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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11
Jenny Lind Married.

Qule a sensation was created through
the city. yesterday, by the announcement
that Jenny Lind, the veriIable Swedish
Nightingale, had entered the realms OF
matrimony The rumof was received with
an air oiincreduily, and every one thought,
il IL wasn't said. that il was'the old story"
The burden Of the street, the hall, the pub
lie house, aud the tiresde, was, however,
endorsed and carried into truth by the iol'
lowing official record, at the Registrar :
office
In This city. 9Th inst, al the residence oil
Mr.. S. G. Ward, by the Rev. Charles Ma
sou, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Wainwright
of New YoIk-ihe Swedish Consul, the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

SINGULAR FAcT-Mrs. Richmond of
Ticonderogs, n. Y, seventy three years o.
age, has been deprived Of teeth for several
wears. until, recently, new sci OF front teeth
have cut through. which--says our inior.
manl--erabu her TO cal and scold as well
as ever.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

MAINE--The Wings in the Legislature Of
Maine have recommended Gen. ScoTr rs
the party candidate for The Presidency. This
was to have been expected The admirable
conduct of the General, during the North
Eastarn boundary troubles, coEciiated the
respect and attachment of all the people of
that State.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

MAINE LAW IN New CONSIDERATIONS
asking foi the passage of law prohibiting
the sale of Intoxicating liquors, still contin y
ne TO be presented to the Legislature. The
number ofpetiIioners up TO the present time
is.we understand, little over l75,000-from
10000 to 10000 beire females, the balance
voters. This is the largest expression OF
public sentiment ever sent up 10 the Legisla-
tore on any one subject, and will be much
increased before the close of the session.
Albany State Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

IE\rH OF CLERGYMAN--Dicd at
Staun ton, Virgir a.on the 20.h ull., The Rev.
JOSEPH JENNIE TYLER, principal of lie
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, aged AZ. Doctor
Tyler was a son Of Hon, Royal ~ Ter, for
merly Chief Justice of The Supreme Court
uf Vermont,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

'WE HAVE OUR EXITS AND OUR En-
TRANcEs.-Mrs. Forrest made her debut
in New York Theatre on Monday, in the
character lady Teazle," in the "SchCol
for Scandal to az immense audience, and
with unbounded applause This is going
from the Conrts of Justice to the Temple
of Thesps, with rather aflling rapidly
But she will find apologists on all hands
Thos, who think her an injured woman,
will not be wanting in ingenious excuses
as that she is poor, and has not yet got The
$4,000 per annum. Those who think that
the divorce verdict was wrong, and credit
the witnesses against hrr, will say she could
not appear in "a new character" too soon
-Buringon Sentinel
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

Hon Edward Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Ward. MIR. y. !. Bowdch her legal advis-
err, and other friends. being present-Orro
GoLDscnMDr, Of Hamburg TO Mad'lie
JESNY LtSD, Of Stockholm, Sweden.
They we're married under the
Protestant Episcopal form. The applica-
ton for the marriage certificate states
that Miss Lind is thirly>one years of age,
and the happy bridegroom iwenty>iour.
The ladies are especially DESTROYS OF
knowing how The whole thing was kept 50
profound specialization Bee, 9Th inst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

SGNATE.-Mr Hunter reported a subsli-
tute to the resolution in favor of continuing
the workmen on the Capitol-that the Sec
rotary continue so many as can be protiiably
employed. Also appropriating $4,000
for pay ment Of the same.
Mr.. Builder presented a memorial in favor
OF branch mint in California.
At O'Clock Mr.. Gwin moved 70 dispense
with private business and take up the cen
sus printing bill The motion was debated
by Messrs. Badger and Butler against, and
Downs ard Others in favor.
lIousE.--Soon after the reading of the
journal the House went into committee OF
the whole and resumed the consideration of
the Senate bill making land warrants as
signable. The bill was finally passed. Ad-
journed to Monday.
SATURDAY, Feb. 7.
SENATE, The bill appropriating $4,000
for reftIing & repairing the national library
was taken up and ordered 10 be engrossed
The resolution Of sympathy Tor the Irish
exiles was taken up.
Mr.. Shields made a lengthy and power
full speech in behalf of the resolution, re-
viewing the whole subject, and expalia,ing
in glowing terms on HE Irish character.
MIR. Seward got the floor, and the subject
was postponed.
Nh. Clemens laid on the table for future
action resolution calling ON the Secretary
of the Navy aud the Postmaster General fol
fflll particulars Of the California mail con
TRACTS. Adjourned.
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DR.. VALENTINE MOTT.
The widely eskbsifd Professor " Surgery
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SnyS:--
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-23
China, Glass E EaT1henwSre,
PlERC 4 KING. 30
(Succcssots TO Pierce a. Kellogg,)
lmDOfterS ( Wh0lrksle bfaIera. aas Riyrr 4

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importers & Wholesale Dealers, a3t River 81
orPoyrx rHE TRoY HoUsE.
HAVING our stock very complete from
- lmpOrtations and otherw ise, We are
prepared 10 offer . la'ge assortment OF oil
Goods ia our line, WADiesoie " Retail, al the
fo~ssf New York or BOssos priess, for cash
0v sYprersd credit.
Among which whl be found, Fine White
Iron Stone. whiteGisxr, Flown Blue, Flow
Mulberry, Light Blue and Common Wares.
and the Acacia Ware formerly kept by Mr..
A. Siason. -
White, Gold Baud and Decorated French
China, IN sets Of separate pieces.
Cut, Plain and Moulded Giass Ware Of
every variety.
Tea Trsys, single or in sets India China.
l.eokInE Olssses, Brittamia Ware. Castors.
Silver Chandel~rs add Lamps. Chronicles
Of new snd elegant style, Lanterns Of ev.
cry variety; Hail Lanterns Of Cut, PLAN
and Stained Glass.
Rich decorated Terra Gotta, China and
bohemian fancy goods, together with a &c n.
rrai assortment too numerous tor an adver.
tisemcnt PjEKCE& KIN(;
Troy, May 10. 2Otf ?35 River-,t.
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Oct. 1c.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-23
PRACTICAL PLUMBING.

PRACTICAL PLUMBING.
AVlNG engaged Plumber Of ~ years
experience in all it's branches Of Plumb
ing in the city Of New York, ofundoubted
ability. we have added TINT branch to our
Gas and Steam Fitting. ano are now prepar.
ed to do work in that line with prolnptness
and despatch.
BArms-HOT, COLD and SHOWER
rut up 10 the most approved styles
WAIER CL"sIrs. HOPPERS, WASH
BASINS, and CORNER BASINS, on hand.
and furnished with all the fixtures at New
York prices.
CLostI Pass, PLUG BASINS, fancy and
plain, with a full assortm@n: Of boil, S,Iv.,
and Brass Work, for sale Wholesale and Ike.
tail.
N. b. Work done in any part or,he coun.
try.
Orders for any article in the abcye line
IRON distance, will meet prompt attention
,Wi FIERCE T. KING
23s River street, Opposite Troy Hose
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-23
CIR oC E RY


TO ! A8o8ERS! n
VIE eelssssted rhssnometer Churns
cd sovsrs; os.dsa Toeis; Hay Gut
n ,errsssi W fokss: Ptows; cuittvs.
tors; Hoes. Spades, SkovsIs. Manure Eorks.
rsss SersPsss, Bssh Hooks, WAssihsrso~s.
Csw Use. y oar kalIsrs aud Assaars. 0inres.
&c, &c. Fer ssis 81 ne kstlsnd AerisrIis d.
raj wsehssse. BARfErT, SOMA CO
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r8ngAL2B.
Thee dscIsatiop 10 tassd an the feel that u will
cuss more than nine tenths of ehss OF very pSsva
lea tsssses, kn"wNss = 3
- Z FEMALE COMPLAINTS
snd which h RereiVf"fs ressisd he skill and
er,iaas oi the m rst accomplished Physicisns OF ali
couatiies 10 4 dee,'s b-scod that " simost every
other mal<.ly 10 which The cunan family 10 heir II
has already received the Dtot N'on and liberal pat
ionsfe ofvery many pronns = ~ 'TesIs o'the Msd'
icsi Fsculiy 10 the Uaued Sta.rs wiiins 10 abide
the Truth. and having due regard for 'e welfare Of
tneli pstients, and 10 In every way ~nhs tue con
hdencs OF tbs afflicted asa sueesssfi, anS cheap
re~t"y. ofrh's additional prsof viii he fouGd IN
th1 psmphlei to which The attention Of Lads ans
Ftsc' h'ohers 10 repeatedly invited.
Ihs medicine hiss Ravev bseU Int Toduc ed by empt,
puns and msfspteseniatiOns, IL II intended that
~ present pcpu lasity shall he SUSTAINED BY any me.
'um But rs msr.ts and the spproba ,ion Of the pub
nc Tn. CATBOiICON 10 not "curs eli, but il
Intended expressly E those to
ms re'pecish'e te,nsls bet her aarssd OF single
rsoLArsrs UlsRI, or Faiiiai Of the Womb; Fluos
ntsrs. or Whitesi Cssesic TssLAnn ar,os Asp
oLessAsIcHcft the Wons; tHcipsurAL n n noa suAoa
.. rIoutne' PAisvuL surPasss ~ AnD IssRovLAa
msHsrhuAsios. &C.. With ill heir sccompa nv evils
e Ianess ssesfs'd no @at.s how ssssr., OF Of how
n-Psaphsssess b had sss,isat OUT Dsss Store.
% tftE.4 "a X ChAD, BURT SON.
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Dir. laARoI1ISys
UTERINE CATh0lCON.

THE uadefsien
ed, having b.
come Assnts for
thislNvA VA
BLH N EDiClNE
wBHld respectfully
: invite the attsA.
ionsfthasmetsd
"a shs gratifying
|: sucesss that has
, attended tie use
whsssvsS iAls odue.
Cd. aud tie happy
adapiAiIoR 10 this
cuesof che dhtres.
sing diseases for
which W 10 N6aved.
This CaTHn.t.
CON 10 In truth
one otthe GREAT
Els y MEDICAL
~ SCOvERtES Of
ma ihani I6Ail viii
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pAiNT. Vanish, Fancy, Bsir, Shaving.
- Hat, Cloth, Shoe. Dust and Hor,c
Rrnshes, Grsinning Tools Al manufacturer =.
prices. Sold wholesale and retail by
BARRETT & SON.
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RECOMMENDATION.

REcONNEKbArI(x,.
tcsstiAcstsef d.. Psssy Psn.Sss,h ~.
~. ~: Metrs y sss ~ hnTs VIII
i:et. respecting iis Iaess imsSis ,aiss d
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appeared disesssf sAsd The Asis ssss sv'
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taas time there use haeeeessIy q SETS
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0A01Al99 pAP11s.
Scott & Graham,

W~b vi<v 10 keep the pseeis well pset.
ESQ " rcsRiesi ep~fstsoas darine the cam.
ps'Sw-sstl ~ $50 cepeewtrsss the Wing
fo'c''s tes M essss seat November, and On.
eef NJ haassr II Scott end Gsshsm, d~,nol.
ISL NJ last p'sah u ~ plssfosm Of i.scofn
sssesA ~ Ssspasr 10 fvssish The New Yost
Isaes Asd JssAsss % The following t-rms |:
weekly I.ssss, ~ veeks, 70 cop.ss al 2s
essts sech, sisst sh<et
WEEKLY Tnhss<, 70 weeks, 10 copies At q
s"sts essA, Sost's shSst.
~ " esrsss ~ more In . club, Possss e. 5
seees ~ esey. C. bURC Il Son.
.astlss6, tsly lsA, 1859. 9stT
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~ 1tsse1ss psasAst Dftti,sss ca,orsd and
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Wl yss s.s' 20
AHsiss's AIN
Oissssst i.NfI
yes AsW lot w
e e ssl.ssE
be saiy sssSss|l
kessstAss $500
,ss1 tssiy 49,
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tks tsss d -
We ksss s'.sS,
eeastsnt So nSt
I'M AwanE
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I13ooN0 Z OS00OD . ~
EEr cons,:ntiy on hand large sssort.
oa ny.on s and ss ssa%s sx: .,.
also good usso5iment Of Cofyee " hich IN, y
offer At prices that will satisfy. 80,
Center Rutland, July I6, ] e2.
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BARRETT g. SON,

A RE nov receiving . revy large isroies Of
n Enghsh, french, sud Americas Prints;
Ginebsuus Ch.mbrsys; Wool and Cotton
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-28
Pierce on Ri1e-. md Uarbor..

Mr. Venable, the leader of the Dem
|ocratic party in the South, and the mos
reliable authority, stated at Richmond
Virginia. that if Pierce was elected ther,
,conld nerer be another Rirer and Har
Dor Bill passed; for, said he, Pierce
will VETo it If 1t passes. MIR. Venablt
said the truth. Pierce voted against ev
,ery River and Harbor Bill while he wa:
lin Congress, and he will ueto every one
that may pass. What will be the con
sequence? We shall expend the small
we have for the Ohio Riv.
er and the Lakes, and then the machine.
ry will be left to rust and ruin. The
West, which gets but crumb from Gov
ernment, will then get nOthing-noth-
ing. OF the forty millions of dollars
collected by the Government. weigh.
millions of people in the great Valley
get not ten per cent? And if Pierce
comes in, we shall get nothing-nothing
at ALL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-28
TE.CHERs WANTED,-Fo

TEACHERS WANTED.-Fou
male and two female Teachers wanted
to teach the Public Schools in the towr
|of Gallipolis, commencing on the las
Morday in November, for one quarter
lof twelve weeks, or longer, application
Ito be made in writing TO either OF the
Directors, before the l7th of the month
There will be a public examination a
the upper School House, commencing
Iat O'Clock, P. NJ, on Saturday, the
goth, when all the applicants must be
present.
By order of Board Of Education.
H. H. JONES, Pres.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-28
Hkar7 VrRplcr.-Wa g. ,ha col. !

HEAyz VERDlcr.-We COPY the fol-
lowing from the Cincinnati Commercial
of yesterday:
The jury sitting in thecase of Marlin
H. Bendrix VS.. the steamboat Ironton,
(an action brought to recover damages
against the boat for false imprisonment)
brought in verdict yesterday for the
plaintiff, with 1885 damages. The
case was tried before Judge Matthews.
1t Will be recollected-a notice of the
case having recently appeared in the
Commercial-that the plaintiff, while on
the upward trip Of the Ironton from
Louisville, was put in irons on charge
Of kidnapping negro, and, on the ar
rival of the boat at COvington, was Ia
ken through the town handcufed with
the negro; but on inquiry before the
mayor, was released. upon proof that
the colored man was his own slave.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-28

cne Of the strongest evidences of the won
eerful curative properties of DR.. Rogers SyrrF
of LirerloOTt. Tar, and CanehaLagua, is the
countenanee and support it has received from
Physicians Of the first eminenee. The public
well know that they are the last to endorse
any thing which is not prescribed in the Medi-
cal Talmud. But this preparation they are
now recommending. as numbers of their auto.
graph letters in the possession Of the proprie-
tors eonelusively show. If they admit this
Syrup to be a remedy for Pulmonary and Liver
COmplaints--if they say that il acts specihcal-
ly and bene6eially on the Biliary Organs, and
upon the Lungs, and if their opinion is con-
frmed by means of voluntary certificates from
The cured, what further testimony can be de-
sired! Obtain the pamphlet from the Agent,
and read It.
For eala hv T. D M.orv-