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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

This Tribunal convened in this City, on Monday
All the Judges were in attendance.
The following gentlemen have been admitted Il
practice in the several County Courts of the State
viz
r. J. Norcom, Washington, N. C.
William A Moore, Edenon. N C..
Bartholomew Fuller, Fayetteville N. C.
C. B. Sanders, Johnston county, N. e.
John S. Long, Washington, N. C.
BENZ A. Kittrell Oxford, N. C.
w. L. Treadwell, Lamar Miss.
A Fl. Gather, Morganton, N. C.
J. F, Graves Mt. Airy, Surry county. N. C.
Richard T. Brownrigg. Columbus, Miss.
Neill Mckay, Cumberland county, N. C.
Sitgreaves Atmore, Newhern. N C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

Marshal ct SAKE, meeting one day soldier led out
for execution for stealing turkey. pitiea him, ex
claiming " miserable man how could you risk you,
life for FIVE francs ?, to which The soldier replied will
modest firmness:' General, risk il every day fol
FIVE sous ~ {the French soldiers pay) The Marshal
touched with the soldiers sang Tozd, granted him his
pardon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

DECISION AGAINST TIE ART UNIoN.--NEw YoRK,
June ia suit has been pending against this as
ISOLATION for some time, charging that it had over
stepped the specifications Of its charter, by
aging system of lottery, contrary to the laws of
the State of New York, fnrbidding lotteries. To-
day the case decided by the Superior Court.
pronouncing the actions of the association known
the Art Union ILLEGAL and nncons'i' utionaI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
The Words of Songs.

The majority of the stanzas are little above mere
rhyme. and we involuntarily smile as we think of
music welded to Immortal verse" Any one
who can put = heart" and part into measured
length alternaed with love- and prove" seems
competent to write song" and forthwith an un-
limited quantity of rubbish is printed. We find
love" dreadfully overdone: the professions
and regrets, in serenades and tender ballads are far
beyond the texture that - washes and wears" Here
is random specimen:
Oh look from thy lattice. my lady-love, look
The moons the hill. there is light the brook
But the sky and the water darkness to me-
While | not the nght-star that rises in thee.
Don't let any confd ng heart he deceived by such
declarations take our word for it. that Cupid is an
impudent hearty bread and butter eating little boy
when he is at home, and won't put up with glow
worms and dew-drops for supper-not bit of -
Within short period the above devotion would
change to this
Don't sit up for me, Sophy. I'm going to meet
Two three pleasant fellows, in Arundel street
And as tits uncertain how late it may be-
Why, perhaps had better come in with the key
Here's another prntestation from a lady
(, love thy broad and noble brow
love thy raven hair,
And never. never shalt thou miss
Thy faithful Mary's care.
Don't believe it. young man be fully prepared to
miss shirt-buttOn and then. and don't consid-
yourself unnaturally wronged if you hear some
thing in this strain
IT'S true | made the sky blue stock
You now have round your throat;
But as for this won't indeed -
[ will mend coat TEliZa Cook a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
Ratincotlon Meeting in Charleston.

large and enthusiastic meeting was held at the
Hibernan Hail. in Charleston the evening of the
10th inst. Hon. w. D. Porter presided assisted by
81 Vice Presidents and FIVE Secretaries Resolutions
approving of the Democratic nominees for President
and Vice President, in the strongest sort of terms
were unanimously passed. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Mr. Macbeth, Col. Meminger and Mr..
Magrath in support of the nominees. The best feel
ing prevailed on the occasion. South Carolina will
cast her vote for Pierce and King That may be
nut down as settled fact and will take all them
OYSTERS we have bet next December.
DR. ToeNo presented US with couple of very fine
early York Cabbages last Saturday raised upon his
place near town. They as firmly headed as they
can we'll be- The Doctor will please accept our
thanks
IL do declare, Sal, you do look pretty enough to
eat"
-" Wall, Solomon amt eating as fast as can,
replied Sal, with her mouth full.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
MAREEE N.

In Grayson county, Va on Wednesday morning last Mr.
w. j. SQUiGGNS printer. to Miss MARY ANN WHTEHoRN.
In Weldon Wednesday evening last, Mr.. j. NJ. BRICK
ELL, printer, to Miss MARTHA SQUGGINs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

Mrs. Darlington says she did not marry her Sc
sond husband because she loved the male sex, but
just because he was the size of her first protector
and would come good to wear his old clothes out
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
DIED.

In this town. Wednesday last. SARAH Savage, infant
daughter of William and Sarah Reston aged ii months
and 26 days.
In this town, Friday morning last JULIET F. daugh-
ter of JAMES and CAROLINE MAssALoN aged years and 10
months.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
DENTAL NOTICE.

lOCT KENNEDY begs 20 give this early notice to his
friends and the public that he will be absent for some
weeks from the 10th July after as possible Per
sons wishing to see him to that time viii find him at
ounce due notice will be given of his He would
SO peg to say that intending lay large stock of mate
ra d curing MS absence he will require all the funds he
raise Persons owing him by account will confer
great favor by settling the by that time persons
having claims against him by or account will please
present them for immediate payment.
June II, 1857 2sa2t-t1av
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

Goat court martial lately held al Norfolk. the fol
lowing dialogue took place between OF The wit.
nesses and The court 3. Are youa Catholic a' s. No
sir" Are you Protestant? j" No, sir" ..Whai
are you then !" Captain Of the foretop."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

Pooh ESDoRsER-"A worthy but p1or minis
loan of fifty dollars from cashier of orr bank and
IN a note requesting the favor, he said he would
pay in ten days on the faith of Abraham. The
cashier returned word that by the rules Of the bank
he endorser must reside in the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

WHIpL WIND.-On last Thursday night severe
whirl wind was experienced ON Masonboro Sound
about niles from town. Considerable damage was
done the growing crops, the fences and the for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

A SECRET WORTH KSowING.-Boil three or four
onions with pint of water. Then with gliding
brush go your glasses and frames. and rest as
sured that the flies will not light on the articles
washed This may be used without apprehension
and it win not do the least injusy to the frames
Neirp0rt Mercuru
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25
Later from Europe. ]

The steamer Europa arrived at New York on the
10th ipst with dates from Liverpool TO the 9TH
of which were taken on speculation. -Breadstufs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wheat had declined 10 Is
per 20 lbs. The Money mar~et was easy. Provls-
ions were active at the late advance. The market
for Pork was bare with an upward tendency Fair
Rosin was in demand, Common had declined TO I'd.
per cwt Nothing doing in Turpentine.
The political news is unimportant. tlO reward
had been offered for the apprehension of Meagher.
Rather small amount to patriot from Amer
Ican soil I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

FACT FOR ORNITHoLoGIsTs.-Mr Curry who
resides near Armagh, Ireland, has among his poul-
try hen which lays three eggs daily, and. after
each deposit. cackles vehemently, and, as it were
hoastfully. as though it had laid diamond instead
of an egg The hen is somewhat unnatural SIS we'll
as supernatural, for it great penchaat for
picking and eating the eggs.
EASY TINES The New York Tribune publishes
tables from which it appears that 204 officers in the
Navy have been entirely unemployed for periods va.
rying from five 10 len years, l65 have done nothing
for ten years and over SO had rest and for more
twenty years. and two captains have enjoyed uninter-
ruped rppose for than thirty years. all these re-
ceving their pay and emoiuments and yet no, per.
forming days duty in all the time-not even shore
service the Navy Yards. 1t also appears that 2l6
officers are waiting orders, and of course are do
ing nothing. 1t would seem rather strange that moth
ing could be found for the surgeons or the captains
do for so many years -Er. paper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

DISSOLUTION.
VIE FIRM OF POYTHRESS & LINN have this day,
py mutual consent, dissolved The business of the firm
will be settled by the subscriber Persons having claims a.
gainst PoYTHREss LINN will please prese5t them for
payment and those indebted will confer by calling
and settling the same. w p POYTHRESS
Wilmington, N c., June 9Th, 1852. 24l-It-4lSt
NOTICE.
continue the business at the old stand of Poythrcs
q Linn My stock consists mostly of CIR OCERIES Sc,
AMI the patrons respectfully invited to call and examine
prices -. w. p. POYTHRESS.
June Sth io32 24l-lt-4l-3t
(MDER VINEGAR 20 bbls. superior Clarified Cider
~ vinegar do. White Wine do, Just received and for
sale in quantities to suit. by l. N. BARLOW,
az0 - Grahte Row. Front st..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

THE MISSISSIPPI AND ITS TRIBUTARIEs.-The fol
lowing is statement of the length of the Mississip
pi river and its tributaries
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-25

Morronism preyailsto aeonsiderable extent in Tex.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11

At the Land Office at KASKASK1A icon
ncncng ON Monday the nm day OF ~ Y
hext, for the disposal Of such sections end pai
of sections being the odd Numbers above r.
ferred 10, us arc sitnatcdin the undermcntontd
townships, TO wit.
South NJ The base line and east o( the third
principal meridian.
Townships one, TWO, tiree, four, fvc, siJ,
seven, eight, nine, ten eleven, twelve thirteen,
fourteen fifteen, sixteen seventeen range ont.
Townships one, ttco, three, four, fire. sir,
scren, cight, nine, ten, eie8eH, ftccire, thirteen,
fourtccn fftecH sirtccn, scrcntccn, range two.
The townships herein designated in roman
letters arc wholly within the limits of !" six sec
tions in width on each side If said road md
branches; - and those in Hoiics are partly with
in said limits, as designated on The diagrams
which will be furnished 10 the respective Dis
trict Land Offices by the Commissioner Of tie
General LAM Office.
Lands reserve for schools, military or olher
purposes will lie excluded from sale
The lands will lie sold stbjcct 10 the rieh NJ
froV granted by sail act Of 20th September,
1870 to the STATE Of Illinois for said railroad
and its branches, not exceeding one hundred
feet ON each side thereof
Each sale will he kept open for a time sufic
lent to admit Of Offering a II tho lands, hut not
exceeding two weeks rnd applications 10 make
private entries Of the lands 10 he offered under
this proclamation, will not he recesed aniH
after the close of the public sale.
Given under my hand, at the cityot Washing
ton, the third day OF April, \ ID 1859.
by the President
WILLARD FILLMORE.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of The General Land OFoe.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11

4 Commencement occurs OF Middlebury,
on the Sth inst On Tuesday afternoon,
the Phlomathesian Society will be ad-
dressed by Rev. JONI W. CHIcKsRiNe,
of Portland, Me-, and the Philadelphian
\ by the Rev. MlLo j. HlcKoK. of Roche
Sstcr. n. Y Declarations for Parkerian
prizes in the evening.
On Wednesday. the procession will
form at the Chapel at half past 9 o'clock
and the exercises in the church will com
mencc at 10 o'clock, and viii be conclu-
dcd before dinner
In the afternoon, an Grafton will be
pronounced before the Society Of Associ-
atcd Alumni by the Rev Thomas j.
SAWYER, d. d., of Clinton n y. and a
Poem by J. H. Barrett, Esq, of Mid
dlebury.
The annual sessions of the Corpora
ton will commence at the house of the
President, on Tuesday at Q O'Clock a.
NJ. 3. l.
August 9, 1852.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11
CASE OF STHMA

The following letter from Hon. My
RON LAWRENCE, of Belchertown, is
valuable testimony in favor Of the Ok
ygenated Bitters.
BELcnERTowN, March 16, 1913.
DR.. Green,-I take great pleasure
in informing you of the results of the
medicine called Oxygenated Bitters
you had the kindness to send me.
For some twenty years 1 had suffered
with Humoral Asthma. | was COM
PEELED to sit up one-third of the nights,
without going to bed at all and the
rest of the time, my sleep was inter.
rupted by violent fits of coughing, and
great difficulty in breathing. In all
my attendance upon our courts, / new
er went to bed in Northampton III
twenty years but twice, and then was
compelled to get up. Now / lie in
bed without difficulty, and sleep pro-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11
DENTISTRY.

nOCT HARRIS would inform the inhab-
htants ofNcrmont, that he has the pleasure OF
being associated with thcii OLD DgNrisT ,D0CT.
BROCKWAY of whose unequalcd skill,
very many in all parts Of this State as well as
New York have had experience during the
last 30 years The con iincmcnt of city life
and the pressure of business having overtaxcd
Il feeble constitution, he has sought relief and
health in retreat to the "mountains,' where
his earliest efforts were famed into vigorous
and successful action.
Having united our cncrgi cs, our capital and
our experience, we are now, and expect to con
tinuc practising under the name of Brockway
& Harris, in a style and to IN extent quite in
advance Of any other house in the State. To
the profession we would say,we have opened ut
the old stand of Doct. Harris Dental Depot,
and are now prepared to furnish Dentists with
Instruments and Materials of every descyip-
ton, and Of the best quality, at prices as low
rs in the cities We also inform the profess
sion that WE have introduced an inpOi tant
improvement in uniting the teeth to the plate,
which will be communicated, with the means
of adopting it. This Improvement cxpoditcs,
bcautifics and strengthens the operation. We
are also putting up, for wholesale as well rs re-
tail. Tooth Powders, (thc composition made
known to ail) which are believed to be the
best that can be compounded (uscd IN Doct
Is 5 practice ror 30 ycars.) Th powder will be
put up for Dentists, with thcir own labels, at
as low price rs they can otherwise obtain it.
TO the public they would say, YOU will now
fqi ia Mid ll.bury, Nt.ai least ana uncqualel
amount of Experience in ;he Dental art, iDoct
Brochwav, it b. believed has inserted moro
teeth thar any other man, rs well as unriyal,cd
facilities for cNccutlng and facilitating opera
lions, They have t idrntoe iJi melting and a
mill for plating their gold aud water power for
polishing their woIh.so that they are warrant
ed in the assurance, that persons can be sooner
and better accommodated with plate work
here, than at any other place. not excepting
the city of New York. Confident in their a.
bility to please, they especially solicit the pat
ronagc of those wanting entire sets. Their
experience enables them boldly to challenge
a rival in this department Their credentials
are in the mouths of many. Let the toothless
enquire AMI hey will learn. Our references
are the poop le
n b. A Student Wanted. One who is not
afraid or ashamed to work will find practical
instruction in the laboratory Of
BROCKWAY g. HARRIS.
= Orders from merchants for tooth pow
ders filled Mt short notice.
Middlebury, Vt, Aug. o, 1852 loft
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11

Sundly. Itook your medicine accord
in & to directions. The violent symp-
to ms Immediately abated, and pcrse-
ybrance in the use of the remedy has
removed all its troublesome consequen.
ices. The value of such remedy is
incalculable, and | hope its virtues
may be widely diffused, and its benefi
cent agency extensively employed.
Respectfully yours,
MYRON LAWRENCE.
Numerous certificates, equally sat
isfactory, will be found in the pam
phlcts accompanying the medicine,
and can be obtained Of the agents.
gratis.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. % Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for $5.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11

.,, =, y =, ~
The Annual Exhibition OF the yer
mont otate Agricultural society VIII De
held at Rutland, on the LIST End, and Sd
days OF september 1907 en-, =,
An area OF rory acres VIII DC enclosed
Tor the bNnipitioh. embracing large
and pleasant OT9Yo' ireSh running water,
mteryaic and rolling sward land and SUIT
able structures ior the accommodation.
without charge, OF all persons, residents
OF Vermont, or otherwise, VINO Wish to
exhibit ANIMALS or articles
Persons honofing the society by their
presence on the OCCASION VIII nave OPP
portunlty Tor inspecting valuable Cattle,
OF the various improved breeds; Suffolk
and other desirable breeds OF Swine un-
rlvalled representatives, OF the French
Merlho, GERMAN nucri'io, Hpahlsh Merl-
10. and Saxony Sheep and Vermont
Horses, OF the Morgan, messenger, Ham.
iltonian, and other choice stocks, In all
their variety ana excellence For the
purpose OF showing the general style OF
action and the speed OF Horses, well
graded Trottlng Course, within the en-
closure, Will be provided. and stated &C.
caslons Will be designated Tor trials OF ac-
ton ana speed
A Mechanics and Manufacturers
Hall, OF ample dimensions, Will be cree
ted, in which all productions IN those
branches OF industry may be advantage
ously shown. 1T Is designed to give
prominence to this part OF the Exhlbl-
ton.
Works OF Art and Taste, Household
Manufactures and the like, Will have
suitable place tor display
William 5 Hing Esq, Will address
the Society on the afternoon of the first
day; Hon William II. Seward on the
afternoon of the second day and speech
es may be expected from other gentle
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11
Fever and q que.

The tone and cnercv imn,r,e1 IN rho sto,,.
och by This medicine. for,iirs rho sv.,cm ~.
,,ainst infec,i,,ns Ji,.asrs and .x,,osnr. ~
chances Of climate. il !. in tac, an ;nJi.nc".
sable travelling COMPANION.
The history of this remarkable medicine.
and s "stonisbipr @ n Hs c"srso,
Dysptps,A Asruv, and G,xrv,t Dun
rrY OF Tmr SYSTEM rloces !, anon, ibe
,nn.t wonderful discoveries in mr1;col sr;nce
and hns ,,ivcn if rcnn,otion fac bcvo,,J any,
remedy Enowu far th.sc comnl,,n;s In iii
,hcir tarioms forms. '''''''''
The OxvrenoirJ R;,,crs cop,,;, ro,,,ir.,
which cnn inioviro,c. AMI rho ,nndici,,c has
M SIMILARITY whatever IN thc vorions njroLols
~ ,niy,nrss d;s'rn;,d t.i,,,
,'urniv no1i,ol ro,, ,o,,nI i, uii.h ma
roml,in~d tLr most ynin,Ilr rc,n,.diJ ancn's
and n ncculinr ovvscnntcd :,ronnr,y bi,hnr,n
nnlnoryn hmt Li';il, cGsr,ci',s ~ oil cn,n
ninimts n,isinc fran; wratrnss ond |n,sr,,n.
nam, or ,,ro',ra,;on IF ,ho s,,r , ,nd
n,n aoneIoi, +, s miIt omI o "rn
tonc renny;Sg all dis,%rcaaie "n |rs"rJ
as,sis,in,r natnrc in hcr ctforts n r,st"re ,hc
,n,,n;r,J ,'n,rc,s nr ,La s,.s.n,n Nn,or,',,s
nicr in ossesson Of The pronr;ctors fom
- ,..,o Il 10 he,,, 1,,raJ -, ..,I,. an,
,nI NV his ncJ c c"n 10 sp'" ro
,;o, o "a, or'hia,s s.'nt IT, ,an va
f ' '5 III" 1ni,cd S,ntrs '''' ~ '""' 10 III! i"
'"' N"',N'
Among thenumerouN ana highly respectable
ceIllhcates, we teleI 10 me iolioWihg;
PTol: a., "A; ia -, ", u. STATE Assayer'
FiILIiENKr ~ Mth' ESQ Boston.
JAS. u DuN mn, Esq Ci'y Treasurer. Bos-
ton.
Hon, MY KUN La" hbNCE, Ex-freSt'
Mass. Senate.
llon.L. ii. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. r. L.,
now member oi congress.
Hon. w Nj. bkl)GE,lormefly Gov.
of Michigan now =; >; SENATOR.
ilon mI II 49,, .o''"e''y "o'' "
h1 HUI !! T. "S STNNoVs ~ G Son,,or cro,,
49, 49, - "e""'O' '''''
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11
III ark cts.

BosToN, Aug. s.
COrn-mixcd- 6696Ic.
Oats-Northcrn-- iti947
Hool-Saxony nceccs--
As $50
Am full bl'd-42 G-45
& "-35 G-42
Com. TO 30 Gs-35
Pulled extra 40 60
Railroad .Sto,t-R. & Burlington
Vt Central III
BRlGHroN, Aug. 3.
At Market, 1900 Beef Cattle, no Stores,
no Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
5000 Sheep and Lambs, and 500 Swine
PRicEs-Bccf Cattle-ENtra Sc 80; first
quality Sc 90; second do Sj95 so; Sd do
SO 753l 90.
WoRKINd ONEN-No sales.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl6, Is, %, -, 26430
SHEEP AND LAMBS - 81 % C l 80 to 81
1902 90. EXtraS3Gci.
Swios-797lc. retail 7Goc. Fat Hogs 6lc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.

No Quackery-No Dcception.-In
setting forth the virtues of this truly
great medicine, we have no desire to de-
ccivc those who are laborng under allie
ton. nor do we wish to oulogize it more
than it Justly deserves Yet when we
look around and see the vast amount Of
suffering and distress occasioned by ma
ny of the diseases in which this medicine
has proved SO highly successful. we feel
that we cannot urge its claims to strong
ly, or say too much in its favor
We cut the following very valuable
and important testimony i'm favor of Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry from the
spicy and highly respected Daily Eve
ming Transcript -
Providence, April l6, 1910.
We take pleasure in recommending
this valuable medicine. and in doing so
feel that we are doing our duty. We do
not say this from mere hearsay. or from
the examination of the large number of
certificates from authentic sources, land
persons, too, whom we know to be re-
sponsible,) of the wonderful cures wro't
by this truly remarkable discovery, but
from personal knowledge of several
speedy cures effected by it, in cases of
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases of the
Lungs.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wrapper.-Price one dollar per
bottle, or six bottles for five dollars.
Agent. for wi.tOr's Basam. Russell & Powell.
Mddlrbury j. u Ncedham. Bristol; A. Ro.cnc
New Haven, u. Haskell, W. Cornwall; l. r. Rem
son, WhitingF Huntington, Nergcnnes' I. c. Smith,
Monkton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11
To Mechanics & Man-
ufaCtureTS.

1t is designed to give appointment place TO man
ufacturcd goods at the State Fair to be held
ut Rutland on the 1st, ID & 3rd days of Sep
tcmbcr next The mechanics and mauufac-
turcrs of this county are invited to contribute
choice articles ofevory description, and it i, hop
ed that the show ofthis county will not be dis
creditablc to this section Goods intended for
exhibition may be left at the station houses
in Middlebury, Nergennes, or New Haven, di-
rccted Vermont State Fair, Rutland, Vt, F"
with the owners name on the package. Goods
so marked will be carried to Rutland and home
again, if required without charge.
Persons leaving goods or designing to accom-
pany them to Rutland. should give notice to
the committee, so that 1t may be known how
much room will be required for their cNhibl-
ton, before the 9th August
WIN. H. WHITE, Vergeaa's 1j.2w.
JASON DAVENPORT, .HiddhGnry.
BROOKS & BROTHERS, MN Huren.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-11

EARTncvHE,-A private note to the
n. Y. Commercial 1drer{iser SAYS
that slight shock Of an earthquake was
felr on Sunday forenoon, at the village
Of Groton, Conn the sound Of which
somewhatresembled the falling of some
person on the floor in the upper rooms
of the house, but it was followed By a
rumbling noise. Of some seconds dura.
ton, and trembling of the house.
Persons out Of doors sensibly felt the
trembling of the ground.