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CONSUMPTION.

There is, perhaps no disease wiih which
our country IL affected, which sweeps off
annually so many viclms, as that tell des-
troNer OF the human race--Consumplion II.
Day alter day. year after year, the InsaIi>
ate monster huirics 10 the portals Of the
cold and silent tomb fresh added victims 10
lis conquest. No walk of lie is sacred
from its blIghling influence. No age is
exempt from its dealh-dealng shafts. The
old, the middle>aged, and The young all
aiae, a'e food for this common enemy o
mankind The white-haired patriarch
whose life OF temperance has rendered his
system impcrvious 10 the attacks of other
Ills and whose good deeds prepared him
Tor the enjoyment of lie's calm evening.
finds Consumption fastening its iangs upon
his vials, and Tearing him from world
ever bright 10 minds which look compla>,
Gently on days well spent.
ls there no help Tor the afflicted 7 No
preventive Of the dangers which beset us
in our changeabie and tickle cline We
think there is. And f' The allegations OF
those who are at least entitled to veraciiv,
may be believed there rs n preventive aud
remedy.
Wistsr's Balsam of Wild Cherry is Oh
TERED to a suffering world as such. Ita
true value and intrinsic excellence are
suthcIeni to emile il 10 the confidence OF
the public, and TO
" W alt on TO fame
the name of lite inventor, as a benelaclor OF
his species.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
NJ Agent, for W,'",,s Bal'am Asen.w p Rus.s
Mddlebury }. ID. Needham. BRISTOL A. p Roscnr
Now Haven, X. Ha-cull, w. CoruWall: J. r. Re
,on, = Huntington, Versennes 4. c. Smith, Monk
ton.
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TmE MISSION OF KossuTH has failed Oi
this there is no doubt. Beyond the wordy sym
pathy of New York, he has received little that
was encouraging of different result No par
" in Washington has been willing to he up n
itself the responsibility of declaring for inter
vcntior, the call for "a popular contribution has
not been largely answered, and the great Mag
var will 90 back with asorrowing heart, to await
The naiura progress Of events, which prehaps
no exterior efforts could hasten
The worst enemies of kossuth have been the
men who, in behalf of the nation made him
promises which they knew could not be iulhll-
ed and whose main purpose was 10 elevate
themselves upon the excitement in his favor.
His best friends have been those who told him
plainly that neither the government nor the
people would ever consent to involve the coun-
try in war for the benefit of Hungary, that we
sympathize with linn ana admire him and his
counlrymen for the noble qualities that they
had displayed, but that our sympathy and our
admiration would not carry us beyond the Inn
it's Of The constitution and the laws, or bcyohd
TINT settled policy winch the country has always
observed in its foreign relations. Il was the
misfortune of Kossuth to lie deceived 10y the
snen who met him on his arrival in this country.
He now sees the true state of things, and the
disappointment is Tar greater Than it would
have been, had he not been induced 10 make
so strong demano upon the national symIa'
thv-Proridence Journal.
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
i Y ERIN CATHOLICON

OLlCON is in truth ore Of the GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVf RIES OF THE AGE,
and is destined TO become identified with the
health and happiness of
FEMALES.
This declaration is based on the fact that il
Will curs more than nine tenths of class of
very prevalent diseases, knownns
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
and which have heretofore resisted the skin
and exerlions of III. most accomplished phvsi
clans Of all countries, to a degree beynnd ihat
OF almost every other malady to which the nm
man lsmily is heir. it has already received
the appreciation and liberal patroage of very
many prominent members of the Medical Fac
atty in the United States, willing 10 abide the
truth, and having due regard for the welfare of
their patients, and is in every way worthy The
confidence of the afflicted MS A SUCCESS
Full, SAFE and CHEAP REMEDY. or
this, additional proof viii be found in the pam
phlet, to which the attention of Ladies and
Practitioners is respectfully invited
This medicine has never been introduced by emptv
puhs and misrepresentation, nor it intended thai ID.
present popularity shall he sustained by any medium
but its merits aud the app, obatinn of the public The
CATHOLICON is not cure all, butts Intended ~
pressly Tor those complaints incidental 10 the Tespect
able female whether married sngle.-PRoLArsus
urERL or Failing Of the Womb FLuoR ALnu. or
Whites CHRoNIc INFLAMMATION AND ULcERATIos OF
TIKI WOMB INCIDENTAL lIEMoRRHAGe or Flooding
PAINFUL SUrfRtssED AID lRREGuLAR MEEsrRUA-
Tios, &C., will all their accompanying evils Cancer
exeepted) no matter how severe, or of how long
Standing.
" Pamphlet can be hal gratis atths Drug Store Of
DIR. w. p Russell, MddlebuIy.
REFERENCES
m. ". PFCKHAM M d.. Utica n "
+ ID. FLEMING. NJ. D., New Bedford, Mass
J, tooTE, ". d., Syracuse, NY.
N. T.; MILLS. N o., Rochester, N. v.
W. w REEs, NJ D.. City Of Nsw.York.
John G: oRRiCk M. u, Bal'imore. NJ. D.
Central Depot, SOC broadway, New York faem.
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PEKMirM INVENTORS. MIR F. NJ Ray
has offered the following premiums, with the
oljcc: of devisins some means 10 prevent
the manyaccilen's occurring on railroads ,tnd
promoting the comfort as well as the safety
of railway passengers, The inventions are
to be such a. can he adopted and put into
general use. the inventors retaining their
tight to patents, and the premiums will re-
msin open until The mex. annual fair of the
American institute -
$1,000 for the best invention for prevent
ing Iuss OF life from collisions, and from the
breaking Of axles and wheels.
$500 for the best method If excluding dust
from cars when in motion.
$500 for the best railroad brake
$500 for the best sleeping or night sea, for
railroed cars,
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Now OR NEvER.-S25 for a Home
stead at Lakeland, l.. |. These lots are
selling fast. and will soon all be sold
They are beautifully located for gen
lleman or mechanic. We desire our
friends to make immediate application
at the office, ~ John Street, N. Y.
See advertisement.
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DR.. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIVER

WORT, TAR AND cANcnALAGUA.
That season ol trial, cold Winter, is here
10 the weak and the fragile season Of
fear
Cough, Cold, Influenza, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh,
On the Lungs Of The feeble have opened a
war,
oh 4! where, in their peril shall these find
shield,
Ere Consumption approach and LIES cii-
adel yield?
Al 'he head Of this verse stands the name
of cure.
Drawn from Natures Dispensary, speedy
and sure
And to sum up it's worth in a sentance. a
breath,
To imbibe il lie life, 10 neglect il is death
For SALE, wholesale and retail, by A,
l.. SCOVILL & CO, Proprierors, at their
Principal Depot, GOTHIC HALL, No. sOG
Broadway, New York, to whom all orders
for the Medicine, and letters relating to a.
gencies, should be addressed, post paid.
Also, for sale in Middlebury by w. p.
Russell.
PsIcE.-in large bottles, 81 90, or six bot.
ties for 5000.
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The Washington Monument mas attnined
the height of one hundred and four feet from
the surface Of the ground. Its extreme alti-
tuic is to be five hundred and seventeen feet
which will make it the lofiiest structure in the
world. The great Pyrimid of Egypt is 5I4
feet in height
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I'll arkcts.


BRIoHroN, Jan. 22
At Market 100 Beef Cattle no Stores
pairs w orking Oxen, AZ Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheer and Lambs, 100 Swine.
PRicEs-Becf Cattlc-Extra $3.50: lstqual.
ity 6; I'd do s5a5 80; Sd do sla4,75.
Working Oxen-No sales,
SHEER ANN LAMBs--S2, 2,75a3. Extra S5a6
SWINE a l,2a6 lie.
Wool MARKET.
There has been fair demand for both
fleece and pulled wool, during the past week,
but no large sales have come to our knowl-
edge. The finer grades of heeces are not
plenty, and the supply Of pulled wsol is
small--prices remain as before quoted
Boston Courier
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MAIL RoBBERY-The u. S Mail for Ypsi.
lanti from the west, by the NJ. c. II. r., was
stolen from the Depot in that village on the
night of Dec. 81. The bag has since been
found cut open, and rihed of its Cor tents A
reward of Ss25 is offered by the J ostmasicI
there, fot the detection of the crimil al.
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DAGUE RREOTYPES.

MR. w II. GILMORE would respectfully
inform the citizens of Mddlebury and vicinity
he has taken rooms in Nichols building( No7j
where for few days he will hold himself in
readiness, Mt all hours, to furnish all who may
so desire with dagncrrcotypc of astyle and fin
ish not TO be surpassed in the country. Those
who doubt the truth of this assurance are invt-
ed to call and try. Perfect satisfaction war
rantcd ~
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DANIEL WEBSTER The Wing paper
which come TO us, are uncquivocal in theiI ads
mirstion Of the splendid speech made by Mr..
Webster, in relation to Kossuih. 1t rcvives
the remembrance CT Mr.. Webster, when wears
ago he spoke the voire OF free Ameic lea in rela-
lion TO Greece and the Spanish colonies in
Mex leo and South America alias.
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officers Of the Village Of Middlebury.-
1852.

officers Of the Village of Middlebury.-
1852.
AT the Annual Meeting Of the Corpora
ton Of Middlebury, on the 18th inst, of Of
fccrs were elected for the year ensuing, as
follows:
Moderator, X. l.. FULLER.
\ CLERK, JOHN w. STEWART.
T NAHUM PARKER,
Jason DAvENPoRr,
L. II. WRIGHT,
Trustees, W. NJ. BASS,
J. Nj. SLADE,
BEMAN LANGwoRTHY,
A. ID. STEARNs.
Iredsurer, j. II. SIMMONS,
Collector. j DEWEY.
The Trustees, at subsequent meeting,
elected the following Fire Wardeus: My
ron Langworthy, lea Allen, Jas. McKeand,
w. P. Russell G. f Wheeler, 2. Bass,
j. S. Bushnell, David Piper.
j. w. STEWART, Clerk
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Die0,

Al Saratoga Springs, on the evening Of
me 18th inst, ELIPHALEr WBIrrLEsEy,
eldest son Of Geo. ii Fish, formerly of his
town, aged 10 years.
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v e S r ~ C. s

NELVETS from France and Italy, down,
in their melancholy beauty as The Black Swan,
Of the Bosphorus; some dyed in the sorrowful
blossoms of The Mica; others embroidered
like the lowered girilcs Of Kashan, and dor
cheap ut fur dollars per pattern.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Cont for the District OF Addison.
Commissioners To receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons
against the est Ie OF
HOMER WRIGHT,
late of Shoreham in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
o6,et thereto; aud six months from the 2iIh
dav of November A d.. 1851 being allowed
by sad Court tor that iuirOse, we do there
fIre hereby give notice that we will attend 10
the business ol our said appointment, at the
DWELL g house Of Widow Lydia Wright in
Shorcham, on the second MondaySof Januarv.
March and May from nine O'clock, a. NJ.
until four o'clock. p NJ. on each of said 1av>
HORACE LAPHAM, Com
NJ. w. G.. WRIGHT, mission.
BARNABAS j. MYR1CK, crs.
Dhel ~ Shoreham this 18th day of De.
cenher, ISL. 3S3w.
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STATE OF VERMONT BE II remem err.
District Of Adj lison-Ss { cd that at a Pro.
hate Court held in Mrldehury, in and for the
District OF Addison, on the 9Th day Of Jan.
uary, a. ID. 1852:
Roswell Botlum. Jr named executor in an
instrument ru portin: to be the last will and
testament Of
NATHANIEL BACON,
late Of Orwell, in sail district, deceased, pre.
SCENTS the said instrument for Probate: Ii is
thercupon ordered thli, the said instrument be
considered for probate, Al the session of This
Court to be held at the office of he Register
OF this Court in Middehury. in said district.
on Thursday, the 9Th day Of February next. at
one &c ock in the afternoon: and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested. that
they mav appear aud make their Objections.
il amy they may have, to the probate and al
lowancc II said will, by publishing n certified
copy Of this oricr IN the Midalehnry Register
n news aper printed in said Mddlclury- three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
| Court,
JED. S. BUSHNELL Register.
true copy If record
SO JED S BUSHNELL, Register.
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Canker Balsam.
HARTFORD.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agen
or the HARrFoD FIRE INsuRAscE COMPANY
for Middlebury and vicinity. aud will reccivi
proposals for insuring property against loss o
damage by Fire. The long established rcputa
ton OF this company, and the promptness with
which all their transactions have been charac
terised renderIt unnecessary TO say any thinl
in its favor. All business connected with III,
Office intrusted 10 him will be faithfully ant
punctually transacted.
JONATHAN PAGAR, Agen',
Niddlcburyi Feb es. is45 tTy
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THU TINh Has CONN

4 ND ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS NO.
II TlCE, the Subscriber has handed
all his Books and Accouns over to BAR
BER x BUSHNELL, and ordered them to
collect the sumo WITHOUT DELAY The
subscriber would have had it otherwise, hut &c
needed not my call for settlement
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Miidlebury, Oct. II, 1851, 25-
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TER MS.

DAILY ATLAS
Published daily (Sundays at IS On
pei annum. The Daily Atlas affords SUPER
Or advantages to Advertisers.
THG sEMI.wktKLY ATLAS,
published every "Wednesday and Saturday
morning, contains all the most important in
tellisonce OF the three days precedng-polit
i-al, literary. scientific, local. shipping anc
commercials; a Review of the Marker. Price,
Current. Caule Market, &c.
Single cory per annum, $500, onc-half o
which (S20O) in advance.
Three copies TO one Post Office (cash'
$1,000 per annum.
1HE BOSTON WEEKLY ATLAS
7he|argest and cheapest ueekiy in Ncc Enq' md
is published every Thursday morning. and it.
will be Tales-Foreign and Domestic Cores
pondence-Rcports of the proceedings OF
Congress and the Massachusetts Legislature
"A digest Of Foreign and Domestic News
original and selected Poetry-Prices Current
Financial Articles-rerorIs of sales OF
Stocks-repolIs of the Cambridge, Bright.
on, New York, and Philadelphia Cattle Mar.
kes, &C., &c.
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Repairing Clocks.

CLEANING and REPAIRISG CLOCKS, and
" other tinkering done by the subscriber, in
this village and vicinity. lie will also go into
other towns TO do the above business, IL he can
have free passage ami board included
Orders addressed TO me, or A. DusTIS, will
receive due attention C. ID. STORRS.
Middlebury, Dec IL, 1851.
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proposes to make up the GOODS in sJl,
mat viii put The Llies in mn active state o
'olns and spinning. and At prices warraufcc
satisfactory 10 the most humble admrcr of tn,
Arr of Arts
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S I l. K S

Plain fancy, grave gay, lively and severe:
some choice patterns for inciricni Bridegruoms
rcsplcndant, pearl white. bodizzened with the
gold flasrec work Of Znmara, sparkling lk,
the ialiSmanic characters or The scimitcr II
Solomon, appearing as if illuminated by the
triple'colored tortoisc-shell lanterns Of pesu
precious as the cernlian throne of CoolLurca
None hut Bridcgr oms need apply.
The reason that solomon was beat The G,,i
heat, by the Lilies Of the Valley is now fl!l,
explained. from the circum, lance that his Tail
or was was not scientific artist.
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@ A S n M E r { S

from lhe cholcf 81 shawl goats of Tibet, wovcl
by the iairest girls Of Circassia, 50 exquisite
embroidered as to resemble paintings by t
most delicate pencils of Canon, such as ar,
worn by Emperors who preside at the Feast &
Roses, IN the Acacia Groves Of Ispahan.
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
Jonathan Hagar, Esq, Hon. Dorastus Woos
ter. Russell Vallett, c.. IIervey, Alanson Dus
Tin, Doct. VIM. Bass, Harvey Wilcox, George
Dustin. 3i3m
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The Addison Association

Will meet at the house of the Rev. II. +
Lcavitt in Vcrgenncs, next week on Wednes
dnv. a; 8 O'clock T.. NJ.
Jan. 81. 1852, T. A. MERRILL, Register
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CuRNITURE REPAIRED a POI

IL ISHED-c. ". SIMPSON begs :" n,' ,.".' ~.
inhabaut-of ,he city Of Lyhehba'g and 'ne
ing negbnrhood that he has eemssssa 'ie .;d :,
-; II superior STYLE with moderate
CHARGE prom pines. AID Punotualty lie tfu-i, tn,
-, .l,sre of public support. The work vii
he done at private residences when preferred
His shop at the upper end 81 MAN street. "
the Planters Warehouse.
NB--All ask for Is. give me one trial
Auv an-dkr I'm
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C1uEAP AND POPULAR BOOks

~ At TWENTY-FIVE sFNfs fth -
Furn Pickerinr.--ori,hnn Niece. Nate hnisiaghafa
Poor Cousin. Ellen w.rthnn. fhe Iioifess Nan Darrell
Quiet Husband. SC. I'll. : t,,1.
Mr.. firays-Leud Cameron. Del 81 fsnii'' .nuo
VIE, Young Pfima Doans, I'd power ''''s'' nv y
rapt. Mafsatrs-Peor Jack. Pcfuisal kcenc. Ne~-
ton Poster Naval Officer Pirste. Jacob fatilint iets'
simple Japhet. MiA.hipanau kass 81.
T : Arfhur's-D5rareed $40. ltsnsffs gifr tes
Howard. Broker Prsaasse. 1--we 81 CsIiE-a. ! -
Brides, Arns., Laey Sanford. Ira Hard a..
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IL e nc
ADsE 4 Us Ready EscRledies-Are so
AS prepared II hurmpnize and act in unison with

|
each other
K. r, r.
! RAILWAY READY RELIEF is the first and only rem
cay Yer recorded in the Medical history of the world
tt nS stopped the most violent pains in few seconds
VIII stop The most severe pains in FIVE minutes or less
.i' VIII cure the most obstinate and painful Rheuma-
ISM Nervous, Neuralgia and Bilious complaints in
e" .'onfs' internal aud external. 1t never fails in Civ
ne instant ease 10 the most tormrnng and agoI Eng
i''N' IL na' cured IN ninety out of hundred,
rheumatism il four hours neuralgia in one hop: Group
IA zen minutes; rinllhua in teen minutes; Toolhuche
III one second; sasn in five mnnte,; crnIs IL FIVE min
- sex headaebe IN fifteen minutes chill fever in ff-
ECU minutes; ctibIains in five minutes; sore throat in
'. nout>' lntnehza III one hour Spinal complaints,
I'''S' s'falhS, bruises, wounds frost bites,
"''eIa 'n"ins, yscnery, tic loloreux and all other
D a'n,S Where there is severe pains Railways Ready
disease. " ~ t'' ' W.
'st& Heod clc.-Rndwoy's Ready Relief wilIstop the
>,i cSI''s pans IN few minutes, and prevent
"eu htfachS. twill cleanse and sweetcn the stom-
c9 and nontraizc the Poisonous acids of th system
49,, ~ 'Sm-caseS c7trcd.-ln the YEAR 1851 Rad
"aE heady Relief cured 20 600 cnses of Rheu-
IN New ork. 900 in Boston; 90 600 in Phil
" 'l''a' o'ou5 III Michigan, and ) 900 in Illinois
80 iu'1N Is hadways Ready ReIiefin curing Rheuma-
rr,,,, nh 'e Patiehis out OF every ten ore relieved
10 L Pun III d new minutes after the first application
INV Known as mahyas twenty persons in day. who
RIr 'u ot nr Office in their carriages to have the
NV, i ny us, and in fifteen minutes have walked
vat ~ my mat they have been uble once to
yak alone without the aid of stic, mr. crr,cb
li'ce OF L. r Relief % cents so cents a,d q ner
ou'ie' Each bottle to be gernpe rns, bea, the fac
Unit Signature OF Railway Il Co. Sold bv Druggists
everywhere. For sale by III n y y WIN
- I Druggist. Lynchburg.
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MECHANICAL.
HATS AND CAPS


FALL FASHIONS FOR 1892.
gUyIIE suhseriber has naw received hi. Ncv York.
1 baltimore and Philadelphia sfyes of Gentlemen
\ l Naieskin. Silk. black aud Wbife, Beaver and
Brush HATS. which. for durability and beauty cannot
,s..d II, The or any other usfkrt III. stock l.
~ large nd complete. embracing all Of tie iffea and
,s. g ,.4 e @1 nls sss AMI cf ssa% Z.
a. bi,h he most cordially invites his oil friends and
r.,,,r,er. and Inc public generally, fsc him cull
bc ,errhaz sing siseN here. Ill. stock will teiaund
=. rbesn a. any other establishment IN the city. All
ind el Hats made order With aeate-s nd dirpntch
~ Cnstoanrrs Hais dressed orer FREE ~ eha1Re.
Call at tie sign Of the BLUE HAT
-, -, WI SITTER
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MERCHANDISE.


y J{OLT. KYIr,s CoKszR. LySeBaGad """" III
.t the ,tf.nriaa Of buyef- their large and "ni
I.rfe stock Il FALL GOODS. .aeh a. Chfrei' 20
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