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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

CTEAM BbTWxxN H1W YORK AND GLASGOW
- The 0lssgsv aAa Nsv Yssh stssmsnp Coup~ay's ssw
Crsas sos.andsl, saEEw !OhK g 60 son. So sots.
Saturday, Augpat g. a. " O'Clock rfrss cabin sal
Nate rooms ~; DE- nidshirs do SO, sscoad csois $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

EARN FOR SALE or BxCHANGE-OF q ACRES,
situated in the part Of Michigan nssr . rAilrsad
sAd the county seat. Inquire Of J. B. GRUxAN lis
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

$C.OVV hEhsssl ssDisy s1deses n : vtllaes aeas
.ssis:.S ssI Ss,sss 49,: ssy3 s mr. -
Ssnt e. e esss ssss,tsa. bass sAsrssss hosss "a
- sss e sssss saV ~ ~ * ssrs: = :a ssaiss
depot p sDetyx The e lasd; foz
sgs:s ri. , .asaA 1Ds' 81 Broad ~ " mon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

CARoNps xoDHLs OF BEAUTY-"vENus 1IaIse
Bssp.i.s" e ycrks e arr .e.aiiiss Pswsrs "osssx
In life IKE sAsos en- ssAibiton Sav asd svsnias = tAs
Chinese Budinss $50 Brosawsy, mp saira A6mittaAes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMKN-rHB UNITED
statsA nsl stsssss wAsHtn9.Os y y Liass sos
lad ma1s psssssEss fbr DnGiAad And frsaes
hatusdey JSly S ~ IL o'clock NJ IRON pier No Nofsh
In the hTst cabin m in saloon S.U
n ees osss eHnfn, lower nAAoon iM
An surgeon each ssesmsg All
letters thrcukh tha Pest Once Specie delivered
b Havs ans Lcsde. Fer paeseSs % frsAghs Yppy -
c. H. SAND, Aren't II south = Nlism strsel
The steamer Hsrnaan via succeed the Warrington, AID
sail AuguSt II -. "A .s.... n gNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

DAwND1OKIES sALE-A. n CAISrALAn. AuC-
usnssr Is Bcwsry, will ss tbs day. 81 10 O'clock
k ..d vslsssls sssornsas Of ven:Ss s;s.s sp .sssi
eehlns PRINTS ando alpaca esshmefe, ersps and nk
havls large variety II other ARTICLES Also lot q
e1othfne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

LSOR CAPE May AND PHILADELPHIA a-OCRAN
YoutsThs steamer DsiavAre, vi leave por Ia North
river Cedar saturday tina Sth ct cocs
p NJ Passsnger- reach Cape Nay - o'clock Sunday
morning. rorpssssss apply IN board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

CNOR SAVANNAH AND YLORIDA-UNIrpDe STATES
mail line The and splendid steamship ALA "a MA.
Geo. B. 6eAsnek, VAIL lssvs en- saturday July - fsur
sAHUEL Z aiICHiIL u Brssavsy.- .Tnroash usksts
from New York 70 Jaeksonvile, e31: PlAtkA Us. The
KN0xviLL1 O. D. Lsdlsws WIN suscssd. and sad % We'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07
BILLIARDS.

DTILIARD TABLES FOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID have Of tahlss ma 10 Of the best
materials With all Of the modem imprevensnss, rsAAy or
hpent the sbnrtest notice Also balls cnss, enc
everything Aprertanirs 20 The trade ~
duesd prices GRIFFITH DkCkkR, - Ann sEese.
DILLIARD TABLES FOR BALE-wB INVITE BUY
ID " examine stock Of rceewoeA. ash2fAny 40
tahs WITH marble Slate wood esS SO ~ ewesesse
sppe. tanning - the shovs tsn pr csns ee1
AMIN, ~ Bfesdwsy. n B---xssx sessaA has1 -
bies eleap for cash. n. ..tss...s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

n Franklin Sen, ~ the Mershants' ExchAugs, the
e.a ssy Inst .s2 o:los. a: plot q sSns on
nsss VIII The n .ss. issely ~ ~ nsv
lixty I've feet deep On said Drs situated two
story double house. about forty feet 'front.' lately bu
to D. MsNahen. attorney ana counsellor No - Chaubers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

OyLY sso-rs bEPENDENT LINE TO SAN FRAN
~ CISCO via Panama -No combination for psicss with
miles mule Nav.i.--Ihs csstrsssd stsamship NORTH
Jar 600 tons buxthen NIL leave New YORK foe Aspn
wall Saturday Angus D. ~ O'clock r. NJ, precisely
from the 70 Of Harron street North river eonnset
tons ousthen The books these now
opsn. I'm TIED Bunber Of tickets wild be sold at the
following rAtss applied for hsiors tho 0sh Abin
state room bsrth SIV eeond cAsin open besth, $50;
stssyage SO Apply JAMES n. CROSS, No. Battery
place, stairs For small passengers will Be
IN M SsitsN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

T,OR CHARLEsTON AND FLORIDA US
MAI Line The new splsndid and fast going stcame
sAsHviLLE Berry. Cenu sndsr: win leave Piss No.
eiscy ror !ssht spp on board .hsrs all ss q lsdias
will be ned And for passage IT the ohce Of rlLk5rUs
CO., 50 Broadway THROUGH tickoss 20 Florida - fol-
lovs-To Jackson VILE e3l, to Pilatka &33
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

II Asst DAY BUT ONE.-DONETTp8 ACTING NON
~ hs,s Dogs and Goats. ard the beautiful Chsnicsl II
g. and saturday 1t 3eeleek Admistanss Is GENTS. Chill
half pTioo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

ExHIBlTION FOR sALE-SARONpS GALLERY OF
~ nnsis hs.yty. senpri.ins three i15Isaslc agssss
sshih 81 the Chinese Buildngs $50 Broad vaY
mp stairs Admission 80 cents. Apply TO H. HANINGTOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

alp Afl4AH1lCx OeoA les ws.l -1ah ah!R vsu -
psrt vsh Ne UnIssA essess aa ~ Dueses esaavey =
Sses q csssl ssrssA u. hdsAs q ps~as. ss.sss =.
- EO1ARD ( COLLiNS, e vs.l ss.sA
1assessssy - ss4.ssssS - - =. 1850 e. w
yuiy A,pDs Vim pssass eahs sosise 49, shs sAaps q
No1scn la grsas h NJ Ves
II eoA sse0 aad prsytsols he esee Of Ra1sgs y Ne
y seia tAs Ara sshie Ard - 10 ~ sssssA sssaA
INoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THk UNITED
4 ststes y 81 Etsanship FRANKLIN, Ssmss A. wstsea.
andsy viii Hsvss touching - Seushem qss.
70 land mAiis and pass. SATURDAY JuX th -
Pnss d pssssxs ar.t sSin SiSo ssessd % as LugAs
not v.nssd during ths shsd hs asnt hoard As
will be received b~sss amer 1nuysdAy ynly No. por
freight Or passage apply v n MvLN0srON. Agent ss
broAdwsy. = l@fet. sa4 ~ Sc -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

NRBIHwIcH SAVINGS BANK HAVE R1nOvnD %
" their banking No. ~ sixth avenue eornsr
Of WaveFey place Open daily Sunoays 10
A. to2f a and ffom Ste p. Y. An noasy 9spsassd
10 Juy 10 Will from the 1s - ths Ats u
ak esat per Anhum Al Of ave husassa Asasy
and under. and Ave cent sal anna
ave hundrsd dollars. Wn. hANDkvlkIE PrseesnA
~ + v.anmyA Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

HHARLIs STREET THEATRE, BALrrM0RA -
~ rcp-This elegant and tasteful essabllsh meat sitn
sssd the corner q Bsii@srs and Charlie ss.ssts
fsred rent lease, with ali the scenery, DeehtnssY
wardrobe, fixtures, 10. Addxsss WIN. W. xc0LnLLAN
Baltimore.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22
Miscellaneous Items.

LOUISVILLE, March 15.-Thc steam
F Reindeer burst her fue at Camel
Rn, Ind, yesterday making terrible
hvoc among her passengers. Fifty
frsons were killed and wounded
|any being blown into the river and
ere drowned.
Twenty-Five persons who were on
e steamer Reindeer when the ex-
|osion took place, Gas before report
| ) have died, and but little hopes
hers.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MILWAUKEE.
foretJte Hescue eta Fugitice Stare.
p Wednesday, d fugitive slave was
rested near Milwaukee, and imprison.
Great excitement ensued among
e citizens, result in the collection Of
nob' which broke open the Jail, took
the fugitive and sent him in n war.
b towards Canada. The military
re called out, but arrived too late.
owner Of the slave and his assis,
is were afterwards arrested on n
Prge Of assault and battery.
IAE ERIE Riots REsUMED.-A
u half a mile of the railroad track
Erle was again torn up by the mob
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22
"a SPLENDID REMEDY"
DEVlNE'S COMPOUND!
LOZ III n & / .


The Gredt Remedy is al iasi Di,covrsdii
CONSUNP1TON CAN BE CUREDlli
And Coughs and Colds, the parents Of that tell
d'rase that 20 oitenh brings noe to the homes Of
orr nd, vanish. rs If bi mage, bSlsts the
SOtEREIGN REMEDY.
Tits "a hat which has ~ l,ng cen ,ousht for 4
is in fn fitli offered to the public r. n certain
cure for Coughs Colds, Whuopins Cough. Group,
Asthma, Cosihcness and Consumption, and will
in any ca'c where lungs sufficient nfe lef, ,Aeek
the ulccrat ouand raise the patient 10 hralrh
'crliiicaies ufcurc- tobp relied Oh, fund n IN.
circulars lett with the ngtuis-and the rublia
iHay be assured We shall ue,e. publish anything va
do moi believe entitled Ia the fullest rouGLt &c a.
truth card nothing but tie truth"
Ftcm lie AHaHv Exprcss
Ihi. is nrV rcmrty Tor Colds. tuurl. SC r.,
TIE sale a. Yii'i NiaM Ihurthurn hs. n,sur1rr tbs
ascn'e We know ihc.c l. rsuses To 10 efr,nci.s,.
T" ;" work A. we'll i't iry p recommended. In tbs
circle of our acpnainrc' tho, have been tested and
- cscfl instance the, haVe effected speedy ru-. -
Tbe' ARE NO humbur, aud en- assure eur eiii.en.
t-' "I he "rll satisfied u thcrcareii,nre by swing
them turi.
Stn'l,rtc.iironia.,ru bc published + OFT ains.ts,.
"y part Il the country whore this sfost remedy ha.
been rirnlucrl snI faithful, u-rf
q T. the Lozrage i di.,olv.,i. rrI absorb, tho
su:, ii Nino it packed 80 yirue ., there ,..rd
l"'trthi. "Vcf,s.'e the ooh, Simple but row tIfu,
n un:- sufficient atc rf the pitch rozengn chrek.
th" irrHi"n, Fnf'ie' AMI hr's b, rs Halnnr prop
'f-,3 di."s genial rinw tho hnc surf face tf
im 'di httrty rutlnc Fever ard Ngli ,wrna; COZ.
trris rnprirnus pprettr. the tide uf NO. md
fst-rs tho patient To tirlthl
brvine'. Compound Pitch i.ozcu-r Las been in u,s
about ~" t'ars aud tho world is eli il-ucelta tnura
ar "q"a nnm' ~ patients crtci b. my other nrtols
H '"ri" icu-t'i IT uno. rs f,r it Is introduced
wee twci p"pie I. get we'll w'n Use it faithfully
Let al', ihcr, try ii--rry It AMI Ice cur cd.
hi TIA" Original bI.rnVer~r. William n.rin~s for
Sd. FULLER S co. rrnnrstott
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22

tifll iHOl SAND PERSONS
l'l Annually it England ,f Cal,umn,i. ~
ia thr N'w England States, the proprr;..l +.
"n. IN ionr or live In Ep.'on. pIclab', ..i.
!" four IN tl.o city CO.. New Y.sk. .i>.u
s.' 20 died in two "c,h, in D.r.mh-ruf ,l.t
disoaS, II is loss prevalent in thrmo,rnotl
cin attitudes, q, Russia. Canada. a,d amou,
the Alps Of Switzerland, where IN, wiurr.
are I"ns and severe, and There are fewer ,ud
den changes
No theory can he more welcome T., the hu
man mind than the one which establishes on
S"oi grounds the hope for prolonged exist
rnrr, II th" allegations of those who are AT
''' entitled to vrracity may BE- believed
thcic is preventive cal -.ntl.
Ii' great author Of nature has provided II,
win a remedy for CONSUMPTION. and the Dis
eases leading thereto which are SO f,arrillly
common in our country Has He LETT as Ia
ma reiici from that fatal scourgc hv rausacE-
lns other Lands No, the best Natures own
kennedy, is at our hand The wild Cherry
ana the Pine, furnish MS with cure. where a
cure is possible.
One of the most important discoveries of
me age, IN amcliorating the condition Of this
large class of suffering humanity is DIR. WIS
lar ba.Sam of Wild Cherry, which has been
before the public some ten years. This val
liable medicine was first discovered and intro
duced IN the year 1858, since which time il,
success has constantly increased the demand
until 1t has become one Of if not the most
popular remedy for consumption, in its incip-
leut stage, ever known.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS. n
,Ag,l'' for ceiling N,tar'- Bli.am: " r. Eu..r,
M'iilehary q. T. Haskell & son, West Cornwall.
- - wool, shorehnm: !. r. gon.on. Wbiting
~ T. kp,coc, NeS llaycn J. y. Medium. D,.foi
- - Smnh, honktnn f, Huntington, Vcrrcnncs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22
? OIL s O MING

thousands of Parents who use Verm,ruec
composed ofCaSlor oil, Calomel. &c. arc not
aware, that while they appear to benefit tbc
parent they are actually laying the f,urdn.
lion for a series of diseases, such as saliva.
h2n' loss OF sight weakness of limbs Sc.
In another column will be found the advcr.
tisement of llohcnsacl' s Medicines. to which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
IN ih"ir own as wen as their Children
health, In Liver Complaints and all disor-
ders arising from those of billions TYNE.
should make use Of the only genuine medi.
cine, llobcnsacl's Liver Pills.
~ " Hr NOT DECEIVED but ash, for IIo.
pensack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and
observe that each has the signature. J. n
as none else are genuine 52ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22
TIE GREAT
SPRING 4 SU ii MER MEDICINE

DR. Langley's Root and Herb Jaundico Bit
tefS-composcd of Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock.
Dandelion, Prickly Ash, Wild Cherry, Man,
drake, RhuLarb, &c, SO compounded ms 10
act AS 10 act IN concert with nature The cf
rect OF this medicine upon the system is most
wonderful. They cure and eradicate from the
system Liver Complaint, that main wheel of
50 many diseases, Jaundice, Bile, Dyspepsia,
HoSiI'eneSs, llumors Of the Blood and Skin,
Indigestion, Nervous Weakness and Head
ache, Piles, General Debility, and the bost of
kindred diseases arising from a disordcrcd
stomach or bad and impure state Of the blood
Only 20 cents for pint and a75 cents for
a quart hoitle.-Try it, and you will be salts
hed Wholesale Depot, 20 Union Street Ros
ton Sold by al medicine dealers in Yer.
mont 4S.6m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22


Let us suppose ourselves carried back
eighty three years in the stream Of time
and to live again the youthful subjects Of
King George the Third. Let us like
wise imagine that in those days the d.
vine spirit ofprophocy had come upon us
unwilling to our eyes the events Of the fu-
turc.
In scvon years from this time the Brit.
ish empire shall be rent in twain Gamer
lean war. l77G.) In fifteen years, men
ehall rise from the earth, and fly through
the air. (Inventon of Balloons, l7S0A
In twenty years the French monarchy
the Oldest that ever was, and now so
hourishiug. shall come to an end. y vir-
tuons Prince. (Louis XVI. l793) not
yet King shall in tweuty-thrce years lay
down lis life on the scaffold, aud his wife
and sister shall share the same fate. In
those same days news Shall travel with
the speed Of Lightning and what happened
at midday shall be known at the furth.
est bow ls Of the KINGDOM ere thc set.
tjpr the sun. (The TELEGRAPH. l7qil In
twenty.six wears conoueror shall arise
lRor,,,rto, vho sh,lI votort Lis lorsos
in the Nile, the Tagus and the Bory-
stbenes This conoueror shall restorc
,ho Cho;nofS, potor .,J tlroy. down
vb,tLo h.d rosto.ol fno,lr,,,,o,,
osp;,. VIA p;na,1, 10 ,.Loa, a.,
,-or,l c,n,l ,,+ s,blun sb.u 1;o AM,
..vo ., roolv ;.l,,.a ist rrl.r,,no;,I,.
or j., Fo-o.o Al, ,r%., ,o- ,,nor;
-. I.... IL. n,.l.. .ftlo ,..+o....
- c.rt..4. .t,.r,h H.. cn,,.r. u'.,.
h o..n, r. II. =, d.,s u,e,,,.
,aal. h.. discovered which doat en- the
v..,. al. burn .o.l.r;t r. ;n,, ANA
mia. ,. ...,.,... .f.r,lr.y
p.,yl .t,u ...u
~ .,o. or ......
SLIM, cl.r.,.... .t.N r.o ....t...,
.u... ......,.. ....
~ 'a' pea "
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22

We call the attention Of our
patrons TO the advertisement Of Mcssrs
w p. Tommy & Go. Their wareroom
over tie Boston & Maine Depot, covers
an area Of nearly ouc.half acre. and
probably the largest and best of the
kind to be found in TIL, country. The
most Of their samples are exhibited on
one floor. thereby rendering it easy to
e&amiie their ), elk and make selections
1t i. really worth visit to Bosom to
-ee Til n1erti.eat d. alry O, ,h., dc
si.ab,c c,riort al life
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

W., the subscribers, being appointed 10y
the Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners, 10 receive examine and nd-
just all claims and demands of all persons a.
saiu,t the estate oc
LUCINDA p. THOMAS.
late of Orwell in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; ard six months from the 81
day OF February, 1851, being allowed hy said
tolut for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice tha,wo win attend to the bus
noes Of our said appointment at the dwelling
house ot john L. hammond in said Ornell
on the iiisi Tuesdays of June and July nest,
nom "elocs, NJ until four O'Clock, 7 NJ
on each Of said DAYS.
ROSWELL BOTruM
THERON Il. SMITH, 20" ~
A.paicd AT Orwell, this 9Th day Of February
ID. 1851 4G3w
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NOTICE !!
4 IGN Discovery nm INVENTION

~ III
! Il IhN UjDbUVGnI HYu lWEIV Illlg
------------ -.
Phelps Ohio Combine ION Patent Bee Iliv,
was awarded she FIRST premium and diploma
a the OHIO State Far September. 1851. Owe
Kcl>cy>, nugdaiis. Case & I.Hu,heih's. Wheel
cr's aud Gilmorc's also diploma for the best
Hive at the Indiana State Fair, and prcui
nm at the New York s ate Pair. September
1872, also at the Cry sal Palace and atrumc'
Gus ounty fairs. 1t is acknowledged y al
pta'icHl htc keepers. stnn's unriyallcd. an q
aiead OF All Other Lives yet known, to Lt
what IFS name indicates IL combination Of all
''"'' principles necessary 10 the successful
management OF Bees; Many persons lave
been obliged 90 abandon tic business ou uc-
count a. The l"voec- of llo B.e Moth and fire.
p"eut losses Iy starvation This Hive uy
sinnIe arrangement guards most thccunly
hENh.i 'tosc TWO great evils i isa''o cpt al
~ "'.' accepted 10 large or small swainis. and
"h,"Nc l"r SW"Ilning. UNDERSTANDING, or di-
wang nl'r' "nd III Tact It cNccis all Others.
HV'N 'A'm,r' mechanic physician. lawyer
tcnl'e''en' 'ady ana cie'sNi"cn having a per
nam ,''l residence Wil Wocmo it as soon as
,,vH 'r.rn "s 'AI'il,1'l's We WON'T say to
.,',',' "'o ,'.'er "'p' pcs LAT win this live
lu'E ','oH Toe managed win perfect imrrniiy,
US ~" l"IH "l NC case may leorcncd and the
.q ,n, e. ,"y nee, , wl1's.g@ VIII, o., con-
p. ssc,so, over others are rs tol.nv.. ''
IL, lis perfect adap,s'i.D lm rceo,1 ,o
s]cl 10 the actual wants Of u colory Ct bees
at q" seasons. j.. il lc a large or SMALL tic.
~, The facilities il qirtids for oli..t, IT,.
Inv W I'"l"N 'u- ""f PORTIONS oi i.ir
o." '"'""N' are sulclinr To ans other gs the
,e'- may lie made to leave either box when
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22
llhGUBRRHhb GALLERY !

nOcT NRnCkWAli has taken into part.
nerslip with him .ouug man, who will
pfhrtl'' thiN AT and assist in Dentistry
They have ohla.acd the latest rnd no.t-
expensive and approved Instrument and ap-
par"'uS, and viii nave both Nr,Eern and
NNl Light ,rccadcd - the mcs. puff ctl
as wen rs nrSt rate assortment of Cases,
both single and groups They via be in roadi-
a''A in vail on Gentlemen A-d Lali,, in hi.
iop'c,mcht after the preset week. Having
iha good viii, the influence md Instructions
afA!r. Taploy, kGnWn a. si,iilnl artist, they
expect To please, AMI ~ course enjoy the
patronage of This community
JoSEPlltS BROCKWAY,
WM. W. UtiMSBEE.
Nidiichury, Feb. IT, lsi4 Is
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22
C,:Saes Seed.

100 bushels Timo,nv Seed 2yoo lb'
northern and Weston Clorr. S-td.
For sale ~ : WOOD
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22

on Monday, tho 1'th inst, in conse.
goenec Of .le trains having hccn run
through on connected tracks. The
Sheriff vas present, and cXhortcd the
people to- dcs;st, hu, they hustled him
away. Several prominent leaders in
he former riots tiiod to dissuadc the
moh from violence.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22

County CoMMGssioEGR.-lion. Isra d.
el Goodwin, the Temperance Commits
sioncr Of Washington County, is elcc.
ted by between 800 and 400majority
In Windsor County, We are gratifcd
to find that the Hon. W. NJ. Pingry.
and in Caledonia County. Hon. A. Il.
Judcvine arc elected, all friends to
the law, and taking the place of Com
missioners Of last opposed to the law.
Should not this, as far IS it goes, be
viewed as a favorable expression for
the law as itnow stands? Nonfpeiier
Freeman.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22

STATE OF VERMONT, Belt remember
District of New Haven, IS. I ed At = Probate
Court holden at Bristol. in SAID District on
the ith day o. March, 1854,
Tia administrator ON the estate Of
Etf ARI - a WHITE
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-22
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
A First Rate Chance.

We commend to the consideration of our
bachelor friends the following proposal, not
because of any desire to get rid of that very
useful but unhappy class, but because we do
not like to see them repining in the vexations
and woes of single blessedness Any bache-
lor Of Bath who wishes to dispose of himself
eligibly for good looking squaw, can do SO
by accepting the following offer made in the
Prairie Journal, through a correspondent -
"The Haynse chief offers one thousand
head of horses to any respectable white young
man, well recommended, who will marry his
daughter, girl Of about eighteen, settle down
among them and teach them agriculture.
The horses are worth from fifty to eighty
thousand dollarsss 4 have seen this valuable
squaw. She is about the medium size, with
tolerable regular features, high cheek bones,
sloping forehead, black eyes and dark hair
Her form is square and stout. Her long hair
fell over her shoulders profusely ornamented
with shells and beads. She wore robe made
Of fawn skins, most beautifully ornamented
with beads and shells. Her step is light and
proud, her gait easy and graceful
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
Governor Of Connecticut.

The Boston Herald relates the following
Renaissance of his early days, when Gov.
Pond of Connecticut, was High Sheriff.
His Excellency Charles II. Pond, the pres
sent Governor of Connecticut, is now in our
city Though seventy years of age, he retains
all the vigor of his early manhood. The sight
of him reminds US of olden times. In our
school boy days he was the High Sheriff.
We all took off our hats to him as he passed
through our village with his prisoners on the
way TO 'Newgate.' The prisoners always
liked him, and seemed proud to be in his COM
pany One winters night, in his usual route
to State Prison, he was 0vertaken bp a terri
Bile snow storm. The roads were all filled up,
and there was no going ahead, but by COM
promise with his prisoners, three or four of
whom he had in the sleigh. Boys said he,
there must be an appeal to your honor. You
go forward and clear the paths, and do not try
to run away from me, and will give you a
grand supper in the best hotel and a little
change withal, before turning the key upon
you The boys promptly aided the Sher-
if in this emergency, and, juggling their orna-
ments, beat as smooth path to the peniten-
tiary as ever was trod by criminal or an Of
fcer of the law. They were Hospitality enter
tanned at the public house, and enlivened their
weary hours even.in prison by a grateful re-
membrance of this successful appeal to their
honor