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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

TvAhNAwF eOoIkrr or ooLUn NAs oRDsR-Beo-
Aers-A regular meeting Of the viii held In
tbe council Ckabr great wig wam on Monday even
kR u half afer the Getting u the
GeSerA sxd punceuA attendance reQuosted BY order
DAnIkL DHLAVAN. Grand sachsm'
STEPHEN 9. DURYuA Secretsxy
sek Of Iudependeuce 81 and the Iusatuhon the 66h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

COPARTEysRsHIP NOTICES.
DApTpERs wArynD ZOE rArLoRrsu - THOSE
II Asi co~r~esi n nsr brsss~s tss-re 81 tbs
ksriv~n .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

I1r. wAnpp uryosYyHAyIs rRrnrp n ms
~ p'vs .~s o. tsnerc s. ms1s.sn ~ cw
W Vsd - NE reeAest bepefAcsor " he dsy d.. we'd
proper ear SURE Privse ds.sses -n ec,sy
cr curcs In one day. kencmk ali " Who have bsev
yon may IN NV days feel "nN Rice qsnseif srsss
Price 81 once No 70 Canal direct three door, q 6rca1
wny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

UCTION NOTICE.-BY vIRTUE OF CHATTEL
"A mosgage, will sell Tuesday April J. at l0h o'clock
23 Wooster street large assormen Of household fdrn
ture. IF. WATTS, Attorney for M0rtGagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

V~onBoIA SALOON -BowsRN VARIETIES, nos. ~
II s,s 10 no~p~y Americas a~A nurepesn ensevsair-
eoss aferroon ard evening Admssco ax c>ots
Slsts astyisutin Wednesday merit Ad@ ss4s Wet
~e<etvp afr Cs~ Gsn hino.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06
A UCTIoN SALE OF FURNIrURE, ROSEWOOD

A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD
"A pianoforte, French plate pier glasses &c-H,T LEeOa
suctoreer VIII sell, Tuesday April at i0h O'Clock all
The household furniture In the five story house 10 CLIFTON
place. Macdouga street consisting in OF rosewood
double par,or suit IN brocasel; haicoth wood
panofore, 81 octave superior instrument; two splendid
gssses slabs and brackets bookcases elegants
wood centre tables snesy Rru ssels ply and ingram
throughout the house; EuRlsh and
hossny btdsteads with tops wsshstsnds
MATCH toilet SETS oval and MIRRORS mane clocks
heavy brccatf and sco cura'ns shades &c with large
assortment OF dining room and basement furniture china
cockery cutlery plated dining tables sofas
lounges, mahogany chairs ete.a tetes and log
chairs three penf Id portable wardrobes
gas chandeliers &c. &C The sale psremptory will
be without reservation, to the bidder cash deposit
be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

AT AUCrION-sEvEN FIRE PROOF SAFES, EIGHT
a pipes brandy, two new rosewood planofores, Boston
manufacture household furniture comprising rich In dA
furniture richly carved card tables extension
olcohs pier glasses secretary oil paintings aud
wssstands bedsesds kitchen uteuss and general
furniture ef family breaking housekeeping Thursday
n O'Clock. a Beach stro0t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

A worDRn-yHR CELEBRATED orrsr woN.r.
"A teite~ known he oipsy utt 90 v eoe.rns1 on
81 eyeas Of NE es grescns nd r,srs r.n ,s IN m
sx~r happsp~a-. Oharrs erira The oipsT wtno~ sx
~pxc~ the only perr that sfvs src<y n'rnners 10
sr Cana street, near euBiv~a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

A UCTION NOTICE.-A- NJ CRISTALAR AUCTION
"A will sell this day. 9Th lust at l0S O'Clock No.
6 Houston street. the stock and futures OF steve aud hard
consisting of tin and copper boilers and coffee
hetles tins pie disba and Various lot of tin ware,
together knives and forks smoothing rons wooden ware
ard plumber of oher articles in the line. Store 70 let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06
Nh. Golden 10 THE KpcroRs or ruI WEST nore

or YORxsHfRk.
e.nAsces, sss 1919. - sscs' , Ssss - s, u.
the Representative Of The west Riding q We CLOSE Ne
free wsde contsss-s Dissemination which have since
repeatedly oa1sd - The chairman OF ny con 1h
70 90 justice V NJ ovn fsslisp n allowed our political
Co nechon 70 be brought 70 . mlent ooee
Elected your reyvesentacve IN Parliament, whhout -
nossaioo expeo ason, when 900 sfes otsass from
me borough esoskpors 70 enable ZOO 70 give - en-
pbauc exprefon Of ashBept 70 The oauee OF CONNER
c'ai freedom. IRON the moment, however, when NE
M s: ,s ~, s 's e.. y -. -
10 my having become the representative q your mcst
imrcrtsps secsoys dstyo hes shelly ceased fDv, 70
vbo, hs nyse tAkss active Interest In TIE leading
,scssd for me Iassss o. our cossusssec,ss On Ne
copyayy ipveavss The additional labor a much local
and pvfvnss business Asd gysas increase Of CORES
posdepcs-sbss terrible san On the time " pubic .ss.
the struggle Of Parliamentary ne The House OF C,m.
mons d . pure republic whore each members ,sitiou
n decided By bs tntyinsc Qualities, and nis sres
be resresssss LORD Jshn Russell wsuId be eously our
nyst deSesov vhsher be eat fos Jondos n -ssock
u true that vevy dsrest rule sp ,ies W The Of
the membsss fes large sosseuences toy shsy serve 10
inSsnSs The policy which sses the govern
mus, pursue But - Win the exoepdon o. frss trade
m bosoyable eclleaGus asd myself generally opposed
on the srcas questions Of the day, Am depr we'd
ss,sHcos Of fselss .sss ny vote mas ssy vssn In the
Ip fuIars NJ isteptos o. restoring into your baass
sne yuU viii which ycu boocred me- osly remains for
ne 70 tender you my ccpgratulsncns on the resuu Of
rorss,,cs Of sse wsss Riding. II s Hale more thas az
csrsssss sy ss vsssssosi pary ise rrrs trader. ri
mad rcv the rscovsvy Of the ness In ios short Inter
va Of time ve hsve vm a. - rvsrS sss, -
.nr,re- ana vs Ssvs lad The usprNeA@eed COED fcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

no LEr-PI 1T OF THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC
i heuse Of b. STEVENS, 81 Henry street, with Croton,
gas And rood order con:s Of basement two par
Tors floor front and back third floor two
roomr closets and pantries &c and large yard TO
the house, the other occupied by the whs small
family, S45O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

CEORGE COOK, AUJTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
VI Thursday April at l0x o'clock the entire furniture
house 81 Twenty third esidence
Of DR. Whitley z-euperior rosewood parlor suits In bro
catsl enAmelled chamber suits
sion dining tables centre tables soas mrros tapestry
three ply and carpets ocoths fixtures window
curtains china and glass piAnoore &c. Bale peremp
ory az the family relinquish househ eepiug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

HBNRY =. HERrs. JR.. AUCTIONEER-BY HERrS
II MOSS -AsIgnees sale OF fine groceries wncs &c On
Tuesday April q 10Y O'Clock at SO Pearl street consisting
oil coffee Havana segss, salt sh beans &c Also all
scale store tools &c Terms cash By order OF
- a. II. BEAR0E, ESQ Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

~ q. HORTON, AUCTIONEER -sALE6ROOM rs CAR.
w. mine street. VIII sell this day t two O'Clock at sales
invoice of gold jewery. TO pay advances. Gold
watches chAns pins. rings braoeles srmies necklaces
earrings. Sold under guarantee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

lecture the arst the Stuyvesant Instute
No CSC Broadway, opposite Bond street. This room well
aosI ted fer superior school, music CLASSES confer
which purpose would fitted up desi, ed). II very
decidedly the most popular In the city for evening
certs ectuves exhibitions entertainments. Also
let the very superior front the nd floor.
the occupation Of the Young Meas Republic Central
Union other eligible ard offices the third floor to-
geher with spacious and well lighted picture gallery 40xs0
adaby suited for daguerrean and photographic purposes
the building CSC Roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

THO. LEvIsoN, GENERAL AUCTIoNRuR. e7s BROAD
waysaies Of household furniture. &C &c attended 70
with prompt OF sales Oousgn from wish
ing dispose Of property respectfully solicited Dash
advances made when required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

ITO LET-THE UPPER PART on A HANDSOME HOUSE
consisting OF three the second floor two
the third floor ard back basement with Groom
gas &C.. contiguous 70 the railroads. Inquire %
Fifth street the BoWery
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09

tx AMERICA, aud Of the eolemu grandeur
Of the TRiAL OF 81. PArL a. welt as Of
others m less rrominencr, IL it were d..
siroble to paItieolsriz'.
With but about week Of preparation
anil without any full rehersols, the acting
OF tbssc nnpiaciistd amateurs would Of
course suffer IN comparison with that Of
professional players, though some showed
much more than common appreciation OF
the ART The music (mostly vocal !, wns
worthy Of very high nraiSc, showing not
only excellent cultivation lut in some
Instances talents o; a high order. Wa
wore decidedly pleased with the e1h'h.
tiou as whole and think an occasional
recurrence # such exercises would be
profitable NJ.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09

The people Of New York have en-.
dured the rule OF unmitigated deu CORA.
cy as long as it was possible. A portion
Of the democracy have dared to take the
responsibility. of disregnrding the behes,s
Of the party ami on their own couvic.
tious Of right, have helped tn elect an
honest mau--have presumed 10 prefer
their own temporal salvation to the sue.
cess of the great democratic party
The doctrine Of passive obedience was
long since thoroughly exploded in the.
ory, hit was never more 'horouehl, prnc
ticed than by the dominnn, rorly Of the
present time TIE election Of las, week
COCA far to prove that the intelligent
and honest men Of the party may be dis.
abused Of the absurd notion, that the
party can do no wrong.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09

should so exercise the right aud duty Of
inquisi,ion tba, all candidates for en-.
ployment shall make full proof Of their
competency 10 teach, no, the higher
btsnches that belong elsewhere. bu, the
specific and elementary things. that first
Of all aud most Of all, need to be taught
10 The common school
Whenever they will do this and do it
pcrseve,ipgly, VIC shall soon have report
Of \ new era in the history Of Popular
Education iu Vermont. e.
St. bloomsbury, Nov 20
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09
3egistsr
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER ., 1857.
A Call.
N I d d l. Il b q r Y

Wehavs published this paper Tor ten long years,
and spent the best part of our lives in laborinE
for the public, and find in the fall of 1867 that
we have made anything mo, e than our bread and
cheese and poor Clothes II consists in accounts in
q stack of much worn books. There are those
who have not paid us one cent for ten years
such patronage Is sure death TO any concern
This can 20 so no longer. We shall shortly send
bis to those that owe this Office, and II the call
10 not needed We shall take the next best course
10 collect them. We have large amount due
for advertising and job work, which must bs
paid. We have made one or Two calls Of this
kind before, and some have needed them. This
10 the last Of the kind We are sure no reasoni-
bic person can complain because we want our
pay Come friends make An effort and call and
pay the printer. We have published for The mer-
chants and mechanics " loud calls and louder
calls" and we hope they have been heard.-Now
lpe want to be heard Our books embrace tie
accounts Of Barrett & Cobb, J. II. Barrett, J.
Cobb {. Co, and Cobb & Mead. PuBLIIHKRs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09
= Thomas H. Benton has oddresse,

Thomas H. Benton has addressed
a letter to the Lexington O6seypey, in
relation to tho bred Scott decision, in
which be speaks OF it'-tbst part which
relates to the nullity of the compromise
ao.--"as dreadfully wrong in itself. and
entirely extrsjudicial. and Of no more
weisht than the opinion Of any half dos.
en- 'qualiy respectable citizens coming to
the me conclusion, (in much part, up.
on ir ccnsisten,, incompatible, and con.
Trajectory reasons"
He maintains, that the nesdful rules
and regulations " clause Of the constitu.
tion gives no power to legi,iats for the
territories and has not been SO under
stood, but, the ordinance Of 's7; that the
compromise act was political enactment.
and that such attachments the court had
no right to judge
His examination 81 the opinions
the court is shortly to appear.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09

"BiLM OF THOUSAND FLowEas"-A CouS.
rsRrEr.-A person pretending to have been
partner With W. r. FetridgeIn the above ar
tlele Ia palming of a spurious preparation on
the public. All are countssfeits unless the
name FETRIDGE & Co, Is written % the
side sad ". P. PETRID0B q Co., printed on
the front of the label. The genuine article
|, for sale by all respectable Druggists. who
frown down counterfeits and impostors.
WHITE TEETH PearuAEp BasirH AND BEAU
rirrL COMPLEXION cAn be acquired BY using
the Balm Of thousand Flowers" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ofa disagreeable breath, when by usiDs
the BALM Of q thousand Flowers would rem
der IL sweet
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from Prsscript.oa Of issr J. Clarke Ii.
d., Physician Extraordinary " ne QsseHa
This invaluable Medieins Is unf.ilins Ia
the cure of all those painful and danger. rs
di,eases TO which the female constitution Is
subject. Ii moderAtes all excess, reno ~
all distractions, and speedy eure-may 10
relied on.
To Married Lad.ss II Is peculiarly suited.
1t will, In short time, bring on the month
ly period with regularity
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, besis the
Government stamp of Great Britain, to pre-,
vent eounterfeits.
CATION T'Nss Pals 5ASsle act be taksa
by females during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are ssrs {.
bring on MseGrriags, bal at aay stAsy FINE
tAsy are safe.
In all cases of Nervous aud spinal Alice
tions, Pain In the Back, Fatigue on shght
exertion. PalpItation Of the Heart, Hyst@T-
les, aud Whites these Pills Will effect q cure
when all other means have failed, aud al.
though powerful remedy, DO not contain
iron, calomel, sptinony. or sny thing hurt
full to the constitution.
Full directions accompany ZACH package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Can.
ada. JOB MOSES,
(Late |. G. Baldwin q Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.-Sl, 90 aud postage stamps en-
closed to any authorised Agent, viii iasars .
bottle Of the Pills by return OF mail. IL
For sale by W ,. Busssl, Middlssury,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09
Death Of Samuel b. Bent.

Nix SAMUEL B. Besr, another of our
highly valued citizens, died at bis resi-.
de"'s IL '"is village, on Friday, the 4th
day OF the prescott u',..h III, a;.ao.a
was an enlargement Of the heari,o r,,oh
symptoms had occasionally appeared pre-.
siously Ga that morning he ate his
breakfas, as usual, in apparent health,
and went to his shop 10 settle with q
men, who had been laboring for him.
While sitting 10 his chair he commenced
a conversation on the subject, and sud.
denly. without any premonition, dropped
90 the floor, aud did not afterwards
speak or appear 10 have any conscious
ness, aud 10 few minutes was dead.
Mr.. Bent WAS the sen of Mr. David
Bout. Of Rutland, Worcester Go. Mas,
aud was bern in that place November
9Th, LISA. and wss few days over ssv.
eoty.thrss years Of age He resided 10
Rutland until 1878 when be removed
his residence to Middlebury. He Sc.
looted this place 20 establish the manu-.
fscture OF cards, which he steadily pros.
ecuted until his death, supplying himself
from time to time, with the improved
and very Ingenious machinery now used
10 that manufacture. He was hiG self
an Ingenious mechanic. No man among
US was more respected Us kind and &c.
colnuodatiug neighbor, or az an honest,
upright and peaceful man Some would
call him mare than honest and upright,
Is disposed 10 Yield, for the sake Of
peace too much of his own rights and
interests to the Wishes end iut.rssts Of
those With whom &c had dealings. 10
insisted 90 no claim which was question.
atle Whatever injustice be might 70.
esise, be was careful tha, 10 injustice
should be prae.iced By himself He be.
came q member Of the Congregational
Church in 1926, and ever sustained the
character Of 10 exemplary christian.
Although quiet aud unobtrusive, his si.
lent influence was always on the side Of
religion and riaht
He left seven ehildreI-thrse son,
and four daogb,srs--to mourn his De.
ecase.-One, Mr.. Samuel W, Bent. Of
New Ipswich, n. Fl, the son of bis first
wife, and six the children Of bis widow,
who is left alone to occupy the home
made desolase BY his death They are
all respectfully settled in life aud are pro.
fsssors Of religion, and two Of his sons
have been educated and are ministers Of
the gospel, and two Of his daughters are
the wives OF ministers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09

PRssEavArIoN or rms Him-ln all ages
and among almost all tribes Of men, beau
tful head Of hair has been, and still Is, re.
garded as the fairest ornament of the fairesf
works Of the Creator, The patrician danes
and damsels Of ancient and modern Rome
bestowed that attention upon tho hair which
has added the browning beauty to the ehsf d
eurre Of the sculptor, and the painter, and
no lady, and indeed no gentleman of modem
times is unmindful Of this exquisite shield
and lovely ornament Of the race. To maiden
beauty it is the flushing touch; 10 manhood
Il Is the symbol and warrant Of strength and
nobility, to-day as 10 the days of the pstri-
a.chs indeed. such it always has been and
a ways will be.
But unable as we are to withstand the Ms
of time aud life, 1t often happens that through
disease and misfortune we become grayALi
early life, aud bald before we reach the full
grace of womanhood or the tull stature. of
manhood. Then it Is that however much We
may venerate the gray locks and reverence
the wisdom Of bald heads among the houor
ed remnants Of the generation of three score
and tep, We know that our gray hairs are no
more venerable than beautiful while our
bald heads are neither the one or the other.
BATE on the contrary, are quite the reyerssssf
10th, and impose upon US many sa&lal "a
SOLITARY dis.d vantages and diseoInfpSfs- 81
OF the misfortune, and restore the feecy Ga
to their original color and growth tscoms& a
real friend and benefacto., by tho :forc$ of
this single exhibition Of his genius and i3an.
And much As we are opposed to empirictsm.
aud empirc as We instincttvely regard the
pretensions ofevery one proposing 70 accom-
plish such a miraculous work, until We have
seen the triumph of his undertaking We pev.
ertheless esteem 1t a pleasure, resting upon
Our absolute knowledge Of rs merits to re-
commend Professor Woods Hair Restora3lve
as the best article Of the kind with whictS We
are acquainted. aud one which has done, ~.
der our own observation, all that II olainls~
and It claims everything implied In Its name.
! This article, In short, will rsstots gray kair
to its original color, and add to Ito gropth
and beauty wherever any blight or dissass
has checked that growth. oy mArred that
beauty. This has been proved tn our .owa
family within a few weeks, aud In numerous
other cases related to US, without the knowl-
edge ofthe proprietor. We have only 70 add
that this most valuable article Is for sale BY
the proprietor. at No. 8l2 Brosdway.--Nso
YORK. NeDs. Sold by all respectable Drag
g'.tI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09
Death of ]. A. Beckwith. Esq.

With profound sorrow we announce
the death OF j. A. BrcKw,TH, Esq OF
this village. After on illness Of several
months, he expired at his ,ate residence
on the morning of Thanksgiving day.
Until quito recently, hope Of his uld-
mate recovery had not been relinquished;
for several days previous to HE death,
however, he sank rapidly--hi. disease
banning every remedy, and iudicating,too
clearly, is fatally incurAbls nature. Up.
on the hearts Of his numerous friends
throughout the State, aud elsewhere, this
sad announcement will fall heavily
His peculiar graces Of character had
sndeared him to ell with whom he had
been associated, whetber 10 social pu bio
or professional life. To this eommuoi.
ty hi. les. is indeed irrepafabls. Al.
ways Jealous Of its honor and faithful to
its interests, be never omitted a fitting
opportunity to defend the one or ad.
vance the other. Brilliant and versatile
In intellect, frapk. genial ana generous
in heart--as lawyer, able aud accom-.
plishea, as al advocate Ingenious and sl.
oqusnt. as citizen, benevolent and high.
minded, as friend, ever firm and faith.
ful--his death, so untimely to us, has
left void which cannot be filled. The
only remaining tribute to 50 much de.
parted worth and promise, must rest in
the affe otionste remembrance Of all 1he
knew and loved him while living.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-09

w. g. Tuckerman. the defaulting
Treasurer Of the Eastern Railroad, was
arrested on the 30tb ult. at New Haven,
Conn.,, as a mail rObber
Father MsCabe. a catholic priest,
was burned to death in Malone N. Y,
on the night Of the 25th November,
by the bed clothes taking Ere while
ia bis bed.
"A captain in the British naval ser,
vice. and senior naval ofiocr in Austria.
liz, has formally annexed the Cocos
Islands tn the extended domain Of Great
Britain.
--Perley, the humorous Washington
correspondent Of the Boston Joiunai,says
that q" q verdant Yankee expectaDt for
Office was advised yesterday to apply fol
th" consulsbip at the Lobos Islands ric.
Gnano removed. He Ind his letter
written before he discovered the joke.