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FORTUNATE EsCAPE.-Last Satur-
day, a lad, son Of Mr.. Nc MANN, fell
into the Creek, just above the second
falls, in this village, and was carried
over into the eddy below. He was
rescued by r. E. Wilcox, who was in
the vicinity, with boat, and discover
cd the boy by mere chance, just in
time to save his life.
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nlarriro

In New Haven, on the 9th inst, by Rev II
F. Leavitt, Mr. Carlos c. MARTIN, of Yer
gennes, to Miss ABBY V. p. FmLMoRE, of New
Haven
In Bakersfield, on the 18th ult Mr.. DANA
FULLER, Of Troy Vt, a returned Caliiorni-
an, to Miss MARIA l.. Fay, of Bakersfield
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MIR. GAYS IlgALTu. The Rcpub-
Hc SAYS Mr. CLAY was better on Thurs
day, and obtained some sleep. lie was
in goods spirits. though he has given up
all hopes Of his recovery His son
Thomas has arrived, aud is now II coa~
slant attendant by the bedside Of his
father.
On Friday afternoon, DR.. Jackson's
view of his case was much more favor
able.
On Sunday, Mr. CAY was better.
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CHANGE OF TINE on TIE RAILROAD.
Commencing on Monday next, there
are to be three regular trains each way,
daily, on the Rutland Railroad. The
mail train from Burlington will reach
this place about 8 o'clock A. NJ, and
from Boston about 2 p. NJ.
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Now or NFvrn-S2j tor a Homestead at
Lakeland, l.. |. These los are selling fast,
and will soon all be sold. They are beau,i-
fully lora'ed for a gentleman or mechanic.
We desire our frieuds 10 make immediate
application nj the office, III John Street
y. Y. See advertisement.
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ST. SrErnEN's ScnooL toR YoUsG La
pirs.-Wc are requested to state that this
school will commence in about two weeks,
at the house lately occupied by Prof TwI-
MING. a more particular announcement
will be made next week.
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MiIl Stone Dresser.

THE subscriber has purchased the sole
L right for the manufacture and sale of ].
v TILTON'S Patent Mill Stone Dresser, for
Rutland and Addison Counties. This machine
will do the work of lourmen furrowing, facing,
and cracking, and in much superior manner
to that done by hand. These machines will
be manufactured in this town which the sui
scribcr will keep constantly on hand for sale
Those wishing such machine, are invited to
call and examine it. Il. II. RICH.
Brandon, Mayi, 1882. 8 3w
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Broke Jail!
so DOLLARS REWARD.

jerry c. MonroS and CHARLES GnosT>
LAW escaped from the Jail in Middebuiy,
on he night Of the oath April, inst.
Morton is n very small sized man. about
% years of age. lie wore away brown
sack coat and glazed cap. lie has formerly
been employed III Dixie & Riders Store, al
Frost's Landing. Bridporl w.
Ghosilaw is about 5 l2 icet in heieh'
between 25 and 80 years of age, dark COM
plextion, black whskers, aud woe away
sleeps grey coat and pantaoons, plush cap,
and has lately lived in Monk' ton, but more
recently in the negbborhood oil Chimney
Point, in Addison.
The above reward will be paid FOR their
apprehension, or any information that will
lead 10 their arrest or 30 dollars will be paid
for Morton aud 20 dollars for Choslaw, sep,
aralely. ID. S. CHURCH, Sheriff.
addison County.
MiddIebury, April &c, 1852. Law.
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INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION.

l. Is indeed, . melancholy nuth that thous
andS fall victims to e assumption every year
from no other cause than neglected colds +; vet
We tin'l hundreds. nay thousands whn tr AT such
complaints wtu the greatest indifference. : nd
let Them run on tor weeks, and even months,
without thinking Of the danger. AT first you
have what YOU consider 1t slight cough or
cold you allow business, pleasure OF careless.
ness 10 prevent you from giving it any attcn-
tion /; il then settles upon your breast, YOU be.
come hoars", have pains in tie side or chest,
cXptclOlnte large quantities Of matter perhaps
mixed with blood difficulty of breathing
ensucs, and then you find your own foolish
neglect has brought on this complaint. II,
then, YOU value yonr life or health, be warned
in Time, and don't trinc with your cold, or trust
to any quack nostrum to cure YOU hul imme-
diately procure a holtlr or Two of that famous
remedy, DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM of
WILD CHERRY, which is well known TO he
the most speedy cure ever known, MS thous-
will testify, whose lives have been saved 10y II.
For influenza it is the very best medicine in
| the world.
BE not deceived, remember that spurious
ima ions aud other preparations of Wild
Cherry abound throughout the land but il is
DIR. Wlstar'> that has pei formed so many thou
senl wonderful cure. therefore buy no other
hut the genuine, original Balsam Of Wild
Cherry signed ! Bats on the wrapper.
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Linen and Cotton Sheetings,

10 Linen Shcctings Sd Pillow Case Linen
lO-4 Blend Cot. do A do do do
Ga do do do 81 9-s & Al blend 10
9-S and A bro. do Pillow Slip Cotton,
ALSO,
a splendid assortment of Blcachrd and Bro
Shrinss, Linen Damnsk. Fronting Linens,
Doylics, &c in store and for sale cheap hr
juno 0. 1851. f. VALLETTE.
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New Delancs and Ginghams

From ~ i-2 10 81 Ia cts. per yard, just re
reved at the Cash Store. H. L. FULLER.
April 2Ijt.
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Kossuth Hats.

kossuth cassimercs, Ginghams, Hdkfs,
and every thing except Kossath politics, for
sale by II, A. SHELDON.
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500 Book Agents Wanted!

A NY good, active and intelligent man, with
"a small capital of from $50 to 500, can
make large profits by engaging in the sale of
the following
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Liberation.

THIS NAV certify that have given my
son JOSEPH, his time, during the remainder
Of his minority, and shall claim none of his
earnings. nor pay any debts Of his contracting,
after ibis date. ELISHA TURNER.
Middebury, May q, 1852. 33w
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Addison County Grammar
School.

The Summer term vii commence on
Monday, May 2ilh, and continue eleven
weeks.
THOMAS y. PEARSON.
Preceptor.
MdGlebury, April aOIh, ls52. e'3w.
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THE GREATEST HISTORICAL

i ii Il OR ~ lsS 1llS ORlAh IL
AND ALLECoRlCAL PRINT or THE AGE.
IL Culnnemora;ion NJ that imIoraut in the
AMERICAN REVOLUTION, IN, Kiitis. surrcndeiius
their arms General WashiHgrn AT rr tn II defeat al
AuikpNn, Virginia OctUhef l'ei.
u,uE Ensra,ing Is executed by Tanner, Valance,
| Krrney Co ,frrm an original drawing by J. +,
Renaut aud publishrd by Benjam'u Tauner Engra,tr
PHILADELPHIA. The size Of the pnnt IL % by "a Inches
aud originally published to Subscribers al si2 in the
sheet.
The HIsroRY. In the mt aud grand plan are OK
hibied three large gioup OF the wncipal nficeis VIVA
present at The Transaction, with failhiui like
ncss of each.
ia the first gruup is seen General Washington Gener-
al Kochambeau General Lincoln, Colun- liHmilion an
did Farmer eager TO contemplate The scene, BILLY The
sci, ani, aud the Horse II neral Washington
Ia the SECOND group, are American and French on
GER. Grmrai Kuux, Secretary Wilson, the Duke D.
I.urfua, aud the Marquis dc la Fayette
The third gtoap II descriptive of the British surren.
deri ng ihrif arms Iold CumNRliis, Tenerai OiIam,
Commodore summonsi Coleuol Ts'lion, with two D.
rers cut nff, Licutruaui Colonel alph Abrfcouble
Lieutenant olonel Dandas Lord ChewtnH, &c, Lord
Conn~ als appears presiding his s~o'd to the ffsi
t,rneral Oicer he meets, but General Washington Is
pointed cut 10 him the only irisOn w ~hom he Is Ia
surrender his sword.
on the heights aud in the distance are the different
armies aud crowds Of spectator The HOUSE Of sec
retary Wilson, ocrup,td by Lord cornwa ls aud hi.
staH which bomha Tded aud pierced with halls ia,
Marquis de la Fayelte having remarked that they
carrying dishes inf the diunef Of Lord COnwas asks
leave Of General Washington To serve hima dsh Of hi
avn cnokins aud immediately after several hnmhshe'l
fell through the roof ON the tabo, aud unded some
aud Dispersed tho party.
| rHE ALLFGoRy.-Ont the loft Is erected n m0numeE
In honor those nlustrous heroes Who rfced thi
lives and fortunes to Insure 10 their citizens, the libor
| aud nde i,andenoe they NOW enJoy.
| PUBLISHED AT 81 ny WM n. LANE. PIIIiA
| DELPillA, AND TO BE MAD AT the OfFI'E Ol
| THE AMERICAN COURIER M. l4I CHEST
NUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA, As PREMIUM
tn THAT PAPER
~ liberal discount - agents SOW
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Important Discovery.

The Rheumatic Pills of Rev. Samuel Covel.
son and successor of the late Rev. DR.. J Covel.
of New York original inventor, are found 10 bo
a certain, safe, ana speedy cure for the Rheu
maiism in all IT'S forms whether luhammatorv,
Chronic Hereditary, Lumbago, Sciatca, Mcr-
cuual, or Rheumatic Gout. to which thousand,
can testify. Rev, Snmncl Coyel, sole Propric-
tor, to whom all orders and letters Post Pad)
must be addressed, i55 Water Street.-The York.
AGgSrs, Dr. ". Russell. ". Sade 4 Co Middle
bury. Catiin and Wright Orwell, Huntington, W.
6 sprnguc, Netrennes, T. 7. Fletcher. bike aud Kl.
dor, Bridpori, L. Cha.c, Brandon Z. s. At~ood !.
Simlnd-, Shorehon. SLY
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FRUIT TREES.

THE subscriber has several thousand fine
l. young apple trees which he will sell for
Sc per hundred Also, a few young Pear
trees which he will sell Tor from rs to 80 cents
EACH
JOSEPH SMITH West Salisbury.
Adv. Vermont.
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Middlebury Hotel Company.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold-
~ crs Of said Company that the first assess
mcnt of % Dollars ON each share of the Cap
ital Stock Of said Company has been laid by
the Directors, and is made payable to Joseph
Warner, Treasurer AT the Bank of Middlcbury,
ON the 10Th day of May, A. ID. 1852
BY order Of the Directors.
D. $. CHURCH, Cicrk.
Middlebury, May s, 1852 3.3w.
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Notice.

Proposals will he received az the Office at
Burlington, for building Depot of Wood
At Shelburnc. Also, one of Wood at CT ar
lotte. Also, for n spacious Trick Depot at
Rutland, all to be completed b, the LIST day
of October next. Plans and irfoimations in
relation to the buildings, can be had at the
Office al Burlington. II. BRADLEY, Pres
RAHaRd Gnf Bariiasioa, r. r.
Burlington, May g, 1892. 3:3w.
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REOTYPES.

TNHE mi AB1TANTS ofthis and the adjoin-
Il ing towns are invited to visit the.
Travelling Daguerrean Gallery,
now stopping in this place nearly opposite the
Court House, for a short time only, and i'm
prove the first opportunity for procuring the
Best UagRCrrc0fYpe LikcacSscS of themselves
and friends that las ever been offered. The
subscriber has spared no pains or expense in
getting up for the purpose the largest and best
carriage now in the country, arranged with
large
Sky & Side Light G Combined,
which produces that beauty of shade and
prominence of features that cannot be obtain
ed by either alone.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call mt
any and all times and examine some of the
best specimens ever exhibited in the county,
whether they wish for pictures or not. Pic
lures can be taken in halfthe length of time
of setting and with more lfc-lilie appearance,
than can be taken in any room.
The subscriber is prepared to take pictures
of different sizes and set them in Tokens, Ca
SEES, Lockcts, Pins and Rings, for one dollar
and upwards, according to style and size of
case Particular attention paid to taking pic
lures ofChildrcn. Also of sick and deceased
persons at their residences. Copies taken of
Dagucrreotypcs and Pictures. Satisfaction Civ
cn or no charge made Pictures taken in all
kinds of weaihcr-of adults from 0 o'clock,
a. NJ, till / o'clock p. NJ; of Children, in fair
weather, from 10 till o'clock.
FP. MARCY.
Middlebury, May, 1852. 3;tf
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NJ. Wood & Co.

five notice that settlement and payment,
Uis requested on all accounts OF sly month.
standing.
ALSO.
Give notice that from this dale they wish
TO sell Goods ~ for ready pay il to be
paid in produce and no credit will be Civ
en- for Prov isions, Flour and Grain (partc.
ular contracts excepled) and that due bills
given for goods, will not be paid in Provs-
ions, Flour and Grain.
April 20. 1889. i:ii.
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RELIGIONS Notice.

Rev. J. Il DAILY will celebrate mass in
Mddlebury on Sunday, the eth inst Cath
olirs are invited To attend.
Middlrhury, NAV G, 1852
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PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT.
No "A. Courti0nd IStrttt, Ncw IOrk,
OPPOSITE rug MERcrASTs' HOTEL.
THE CROTON MANUFACTURING co,
(Ofgnni=ed under The General Manufacturing
LdW ofHe State of -Ne1c York;
Offers at Wholesale in quantities to sui, purcha-
sers, at Manufacturers lowest prices, for cash
or approved credit:
Paper lIangings Of every variety Of style
and price.
Borders to match.
Fire Board Prints in great variety.
Transparent Window Shades.
Oil Painted Window Shades.
Wide Window Curtain Papers, and
Window Shade Fixtures
Oflhe latest styles a1d superior finish, all Of
their own manufacture and importation. AS
their Stock is large and entirely new, they in.
vite Merchants, booksellers, and Dealers in
these articles, to call and examine their styles
and prices whenever they visit the city.
Country Merchants can examine this Stock
from o'clock in the morning till 10 O'Clock
in the evening.
New York, March (, 1852. 5O.9m.
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Boots and Shoes.

A great assortment Of BOOTS e.
SHOES coarse and fine, lust received and
for sale by II. LANGWORTIlY & co.
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BRIGHToN, THURSDAY, MAY G.
Reported for the Traveller
At Market, 1000 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores. 81
pairs Working Oxen, ! II Cows and Calves.
1900 Sheep and Lambs, and $500 Swine.
PRIcEs-Bccf Cattle-Extra 81 90; first
quality Sc 10 I 90; second do So 90 a 3 rs ;
third do 81 80 3 90
SroREs-iearlnss 50, II a IA two years
81.
WORKING OxEN-S75, so, 81, %, 100
Cows AND CALvEs-S22, "a, %, 2S, 80, 80
80.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-S2 so, 3OOa875. Ex-
ira 50 90, 8 20, CO.
SwINE-6 "A lie Retail l-2c.
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Liberation,

This may certify that I have given my
son SrILLMAN S. his time until lie becomes
twenty>one years Of ngc-and shall neither
exact any oil his wages, nor pay any dtbls
OF lls contracting after this date.
TRACY i. HILL,
Middleburyi April T. 1882. 1:3~
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1NClPlENr CONSUMPTION.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Aug. 30ih. 1851.
GESTLLMhS-I little thought three months
since that should now be in the land of The
living. CONSUMPTION, that disease so
fatal to my sex. seemed to have marked me
for its own. 1t all proceeded from u neglected
Cold. NJ. family nurscd me with the most
assiduous care but in spite of nursing and of
kindness, the Cough grew worse, and became
wasted almost to a skeleton. | was on the
point Of giving up and taking to my bed when
| was advised 10 make n trial of Dr. Rogers
Sy,up OF Lverwort, Tar and Canchalaeua.
1t was n fortunate suggestion FOR me, for by its
use | have speedily recovered my ordinary
health. The Cough lett Inc in three weeks
and in less than six weeks was comparative.
" hearty. lam at present in better health than
for two years previously, which | attribute TO
the iuvigorating effects Of your extraordinary
preparation, Respectfully yonrs
ANNA J. MOVES.
\. l.. Scovil & &c.
For sale by A l. SCOVlLL & CO., al
their Detot. Gothic Hall. 3l6 Brodd'cay.
n. y and by all respectable Druggists in
the Uniird States and Canadas
Also tor sale i'll Mildlcbury by w. p
Russell
PRiCE-In large bottles, sl,oo, or
bottles for SIS co.
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Liberation.

This may certify, that have given my
son, ELIAS NJ SARdESr, his time during
the remainder of his minority, aud shall
claim none OF his earnings, nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
MOSES SARGENT.
Middebury, April 90, 1852. |; 3w.
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New York Hats.

ELEGANT Spring Style Hats received and
Ia for sale cheap by
f. vALLETTE.
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I'll kfts.

Wool. Boston, May c.
SaXOny 44a46
Full blood 37a4O
Common to "a do. 29a37
RAILROAD STocK.-
Rutland, 80 | pa IS
VT Central, 10 10 "a
Passumpsic So co
Rutland Bonds rs 9G
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c. G. WAINWRIGHT

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
IL York, with large and beautiful stock
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G O O % S

among which may be found Black Gro. Dc
Rhine Silks, Baragc De LANES, Barages, Mus
Inns &c, Sc White Grape, Black silk, Baragc
and other SHAWLS.
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BONNET RIBBONS.

D RE s INNINGS, &c, &c.
Iy- Wishing to do wholly cash business
great inducements will be offered TO cash Gus
toners
May IL, 1852. 33w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-28
M0rements of Gen. Scott.

CnnLrooruE, Sept. 22-Gen Scott left
this place for Portsmouth this morning, where
he will remain over night. lie addressed his
friends at Woodbridge Hall, last night
CoLUMBUs, Sept 23.-scott's reception
along the route from ChiIlIcotbe has been most
enthusiastic. He made brief efspeech at Cir
cIeville in which he said that he was travelling
merely as private citizen, and desired TO be
received such, but gladly welcomed the
kind wishes Of his countrymen.
A German was killed yesterday while firing
a salute in his honor, wherenpon Scott present
ed his widow with u purse containing 400
dollars.
CLEVELAND, ONO Sep 23.-Gen. Scott has
gone TO Blue Lick Springs in Kentucky, via
Chillcohe and Portsmouth, and is expected
to visit Cincinnati on his return He has been
received every where with unbounded en-
thnsiom.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-28

AHenptto assa8sinate Louis Napoleon-We
are favored with the following extract from
letter received by the Africa, from mercan-
tile American gentleman resident in Paris, to
whom we have aforetme been indebted for i'm
porant Internationally J. Conn. Ado. 22d
INST.
IAN attempt was made some three days ago
10 assassuate Louis Napoleon on his way from
ST. Cloud. An individual fired musket shot
at him from trench on the route, and the ball
gra2ed his left shoulder. Seeing that he had
failed in his attempt, the assassin Immediately
blew out his own brains. The journals have
been prohibited from speaking of the mat
ter"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-28

The Tribune, in an article on "Our Candi-
date" (Gen. Scott,) says:
aside from every other distinction, Gen.
Scott is model citizen. No charge of vice,
of exlravogance, of dscredtable indulgence.
of sordd aims, or mercenary motives, can be
brought against him. Simply as man, Gen.
Scott stands before the world unimpeached
and unmpcachable. He has passed through
thousand scenes Of temptation in his public
career; he has enjoyed opportunities to amass
the wealth OF a potentatc, yet he is to-day n
man without spot or bemsh; and, though al
ways living a frugal life, yetis he wholly with
out fortune. Or the millions that have passed
through his hnnds, and of the millions he
migM have clutchcd had lie stopped 10 it, not
dollar has stuck to his palm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
I Office TO THE PuRllC.-sectio

" II OF the charter OF u he Lynchbnrg and Abing
don Telegraph Company reads ms ioows
That nny person, persons, shnll willnly or know
ngly break innre. destroy, or interrupt The Telegraph
lines ar communications, or nny part thercoi,-to be
erected 10y the sad company in pursuance of this aet-
he, she, they shall puy To tho said corporution one
hundred dollars for said offence and shall be further
lnblc for all damages which the snid company may
snrr in repairing the injury and from the interruption
Of their business To be recovered in action of tress
pass-and II any person ineurring the penalty aiore-
said. shall through insolvency any other cause, be
able shhll fail TO pay the penalty damages aiora
said and shnll second time commit resapnss upon the
snd lines. orany part thereof aforesaid, he, She
they, shull be liable upon conviction thereof To an i'm
prsonmcnt in the county nl of not less thnn month";
more thnn six months
The penalties of the section above recilcd, will be
rigdly enforced. +. B. DEANE, JR.
President l.. e. A. Telegraph Co.
GzY Richmond (-emweekly) Times nnd Fnrmse
journal viii copy 1t aud send account 10 this office.
Sent 3--tt4