Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

took n room at the hotel, and exhibited specimens
Of their wares that various persons then and there
appllci 20 them, examined the ware, and among
them were the plaintiFs. who finally purchased the
sole right for the State Of Connecticut, and con-
tract was executed whereby the plaintiffs were to
buy 500 900 worth of goods and TO pay 20 per cent
down, and the plaintiffs did pay this per centagc,
minus the discount heretofore named.
The testimony further showed that previous to
! the execution Of the contract, johnson Townslcy
went with plaintiffs to the fhctory where these goods
were made, and had ample opportunity 10 examine
and make inquiries IN relation to the same which
| the plaintiffs exercised with fullest extent that
I they there saw Cartilage & Co and obtained from
I them knowledge rs to what goods were manufac-
turel there and to what extent; that plaintiffs were
informed then and before by defendants that Cart
: llge & Co. did not manufacture the granite ware
but bad II in contemplation to do so a. soon a. the
Necessary arrangements could DO madei that 50 far
as relates to the stipulation IN the contract relating
to furnishing granite ware the plaintiffs well knew
the above facts; and fhat in appcnding the guaran-
! ~ to the contract, johnson remarked that he had
no doubt that Cartilage Co would fulfil the terms
Of ii, and said Townslcy remarked that II that was
20, he SAW no harm in Appendng it, but in relation
to this matter, the plaintiffs well knew the then
present relation Of things and existing difficulties
and acted understandingly.
It appeared In evidence that within about fifteen
days after the execution Of the contract between
defendants, said Platt and Charles W. Townsley
signed all their interest in the same to Col Towns
ley, and claimed to have interest after that time.
The dispositions, also, Of Cartilage Co., taken by
defendants, were put into the case, tending in some
points TO eorroboraie the testimony Of principal
witness for defence.
The trial commenced Tuesday morning and the
case given to the jury about o'clock Thursday
evening Aficr being out but short time the ju-
ry returned verdict for the plaintiffs against all
the defendants, |. e. Townsley & Son and o II.
Plat, for s5Ge4.44.
The case was ably conducted on both Sides
For plaintiffs Keyes & Howe, p. T. washburn,
Hon Andrew c. Lippit Of New London, Conn. for
defendants J. d. Bradley, Hon. J. Colamer.
j. r9-ProE Torricelli Of Dartmouth College viii
deliver Lecture at the Unitarian church on Tues
day evening Of next week The subject will b,
previously announced. Adrnittance % cents.
Prof Torrieelli was driven from Italy few yeari
since on account Of his liberal political opinions.
lie was for many years Catholic priest, and as
.n.b h,. acted a e,,ber conf.s.or a. al, Grade. a
c.,holics from r.,,s,,,s a., c,,lir.i. Since NJ. nj,
rival in this country be has dis,;,vu;sbcl b;mscl
bv nj. able Ic,,ure. an T,.lv and an podern Ro
man;.m. Prof T l. now pro,..sor n Modern Ian.
,,.,,o. i, n..,...,., GU. n. !. - !.
GOOD natural mowers enriched by liberal culture
and Is al,oe,ber a,ove te leeturcr
ON .Romapism,, that have lately flooded the couu.
try. lie speaks the English language with remark.
able purity and precision. and We do not hesitat.
10 commend hi. proposed lecture as one likely I,
prove satisfactory to all who may attend.
!. ro,-, r.. Rs,ub NJ m, fra g,g,r, IN,
..o,,, a, ,to c,,rs.,;c,, p;v.r v.yrsv Inv
ls,e,v cbrnn,l,l some r,,ber rem,rtble ta,s in IN
ohio sgg,, lins IN eo-,eouence az Tho renor,s a
Tia, rs,nrs c;r,nI.,;on ana .n,i,,,. 4, sns,.i,
their own reputation aud preserve it from bein;
eclipsed BY the feais of the sisterhood elsewhere
the Hens Of this 'illage-not the strong -ninde'
ones-have held, it is supposed, domestic meetiu,
: sort Of 'eA-party hke--Ai which ''ey resolved
> encourage the laying Of big eggs'' one Of Mr.
Asher speneers hens was depuied TO open the ball
A.. 81 =, n. c,,..,or III - :,
"a ,,.i,,,,al % .,,,,.. 40,
Ill, 10 r,en,r.i - o,od ov.,
this exploit IL necessary preserve the reputation
Of Battleboro' Hens. What glorious recolloctioni
f; Of "egg-noz' were suggested by sight at tina
/ fowl production.
forms us that about three weeks since, Mr. Cyru