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Snuff.

DR.. MARSH HALLS Aromatic aud Head
ache CATAREH SNUFF, This snuff is superior
to any lhing'yei known for rcmoyeing that dis.
case. tho Catarrh, and also A cold iu the head s
IN, hcadacie. II opens and purges out all oh,
s,ructions, strengthens the glands. and gives a
healthy action TO the paris affected If is pcrfec
lily free from any Thing deleterious in its compo'
ston has plcsent flavor. and mas immediate effect
after being used, is agreeable. Price 81 l'2
cents per bottle
Each bottle contains about three times the
quantity ofthe several kinds of Catarrb snuff, now
selling at lower price and is therefore cheaper,
as well as better than any thing of the kind in
market,
Sold by the Proprietor Charles Bowen, Mid
dlebury, Vt VIM c. Simpson g. Reed, f. Brin'
ley, Jhessrs, Lewis. Boston, H. Phelps * Co. A.
B. Il D Sands, and others, New York, and by
ruggists generally in the U States s. Canada.
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THE Constitution, the wis vita, ofour Fs,-
dcrful bodies, constantly require an alternative
or rcsenerating influence. 10 create and r,tsan
healthy existence. Air, light, an6 scIno ol.he
clements are brought to this Ieduisition, and for
time provo sufficient for tho requirements OF
the system. But when from mprudence, and
violation Of the laws of the animal ocon omy
morbid humOrs arise ,acrid and viiata or Juices
/ arc collected, the system requires assistance
from some Other source, or it sinks in disease,
decay and death. How wondt rful and saIuiary
at this period, are the effects of an appropriate
attentive medicine, taken in season Thou
sands have been saved from death, and millions
from suffeungs indest ribable, and again restored
TO health, by to timOly use Of PHELPS Tow
TO PILLS, which are so efficacious and potent,
in cleansing the stoma oh and bowels, purifying
the blood, and renovating the glandular system
by altering the secretions ofthc liver, and other
glands,an carrying of the morbid juices and HUI
mors that at the South they have ac1uiered
the name OF" Fever Bane," because they inya
rlably prevent or break up billions, remi.tsn.,
yellow, intermittani, and lung feyers.
Five years extensive use, have proven them
the best ard only sure and safe remedy for all
the numerous chronic diseases, where tho sys-
lem requires something that will operate on tho
Blood, Liver, and various systems Of vessels,
giving them healthy action, at the same tine
expel the morbid and poisonous juices and hu-
mcrs, which it separates from them.
la this class of diseases, are Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious
Stomach, Scorfnla, Gravel, Worms, Tumor.
and eruplions of the skin of various kinds; per-
manent weakness above the lOins and limbs,
Kings Evil, constitutional and hereditary fes-
beness of the whole or part Of the system. &c.
Thousands ofthe cases Of the above diseases
have been cured by the Tomato Pills and thou
sands Of deaths would have been prevented had
had these Pills been used, instead Of some irr9-
sponsible, baneful. quack pill remedy, ofNhich
The country is flooded. Til ere is no mystery OF
cha raianism about this universal remedy.
They are prepared of valuable vegetable rem
edies, which are known 10 be both safe and ef-
fectuai, and are used very extensively BY Ply
dicans in their private Practice. because as hun.
dreds have said, they are The most pleasant 81
fectual and safe medicine we have ever uied,
The above Pills are for sale by ogentsfn all
The country towns. Agents are cautioned net
10 buv of oedlers. Zone Word TO the wise 10
sufficient
G. r. Phelps NJ. D. Proprietor Hartford c..
Be particular thai his signature is on the LABEL
Piice, 25 cts. For Sale by q ON
Sidney Moody, Middlebury'
yolney Ross, Brandon,
auniley & Higgins. Salisbury,
OLOTHS. English, French, German and a
\ merican Beavers, Pilot cloths; Englisa
merican, French and German twiled and plap
2roadcloths, Doeskins, fine blk a,simerse, Fs
ing. Sc. &c jus. reccysd by ...
s44et hcTSoSHrtnoN'
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1880 Boxes of DR.. Rush's
llNFAlLIBlE
Health Pills,

HAVE been sold during the month of Dec
so great has been their popularity, in consc-
quence of the numerous cures they have effect
ed. Every person who uses these Pills recon-
mends them to others as the BEST MEDICINE
they have ever taken-so gentle in their opera
ton, and so sure in giving rOlicf.
1t is now conceded by the most eminent OF
the medical faculty, that the stomach is the
seat or fountain of all disease; that it is, as il
were, the centre from which proceed all the e.
wis produced by foreign or irritating causes
aud which from thence-spresd TO every part OF
the animal system.
The proper node ofcure. therefore, is to at
tack the citadel in which the disease eptrench-
es itself, ard no combination Of medical agents
mas yet been discovered so cficacious for this
purpose as the preparation of the late DIR Rush
and which, from the universal success attend
ing their administration, during a practice of
nearly ha'f a century, were styled his .sInfalli-
PIE Health Piil.' Their great virtue is that
tney arrest disease in its first approach. They
are pFeVentlYes as well as remedies and we
VIII venture 10 say, that If taken by persons
when they are first affected with symptoms of
Illness. many and many case thut is either Sc
nous or fatal. might be avoided.
oNLf I2t cents box, the cheapest and the
pest medicine ever known.-Sold at the princi-
pal Office 80 finn ST. New York
w. G. DaggeIs. sole agent.
W P. Russell, Chemists and
druggists, General agents for this county.
SUB AGENTS.
F. Huntington, Vereennes.
a. T.: Roscoe, T. c. Smith. New Haven.
r. w. Collins, Cornwall,
o. o.. L. SPrague, Weybridge,
1emaE Barnum, Ferri>burgh
Joseph Frost, Bridport,
+. Fletcher g. Son. do
Hammond & Co. do
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Ginger preserves, Peach do. Orange do,
Catsup &c. &C.,
And also a choice selection of Chewing and Smo-
king TOBACCO.
81 {. Russell would also give notice to the
inhabitants Of Middlebury that he will furnie them
with good
FAMILY BREAD
at the same rate that flour can DO obtained by the
10. Also PIES and CAKES can be had at all
times.
N. B-Inn-keepers and Grocers can be supplied
with all kinds Of Groceries that can be had anywhere
All orders will be thankfully received and p1nctaIIy
attended to.
Middlebury, July, 1874. 10.
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For Sale.
Important Discovery.

THE subscriber is happy in being able to inform
the public that he has brought to light, Medicine by
which Spavins, Rngboncs, Sc. on horses
CAN BE URED.
He knows that heretofore such things have been
deemed incurable, but can be cured, and horses
afflicted in this way can be rendered sound and use-
full. Good testimonials be furnished from per-
sons who have made Of il their horses and
always to their satisfaction Said Medicine is for
sale by the Subscriber in Cornwall, Vt.
10. If. JOSEPH X. SPERRY.
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! 81.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT 4 TURNER.

WOULD infcrm their patrons and the public
generally, that they have renewed their lease Of
the manufacturing establishment of the Middle
bury- Ma1ufaciuring Co. for term Of years
with additional fac iities for doing business They
are also making some valuable additions 10 their
finishing machinery and improvements, gen
rally intending still 10 produce
'SUPERIOREARTlCLE
II goods suitable for the Worthy Sons or The
Green Mountain State and their Neighbors on
he. opposite side Of the Lake.
They will receive Wool 10 manufacture ON
shares or by the yard and will keep an Intensive
assert ment of goods on hand which thew will
exchange for Wool, or advance on Wool Iefi 10
manufacture. They would again tender tbeiI
grateful acknowledgements to their patrons for
their iavors and re-assure them that forts will
not be wanting to merit their fullest confidence
hFTERMS adapted to the TINES
Middlebury, May 20.
WOOL & CARPET TWINE.
For sale al ,yBTW ARTS
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

The subscriber continues TO give Med.
icai instruction. designed by particular at
ten,ion to indigenous medical Botany, and
10 the principal practical subjects of gene.
raj Therapeutics. TO adopt the course 10 thr
requisites Of those who intend 10 become
Country Practitioners.
HIe has engaged S. Pearl Lathrop, A. NJ
NJ. D, TO instruct in natural science, and
in human and comparative AnaiOmy.
Gentlemen who desire may have admis-
sion TO the Lectures given in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philos.
ophy.
JONATHAN a. ALLEN.
Middlebury, Dec 20lh 1843. 33;if.
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Musical Tuition.

PIANO FORTE, ORGAN AND SIyGrxo
MN PEASE, Professor and Teacher n IL
W Science and Practice of Music fro11 10
sites Of London, Boston and New York re~, S.'
lively acquainis the citizens Of MiddIeburr ~
vicinity that having received the appointmen, ~
Professor of Music 10 the Troy Conference A.
cademy West Poultney, respectively gives nc-
tice that the next quarter of this institution CO..
mences Nov. 18th, $40 for Music Piano Fo.,.
and Singing $40 per quarter, Organ the SANE.
the price is liked at ten dollars so that narSo~5I
wishing to obtain finished Musical edrcs,;a-
can secure it without being obliged 10 On -
large Cities to obtain the same al a grpaSsr. az
penSe. The subscriber having received his Mn
steal Education off years in the city of Londr,
under several of the first Masters, and heen IN
instructor of Music upwards of 20 years in hi.
Country and Europe warrants him in saving 10
all wishing his Instructions in the science tba,
they will receive thorough Musical education
on scientific principles.
Mr.. p. would also say 20 those Young Iadias
who wish to become teachers that he has alreadr
fitted several, and furnished them with Iucra,iyss
situations and he is constantly applied to far To-
dies as teachers. The Troy Conference Acaie.
my is in the most ilouriSning condition. The Fac
ulty consists Of six experienced Professors ana
Assistants. Board is as low as at any other In,
stitution in Rutland County.
Troy Conference Academy,
West Poultrey, 1874.
N. B. All the Modern operas now performed
in New York are taught BY the subsciber.
NETWORK GRAND ACTION
PIANO :FORTES,
WIN. PEAsE late from New York, respectfully
announces to the Musical World and the public
in general, that he is receiving a splendid assert
ment of the celebrated Grand Action Piano Fortrs
(of Case wood and Mahogany constructed on the
most approved principles, with all the modern i'm
provements and unequalled in brilfiancy of To-e
illness Of Touch, and perfectneSs of Mechanism
and warranted 10 endure the extremes of climate
in this Country. Old Pianos taken in exchange
Piano ForteS Iuned.
Piano Forte ware room, w. Poullney nearly
opposite the Academy.
N. B. The above Instruments have receire,i
First Premiums (Gold Meda,S) atIhe American
and Mechanics Institutes, New York. for the BEST
ToNE, TorciI 6 FiNisH, and the subscriber cSn
refer persons 10 several gentlemen who have vur,
chased of him during the last five years. 1hs
above instruments viii tesoli as low as can la
purchased in New York, thereby saving e1Tenss
Of Transportation, and warranted for year. IS
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Ladies Attention.

Just received and for sale at the Auction and Com
mission store great variety Of Faand Winter goods
fol- the Ladies consisting in part of ChusIans, Alpac-
ca Lustres, Black and Cold Fig'd Apaccas, Indi-
anna Cashmere, beautiful article for Cloaks, Rep,
Cashmere s. Muslin Delaines, Beautiful Prints,
Shawls &c &c.
Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. u. BECKWITH, g. co.
Sept. %, 1874
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RONETS, Florence, Straw. misses do.
- CyPr0s' aud Palm lesf Bonnets, Just re-
'.heo al STEWART'S.
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GREAT BARGAlNs!.
For Coughs, Colds,

Consumptions, and all Diseases of tht
Throat, Lungs and Chest.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
is an ODD, well tried, and almost universally ap-
proved remedy. 1t has been pretty extensively
used for the last 10 or % years in almost every
city and town in New England, and also very
extensively a: the South and West. 1t is rec
commended and prescribed by many of the must
respectable physicians as SAFE, CONVENIENT.
and VERY EFFICAcIoUs medicine, and ac-
knowledged by thousands who have for long
used it, and continue TO use and recommend il :,
10 be The most vausble remedy for the above
comPlaints ever offered 10 the American pub.
lie
Tho proprietors Of this article cannot resort
10 the style of advertising which is often adopt>
ed at tho present day. They do not wish TO
deceive the cIeduous and unsuspectinp, Int
appeal with confidence to The facts, aud exper-
tence of discerning public. Thore arc few
individuals in New Engladd who hove not used
this preparation themselves, or who have not
friends who have used it. Numerous cerrifi-
cafes from physicians and others, having for
mary years been published, it is deemed un.
Necessary 10 adj any at this time,
Be sure TO get The GENUINE Call for il by
rs WHOLE name, VEGETABLE PULMO-
NARY BALSAM,"; and avoid "CARTER's
PulmonarysBalsam," and the numerous imita
atoms which have sprung up in consequences
n TIE great celebrity ofihe TRUE trticl. See
that it is signed, VIM Jon'n Cutler.
Prepared by Reel, Wing & Cutler. wbolhsa l.
druggists, % Cathan street, Boston, and sold
by druggists, aPoihlcar. and country mer.
chants generally. Price rs cts 29Iy
For sale by S. MOODY .Mddlebury.
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BOOTS.

BOOTS.
200 pairs thick and thin, sole Leather upper Ieath
er, and calfskins, for sale by WRIGHT & Bush.
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For the consumptmRct the Lungs!
THE best Medicine known 10 man for IT.
cipient consumption, asthma ofevery stage
Bleeding OF the lungs, coughs, colds. liver
complaint, and all diseases of the rulmon~
airy organs,
Natures oon Prescript.on,-A COM
pound Balsamic preparation OF lac IRuN-
US VIRGINIANA, or Wild Cherry Bark
combined with the extract of tar. prepar-
ed by new chemical process, approved
and recommended by the most distinguish
ed physicians, and universally acknowl-
edged the most valuable medicine ever dis
covered.
No qaackeryi No Deceptiont!--AIl pub
lished statements of cures performed by
this medicine, are in every respect true
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WIS
iar's Balsam of Wild Cherry as spurious
limitations are abroad. Sc
Orders from any part of The country
should be addressed 10 Isaac Butts, flo l25
Futon street, New York. Russell and
GRIDLEY, Chemists & Druggists, AZ ENTs.
F. Huntington, Vergennes.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

ibbons and Artifcials Just received by
LII Oct 25ih PECK g. FLOWER.
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C. RUSSELL.

13~ " - - ~ -
a Il his old stand, is now receiving
IA additions to his stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
embracing every article Of
Tea, Sugar, Spice,
Coffee, Molasses, &c. &c.
That can be found in this market. AL.
so n larger variety Of
NUTS AND FRUIT
than can be found anywhere else in this
vicinity, consisting in part of
Pine Apples Cocoanuts
Oranges ] Almonds
Lemons S. s. do
Olives Fl. S. do
Lines Cicily do
Figs Shelled do
Box Raizins Brazil nuts
Keg do Filbcrts
Sultana DO Peanuts
Cur-ants Walnuts
Mace English do
Dates Peccanuls.
Citrons.
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WOOL & CARPET TWINE.
For sale at ywARFS
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NLOTHS English, French, German and
u merican Beavers, Pilot cloths; Englisa
American, French and German twilled and Piip
; Broadcloths, Doeskins fine blk a,simerse, VS.
tines Sc. &c. jus, reccvsd by .
S44et RcvSSSHrtnoN'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25
rs N A U ~ IN Ns@
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1916.
THE EXECUTIONS.

The Tree negro, George freeman, and the two
slaves, Jim and George, found guilty of par,ici,
pa'ing In the terrible outrage Of the ss,h of Au-
gust were publicly executed, in pursuance of
their several sentences, near this town, on Friday
last, between the hours Of 10 and / o'clock
They were guarded to the place of execution by
the Staun'on 1t. Infantry, under the command of
Capt. ). b. BALDWIN, and the Waynesborough
Infantry, commanded by Capt GEORGE BAYLOR,
and were attended in their last moments by
the Rev. Mr.. CAsTLEMAN, (who was unwearied
IN MS religious instructions to them throughout
their whole confinement, and by several other
Clergymen.
The crowd which collected to witness the me-
lanchoy spectacle was MISUNDERSTANDING various
ly estimated at from FIVE to ten thousand but it
dispersed early in the evening, and the day clos
ed in its wonted quiet.
We noticed but few cases of Drunkenness du-
ring the day, considering the number and des-
cr'P'ions OF persons who were congregated ,oge-
Their ; and in this we were most agreeaby disap-
pointed. Our Mayor had adopted efficient mea-
sures for the preservation of the peace and good
order OF the town, but we are happy 10 say there
was no occasion to call them into active exercise
doubtless owing to the very creditable deter
mination TO which the Merchants and Grocers had
come, TO sell no ardent spirits on that day. Sc
veral of the latter closed their Stores, and took
upon them the duties of Special Cons,ables.
Thus has closed this solemn and beart.sicken.
ing tragedy; and long may it be before our COM
munlty is called upon to witness such another.
I'VE were not present at the executions bu,
we understand that there was much levity and
indifference manifested by large portion of the
crowd-ihus showing that they were attracted to
the scene from no better feeling than mere curios
iy, and that the exhibition of these terrible sane
lions oil the law, SO far as regards all useful and
salu'ary Influences, were entirely lost upon them.
we do hope that our Legislature will follow the
example set in several of the sister States, of
having such executions in private. There is al
ways more or less evil attendant upon the con-
gregation of the large crowds that usually col
lect at them and any terror which thew NAV
insPIre' 1t seems to us, is generally more than
offset by the pomp and parade, and seeming he
roIsm, with which the guilty culprit is made to
take his exit.
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THE GENERAL COURT
Hanging of Hunter Hill and Noses JoA

Hanging Of Hunter Hill and Noses johnson.
This Court, which has been in session since
The LIST INST, adjourned on Tuesday. without COM
Ing to decision on the celebrated Parkersbufp
case-the Commonwealth agans. Garner and O.
Tiers for kidnapping. 1t is understood that there
were fourteen members present, who were equal
~ divided as TO the question of jurisdiction.-
The fifteenth appearing, was undecided on The
point a; issue; and the case was ACCORDINGLY adj.
Journed over TO The next term, to be held in June
The Cont affirmed the decision in the case of
the Commonwealth against Hunter Hill, for the
murder OF Major Robert r. Smith, of Nanse.
moDd, and Hill is to be executed on the Cd Ian.
rary.
The Court, also, affirmed the decision in the
case Of the Commonwealth against Moses John.
son, convict in the Penilentiary, for the murder
OF Felix Ferguson, and johnson is to be hupo
on Friday Gext.-Whig, Dec. Is.
Moses Johnson was executed within the walls
of the Penten'ary on Friday last, in presence
Of the assembled convicts.
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TEXAS EAlIGRANTS.

The Natchitoches CLa.) Chronicle, of the 22d
ult., says :-"Within the last month, between
fifty and a hundred families have passed through
this town, TO Texas. They are principally from
Alabama. They crossed from the Mississippi at
Natchez and Rodney. We learn from some of
them that they will soon be followed by hun
dred other families from their immediate neioh-
borhood. Whenever our navigation opens we
may expect TO see streets every day ihronoed
with emigrants. They seem mostly to be people
of substance. Their fine teams and carriages i'm
dictate their standing in their former homes"
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FLORIDA.

Governor MosELY's late message to the Leg.
lslatuIe OF Florida has reference mostly to put
ting in operation the machinery of the new State
Government. The organization of the judiciary,
the increase OF the revenue, internal improve
ments, the encouragement of education, and the
removal of the Seminoles, are the prominent to-
pics. With regard TO revenue, the Governor ad-
vises capitation tax, and an increase of the
land tax. The sums to be thus raised are to be
applied to the ordinary expenditures of the Gov
ernment
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MIR. Editor You have no doubt read what is
entitled the "COnfession Of the three negro men,
who were engaged in the outrage of the 2Sth
August last !" which pamphlet appeared on the
day OF their execution, and purports TO be COM
piaion OF all the facts connected with that tragic
event, and in order TO give il credence, it is pre-
scented TO the public confession made by
them as IT were on the brink Of eternity. This
pamphlet. which it is our intention TO review,
commences, first, with the confession Of jim,
where he wishes to place the "whole matter, ex-
actly as it is, before the public" great many
versions had been given TO the matter, until at
last this confession upon confession appeared
winch was intended TO set at rest, and forever,
the many idle and vague reports which have
been WHISPERED in circles and bawled in news
papers. since the Preparation of this horrd crime.
He tells us "thai he was naturally Of CAV dis.
position" and easily led into company which his
conscience often told him he ought not 10 be in,
and sofemnly arowo, in the presence Of God,
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& GOOD ONE

Al most interesting period in The Grafton de-
Iivered by P. G.. NJ. Ro G. Scott, before the Ma
sonic Fraternity on the 10Th inst, when the Ora
tor referred 10 the fact that Tecumseh had saved
several hundred men from massacre, in conse-
quence Of a "sign" given by brother Mason,
wag cried out swell, after that III never vote
Tor Dick Johnson, for he killed Tecumseh."
Richmond Ukie
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The Toronto (Canada) Patriot thus comments upou
the passage in the Presidents Message concerning Orc
gon
Although The mere language of this document ;s m,
ITJh' we mink 1T betrays exceedingly bad spirit
Wholly unworthy the head of great nation The ,r
manner 10 winch NJ Guzot's hit about 'thc balance ol
power Is treated but be offensive TO tc Frcnch
ration. The matter is in the hands Of Congrcss
u that body vote for twelve mon tbs notice and oso
make the necessary military and naval appropriations
On war SCALE then indeed may anticipate the
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phIes entitled "Confts'ions IF three negro men ,vAo
tcere engaged IN the horrible outrage of the 2sh
Of august 1885," and circulated on the day of
their execution, has been ascribed to me; justice
to myself requires that should in this public
way contradict it, and say that l did not even
know Of its existence until it was in circulation.
Il. Il. CASrLEMAN.