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whose obec, is to authors and artists some
right of property in their productions. Most Of the
countries of Europe are represented in this Convention
and Mr. Fred s. Cozzens speaks for American interests
Thus far but Of the several questions before the
Convention has been decded-tha. it is not expedient
to admit that the right of property of authors and
lets in their productions is perpetual. Mr. Cozzens
spoke before the Convention the 2Sth and 29h ult.
and laid upon its table memoir the question of
literary property in the United States.
CH.yGE OF HoUR.-On and after Thursday oct.
81 the steamboats, of the Fall River line to Boston,
via Newport and Fall River, will leave pier No. 3
North River at O'Clock p IN, instead Of O'clock
as heretofore.
IsDIcrMEsT.-Stephen N. Allen, late President Of
the Cochituae Bauk Boston, was indicted for perjury
by the Grand Jury yesterday morning, for having
falsely sworn, III 1853 that hafa million dollars capital
stock Of the old Niagara Hydraulic Company was paid
in cash TO Walter Bryant, Of Boston then Treasurer
ATTExPr TO KIDSAP An IRIsHMAS ASD SEND HIM
TO SlA.-On Thursday night, two men named George
Smith and Archibald McAlister, entered the sailor
boardit ghouse Of joan Dawson No. 3ii Water street.
and making the acquaintance of Gil Irishman named
Charles Edwards, who had for time past been
boarding at the place endeavored to persuade him to
ship for foreign port board Of such vessel as they
might designnte. Edwards being andsman had no
idea Of going to sea, aud being perfectly sober tx.
pressed himself in the most decided manner to that
effect, upon which, alleged Smith and McAlister
fell upon and beat him in cruel After this
act Of rufanism. they forced or drove Edwards TO an
upper in the rear of the house where. a. ne al
leges they locked the door and kept him prisoner
Later IN the night the two men, as alleged, went IN
the room, armed wit huge knives, which they brand
ished about and threatened Edwards life if he did
not consent to go to Finding that he was not n
clned at presen, to leave his home they administered
few kicks and cuffs and again left hm, locking
the door a. they retired.
Shortly after daylight Edwards thrust his head
through dirty window, and seeing man in An ad-
joining gsrret, made known his po-iton and begged
him TO bring policeman to the house. The stranger
notified Officer Peeny Of the Fourth Precinct Of the
affair. The officer hastened to the house, when Mr.
Dawson informed him that it all right, &c. But
Officer Peeny did not think 30, and repairing to the
upper art Of the house, demanded the key Of the
room. Mr.. Dawson did not know where the key was,
whereupon the officer kicked in the door and released
Edwards who presented pitiabe appearance nis
face being covered with blood. The unfortunate man
was conveyed to the Station House. and subsequently,
Smith and McAlster were arrested. Justice Osoorn
committed them to prison. II Is stated thai the ac-
eused were in the pay OF shipping master oo Tue east
side Of tue town.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Touching picture The fair Margaret, in all the
bloom Of HibeInisn health wooed by this demon in
mortal FORM Attracted by those winning ways, those
endsaripg tricks in which the most agile Of the tribe
Sinia could not surpass him, and which he well knew
were irresistible to the female heart he takes advantage
of the innocent Cet in an unwary hour and her ruin
is accomplished. Then how different his conduct.
Those delightful simous Establishments by which he
her heart are dropped and we have the picture of
the heartess profgate abandoning his victim forciby
summed up in the single line, g He turned his face
away" "Repsf,tion sans oesse" says Mr.. Fourier
somewhere other, is the most sovereign mode for
producing an effect. This is well understood by Mr..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

CHssGE OF HORIZON and after Thursday, Oct
81, the steamboats, of the Fall River line to Boston
via Newport and Fall River, will leave pier No.
North River at O'Clock p IN, instead of 5 O'Clock
as heretofore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Esmes for the same fart is insisted il the next two


-tanzas:
He hep, M. dams-i in distress.
Bu, .ol shi her ruin hrsi."
And again.
He courtrd lhis yo'nr Iri.h girl,
And ifuusEt hrf % d.srace;
H.. usio- then be DID uuflrl
And from her iurned hi. f.fe"
The image presented here Of the unfarling Of hi.
malice is very Startling and original. One can almost
see the profigse shaking ts folds TO the wind and
wavrc il proudly above his head lie stalks By his vic
tim.
OF course the old story follows He weds another
lass and Margaret learns his pcridy. She receives on
vengeance. Observe the stern simplicity with which
the poet describes the catastrophe. II equal to the
famous exclamation made by the faithless wife in De
Mussets poem, when she discovers her husbands dark
form in the chamber watching the guilty pair" Nous
s0mmes rOis'' Eames proceeds:
MsrEsret NE; him the way,
And took caIyin1 anlfe,
sbe stabbed him then wiiho-. de,y,
BY which be lost his ie'
After this she gives herself up to the law that she
4" light either comfort draw, or else be cast aside
which cannot help saying is somewhat obscure. Sire
il sent to JAIL and finds no bail. When brought to
trial, however,
To meet her awful fate
She found hrr. lawyers standing tner,
Which gave her courage great.
The foreman claimed her innocence.
And cleared her from tle crime;
They made q reasonable defense
Just in thst awful time"
Mr.. Eames, ike many other men of genius, writes
from his heart and is consequently careless of detail.
lie otherwise woud have discovered that the foreman
of jury has nothing to do with the defense of the
criminal, his duty being simply to agree in and an-
nounce the verdict. This, however is so slight blem-
ish that Mr.. Esmes must pardon me for having COM
me nted on it. 1t is in the conclusion Of this ballad
that the spirit Of revolt which alluded to before be-
comes 80 evident. Mr. Eames sympathizes wi II
Margaret:
Success unto the lawyers bravs,
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balm OF THoUsAS T LowERs"-A CouN-
reRFEiT-A person pretending to have been
,sie Is ptlining Oh a spurious preparation OH
the pU6iic. Ali are counterfets unless the
name FETRIDGE i Co, is Written on the
side and " T. FETRtDGE & &c. printed on
the front Of thl Label rhc genuine article
frowu down counter!cits and mpostors.
WHITE TrETH PsaFUMED BREATH AND BEAU
TIFrL COMPLEXION can be acquired by using
the - Is aim Of thousand Flowers" What
curse Of disagteeable breath, when 10y using
the Balm of thousand Flowers would rem
der it sweet
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A. w. POWE RS,
BURLINGTON. VT.
THE GRLAT BEAUTIFYER
So long unsncees.fully sought.


FOUND AT LAST!
For it restores permanently gray hair to its
original color covers luxurantly the bad head;
removes all dandruff, itching and all scrofula,
scald head aud all eruptions; makes the hair
soft, healthy, and glossy and will preserve 1t TO
any manageable age; removes, as If by magic,
all blotches, &C., from the face, and cures all
neuralgia and nervous head ache See circular
and the following
Dover, N H., Feb 2, 1867.
Prof. .. j. Wood & Cc.-Gents Within few
days we have received so many orders and calls
for Piof. o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative, that to-
day we are compelled to send to Boston for a
quantity, the six dozen you forwarded all being
sold,) while we might order luantit from you.
Every bottle We have sold seems to have pro-
duced three or four customeos. and the APP
probation and patronage it receives from the most
substantial and worthy citizens OF our vicinity,
fully convince US that it is mosl valuable pre-
PARTON.
Send US as soon as may be one gross Of 81 size;
and one dozen So size; and believe us yours very
respectfully, (Signed) DANIEL LATHRop & Co.
Hickory Grove ST. Charles Co. ,1Io, Nov. l9, s6e.
Prof o. j. Woo1-Dear Sir: Some time last
summer we were induced to use some Of your
Hair Restorative, and its effects were so wonder
full we feel it our duty to you and the afflicted,
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Our little sons head for some time had been
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in consequence, when n friend, seeing his suffer-
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so with little hope Of success, but, TO our sur
PRISE and that of all our friends, a very few APP
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new and luxuriant crop Of hair soon started out,
and we can now say that our boy, has as healthy
u scalp, and as luxuriant crop of hair as any
other child. We can therefore, and do hereby
recommend your Restorative, as perfect rene
dy for all diseases of the scalp and hair.
We nre, yours respectfully,
GEORGE W. HIGGINBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGoIsBoTHAM
Gardner, Me-, June %, 1865.
Prof. .. J. Wood--Dear Sir: | have used two
bottles of Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
and can truly say it is the greatest discovery of
the age for restoring and changing the hair. Be-
fore using it was man Of seventy. My hair
has now attained its original color. You can rec
ommend it to the world without the least fear las
my case was one OF the worst kind.
Yours respectfully.
o.. WOOD K CO, Proprietors, Sl2 Broad
way, N. Y, lin the great n I. Wire Railing Is
tablishment) and l44 Market street, St. Louis
Mo- Sold by all wholesale | ruggists W. p
RUSSELL, agent for Middlebury. so-42;sm
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TIE undersigned, citizens If Middlebury, hay
inv become thoroughly col vlnccd that The traffic
in The species o. Ale commonly called Mains
Law Deer" IS resulting IN serious evil &c our com
munity, aud that the same is IN clear violation OF
tie spirit and intent of the existing Prohibitory
Liquor Laws Of the State and bein. sincerely de-
srous that the growing evil complained Of, may
be arrested, By the voluntary abandonment OF
such traffic on the part OF those engaged therein:
We therefore hereby earnestly request al such
persons wholly To abstain from the sale Of such
Ale or Beer, and thereby 20 avoid the necessity OF
nvoNing he power Of the Law Tor it, suppression.
NJ. :. Dorrancc, Horace Crane,
Justus Cobb. Jason Davenport,
/ A. Leland. W. II. Parker,
II. l.. CUdy, George Smith,
&. u. Earl, j. ". Conroe,
\. l.. Cooke, Ira Allen,
Calvin Hill, V. V. Clay,
G. {. Cady, davenport & Clay,
William Dewey, II. W. Pitts.
\. d. Stearns, u. WEIGH,
Rufus Mead Ira F. Cotton,
II. j. Wilcox, NJ. Ticknor,
Harmon A. Sheldon, James Larnard.
Jacob Dewey, G. Iickuor,
Daniel l.. Potter. W. II. Rowe,
Homer sheldon, lleman Langworthy,
D. 5. Church, a. Ii. Copeland,
Z. Beckwith. James NJ. Sade,
Harry Langworhy, Nathaniel Harris,
Willard Bond William J. Fuller,
4. {. Huntington, Orvis Conisock
l., W. Huntington, j. P. Huntington,
J.. Cleveland, Horace Dean,
Daniel G.. Ford John b. Lewis,
Z. X. Clay, W. Mcmillan, e.,
H. Kingsley, Simeon Holton, Jr.
Calvin Goodnoe, H. N. Epson,
Peter Starr, frank Lucia,
b. LGbaree, VIM. &. Langworthy,
Timothy Boardman, Harvey Wilcox,
John C0raell, g. N. Boardmsn,
George L. Porter, J. II. Simmons,
Z. Mathews, Eli Mathews,
c. W. Mathews l.. Walker,
Hammond, Reuben Ross,
Z. q. Tilden, "A. Magovern,
J. W. Stewart, James Lyons,
j. Warner, Nahum Parker,
b. NJ Brooks, Oliver Wellington,
G. c. Cady, Hiram Meeker,
Noble Foot, L. b. Parker.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

q NSHp&
BY ROYAL 90 sa8 PATENT
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke ".
d., Physician Extraordinary tohe Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfsilins in
the cure of all those painful and dangerous
di,eases to which the female constitution is
subject 1t moderates all excess, removes
all obstruetiops, and speedy cure may hs
relied on
To Mlrried Lad.ss it Is peculiarly suited.
It will, in short time, bring on the month
Is period @ith regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the
Government stamp Of Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterieits.
C,urIoN TaeSe pals should not be taken
bv Gma!cs during tie FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are sure TO
bring on Msea;riage, bit al any other time
ttey are SAFE.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal A fec
tons, Pain in the Back, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hyster-
les, and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure
when all other means have failed, aud al
though powerful remedy do not contain
iron, calomel, an imony. OF any thing hurt
full TO the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for he United states and Can
ada, JOB MOSES,
(Late l. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-Sl,0O aud postage stamps en-
closed to any authorized Agent, will insure a
bottle of the Pills by return of mail. &c
For sale by W. j. Russei, Middleburv.
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THE MARKETS..
Brighton Cattle Market.
Thursday, March II. le6

Thursday, March IL. 1853
At market go Beeves, l60 Stores, 1000
Sheep aud Lambs, ard 100 Swine.
Prices-Recf Cattle-Extra 81 90 as 1;
first quality s7,00g7, rs % do. So 80 Sd do.
"a ,50G5.75.
Working Oxen--S95, 100, CLIO l30,@185
Mich Cows-s21@8e common do. $50
42l.
Veal Calves $3.50, 4,OO@5,00
Two years old-S25G25
Three years old-S3OG34.
Hides-595t perlb. [Noue but slaughter at
this market.
Calf Skins-99l0c. per 10.
Sheep and Lambs-S2 ,6093,76 extra
400 $500
Swine Wholesale 5lG5ie
= Fat Hogs-Gt@6ic.
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THE SECRET INFTRMITIEs
YOUTH a n b Nj T Z r 7 J

Jasl fuo""ed, oTdt's, me Aou ho1'o"u'
A few words on the Rational Treatment, with
on. Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Local Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay of the System, lmpo-
,ency, and Impedimen,s to Marriage generally, by
b. DE LANEY, NJ. y.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints originating in the lmprudenee and
solitude Of youth, may be easily removed WIFI H
OUT MEDICINE. is by this small tract, clearly
demouttrated; and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, as adopted BY the Author
fvlly explained, by means Of which every enc is
enabled to cure himself perfectly and at the least
possible cost thereby avoiding all the advertised
nosuums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in G
sealed envelope by RENTING two postage STAN p
to Dr. DE LANEY, II Lispenard Street, New
York. 46ly
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AMOS NATHEWS
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CUM NJ NSlON EHc nv 4 IL L.
WE, the subscribers, being sppoilted BY
w the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, e1-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate Of
DAVID II. VAN VLIET
late of Middlebury, in said distnct, de-
ceased, and also all claims and deruandseX-
hibited in Offset theretoi and six months
from the 9th day of March 1858, being
allowed by said court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business Of our said appoint
meut at the la'e residence Of said deceased in
Middlebury, on the Cd Saturday of April and
the LIST Saturday of September from one
o'clock, P NJ until four o'clock, P. NJ, on
each ofsaid days.
c. H WICKER, tc.
J. ". HOLLADAY, 'oN'''
Dated at Mildlebury, this 18th day Of
March, a, u. 1888. 46,3w
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DYSPEPSIA CuREp.-From Joseph Hoxie ESQ,
New York City.

DYSPEPSIA CUREp. From Joseph Hoxe ESQ,
New York City.
New iorT, July 81
Gentlemen Having suffered many years from
repeated attacks Of Dyspepsia in ia worst form,
and almost exhausted nv hopes Of icing able to
obtain any permanent relief ! was induced to
have recourse to the oxygsnated ki,ters prepared
b. DR.. George 3. Green,for which you are agents.
/, gives me great pleasure to say that its effect
upon me has been highly beneficial, Graduating
the disease, and restoring me 10 good health snd
sincerely hope that oil who may be suffering
nom that dreadful disease, viii be induced 10
give the medicine trial, fully believing they sin
not be disappointed in the result.
JOSEPH HoxIE No. &c Well Street.
Such testimony as the above, is entitlol to the
confidence OF Dyspeptics, and pro' the efficacy
Of tho oxygsna,ed Bitiers. Mr.. Hoxie is wei
known as a highly respectable citizen
Seth ". Fowls & Co., lss Washington Street,
Boston, Prcpretors. Sold by their agents every
where.
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Books at Reduced Prices
FOR TEN DAYS

I WILL sell the following Books at cost and
/ many ol them below cost for ten days. Now
is tho time to make additions to Libraries. Call
early before il is too late. have In store laIgc
stock of Papers and Envelopes, which will sell
hy tnc quantity n low price,. Aso my usual
as.otttueut OF niutt pook-. Fancy Articles, &C.,
co i,tiuuy on hand Books tot oil hand procured
to order ON short notice. Former
price.
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To the Public,

JOHN HAWKINS, the celebrated Temperance
Lecturer, will address the people in the following
places
Ferrisburgh, Monday evening, March 8, at P. NJ.
New Haven, Tuesday, Mrrch .,
vergenues, Wednesday, March 10, attn owing.
Addison, Thursday, March IL;
Weybridge, Friday, March H.
Cornwall, Saturday, March IS,
Bridport, Sunday, March IA.
Shorenam, Monday, March 10,
Orwell, Tuesday, March 10,
Whiting, Wednesday, March II,
Salisbury, Thursday, March IS,
aliddlebury, Friday, March 10,
Lincoln, Saturday, March 90,
Bristol, Sunday, March 81,
Starksboro. Monday, March o.
Nonkton, Tuesday, March %,
1t is expected that arrangements will be made
in each town wherein appointments are made, to
get out u gooi attendance at each and every place
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Of vocal, and Instrumental Music, will be given
by the Choir o: the NJ. L. & Wesleyan churches
In weybrdge, under the direction Of Mr.. A. A.
FoRBEs, on Wednesday, the Gath inst, at the NJ.
E. Church In that place, consisting Of Solos,
Quartetses and Choruses, together with choice
selection of tune. for the OLD Folks"
Doors open at o'clock P. NJ, : commence at
Z. Admission IL liz cts.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by the subscriber on the 10Th inst,
! nohr the Railroad Depot, TWO BLACK
COILS. The owner Is requested to prove prop.
orty, pay charges and take them away.
II. B. CHAPMAN.
Midllebury. March I6, 1858. 4s;sw
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OXERCOATS.

Which have sold for 81 and sl0 now Offer
for SO and 80. Frock GOATS, silk lined, which
have sold at $40 | now offer for 50. Also Sari-
net Coats which have sold for 81, &c now Of
fer for $3.50. L. LOCKWOOD,
Near the Court House.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL De sold at public auction TO the high
w est BIZ der, on Monday the 29th day Of
March, A. II. 1858, al one O'Clock p. NJ. IN front
Of the premises in the village of Rutland, If not
previously disposed Of at private sale, the well
known property formerly owned aud occupied by
Johnson and Wood consisting Of large Store
and a Barn, only a very short distance from the
Depot and the Bardwell House, and on the same
street and fronting the treet leading TO the New
L. S. Court House and Post Office, it being one
OF the most desirable location for business. Said
premises are occupied BY o. L. Robbins, Esq,
Terms Of payment, one half down on delivery Of
deed, the remaining half in tao payments, one
half In months aud interest, balance in IL
months with interest. Notes to be secured upon
the property For further particulars enquire Of
John Prout Esq, OF Col. Lyman =. White Of
Rutland, or The subscriber at Miidlebury,
4s;2w j. W. CONROE,
Admr. the estate Of AUSTIN JOHNSON.
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WANTED.

A GOOD WORK HORSE il exchange for
n two horse Pleasure Wagon. Any one wish
ing to make such trade will do well to call on
the subscriber NJ NJ BLAKE.
\ Middebury, March s, 1858. 47;3w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Concert

NOTICE -Adcertisements, 10 insure insertion
the same soesk, should be handed in BY Monday noon.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE, the subscribers, being appointed ~
w the Probate Court for the District al
Addison, Commissioners, toreceive, c xAmipe
and adjust all claims and demands of al per
sons against the estate Of
JULIA r. RICE,
late of Bridport IN said district. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto; and six months from the Goth
day of February, 1888, being allowed by
said Court for the purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we viii attend to the
late residence OF deceased on the 26th day
of March, and June next from nine O'Clock,
A. NJ, until one o'clock, ? NJ, on each OF
said days.
p. ELlIHORP, (co,ors
+, e. SEARLE.
Dated at Bridport, this 27th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1868. 46iSw
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intertile ones-their obvaton and remoyal-ner.
vous debility, its canses and cure, by a process
at once so simple, safe and efiectua that failure
is imposs ble-rules for daily managsment-sn
essay ON Spermatorrhea, with practical observa-
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treatment-precautionary hints on the evil re-
suits from empirical practice TO which is added
commentaries on the diseases OF temales-trom
infancy TO old age-each case beautifully illus
trated by beautiful plates Ii points ont the REM
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pointed hopes unfortunately prevalent In the
young Ii is a truthful wiser 10 the married
and those contemplating marriage. Its perusal
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the happiness and privileges TO which every hu-
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Price 25 cents per copy, or FIVE copies for 81,
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