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TO THE TRAVELLING PU BLlC,
First Glass Hotel.--Terrns $3.50
Per Day.

Tho subscriber, having lately become proprietor
Of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chestnut Street,
between Sd and 4th. PHILADELPHIA, and hav-
ing REDUCED THE PRICE OF BoABDio 81 so
per day, gives notice that Notwithstanding this re-
duction, he will still continue to keep FIRST
CLASS HOUSE.
The Franklin House has just undergone exten.
ded alterations and is now fitted up and refur.
nished in superior style, for the reception of wish
tors. The Lower Floor, formerly occupied by
stores. is now included in the Hotel, forming a
spac ious Reception Room. Gardeners ParIor
and Dining Room, thereby allowing an addition of
thrly chambers and several beautiful par lors 'front.'
ing on Chestnut st. The Rooms of this Hote are
superior to most others, being constructed with
alcoves, forming parlor aud bed-chamber attached,
weli-lghted and ventilated. The location is un.
surpassed, either for business or pleasure.
BEN. II. WOOLMAN, Prop'r.
l6:4m. PhiLddelphia.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS,
AND TO LESSEES, OCCUPANTS AND
PERMITTEES UF MINERAL LANDS.

Ever person entitled 10 the right of emp
lion to any Of the lands within the townships and
fractional TOWNSHIP s abuve enumerated, is re
quircd establish tho to the satisfaction Of
he Rcgsto and Receiver Of the proper u nd OIL
FIVE, and make paymcls therefor AS soon AS
PRACTICABLE AFTER SEEING THIS NOTICE.,
and before atlie day appointed for the commence
ment of the public sale tf the lands embracing
the tract claimed, Otherwise such claim will lie
forfeited. And every pel son having the right IN
der the act entitled IN act to create M nddi-
tional Land District in the Territory Of Wiscon-
sin, ambition other purposes" approved 30 March,
1s47, asslessees, occupants or permilecs, TO cn-
ter, to the extent Of their leasss permits, any
OF the lards within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, and who ere en'i-
tied under the act entitled ''An act TO reduce the
minimum price, of the Mineral Lands IN the Lake
Superior: dstrict, in Michigan, and the Chippewa
district, in Wisconsin," approved Goth sepiem-
ber 1850, TO- enter the land covered by tHcir leas-
Is, occupancy, and permits, respectively, at tie
minimum price oftl 25per acre. Or II covering
more thar one full section, entitled. on The sur
reader Of such lease or permit at tho proper land
Office, TO purchase If he shall elect TO do so. one
tuI section, at the rate of;2,50 per acre, is re-
quired 10 establish the same to the satisfaction Of
| the Register aud Receiver al Willow ritter. and
make III, mcnt therefor as practicable nf-
Ter seeing this notice aud bcfic tie day appoint
ed for the commencement Of the public sale OF lhe
| lands embracing the uruct ella i'm ed otlcrw iso
| such claim will be luIl
10. Inv. JOHN WILSON.
| Aeiing Commissioner Of The GcncraPLa"d
! Office.
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Boots and Shoes.

In short, we can supply our old customers,
and others wishing, Goods of good quality
and at low prices for cash or produce. We
preier cash business, II is true, at n small
advance from cost, but will for either cash or
produce, sell our goods so as to give the most
perfect satisfaction. Those wishing to buy
goods and never pay, are Informed that our
circumstances are such, that we cannot ac-
commodate them: while those wishing short
credit, and prompt payment when called up
on, can find us on hand, ready 20 do them SER
vice clecrfully and for small compensation.
We retain grateful remembrance Of rast IA
vors from the community, and shall he un-
woaricd in our exertions TO merit, and secure
a continuance of the same, by strict attention
to business in an honorable manner,
JAMES NJ. SLADE & co.
Middlebury, June II, 1852. s;
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SIS REWARD.

Left the premises Of uh'crihcr, on the
7th ult., wo colts, one two, aud the other
three years old,-thetlree years old is of dark
grey color with three white feet, and fore
hoofs cracked. The two years old, sdark bay
with black name and tail, one white hind foot
with star in the forehead both mare colts. Who.
ever will give any information of the where
abouts Of these coils, will receive tn above re
ward. w. ii. ii. BARKER
Cutingsville, Aug. 10Th 1882
There was, with the above colts yearline
bay mare colt, with both hind feet white, the
property of Enoch Smith of Clarendon. II,
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Middlebury Female Semi
narV

The Fall Term at the Seminary COM
mcnccs the present week, with full
supply of Teachers We perceive, by
the Circular, that Mrs. Hitchcock will
retain the general supervision of the
young ladies, assisted by Miss Bruce, of
Cambridge. Mass, Teacher of Music.
Miss Bruce has enjoyed the instructions
of the best masters. and will instruct in
both vocal and instrumental music. Mrs.
Hitchcock has charge also of Drawing,
assisted by Miss Sweetscr. Glasses i'll
French are formed by Miss S n Iib-
bard. Mr. George C. Knapp, A b., is Gun
ployed as school Instructor, and may be
consulted at the Seminary, as to the
terms, regulations &c, of the school. The
Trustees express much satisfaction in
the conduct of the Boarding House, by
Mr.. and Mrs johnson. Liberal cxpen
ditures have been made upon the premi-
ses, and a spirit of enterprise seems tc
prevail, to make the school acceptable.
August %.
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STOCK TRAINS

VIII be run from Burlington and
Bellows Falls 20 Rutland, Tuesday, Aug.
81, at o'clock, p. NJ, and leaving Rut-
land each way, Saturday, Sept. 4th, at s
o'clock, A. NJ All stock and articles to
and from the Fair, carried FREE.
JOHN s. DUNLAP, Supt
Superintendent Office,
Rutland, Aug. lS, 1852.
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Die0,

! in this village, on Wednesday after
boon, August 25th, STEPHEN w HITcH-
PocK, Principal of the Female Seminary
Middlebury, aged &c years i
The funeral exercises appropriate to
the occasion were observed at Mr.. j.
Warmers residence, to which in his i'll
ness Mr. Hitchcock had been removed and
were attended on Thursday morning last,
by an interested concourse of friends, in
Guiding the members of the school, and
so conducted as to mark the deep i'm
preston Of sympathy of the community.
President LABAREE conducted the exer-
cises, which were brief, appropriate, and
solemn. The procession moved to the
Depot, led by the gentlemen present, the
hearse being preceded by the school
and followed by a carriage containing
Mrs. Hitchcock and brother as chief
mourners, and others of school and fam
lily associates. A delegation of the Trus-
tees attended the remains to Rouse's
Point, on the way to burial at Chambly
having met the bereayed Father and
Sister of the deceased at Burlington.
Comm.
In Albany, N. Y, on Sunday, Aug
ED, Miss MARY BARBER. (sister of>E
d. Barber, Esq, of this place..
In Bridport, August Goth, Mrs. LYDIi
BAaBoUR, wife of james Barbour, aget
/, 81 years. -
In Vergennes, Aug. Gath, Mrs Nero,
BrnoNG, widow Of the late Gen. Samue
Strong, sgod SO years
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The Wings Of MiddleburY

Are requested to meet at the Town Room,
on Monday evening, Sept. 9th, at ~ o.
clock, to nominate a candidate for Represent
ative in the next Legislature, and to take such
other action as may be deemed proper when
convened.
BY order of the Town Committee.
CALVIN HILL, Chairman
Mddlebury, Sept. l. 1852
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Making 4 IA per cent. for
the year Guiding August /, 1852. Said per
centage TO be cast upon the original amount
ofpremium note without reference to any en-
dorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer at
his Office, in Montpelier on or before the Goth
day Of October, 1852.
THE2 10Th ANNUAL PORT,
containing detailed statement Of the bust
ness of the Company, the amount and num-
Der of losses, &c, will be published early in
September, and put in the hands of the mem
bers, to which respectfully refer them for afull
statement showing the Importance to them,
and to the Company, of the PUNCTUAL
payment of their assessments.
J. 7. THURSToN, Treasurer
Office VT Mutual Fire Ins. Co,
Montpelier Aug. 7, 1862. 1S.3w
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The WIGS OF CORNWALL are re-
questcd to meet at the Vestry, on Mon
day, Sept 9th, at o'clock p. NJ, to
nominate candidate for Town Repre-
sentative. and candidates for Justices of
of the Peace
By order Of 10wn Comnlittcc
Cornwall, Aug so, 1852
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Straw Sheep.

Strayed from the subscriber on the 25th
inst, six Sheep, five Lambs, and one old
breeding Eve, marked on the left side with
the initials ct S., with red paint. Whoever
will inform the subscriber where said Sheep
may be found, shall be suitably rewarded.
TYLER STICKNEY.
Shoreham, Aug. %, 1852. 19i3w
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PLEASANT RETREAT-A few shares
only forsale in Lakeland Village Lots.
SO will secure homestead for life.
Apply at once to Chas. Wood III John
Street, N. Y. See ertisement in
another column
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In Rockton, Ill, July 3Oth, SARAH
b., wife of Col Geo. Clay, and daughter
of the late, DIR. Joseph Goodhue, of Deer
field, aged 50 years.
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3 Tons Extra Fine Boston
Ground Rock Salt,
This day received, and for sale by
r. VALLETTE
Middlebury, July 81. 1852.
To Let.

The two WAolen Factories belonging TO the
Middlebury Manuiaci airing Company ono Of then
formerly occupied bv Davenport Nash, The 9th
er now occupied hy Nash 4 Wheeler, whose lease
expires the last day Of this month after which
time, one OF botl, Of said Factories will be rented
as will best srit applicants. One Of them has
three sets Of machinery, and the other two, viii
all the necessary ouibu'ldlngs.
Russell VALET,
Clerk Of Middlebury Manufacturing Co.
hiddIshsry, Aug. "a, 1854. is'I
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Notice.

TTNhc Middlcbury Brass Band are prepared
l. 30 furnish music for Exhibitions, Celebra-
lions, &c, on reasonable terms.
All orders addressed to r. L. Whitcomb
(Lcader,) or 7. l.. Frary, Clerk, will receive
prompt attention
Middcbury, May %, 1852. 5:tf
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Scott and Graham!

A meeting of the ScorT AND GRAHAM CLuD
of Middebury will be held at the Town
Room, on Monday evening next, Sept. 9th, at
8 o'clock
Addresses may be expected from S. S. BE-
MAN, Esq. of Washington County, n. Y, and
others.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
d. S. CHURCH, Chairman.
Middlebury, Sept. l, 1852
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District Of
New Haven. Commissioners, 10 receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of
ENOCu YOUNG,
late OF Staik,bcro, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto: And six months from the 18th
day OF Angus; being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
of the widow Lydia Young, in Starksboro, on
the ID Mondays ofOctobcr and January from
nine O'Clock, "A. NJ, until four o'clock, PM, on
each of said days.
IRA BUSHNELL, Com"'is-
JOEL ORNlS. SINNERS.
Dated at Starksboro, this Goth day Of Aug.
1852. 1S3w.
| STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
| District of Addison SIS ! that at n Probate
Court held at Middebury, in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the 18th day of August,
| A. d. 1852,
| jesse Ellsworth, administrator of the cs-
| tate Of
| SAMUEL B. WILLIAMSON,
| late of Cornwall, in said District, deceased
| presents his administration account for allow
| ance 1t is therefore ordered that said account
be considered for allowance by this Court, AT
| the session thereof to be held at the office O
the Register of this Court in said Mddlebury
on Thursday, the % day of September next
at one o'clock in the afternoon: and that no
ticc thercofbc given to all persons Interested
that they may appear and make their ohjec
tions, if any they may have, to the allowance
of said account, by publishing n certified copy
of this order in the Middlebury Register, a
newspaper printed at said Middlebury, three
weeks successfully previous to the time o
said Court.
JED. S. BusuNEIL, Register
A true copy ofrccord.
17:3w. Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
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Parasols,

poNNErs g. TRIMMINGS, most splen
ID did assortment, Just received at
June !, 1858. H. LANGWoRTHY'S
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Rutland and Addison
I. -" Mutual.

The Directors have assessed the Members OF
the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire lnsu
rance Co for payment Of the losses during the
year ending July a. $50 as follows
On Notes i'm force Sent l. 1851 1 Der cent
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nlarrir0,

In this place, August 23d, by Rev. P.
J. IL Myers, Dea. ELI MATTHEWS to
Miss NANCY TOWNSEND, of Brandon. !
In Montpelier, Aug. oath, by Rev.
VIM. ii. Lord, Mr.. Henry b. WooD, of
johnson, to Miss AMANDA w. WEBSTER,
of Montpelier.
In Troy, N. Y, on the 18th ult., by
Rev. G c. Baldwin, SILAs WILCOX, NJ.
d., of Bennington, to Miss ANN AMELIA,
eldest daughter of f. J. Mattocks, NJ.
d., of Troy
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100 Rhls.

DBIME FRESH GROUND FLOUR, this
L day received, and for sale ~
July 7, 1872 !. NALLETTE.
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Total
Members are requested TO make payment
rs follows:
In Addison to ID. V. Chambers,
Bridport to N. S. Bennett,
Cornwall, Middlebury and Ripton to D..
Wooster.
Orwell, TO Roswell Bottum, Jr
Weybridge, 10 S. l. Sprague.
Whiting, to J +. Benson,
Vergcnnes, Waltham & Panton to w, g..
Sprague.
Ferrsbugh, Lincoln, Monkton, New Haven,
Starksboro, Huntington & Sheburnc, 10 L. IL.
Landon.
The assessments are payable as above within
60 days, at the expiration Of which period the
Agents will return their respective bills 10 the
office,
BY order OF the Directors.
SAMUEL M. CONANT.
Treasurer.
In Office, Brandon, Aug 10, 1852. l7:3w.
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No. 80, Pearl Street
Portland, NJ. March 81, 1852,
ANOTHER CURE OF CONSUMP-
TIVE COUGH

New York. Sept. 9TH, 1851.
Gentlemen la consequence OF udis-
Greet exposure IN the month of tebrua-
~, 1851 severe Cough get IA upon
my Lungs. aud soon began lo feel Oh
those symptoms winch are usually re-
rarded as prerontory of Pulmonary
CONSUMPTION. Cough Mixtures
and Bllsiers. prescribed by my Phys.
clan, did nc no good, and other reme-
dies were equally lueliicacious. My
Cough was pronounced Consumpiiye,
decidedly So. had heard before OF DR..
Rogers Syrup Of Livcrwort Tar aud
Canchalsgua, and said TO the Doctor
wish to Try 1t. The reply was :" |, will
do YOU II" good, though presume it can
do you no harm" So | did try it, and
1t saved my life ! have no hesitation
in stating this to be my firm conviction
aud am ready TO avow it freely TO an,
one you may refer 10 me for information
aud also to slate PARTICULARS, which
have not time TO give at this prcsen
wrisng.
FRED. BURLEIGH, No. los Orch
ard street.
To A. l.. ScovILL g. Co.
For Sale by A. i. SCOvILL & CO., at In
Depot, Gothic HAL, BIG Broad'cdy, ~ Y, an,
by all respectable druggists in the Unitct
States and CanadaS
Also for sale in MiDDLEBuRY, by russell
g. POWELL.
Pnce-In large bottles, 81 ,O0-six bottle
for $500.
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DRESS GOODS,
Hard Ware,

Nails shovels, Rope, Glass, sc.
Also Salmon, Mackcrcl Goldfish, Pork
Flour, Sugar, Tea, Molasscs, &c.
A full assortment of
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st. Stephens
pAN0CHIAL SCHOOL.

T1HE ID QUARTER of the School will
l. commence on Monday, the 30th inst,
and continue eleven weeks.
JAS MULCHAHEY, Rector.
August lG, 1852. l7:3w.
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7 o P h y s i C i a n s .

TNHERE win be special meeting of the
Il State Medical Society, on Thursday, the
2nd day Of September next, at Rutland, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. in the Court House.
Physicians are invited to attend
By order of
NJ. GOLDSMITH, President
o. SMITH, Secretary. 19lw.
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Notice.

Whereasmy wife MARY JANE has left my bed
and board, this is to warn all persons against
harborng Or trusting her on my account, as |
shall pay no debts of her contracting, after
this date.
JAMES SHEDRICK.
Bristol, Aug. 80, 1852 19;3w
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Jnnc 1852
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Notice of Assessment for 1852.
VNHE Members of the VERMONT MU-
i TUAL FIRE INSURANCE co. are

hereby notified, that The following assessments
have been made by the Directors on notes in
force ON the following DAYS, to wit
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Fever and Ague.

and renders it an invaluable remedy
the prevention and cure of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-02

2l for the corresponding month In 1851 This shows an
increase Of 81 e7 compared with the closing month
Of 1851 There has lately been great decrease In ex
ports. In December 1861, $b,oo6,9so In specie was
shipped in November, 5c3sa55 II the shipments 60
on increasing this year from month to month, AZ they
did last the aggregate will be very srge but there are
no indications OF such a result. We can judge pretty
well of the import trade Of the country at large from the
returns Of the Custom House Of this port, but
arrive 1t such conclusions relative to our
expert trade Nearly three quarters of the imports into
the United States entered at this port while only
about third Of the exports cleared from this
port The balance OF trsde for against the country
at large is invariably iqudated here II shipments Of
specie required 1t goes out in steamers from the port
Of New York II specie is sent to the United States
from any foreign country it arrives at this port; and
movements cf the precious metals have always been
more or bugpear, the effect faverably unfavor
ably first felt in this Market and spreads thro ughout
the money markets OF the Union.
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Our Boston correspondence.


Mr. RaniOurs spech The Free soes and tie .a55Ations
I'll, Maine Lou-Ty. Tres.dnti4l Question, &c.
The speech Of Mr.. RAatoul in reply to that Of Mr.
Devils who had occurred the coalition Of all kind. OF
wickednes, has been read by every here aud oe
rsby well liked by small number Of whiys who do rot
relish having Sir Davis speak for them no is q
the hbhmun clique, and that sold body and soul 10
the Webster branch OF tne great whg family Mr Davis
is clever man the English would ray and Ia thought
highly Of in the western part OF the State where he Is
leader bat the Chicken marked in the Of Mr.
Donbey it 10 within the Of science to double
him up and Mr.. Rantoul was the chicken who did It.
II Ia coed play to seea Massachusetts man in Con
gre beaspg the sbotiooiss for you may sure that
he is in fir way to be exposed having once been
violent abcitionst himself Ever nn,e the commence
ment oi the anti slavery excitement almost twenty
years since there las rot been political any
consequence IN Massachusetts Who has not been
less atoitonLt. mir w bs.er used have lots OF
tousbons to throw 70 them Gen.rs Cuohing jump
ed out CT bed ia his thirt tall Yihout it, 20 Civ In
bis adhesion to abolition resolve declaring that n.y.
thing Was Nrtng and ought to be rghted-fothsi nth.
Governor BoGtHtH coEmencel pubic is aboli-
iott aad sole ray az temperance whig 70 boot but
he got out 81 tie GOOD eraces Of tne utras in conse
ounce q bs refusing TO present petition to tho
Lfselture in iayos OF the dissolution Of the Union.
CID Lii Pnlntrttr, who a. nov tskon the Union
under his seeci and protection used to be hand
aud glove With FL the dec in his congressional
dlstrcs hopgh ilfe soilsrs nsw his pet aversion
btcsufe they would not support young Bill Tor the state
ssnate Governor Morton WAS notsd abohtionst aud
made m9ny seed thing out o bis position though be
took good care hat robody ellie shoud ind aboliti nm
profitable od Dave Johnson and Norton used 70 have
many laugh together tho circumstances that
presented against The formers appointment 70 The
place u collector. because OK bis having sy9red tna
friends cf tie ant ayery movement might give yon
great roll q ua,nes; bat you AID our readers may NJ
IL Up yours.lros with the q all the politicians
OF Massachusetts since 1899 I may appear stranscto
.cme tie assertion bat abcltioni4n y 10" strong nov
ts0n It wes few years ago. bat s. II V, ~ on fshec-
ton the vii be obvious. gle formation OF the