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EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE

-oFFER FOR SALE
500 Grecnsward, Stubble, and Subsoil Plows,
all sizes.
500 Hay, Straw, and Cornstalk Cutters, price
So to $50.
AGO Thermometer CYLINDER, and Dash Churns
rs Seed Sewers and Corn Planters.
lis Improved Cultiyators and llarrows
$50 DoL. Improved Concave Cast Steel Hoes
GOO Whites, Amcs', Cars, and Stone 5
Shovels.
1000 Common Shovels and Hoes.
800 Superior Warranted Manure Forks
1, 6, s, and 10 prongs.
500 Roby & Sawyer's celebrated Scythes
1900 Hay Rakes, 800 doz. Patent Snaths
200 Morse's, Pope & Parsons, Kings,
and Pariridges Hay Forks.
$50 Gro. Austn's Scythc Rifles. 100 Gro.
Common do
2OOO Doz. Hoe Handles. Shovel do Fork do
Axe do; OK Yokes, complete, with Patent Bow
Pins; Chains Pruning, Grating, and Garden
Wedding Tools Garden Rakcs and Spades
&c, &c. Also. the best stock in New England,
of Grass, Grain, and Garden Seeds, and Fruit
and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs at
Wholesale or Retail, at the lowest prices.
April l6, 1850. slow
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Newton Academy.

Ehe Summer Term of this Institution will
commence Monday May goth
ASA S. JONES, Principal.
p. CANNON, Teacher Of French
shoreham, May llth, 1850. $50
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it rcmcm-
District of Addison, IS bcred that at 4
Probate Court held at Middlebury in and for
the District OF Addison, on the 26ih day OF
April, A. ID. 1850.
Charles a. Wicker and Daniel Howe, admin
istrators of the estate of
ALFRED COOLEY,
late Of Bridport in said District, deceased, pre-
sent their administration account for allowance
1t is thercupon ordered that said account he
considered for allowance by this Court at the
session thereof, to be held at the office of the
Register of this Court in said Middlchury, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of June next, at ono O.
clock in the afternoon and that said admins
traitors give notice Thereof to all persons inter-
cstcd, that they may appear and make their oh.
jcctons, if any they may have TO the allow
ancc OF said account, by publishing a certified
copy of This order in the Middlcbury Register
IA newspaper printed at said Aliidlehury-
three weeks successfully previous 10 the time
Of said Court
,Icd. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy of Record
2 Attest. jed. 5. Bushnell, Rcgis'i
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TESTIMONIES.


Wv Ih iluii " Hillitin ~
testimonies have hecn re-
ceivcd by the Pinprielurs
Of MALlSTERS ALL
HEALING OINTMENT!
from Physicians The most
>killul and ctlebfated,
nom Counscllors learned
n the Law. from Judges
)f celebrity on the Bcnch,
from Ministers ni the Cos
pei, whose underwriting in
tegrity have made them
shining lights In the path
Of Truth, from cnligliirn-
ed Professors, from acute
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NAILS! NAILS!!

The subscriber is receiving large quantity
of Nails, which he viii sell lower than have
been sold elsewhere in this place.
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT
Marchl9, 1850 is'th
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Seeds, Seeds.

Fresh Garlcn and Flower Seeds from all ,h,
well known Seed Gurdens, for sale at the Cash
H'ore' II. L. FULLER.
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nlarrieo,
Die0,

In Woodstock, April 26, Mr.. DARIUS NJ.
DEWEY, aged Sc years.
In Reading. May /, very suddenly, NJ.
NATHANIEL SWAIN, aged 81 years.
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WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
NIddlebury and vicinity that he continues the
CABINET business at the old stand formerly &C.
cupied by his Father, and has now on hand a
general assortment OF CABINET WARE. such
as Bureaus, cheap common and nice high priced
Stands and Tables Of different patterns; a splen-
did pattern of Centre Tables; Bedsteads and
Wash Stands all of which will be sold very
low for Cash, Ready Pay, or Approved Credit.
Having at his command the best of work
men, he feels sure that he can manufacture. at
short notice, any article in his line of business
in an elegant style.
COFFINS OF all sizes on hand, and made to
order on short notice.
Most kinds of Lumber used in his shop ia.
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices.
Those who wish to go to housekeeping will
do well to call and examine prices and styles.
Middlebury, April %, 1850. 52tf
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Warranted to Fit

To the Trade, all Trimmings will be sold at
n liberal discount Clothes cut TO order, prompt
ly and we'll.
In view Of the numerous sales by auction,
prices will be so low as 10 ensure speedy sale of
these goods.
An uncommonly large and elegant assort-
nf
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Intended r'h COLI Night Sireafs, Hectic FL
rer' Ulceraicd Lungs. Cough, &C.,
ARRESTED AND CURED.
CASH OF Mrs. EGGERT.

| We regret that we have not room TO nubi,sb !,
iuli the entire history Of the case Of Mrs. Egusrt
! as II shows conclushely the controlling power of
this Medicine in relieving and cu,ng apparent,
the most hopeless cases. Want Of space oblipes
| lis 10 altr doe her staienn.nts
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Court held at MiddleburT, in and for the Dist
riot of Addison, on the 10Th day Of April, a. d.
1850:
Reuben Gillct, executor of the last will and
testament of
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
late Of Bridport in said District, deceased, pre-
scnts his petition in writing to this Court, set
ting forth that it would be beneficial TO those
interested in the estate Of said deceased to
have all the real estate of said deceased sold I'M.
der an order of this Court. and praying that he
may be licensed by this Court to sell said real
estate 1t is thereupon ordered, that sad Pc
tilion he considered by this Court AT the session
thereof, TO be held at the Office of the Register
of this Court IN said Middlcbury, Oh Thursday,
the 9th day of May next, at one O clock in the
afternoon and that said executor give notice
thereof to all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said license being granted, by
publishing certified copy of this order in the
Middlebnry kegister-a newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-tllree weeks successfully pre-.
vious TO the time Of said Court.
jed. 5. Bushnell, Register.
true Copy oil Record
Attest, Jed. S. BusLAtN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT BE it rcmem-
District of Addison, IS. bered, that at
Probate Court held at Middcbury in and for
the District Of Addison, on the 10Th day of
April, A. ID 1850.
George S. Swift, named AN executor in an
instrument purportng to be the last will and
testament of
DANIEL CHAPMAN,
late Of Ripton, in said District, deceased, pre-
scnts the said instrument for probate 1t Is
thcrcupon ordered that The said instrument
be considered for probate by This court at the
session thereof to be held at the office Of the
Register of this Court in said Middlcbury on
Thursday the 10th day Of May next, Al one o
clock in the afternoon; and that notice thereof
be given 10 all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they may havc,to to the probate * allowance of
said will, by publishing certified copy OF this
order in the Middlehury Registrar newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-ihrse weeks sue
cessively previous t. the time of said Couri.
jed S. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy OF Record
AtaSt III T2.sI,.l1
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G A S S | M E r E S ,
GAGEsMssA.sSsEE

OF qualities in fabric, this collection posses
scs all which have heretofore been worn and
some styles which make their first entrce; while
here may be found the most desirable and ele.
giant colors, particularly the approved pepper.
and salt mush and-milk, rotten.squash, and
brimstonc.nnd-vcrdg colors, Mt present so
rite in the fashionable world
V ESTIN G. s,
in Vevets, in Silks, in Cashmeres, in Marselles,
in Linens-Stripcs Checks, Plaids plain,sprig-
gcd. figured, printed and embroidered.
SHIRTS, plain and fancy. striped, checked
and rng.strcakcd. These materials, together
with all Trimmings may be made up to Older
at the same establishment on short notice, in
the most Fashionable Style anG
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STATE OF VERMONT, / BE it remembered
District Of Addison, IS. that at Probate
Court held at MiddcburT, in and for the Dist
riot of Addison, on the 10Th day of April, a. ID.
1850:
/ testament of
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THE CuBA ExPrDrTfoN.--A correspondent OF the New
York Herald, writing from New Orleans on the sh OF
May. says:
or the crowd OF Missssippans and Tennesseesns who
have for the week been hanging about the yerands
and other public houses, this morning of them
% be
The military looking. mustschioed gentlemen, who were
In hourly with the King ofthe Owls also
amongst the missing have doubt that they
st the cys II the county, last night for the promised
land although there no clearance tor Chagcs reported
In the morning pa The fact IT, that the whole affair
IL managed with much secresy and caution by the lead
en that 10 almost next to impossibiy TO find out
what 10 going on.
have learned that house here sold three thousand
70 gentleman who suspected to be engaged in
ne cause LEARN that gentleman by the OF Pick
% formerly United States consul OF the West India
Dl' = 20 have command In of the regiments
you VIII reco lect, General Lopezs right hand
W. 49, summer 10 New York. General Cooper from
ss1sssslPp, also here figuring amongst the boys Il s
rspofoo hst the steamer Creole been purchased FOR
9s sxpsd.noa. one = being repaired across the river
osnes' nSndsfson daily seen about her. Inspecting the
and only In one papcr-the Delta y = S~S ~S
reported that the Owls have y thousand .,.nd AZ
and hne park OF artillery score,ed a. ro;, ~ ~
Cali Of Mexico. also an immense amount Of smmonon
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To The Editors of the Union !.

40 me EdI0rs OF the Union.
GENTLEMEN: Will you permit state the facts re-
spcctng this claim alluded to in your mornings edition
Il was mere revision OF The accounts OF that State
with the United States since her admission in 1872 II
such revision Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois had OF
thar accounts 1896, founded their admission CON-
pact which entities them five per cent Of the net pro-
cssds OF lands sold within the. limits The early adjust
mens OF these accounts made upon estimate and moi
regular statement; hence balance revealed due
to each State regular account
The Alabama claim. for restaement, presented to
the late administration January, ls4s, and was then
slightly progressed with. The main work commenced
early in March, 1s4s, in the General Land Office II was
Substantially completed, allowed, and almost entirely re-
corded the books Of that department for the amount
eventually paid, during the commssionersbip Of Judge
Young. Its adjustment was governed by the principles
uniformly applied 10 these accounts for nearly lty years.
not once departed examined with great care and
rearmed BY Secretary Walker in the Ohio case. II was
IN the Department Of the Secretary OF the Interior and
not OF the Treasuy its amount Sl03, oil 90 and il
was not paid until January last after receiving most
scoching scrutiny from the Commissioner, the Secretary
and Attorney General =
ELDREDGE, PLATT, & STEWART.
Agents who restated for Alabama
WAsHNeroS. May %, 1850.
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DROPosALS os carrying The mails Of the United from n
day Of July, 1850, 5o Of June, 1883 inclusive
wi be received The Contract Once Of The Posi Once
panmeni the oty Of Washington, until ., m, d 2ou
June be decided BY the day. the route and mai
and Time herein specified, viz
las From ws.sryle Al ~, every day creep. Sunday
nurnham, Troy North Dinmoni, North kewbush, and Nom
To Bangor, BY S. a m, AK miles
And back between IN and s. M, every day, sxesp, s
urday.
decton, taking the through mail and supplying the inieeal
49, walerve Bangor discontinued Amy Of omcss
otherwise sufficiently supplied the bidder may propose 10 omit s
gether.
Proposals invited for service, lieu Of above ws
vile, by Unity Troy, Dxmont, Dixmont Mills Newbugh a.
HAmpden 10 Bangor and back sr times week. connecting
ears, also by nigAf schedule
Proposals. will for service between waeryie an
Unity, connecting with day line No. Augusta 70 Bangor
times week each way.
0Iy- Bidders will specify mode Of conveyance.
NOTES.
proposal should be accompanied BY guarantee, signed
responsible in the following manner viz
|. "1he undersigned, guaranty that
his bid for carrying the mail from 70 be a
eepted BY the General, shall into obx,
sureiies, perform the service proposed
should be accompanied by The cerhcste Of postmaster
other equivalent testimony that the guarantors are men OF
and able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be sent to the department sealed d
Proposals for No. ~ and addressed 10 the fint
Postmaster General.
prohibition OF bids resulting om comb'nauon
conditions which contract Y % b. made G
last annual advertisement JACOB CoLLAMER,
May l6-law4w POSTMASTER General.
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To tAe Editors Of tie Union

To ne Editors of the Union:
Much has been said. in and out Of Congress and ths
papers, concerning the opinions entertained by the man
nomnay at the head OF upon the proper
mode OF dsposng OF the questions now agatng the pub
lie mind There is likely TO be end to extravagant
humbugs, during the continuance of this spos hunting,
pledge breaking, weak, and pollutingly adj
ministrati0n. 1t is true, public men in the halls of Con-
gess, well Gaphn editors. have in their respective
vocstions-some for compromise, some for non action,
but each and all for themselves attempted to enlghen
to those questions. Whatever encouragement those who
have undertaken to speak the sentiments of the President
may have had he appears to have remained content to
rive TO abolition and disunion fanatcsm. Thus
this hero who "never sufrenders' has, recent
sion, out of sheer want of anything like patriotism and
moral rmness deserted the cause of his country and
surrendered at discretion, with all the political personnel
II his command, into the hands OF his cabinet advisers
the natural innate enemies and revers OF the republican
liberty and official aiders and abettors OF the enemies Of
their own country
His organ the Republic Of this city, like the Philade-
pha organ Of the Secretary OF State, has set about bur-
nishiIg and white washing its own character II denies
that the cabinet have purchased any interest in IT, claims
10 be independent Galphin paper, with "edor
sp0nsible to In office, high low" and in its
whitewashng process lifts the curtain to the presidential
secrets, far TO announce that certain members of
the cabinet are about TO retire. The expression how
ever, vague and indefinite, that II is difficult TO
Glade whether il is that portion having claims against
the treasury for allowance, order to open wider the
door to frauds upon the public purse, the Gaphnites
themselves rs il is not unlikely they have goYsed their
hitheto voracious Golfers to surfet The Galphin
gan states that the announcement made act Of
Justice the retiring editors and members of the cabinet"
WARRINGTON, May %, 1850. H.
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Steamboat Di'n'ir -HsaVy 10" Of Prepoty.-Loa Q

90 To the Citizens OF Wsshington.-some friends
have 10 public way presented candidate for The once
Mayor Of your city.
However much should any testimony your confidence
aud
this honor have distinctly dsclsimcd
alton -
thought had plainly Menday night he day
nomnated before large and
Ys and also that had clearly stated the which
termination rested II however,
that Of still consider a candidate. =
Humbly thinking that could this people private
a pace resolved act
with freedom about vital work Of Judiciary reform, keep
Judicial
the sl BY jury. that compelled them
suspicion OF oer public duty
plain and independent cinxen
question Of reform infinitely above all considerations
with municipal once.
Therefore, heartily thanking you have thought 10 honor
with your free snages for the hrst once city birth,
DO respectfully declare that not and candidate
May ~ HENRY MAY.
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CUBA AND THE COMMUNICATIONS Tayors ad
vsers have induced him to take most extraordinary
step in sending the home squadron to keep the island Of
TO 60 out of the Union, in The harbor OF foreign
try, to Proaer his services the police officer Of mon
can navy by invoking their influence and aid in The con-
summation of his designs Recently, il alleged that
we could not interfere for Hungary, and there force
n .ne aegauIs on. now suoosny mar
not alter the character OF the transaction PARTICLE that
some Of citizens supposed TO be engaged in the
expedition about TO make descent upon island
thousand times crushed under the heel OF the yrant
than Russia 1t is extraordinary, but highly charac-
teristic movement [Psnnsyipaniap.
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s.prsm. Court OF IN. Waited states.


"WEDNESDAY, May "a, 1850.
No. 250 United States, plaintiff in error. u.s. H. South
mayd Il AL The argument OF this cause was continued
by Mr. Butler for the defendants in error. and concluded
BY Mr. Attorney General Johnson for the plaintiff in
error
No 2o7 W. X. Marriott plaintiff ia error. u.s. r. W.
Bruno and others The argument Of this csuse was con-
cluded by Mr. Attorney General johnson for the plaintiff
In error.
No. iia B. H. Lambert Il al. plaintiffs, U.s. William
Ghiseln. The argument Of this cause was commenced
BY Mr. May for the plaintiffs, and continued by Mr. Mer.
edith for the defendant
Adjourned until tomorrow, at ii o'clock, a m.
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TAKE NoTTCE.-wbersss certificate Of location No "a 20,
August 49, 1870, the name Elijah Birse,
private In Captain Mes company TN nfanuy addressed 10
the Of the commanding oc A. he Mount Vernon Arsenao
1870 Fitzpatrick, and BY him cenGded
Of Thomas 0Betrne. from whom stolen morning OF
September now said Joseph Fitzpatrick on be-
half Elijah Bisscn intends IN nix time the
dse thereof apply 70 The Commissioners Of Pensions for dup
Of said certificate.
May 2-law6w t
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Sir Henry Bulwefs Cha6eld letter is believed n \.
genuine. correspondent Of the New York Trbnns
states that ts authenticity ispaced beyond any
able contingency" II Il curious sort OF letter II
that - suspected by the popular party II els ever
AFRAID q seeming In favor Of any policy that s unpopu.
ar This y not much elished et the White House. and
r. may furnish occasions for cabinet meetings. Will
LAYTON, 30 swift TO pounce Poussin, venture 10 adj
monisn Sir Henry for writing too much truth We
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A CARD FOR THE LADIEs.-Jua received at JOHN n.
GIBBss small supply Of Courand Medicaed Toilet Soap,
possessing invaluable properties for identifying and giving ceanes
TO the complexion and sslowness rsdness &c.
Also, some very 6ne rose water Of superior quality
Fancy store avenue between eh and 10th Streets
~ B-A full supply hair work,
combs brsid xeics half wigs Ac now on hand, and orders
taken for the and executed ~ the shortest noucc
May 2f-3n
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STATE The pice per pags for every adduons page on MY
Of the above four estimating NJ 10 1000 pages.
Blank forms other description Of printing required
boadde on Of the above paper each broadsde be
counted q m page.
Tressuer's weekly ofueasury specie,
on imperial writing paper, per 100 sheets, 2cf
~ expressly be understood charge Of any
scpon will be allowed The prices bid for printing
include all contingencies
The department et live any description print
ing which
ted by special contract
The bidders r printing win accompany their bids with samples
quality ofbe different kinds Of furnish
Separate will also be received Tor printing 800 copies Of
The annual Receipts United FOR
fiscal year ending % June forming about go pages in one
volume, including printing, folding and stitching The h
OF the work be printed In those
nal ending both June ls47, 25 In particular
In every particular. May 24-lswsw
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BY GREEN 4 rAsrEr, Auctionser..

DUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-By ur
decree Of the circuit for the District OF Columbia
chancery for the Of Washington, and passed
wherein Elizabeth Ford complainant ard Peter Brady
mnistraor OF William Ford and John ~ Ford, Is defendant
proceed sell public auction, the highest bidder
premises NJ O'Clock p M, May part Lo, No. !, In sou
No la which Is erected comfortable ostory and are "a
dwelling house, with back building &e also the east hall
said square, the Of 18th and uc
and fronting the street. also At The same time and pae
No. in tegb and the south half OF Lot No. le In
No. l43 unimproyed.
Terms sale Purchase be pad
balance In twelve, eighteen, and twentou moan
bond with approved security bearing n
8. s. WILLIAMS, Trustee
GREEN TAsTET,
MAY I-3taw3wkds Anctoneen
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THE UNION.
TKsAsuEY DkrAETnKsT,
May 70, 1850

gEPAnATE PROPOSALS. Sor fsarzaishins the statisn-
e and oI sxseuing me printing q hs department. during me
oath day BY salts
factory testimonials Of ability % fah eonuactwi MOI be CON
All Of stationery very quality
samples OF ARTICLES which, such quilts
tae peas lead pencils knisss ink AZ must ACCOMPANY me bids
ii OFFER them, option. bid viii Be- con
qualify required BY spurious imitation aI,
ces will the class 70 which they belong
proposal signed individual making IL,
and specify and bt price, for each and aIt
the lowest market prices
eordng quality Blank forms for proposals will be furnished
s a mako
con none viii DO taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith
paper different descriptions required The
for the printing win be furnished BY the contractors the depart
type script otherwise, the number sheet
when article will admit Ut than one.
being equal will assigned lowest bidder for such class
the bidder the the department may deem
they all be embraced conac and each bidder who may
classes assigned him shall take all such
or forfeit his right any portion Of the contract
All articles furnished and be executed must DC OF
the quality delivered without delay when ordered and
hs satisfaction Of the head Of the office for which they are re-
department right Of ordering greater
less quantity Of each and article contracted o as the Pupc
Bonds approved security given by the
contacng and in Of failure 70 supply the articles q
liable forfeiture specified in such bond, quidaed dam
ages. /.
quality and description OF each Of the kinds OF aces and
work that will be wanted. =.
~ being mpracucable give precise description Of The
samples different Offices for specimens Of the general do
scrpuons required
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Anew GOODs.-F. PULvERMACHER, from Baltimore @
the National Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, has
from the New York auctions choice lot Of magn6
silk, also foulard silks, Bercges, and Ber
the style. In the
department win be found real vaencan Iaces and insertn n
thread aces black silk Saxony aces for umn
and founces collars, cuffs eapes habits, inside handkerchief
embroidered and plain pocket handkechef in endless variety
Also just received, lot Of French worsted collars, 6k
piece; ngcaps cents piece white and light kid gloves
pair great variety Of straw bonnets, parasols, and sui
shades.
goods will be sold from % IS per cheaper III
any in This city, Please call and examine the goods
May l--lwd