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ONE YEAR AGO

People bought common kind Of goods for
Gents, wear at great prices. Tailoring bus
mess was neglected Tailors crcpi around like
Indians Navigating Birch-canocs in the inlet
of Passamaquoddy Bay. Now, presto, the
steam is up, all are aboard, goods are going,
business is brisk -
Negus has stirred up the animals! One
establishment, with great pretension, doing
on the heavy-proft and never-gct-your-pay
system, collapsed into a candle box and gives
no signsof life, save by an occasional squeak
in tho newspapers two or three establish
ments are satisfied with minding their own
business; while another fairly run into the
ground, growls out upon us from tho
YES and DENS Of the earth;
The reason of all this is found when one
looks At the
/ I3la8hmIANgP Stock
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.PETERSOT'S MAGAZINE

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Teachers Association.

The Teachers aud members of this
Association, and ALL the Teachers in
this town and in the ADJOINING
TOWNS, are respectfully invited to
meet at the ACADEMY, on Thursday
evening, January goth. 1852.
GEORGE SMITH, Pres.
j. F. BOLTON, Vice Pres.
Middlebury, Jan. II, 1858. 39:lw.
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Alarrieo.l

= In Albion, Orleans Co., N. Y, on the
5th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Brooks, Mr. LII.
clEsW BMcHAM,of Cornwall. TO Miss
May J. OotLiNs, daughter of Willis
p. Collius, Of the former place.
In Albany, N. y, on the 18th inst
by Rev. Ray Palmer Mr., j.. 4 LARRA.
BEE, Of the firm Of p. w Collips& Co
of Vergepnes to Miss MARrerrA Wn.L.
SOY, Of the forner ploes a'.r
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PROSPECTUS.

THE BOSTON DAILY CHRONICLE is
published in Boston. Terms Cash in ad
vance, The Boston Daily Chronicle is issued
every morning tSundays exccpted,) At cents
per copy,-S5pe; annum. The Boston Ueck-
IN Chronicle, Il Family and Business newspa-
per, every Saturday morning AT - per annum.
THIS paper is elegantly printed and ably con-
ductcc It's devoted TO Liberal Legislation
on all suhjccts,--to the repeal Of the Liquor
Law of lsj2-to Telegraphic, Commercial,
and General News.
1t will advocate the unconditional repeal Of
the law Of 1852 "An Act concerning the
Manufacture and Sale Of Spirituous or Intox-
icating Liquors. as II law ruinous 10 the COM
merical aud business interest OF Boston and
the Commonwealth, and one of the most OBJ
noxious and unjust Statutes ever placed on the
Statute Book Of The Old Bay State.
1t will demand such heal hlu and Just cgis.
lation as shall rcgsatc the sale of sprtuous
liquors, and no, prohibit it. l, will oppose all
s,erei political ol canizalion, created to enforce
the laws of the State. As the advocates of
tho present Liquor Law appeal to legislation
To sustain moral cause, they will be met by
legis alion.
The Chronicle viii, | c con lucted in the most
able manner. It's tone will be courteous, but
decided. Its News, Geographic, Commercial,
and Local Department will he full. stands
on firm pecuniary basis. 1t will be neutral
in politics. Its moral lone will lie high in all
It's departments; and as far n talent, able con-
trhu,ols. md liberal OUTLAY can effect the oh.
jet, it will lie second TO no journal in the coun.
| try.
| In the purposes Of this piper all business
men have one interest All trades arc expos
ed TO fanatcal legislation, nrd / o State is
enfr
We shall oppose all laws interfering with
personal liberty, whether the same are enacted
in Massachusetts or Vermont.
We solicit your name and advertisement to
our paper and your nfuence to extend its cir.
cnla lion.
s''TPlcnse direct 10 No. Is State St Boston
X. c. NICHOLS, Publisher for the Propri
ctors, 39:i W.
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Notice..

There will be course of LECTURES
given in Union NIL, commencing on
the evening of the 25th inst, by Rcvs.
Z Il. Morgan aud T. d. Taylor, on
The FHJfHmm Of Prophecy. The
public are invited.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Members of the Middle
Injury Savings Bank, will be holden at j.
Ilagars Store on Wednesday, the 10Th of Jan
uary inst, at , o'clock +. NJ, for the purpose
Of clccting their Officers for the year ensuing
JONATHAN HAGAR,
39lw Secretary.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I
We, the subtcribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners. Ia receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of CHARLES adams, late of Ripton,
in sd District deceased and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thOrcto; and six
months from the Sd day oil December, 1852,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we'fo therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend 10 the business oil our said appointment,
al the dwelling house OF the deceased in said
Ripton, on the first Thursdays in February and
May next, from nine oclock. A. NJ, until four
o'clock, +. NJ, on each of said days.
JOHN r. NEW | Commits
REUBEN A. DAMON, ( sioners
Dated at Ripton this 2Sth day Of Dcccm
Der 1852. 37:3w
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A NEW FEATUREIN
]. S ADAMS. ESQ,

OF Burlington, will speak at New Ha-
ven. East Mills. "Wednesday Ercnine
Jan 10Th. at the Meeting House. on the
Vermont Liquor Law. The public are
invited to attend
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be II remember
District Of New Haven, SIS. cd that at Pro-
bate Court, holden at Bristol, in said district,
on the 2Sth day of December, 1852 The
Administrator of the estate of
BARZILLA STEWART,
late Of Bristol aforesaid deceased, made APP
plication to said Courtto examine his account
Is 4 Administrator thereof
Where upon the said Court appointed the
first Monday ofFebruary 1858, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the office OF the Judge of said Court,
in Bristol aforesaid, as the time and place for
examining and allowing said account and
made an order requiring the Administrator of
said estate to give notice of the the time and
place appointed for said settlement TO all per-
sons interested, by publishing copy of this
order in the Middlebury Register, news
paper printed at Middlebury, in this State,
three weeks successfully previous TO the time
appointed for said settlement
HARVEY MUSsiLL, Judge.
A true cory OF Record.
31;3w. II. MussILL Judge.
nUEECHY, by the Author Of "Wide,
W Wide World" Use of Sunshine, by
8, NJ, Authoress Of the Maiden Aunt, &c.
just received and for sale by ...
L. W. CLARK.
June 1882 '..-
TINE justly celebrated RUSSIA SALVE,
l. sold by ii. A. SHELL IN.
I MAY 10
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.QUADRlLLE BAND.
n. f. wIIITcoMB

n. f. WIIITcoMB
LAS the pleasure to announce 70 his ffissas
IL and the public, that he has made uhusu-
al exertions TO afford them MUSIC for Dances
and Parties, during the coming winter, Re
has engaged the services OF Mr. J. 3. notM-
DERa, Swedish Artist Of high population.
who came out wilh ys>sr Lisp, and was in
her Orchestra While she was in this country
Mr. HoLnnERa 10 one Of the fhest Clsrionet-
lists In the world The artistic foroo u ihA
Band Is as fbllowss-- ...i
h. Z. wHlrconB, 49,. lat Violin
}. B. HoLssrse, 49,. =. Cl1icnsrs
''F j. Z. DorsLiss. ....... ID Violin.
r, wHIrcons, Rass
T Any number Officer required viii be ar
pished. Address,
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Dee. j, 1859 B. NiddlebAry. ".
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kAC0FFINS,o of all sizes, trimmed and for
cOsalc by J. p. HUNTINGTON.
- = = - = - - - - - - - = - - - - - - =
y = Sets Cane scat, wood seat, Chldren's
ZOChairs, Rocking g. Office Chairs for
Sale by J. p. HUNTINGTON.
A lot of the incest Dcdstcads ever offered
Lln this market for sale by
J.P. HUNTINGTON.
- - = - - - = =
Dutnams Portable Patent Spring Bedstcads
Il for sale by J. p. HUNTINGTON.
= - = - = = "a - - - = - - = - -
Mattresses, such rs Hair, Spring, Moss, Cot
1Iton, Palmlcaf, & lIusk, for sale by
J. T. HUNTINGTON.
= ~ - -
Tables of all kinds from 81 to $40 for Sale
Il by J. p. HUNTINGTON.
A lmost every thing that can be mentioned
LAin the line of Furniture and Mattresses
can be found at the Commission Rooms, No.2
and 9, Nichols Building,
Repairing Mattresses &c. by
J. P. HUNTINGTON.
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IIH SUIT OF CT OYHEs

As tue old year Is passing out, and the new
coming IN. il can only be necessary 10 remind
the thoughtful and sensible Of The use and
Importance Of Dress ON that day, whom 40
many ilt. -t- p fass,n .
SOFT eyes look love to eyes which speak
and that at the ExpREss OFFICE can be
found all articles Of geptlsmsu's wardrobe,
necessary to aitraet ths eye, or eaptivate the
senses, At the lowest prices. :. y
Come one, come all, for there 4, enough
aod to spare.
Great bargains "a al rho e>ms
Middlehnr-, Pee 81, 1852 I1Ef
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NEW YEARS
ID a y.

conEs this season as usual--on the Hrst
day Of January and IL may be well 10 ye'
mind gentlemen that now Is lust the time 10
ret a
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Safety.

Ntrr SdAStys rF
Bells Patent Safety. FLUID LAMPS. nv
which the use OF Burning Fluid is rendered
essentially saff just received by
Dec. Is, 1852. H. 4. SHELDON,
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Chains,
Mount Eagle Tripoli i. 4.

Decidedly the best article kneicH, for cleans
ing and polishing all Metallic substances.
Glass, &c, for sale, by ZBECKwITH.
Dec 18th, 1852.
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Hair Dye.

make II myself and warrant it in all
cases where direction are followed, or refund
the money. II. A. SHELDON
December IS, 1852,
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THE GREAT .REMEpY roK

NARY BtLSAH is probably with
out a parallel in having, daiisf
trial oil more then Twenty ave Year.
fully maintained lie hish rspaisiisa
vhith 1t has acquired for CON
stuPiiNE OhPLAikTs, srt
all nlSEAsES Of rhe LrNGy,
.r,>ItuAi snd GUEST. 1t knb.es
used With probably rresisr.ssssen
than say other article Knows, sd
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pone the motion first made TAX precedence the question
will therefore be taken upon the motion OF the senator
from Texss.
Mr. ADAMS. ! beg leave 10 suggest whether, as the
resolutions alluded 10 by The senator IRON Virginia
resolutions OF The Senate and do not require the action
OF the House upon Them and they merely deelaa-
tory resolutions and therefore be postponed 10 the
4th of March without any de,rmen the public interest
any way, it would not be better to postpone them to
10 act upon them.
Mr.. BROOKE My colleague will permit me 10 re-
mind hun that there some senators upon this floor
who will not have The pleasure OF being here after the
lth OF March
MIR ADAMS. That was very strong reason WHY
suggested posiponement wanted To have the reso
uons acted upon by those who expected remain here
and sustain the principles established by them But if
my colleague wishes 10 address the Senate upon Them
will withdraw tho motion.
The question being taken the motion 10 postpone
the further consideration of the Pacific railroad bill and
make the special order Tor Tomorrow at 10 o'clock il
was agreed TO-
[To BE CONTINUED
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Law school of Cumberland University, Lebanon.



FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthe late Of the circuit
judges of Tennessee
Green Of the judges Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Ridley, of the cbanceors of the State.
their whole exclusively
school
Plan Daily examinations Of the
No regular OF lectures but explanations Of The
daily the progress OF the examinations
Weekly courts common law and equity In which stu
statement OF fnct by proe
prosecute all the actual
The framed require them pepars
all read
Of the taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly and
Of session. The students clerks ahe
jurors and chanccors and in other ocial
paciics their suits
ember and Thursday February. The second
succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Erpsnses per sesaoruon fee $50, in advance contingent
81 boarding $50 Students furnish their books
VIII hcanb be in Lebsson bookstores.
-Four unless 'the
enter required sd
mission, regular cssses. Students enter
during the collegiate year.
There q a mo legislature connected with the school
Number Of students last collegiate year eighty sir.
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF trustees
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Public N office.
Pension Ovvicx,
February Is, 1853.


February Is, 1859
THE attention Of
claim Of Washington city,
distributed believed to be interested In
unauthorized reference
become the subject Of
correspondence and inquiry BY those whom has been
In of this letter Is stated that The writer for the
claim and another place. that
he daily autixed pouehcd for al the department. Again,
his reliability and buI
address the Pension Once. To the
touching such references special answer has been
gwen proper give agents hars been
feation u et testimonials be Cnm bscome
Of coioe without reference this ohce
qualifications to public The Pension Once ought
afford partial discrimination by endorsing Of them, will
ii do
The to- which IFS thought proper officially
ce is founded printed volume published BY the United
States Senate 1882 senae Executive Document No. 81 sd Con-
ess containing report from the Pension Office, in compliance
call from the Senate of all suspended and rejected pnsion
claims puh sina notes Of The Of suspension rejection
This volume doubtless, in the hands Of but does
a,ahori<e has this office auhori. the preow
agent, privileged the files e Pension
thai they information wuhheld from tAs public
al large j. E. HEATH
Feb l6-d2w Commissioner Of Pensions
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the south.
= SSs<, On and after Tuesday next the February
Gslaxye the Bay Line will leave the Baltimore
BALTIMORE daily SUNDAYS excepted O'CLOCK
m Immediately after the arrival from Philadelphia
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Baltimore will
3x o'clock and arrive in Baltimore time
connect with the boats leaving at O'Clock, p. M
Through tickets from Washington to Norfolk e.
Agen, Baltimore seam-Packet Company
BALTtMoRE Feb. 10, 1853. Feb i5-d9w
mIIE MISSES FOX, the original spirit Rappcrs,
taken rooms suivsns the south side Of street,
of 18th street, They will company day.
forenoon from 10 IL will be devoted the reception Of phi
waite parties. Feb l5-dlw
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Central Academy,
Corner Of Z and 10th sussn.
Rev. a J.~s. Sours, Principals
Marcus ID. Wells, Assistant
Mon. T. Raoult, Professor Of Modern Languages
Circulars at r. Farnhams Taylor Maurys and Gray b
Isptype = hook ,tores Dec Ia-eodu
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NOTICE
or the Discontinuance United states Land Of
flee a vinccnnes, Indiana.

FINDER provisions the second section Of the act Of Congress
which declares that whenever
public remaining unsold land district shall be
reduced than hundred thousand
duty the Secretary Of the Treasury to discontinue the
land office land such district shall
remain uasod al the time
of the existing land Offices
which land Office shall
of which the Secretary of the Treasury shall
the ADORE required has been
the Interior the ft TO ssabsA the
Home Deportment,o approved Sd March, 1919;
hereby that the Secretary Of fAe IHe
ror land Office Vpcennes in tho State Of
lands uns0ld the
be subject the land Office
Jacksonville, in said State
Lands remaining unappoprated by law subject
limits Of the Vincennes District will
that Office from
noice by the register and thereof
WlI public of
day fAey prepared receire applications
of any sueh iand at their Office.
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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i0n ACRES IN HIGH STATE OF cuLTIvATIoS ~. ~
4Uu timothy and blue grass GOOD SET o.
well fenced and cro. fenced in the tract including ~
Of timber adjoining w. and N W. side two story
dwelling ,ny rooms and apple and pesch oschafd
plenty stock inside the inco.u ana
ing .nrino Land OF the best qualiy o hemp
corn and and Kentucky land for rod clover
blue grass ALSO smaller adjoining Inc above na
P.. county Missouri miles north of Ceoaefown ano
within ten miles survey Pacific railroad and twenty m"
from the Missouri river. -,
Twill sell great srain properly, shall be com
PEELED o IL.
'''-'''" WI -" - join &. JONES
,..uA a, xp,.hln.,on civ at the National Hotel until
the st Of March amer that time premises in Missouri
Jan lQ-oassdk
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DOTATOEs. POrATOEs-l,ooo bushels OF prime n ~, ~
potatoes suitable table of planting por SAFE :" '
suit purchasers. Apply to prrrp KERRY
F.ho .oin wser street. Gsorscto-n