded pocss onusry cssss single oarei per
QUESTION sans bTsss csndssicks, Locks vionns faNae'
hsnd,.w hes rope, wash tube ~vghis. tsstrays euhes
edge tools Shelf I'D sheep shess snd dee rope snsmsa
brace ard bus - dessn rskes sh0vsls. backgammon
boards &c and he ussi sssoriment Of shelf hardware
cutlery and fancy gcods. In ois W si, purchasers
without re,.rve aud the sneston u purchaser directed
10 the same Aso, of dentists Tools ess $50. wtn
which IN. ssle will commences. myt IL
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REMOVALS..

a RoBERr sor ROGERS s. GEO. wooDMAH
COUSsELORs-AT-LAW
IIAvE REMOVED iksir oG-es from . " ala to q
l. wIian-st doors shove ws.-sS nyi VIZ
DEnDyED -GEORGE AEGsATH "a. removed
ID 1is al ,--- r. e 4" a s % 30 Nsi.-'t uy+ ~
IIEu0Y.I.-PrILlP sRSsT Prot--.or ofis- Boehn
n - C---srv NJ ard o. -r f1ril patsrs
- fl-. -. ~ 1as r-lyvFi De- 20 B-1s1wsy L.fsrge
- 81, "a. IRIS 30 src E = asrfl m-f -
DECENTRALIZATION JARVIS. DrsP-r a. r.. 81.
II =. -. r.~. rr.l Srratrsy 80 c@-I-rst
~ 81 " 5o.t--. -h--- IL -i DC happy vail "a
f-t-11. az ~ p1l r. ny5 4is-
,TI1IUTaI--'NfFT EURLfCr 4 co hsve -
X -,-v-i I'm Nsf--p o t-- spsrior. t.rr- -
P-.-., 49, -ars s11r- M.5---sne formerly occg7iea
~ r ~ Moore 4 Co myi lTis'
ri ooySI,--DAYIO DIZZY FIELD AZ JANEs
IL SLIYTl E. ave removed ia@I az =. ron a.
.N..r.t 1, ~ N.Y. sls
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=, .xc,,, IN Is,s Of $50 3Ql 20. equs

-. .,ovtna an excess In leis oil sjo,J2i ~ eqls
lss y cent The receipts Of this Road for
p', February, March and April, compared with
months Of lsst year, have boon a. annexed
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~ re.,imony of an Experienced Physician,

IlRADX,. GALLERY OF DAGUERREorYPEs: rs
ID sud 207 Broadway, corner OF faisonst N.Y. :.
'I'O PhINTKRs.-A complete set Of Drying Poe'
..lr =, he T,,h1ns Jare my4u
iIUR sAIE-A hsadsom Soda fountain and AppsI'
L slus cheap Apply al The cor Of BARK aud fooiin' e
iSOK sILk-A set Of srong Awning Po''s sDd Avn,
u ing viii be sold ehesp. Apply corner OF s'os'~N 11
NOR rII.R--scnp irsued by su.boriIy Of Nes'ry Of
/ Grscs Church, Brooklyn Heights Amounting TO Two
hundred and nfy dolst' Psy.o.s n N. h c, an
pyM fmy4 2isl APPLETON = % wv orOsI~ Az
nKIAN..-r.o small Church Organs or ss.e soihie
" cases With Gilt pipes in front THOSE N'sn'us - ps
mT4ir. W II. DAVIS, org,n sal der.
eIn 0O0 TO LOAN-ln one sum on iSpro'ed
SlU.UOV city P'9gs, ss ps sr sSRi As.2a
xT,,I-pI-E.E .SDDENrIsTs GOLD fOiL
UOREMoVAL subscriber has removed ia ~saa
factory fson % Resde liz Rrankin'' es,~eSe "e'
S,csd Vs.! and cAa''N'' r,.-s,e.i cod s--.,
LII>HsR n BIRD have receives Sy ..e 49,.
i Gsrden s.sirss (sosne nsiar.l SUE s.ton 81
horsrs Tile &c. which together VIM hesI S ~ S
a.ery sculpture Chimney Pisces &c ney oast - ~
| srsis prie-s = -
ia. FsUCIirwANGBK's OFfICs.S sIo 40,
or sSSmb~r ofyssr, and are warranted ,dectas
| The Compound Chemical Whsle OIL soar, sssin'i re
spring rne mo.hs wecA are nosi destructive {, WOO
DANES clothing s,d isr. arc sanih,,ssd ey IRE
scogoxieen for INC OF beeoass AID
c.ctroSches, and h.s Raj Pass, Al anniversary aP
IA, Artificial MsDures S1lpbat-s ofAnm0n's S1l?h o.
80 Nitrate Of sods Bone Dast NC ~ ali nss be had
re- .snsrosity Of his Antpolrd Dsofecgng AgeaL for
,rs shns pryies, sck rooms, &c si,es;ed by 2resI
| 49, ,sipmss.ess the hotel keepers ADD Tie boGfd "
ssso Cholsgogue for the radical cure OF ever and
10 80 h,,ls OF " hich guarantees arrnssststrsot
~ al he above goocs are runcins y exscntec y
| VToeis ''' DR. LEWIS Performances,
| q Broadway, near The Bonded Nsreaoe.e.
i NJ Iohn-fl t1ltOcSl Col0cf 81
| Agcnts cor brosa"V mys sus'
fro1t-sl
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CHtI-GA EenALK -RnINARY. 81

IHHFlSEA = n Ale : G. IA ~ - lN-'-
' rets A. opposite Che s-s-scgsrr. N-E-Y0fE In his
ir.ru- ne e, year ccnsiaf. o. ~ The spring
t-- tg-s ~ y-ar ~ charges made from he n =
-nra-ce TIE charge fsr tn1 and board. ire gilrg 81
n-c-.s4res corrected VIII o. -N per snnuU Ins n'u
t1u,r ~ .ss.yArts,es qgi.ie Tor us-f g ard Hrns
n,-rt. -1ursiior Th- Principals Gss's'et hy
,-ot srd 1ihv clan-1 iescrers Every facility "a - I'd
ID h- sn-y u g. French language ard Muse CQurs-s
Of Lee ures enrua delivered Circulars. With refer
ncrs cooiaLiaS rrore panrl Information, may 6e Oh
tsinei OF application 10 ~ Pfincirsls
nv I-i.f MISSES DODGE. - Tw-nueth-st
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BUTTER MADE II 10 n41v -
TN OaDsk TO CONVINCE THE iNcAkDvtocs -
i sausfy the c1rioas u o'cocs, dstiy o. soe.
% Brosfv Id sI0ry, Claiming 81. - BE- -
.hory Ia lsrso1's dopbis-eennf kseAy -, - -
its csilttyts red. Single ebesns ffon - - y - -
!os siss' rsa- usds sipptsd- Az siSsssv ~ -
,hs sas of Cozufy rishs IN tss efsls o. NsviSs - ~
-, NJ js,ssg nav 30 os6s'pe< ~ shove
~. DOU0LADA AGsui, syeenG
DoWRR PRK5g WOkk-0se y ~
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nj a RAJ NE JOU X n n l. q.
PORT OF NEw.yoRK......MAY 4.

MINIATURE ADMINISTRATION DAY.
In, s,,-N.e.-,N ssss 81 las MOos-Sets..... 4
NIGH wAIsR....hay T. a..
Al sandy Ho<k At Island. sis A. bsu "sie -
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DYR-OeN wlsb'ns 20 place heir dsugh-rs OF wards
frrl houe l sc-l wi ID c'uHin-s A.. ~ 1,ef1 md
st-sry- f-aiur-s q he ELF.h CLASSICAL ard ofnasus
brs c'-s g.. tIr reasonable t-rms rnsy n-t good
opportunity 20 - By CO. al 20 Chambers 81 between
,fs h,urs 4 u and " vssre cards and al th- 10
c-ssary inrmaog rrsVs O. 1e ecaooi vii b. furnished
~ oae " The teachers. NY wis
CONVERSATIONS FRANCHISES, or French
.Asfh. on ORA ia.uring csse and alrncs n
,oeasine Private uilJl Al n0u- 81, DO 10 olss - -
-, - sad schools Alient-3 Addr-ss Mgnsi-ur D. ST
PIERRE Mari d. Para 4r1alEsF my4 It.
4 g.. BROWNS Eosliss sad Classical School for
y hoy,. 100 H.csssL Biooslyn. Simmer i-rm coz
mences May mo WIS
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= FOR sALE-rBRo0s MICK pRopGRTY-A
farm Of 10 rood land. vol fseess Win eso1
.h0ass and somsfocs satbosses siss NO ssseos
sood rood within half mile OF The vlsss Of WsS>hssess
where here good schools ssd several places Of wuse
ne stages 10 Hsrsm Rsross psss The door ssvess us>
. day Apply 10 EDMUND USDERHlLL, 90 he pfsud
zee % J II FEhkis, ~ 0fsenwist-st N Y myf imsod
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BOOK TRADE.
HYDROPArHY AND rae WATER CURE
r-nrxrr IN

FOWLER WELLS
CLINTON HALL !. g and Isl Ssssau-st ruhlish WORKS
- O. Nsier Cur. Hydrcpsny. Phys,olosy. ard 90 ne
ssfsral Sciences gerefAg. Tse fso~iSg vcrss
a-d eciaons
To- Wa;er Cure Msrusi 60 csrts
Ws.-r Gaze Il a. ds-ss-s si;
Error, Of Psy.,csr. Be- IRE Wai-r Care. -.
Curios'rss cfCou-'l Wssr, -
Tie Water Cure 10 Bousl Comp Aint. -
The W.le- Cure IL Pregnancy AID ChiA sir's. &C.
Wsi-r Cure ioGrls noah y-i0c --E5-r.
View N-ri,hs w0rss OF ih-se 81 .cs rghlsbe4 II
Europs o. AnercA BOWLER WELLS.
r,rg .uis ~ ard l3l Nassau o. 10 CiaI5r Han.
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ron THE PILLS.

RUPHsMs ELECTuARf-SAn ie.sts :; rens1y1
SS,ns ~ 6t.t God ~ho.essle and retail cry u ms
c,,v a. M. IF . Of TIE origins proprietor LrnrAh
~ n ,.,,isf a5ues,-d ptysicsr Of - yesrs experiences
s,-s +, a. oAc- here Pies All cbforic diseases are
,Scess,say resii a-diesi p c !. S9.sry i's, cor
$500 seriaS.s, O-ce boGrs rom A n to . 2 n A
- 80. sea ~ RING. ls2 Brosd~sT. myf
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- FOR sALk-Tbe superior, wsileail, ivesesy
and suc house g. CIensnrs pIses. ~ hcess nsr ~
80 feet deep, exclusive Of handsoms nsfoon O 80
10 pefsri order having rssspty eesu Iscssa
win shubbeiy and hns grape vince There ean1sene
esstron fosntain in The esntsr Of The ssss plot imme
disls possession be bad The terms Of sale VII -
Vorsbls AppytoR HOGAN II Waist nvE
- TO Int or FOR BALE-M Por Hsmi1s'
Al delightful coonuy pscs, for several Iseu ne 49,
- denes Of Capt Bennett, and est e1mmS N sns
occupancy Of Wm. 0Ndnsr. Eco Tts dusocn oon-
insnds . view Of tho bsy sod ssuoandinfs enSrtsSS
for beauty AID eIisnt The hoase " The ast cisse en-
modious and modern ba flied 10 via bfies Via as
wing sliscbed piazza 10 front and re1 &C s ana -
the oalbaidlnFs, ssbe, &c. In perfect ofow H.
zro1nds consisting Of I've ceres, are Vel ssoessd VIZ
Rut 10 greet yuisty sns grs,esy, eowW sad shsn eH
dsns and 9 good bsibDs beach bsopsinf 70 ne p's.s-
h-,s are se vera chufehes wiihis short dissnes Dss
la he epmmer sssmbost Issvss for New York vtihtn
aa.rtsr u . mile Of hoase every hour ~ LEAD
siIfn IS minutes ride u he Brooklyn Fsvhss W0sh BE-
for u. summer @oo. f,ts,S sos'::sss S,s
.fq
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IAI4lEiIIiNIA.

DuRTABLE WOODEN CALIFORNIA HOUSES
-buii expressly for CaiOrnis always Oh band Al D.
Broadway where the emisrBnt can procure cheap and
comfortsb,e house Of suy dimensions 81 short notice
my4 IL. GEO FREEMAN co 81 Brosfwsy
CAJIFORSIt.-AnA Association OF few gentleman
u going to Cahfor1s now fi1ng oct An cnlerpfls-
for mining purposes which Is nearly competed ana en-
hfacer every requisite 10 insure hcsbey nestn SUI
fort II will conprise superior ard fsstssing vessel
,eam-eugne Of IS horsepower TO prope bos OF i-et IN
length dred ging apparatus ard olher erecuV- nachne
tunlrwents and Tools csris anf bosis rs- ior
a tuidiug lrru, sc ard 10 months supply ot vel
assorted provisions ~ the choicest quaiIy Two more
Fertlems1 will BE- sdmu-d members apply Al me
oHce Of the Aocsuous 100 John-s between me hour. OF
, and , NY u
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CAIIFORSIA NISEkS' DEPOT, $40 bfoad'
y wGy-pemAnenuy established FOR Cshiornia uAhe
Yor enr.sors Pet Machine, the Submerged hhng
Pan ard c;hsr superior God Washers, convenient loi
mule carnage Aso he best Miners Pump snc al sood
appliances fof mining ~hich are Manufactured ~ nc
c,,er v M hhs hsd considerable experience In The gold
re- icr N G-orgis fsi9i.tN WALTER GIBSON.
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A. J BLEECKER. H. n. LEEDS AND II MORGAN
Ausiioncers
TITy UOrEL.-A RLEECkER co VI n
u LEEDS l. co aud HOMER MORGAN vil seil 81
auction on FRIDAY. oh, SATURDAY, 5h. ard MON.
DAY, Tn Msy, the cnr. sud extensive ASSORTMENT u val
able furniture consnsd IN the Guy Hotel n which 10
most nev. Also. all the ivsf, slvr pate, 40 kc--
Sale commences each DAY 80. o'eocs, A. n prscisssy
my2Sus'
y. L. Snow, Aaetonecr.
IL l.. SNOW desiring not to leave HE family for Cali
L.orus 81 present. respectfully soloils SHARE of public
patronage In tho Auction and Commission line which he
will be ppy receive al 81 Ann-s tie will give he
personal attention 70 The sale OF ell soods merchanis-
etcep intoxicating quos and real ssisie q, private os
auction sale, In any part ~ the city He will purchase
secondhand furniture Advance Dsds conss umsnu.
settlements prompt In every Instance
THOMAS Sell. Aneuonsef
AUCTION NOrtCE.-LGse sale Of stock o. dr.
"A goods. clothing. fsncy ana spendid articles. THIS
DAY, ri icy o'clock In tho sale room, II sprucea Also.
snnre cOnss OF vsusbls valches hos Jew sry
cutlery &c Aso tho balance Of tho theatrical ardrobs
ard properties violin, wstch ornsmrnss, NC. spsodid
sale Il furniture on Saturday, II II spmesa mytr
BY JOSEPH HE0EAAN, Aueuonesr
TO- nOKROw, SATURDAY. May D. NJ lc} O'Clock
10 the yard ofths sa-s rooai. 1891 Wsshlssts
BroOkyn large and miscellaneous assormeu, q fami.
mre For pMIeusrs. call ard see nytir
BENZ. MOONEY, Aucrons.r
lOUrs AND sHOBs AT AUCTloN-By 4. D.
- GALE, al sloro 2l5 Posrl-sl 800 cssas cvnpfsing
general VI boots sbo.a sahcs sni oversboss
on TUESDAY, Msy 8, at 10 O'Clock A n @bu
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r. I. %, Of q. F.-Ne- YORK Degree Lodge, No ],
viii hereafter meet every Saturday, evening IN toe Corn
thi.n Room Cd Felows Hall FOR the purpcse Of confer
rns the 4 q subordinate degrees. W. LEWIS, n o.
JoHN J. DAVIES, Secretary. fnyo o's'
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

DEATH OF HoS CHARLES MARsH-Dietl
at his residence in this town, on the evening
OF the II tn instant, Hon. CHARLES MARSH,
Ii. d., aged SO years, graduate of Dart
mouth College of the class of 1886. Mr..
Marsh had resided in this town sixty years.
He was one of the earliest practitioners of the
profession of the law III this county, and at
the time of his death, was the Oldest member
of the Vermont Bar. He was the senior mem
Der of the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth Col
leee, and had been a corporate member of the
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign
Missions since 1918. He formerly held the
Office Of U. S. District Attorney by appoint
men; from President Washington. He was
member of the Fourteenth Congress; was one
of the founders If the Vermont Bible Society,
and for many years its President. To those
who knew him. as he has been extensively
known for the last half century, it is unneces-
sarv TO say that he was an eminently learned
and eloquen: IFoodStock Mercury.
Mr., Marsh was the father of Hon. George
P. Marsh, Representative from this District
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NEW-YORK MARKET-L.N 10

Ashes; active at 7a7 so for Pearls, 6s7 % fol
Pots.
Cotton; quiet and dull
Flour; market heavy, but demand steady at s.
75a5,s7 l-2 for Western and State. Common
and good N o., $50 l-2 and quiet. Pure Gene
sec GaG,50, and extra $50. Supply of high pric-
ed small.
Meal; 2,94a3,Oo.
Rye Flour 3a3,l l-2-quiot.
Wheat; inactive.
Corn; sales mostly for distilling. Sales 90
600 bn. at 57a60 for inferior, and fair samples
Southern yellow 65. Sales moderate.
Oats 4la44 for Northern.
Pork market unsettled. and not much doing
IN Ohio. New mess Is. and prime l3, 5Oal3,75
Old prime l2,l II l-2. Sales 600 bbls. mostly city
and lower country, at l4,25al4,50 and Is Scale
Beef; fair request at ii ,5Oal2
Lard dull at 1-sa7 Ia.
Dressed Hogs; 6 l-4a6 l-2.
Butter; steady at lal3 for OHIO, I4a2o for
State.
Cheese; 6a7 IA.
Lead; 4,3l "a.
Beeswax; 60
Sterling dull.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

e5The State Temperance Convention was
holden at Burlington, on Wednesday last. We
have not received full report Of the proceed
inga-as we probably shall, in season for our
next issue. The Daily Free Press says:
The Convention had very crowded at
tendance of ladies and gentlemen yesterday
"wednesday afternoon and evening, and the
discussions and addresses were of the most in.
teresting and animated character. We no
ticed many Of the best citizens of the State
among the delegates Labarce, President
Of Middlcbury College, the venerable and ex-
ccllent Dr. Merrill, Judge Howe, and numer-
Gus others. Very earnest and eloquent state
ments and appeals were made by President
Labaree, Rev. Mr.. Goodhue, DR. Merrill
Messrs. Adams. Sampson, Stansbury, Spencer
Croker ard others.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
NEW York. JANUARY %. 9I-q o'clock p. NJ.


Farther advices from California, published in
papers of this morning, have given new and
SIR ing impulse TO the Gold excitement here. The
dispatches ore from Lieut.. Larkin, and first APP
beared in the Union of Saturday. He says, ''the
gold is Increasing in size and quality daily. Jumps
are found weighing from one to two pounds. Scr
cral had been heard of weighing as high as six
teen and one, twenty-five pounds. Many men who
were poor in june are now worth $4,000. by dig
cling and trading with the Indians. A hundred
dollars per day is the average amount realized
from July to October. Half the diggers are sick
with fevers, though not many deaths. The lndi-
ans readily give an ounce of gold for common
calico shirt Some are selling Cor 10 dollars each
in specie. The Gold region extends over tract
of five hundred miles, perhaps thousand: Com.
Jones says things are in deplorable condition in
the Navy Anarchy prevails, and even his officers
are disposed to desert. He adds, Indians arc sell
ling Gold at fifty cents per ounce
MANY vessels are deserted by captain, cook,
and seamen. The ship Isaac Walton offered
discharged soldiers 80 dollars per month to 20
to Callao, which was refused. She WAS sup
piled by government sailors. All the naval
vessels on the coast are short of hands. Ore
gon and the Sandwich Islands are pouring
their population into California. Provisions
arc scarce and high. Board dollars per day,
washing dollars per doz. Merchants clerks
get from 2OO0 to 5000 dollars per year. A cor
respondent of the Herald says: Many man
can be pointed out, who has, from Is to 90
days in succession, bagged up to 10 ounces
of gold day. California will export yearly,
nearly or quite half million ounces of gold,
90 to 23 carats fine. Some pieces weigh
IG lbs, very many lb. Many men who COM
mcnced last June with capital of $50, can
STOW now from $4,000 to $4,000. Col. Ste
vcnsons regiment is disbanded. Nirety-nine
out of hundred have gone to the placers.-
The evils which sudden wealth bring upon a
country are now beginning to develop them
selves here. Labor commands the most ex-
travagant price. Provisions are enormously
high. have often had TO go without my din
ner for the want Of some one to cook it.
A despatch from Fredericksburg, Va, OF
the 2lst says: David Hale died here Yesterday
at o'clock.
Washington, jan. 2I-Thc Southern Con.
vention have had another session, and have a.
dopted the address of Mr.. Berrien, which is 10y.
al in character, and mild in language and ar.
gument.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

Mr.. EDITOR Although ! do not profcs.
to be much Of farmer, yet as my good friend
Mr. JOB Lane sent communication to your
paper, last week, for the purpose of showing
that he can beat all creation and part Of
eTas, Gas the boys say in fdttening pigs. ]
wish to say, that on the 18th of June last, ]
purchased Young pig, and took him home in
~ .Uur barrel (his exact age at this time, do
IL Hn1w ,outsupposo 1t was from TO weeks.
M m;-I ~ nlll dressed on the s1st of Dec. last,
n1 nc weighed S4S lbs. How much did Mr..
-'' PiS' oeaI thlsI A. WILCOX
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

CT The Pacheco Bill, it will be seen from
our Congressional record, passed the House
on Friday, by a vote of LOG TO "a. 1t gives
indemnify to the owner of slave, who ran
away while in The employ of our Govern
ment, during the last war with England.-We
are glad to see the Senate moving in relation
10 the Postage Bill. and We hope that the re-
form demanded by ninety-nine hundredths oil
our people will at lest be effected.
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-" TIE TERROR which that dread disease, CON
SUMPTION has for ayes excited is longer felt
Deaths prime minister has been deprived of his horrors
and Consumption be classed with the durable dis
The Hungarian Basam of Life discovered by Dr. Buch-
of London England and known the Great English
Remedy will speedily and efrctually that fearful
maady Consumption in of its dangerous forms
and in all ordinary diseases of the Pulmonary organs
is the perfect and admirable remedy that possibly
be used
DAVID F. BRADIEE Son, solo Agents for the United
States, 1870 Washington Street, Boston.
Sold by w p. Russell Middlebury and by Agents gener
ally in New England. 39:2w
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THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

One Of the most important discoveries of the n
eorang condition of this large class of suffering hu
inanity consumptiyes, is DR.. Wistars Basam Of Wild
Cherry What time establishes and consecraies what
pcrencc adopts and confirms what all in all places
mite in saying is good and valuable is doubt
popularity of this fixes society its deep and
strong that time cannot destroy it. The which
has attended medicine for several years past has
the preudiccs of all respectable and sensible
and the article has taken stand among the first class
discoveries and blessings of the age and when resorted
season. eradcatcs the diseases for which it is
dcd.
We the following from the Bellows Falls Gazette,
January, 1876:
WISTAR'S BAI.SAM-Notwtisanding aversion
to putting many do everything that along the
shape Of Patent Medicines and tho fact that scarcely
take medicines of any kind, yet feel that VIC
should be doing injustice the community by Withholding
longer the favorable opinion have of wistnrs Baam
of colds and pulmonary complaints. Having wit
messed its good effects several instances believe
be an excellent article.
Agents-Mlddlebury, W. P. Russcl,-verrcnne,, J. Hun
tngion,-Bristol ]. w. Parmalce,-Monkon T. c. Smith
New Haven Z, Roscoc,-Cornwall, Ira Bingham
Whiting John Simonds Cornwall B. r. Haskcl,-Shore
ham, X. WrghtSold also by agents throughout the
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FRANcoNIA FoREvER-A letter from
Thomas SpooDer. Esq, at Franconia
gives US the recent record Of the famous
thermometer in that cold place. He says
Our spirit glass was down yesterday
morning. the 1lth inst, TO tlcenty -four
beLO'o zero. This morning (I2th) twenty
two below. On Monday morning last,
nineteen below. The mercury was down
TO THIRTY BELOW, on the IIth. -
Salem Reg, 18th.
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COMNISSIONERS' NOTICE. !.

I
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
! Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons, against the
estate of
SOLOMON THOMAS,
late of Salisbury, in said District, deceased, rep
resented insovent. and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto: And six
months from the S.h day of January, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice thai we will attend
to the business of our said appointment. at the
dwelling house Of said deceased, in Salisbury, on
the 30th day of March and LIST day of June next,
from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock P. N,
on each of said days.
JOHN PROUT, Commits
JOHN J. KELSEY, { sioners
Dated at Salisbury &is 10th day ofJanuary,
l549. 39;3w
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MARRIED.,

In Addison, on the 9th inst, by j. W
Strong, Esq, Mr.. RICHARD BARRETT to Miss
HARRIET A. JAMES, of Starksboro,.
In Hinesburgb, on the 18th inst, Mr. ELI
AS S. BoTTUM, of New Haven, to Miss Ma
RY, daughter of Rev. Otto S. Hoyt, of the for
mer place.
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Donation Visit

The annual Donation Visit will take
pace at the Parsonage of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in this Village on
thursday afternoon and evening, the 18th
All who would esteem it pleasure 10
make Kew Mr.. Janes call, on that af,ey
cd. 00iolaiiy Teccly