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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16
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N"NNrs' ;. y weaver " '"-N''hilcn4ch
II Is WIN me greatest pleasure 'iiAt AN en-"
hiei 10 ihtofih you "il ine pupnc "i inc re
mithshle cure lticTh.ed Ia my ease, 10y your
tanker and SAT- hhpnin syrup.
nave beeh tiouoieI WIN Inc HfsSlpe'HS'
more or iessi Tor me i'st teh years l WAS
mrs. aiackc'i .! p'eANinS out OF IN tAinvr
upon my head ana FACE when produced y
burning son ition, ant caused thcm ~ t'nlfs
;' j." very much swollen. Inc disease hAd
f'Nf.i npoiLale appearing SOM tttnleN
. 7ri pffdi 'olt Nl.'. p.itf itnas i'
.1'tlrr sometimes 10y > .''ie over r1ert'i'
i' "arn Weather " Nnnla ping oi ihis as
ca O.. "hish would tppeaF ~ sp"'s o. my
hands ana "ii"s. AnN wherever tn.as sf'"
"ppea. l'cr' "'!ie pe = o"iN'hs se"sa,.'l'
airy AKIN 10 INA "i ,.P!i nag u Goa VI nTe
/ had been m Inc e'huilioi above described
until last spring Nheh me disease eNhioi'ei
itself IN - new and more distressing form AZ
tins time 1t made IT'S appearance nearly al
over my body, in some places in the form OF
small white bllsters, which would break, and
for a time, discharge a substance IKE scaiding
water, then dry up and form scabsi and make
its appearance IN other places. In inns si'ua-
ton | passed many slecpless nights. forthe
six months previous to using your syrup and
Cerate, ! had not seen a well moment, al
though had In the mean time taken as many
rs a dozen bottles OF Sarsaparilla ana other
medicines which were highly
forcleansing the blood FROM THESE a''honsn
good in many cases. derived no Dement,. l
began to despair OF getting even momentary
relief, much less oil ever oeins cured
At this time began to hear your medicines
highly spoken Of and by the ADVICE oil my
friends procured TWO bottles OF your syrup
which Took without nuch apparent ehec,.
but being so strongly assured py ,hem tha.l.
would help me- ooush, more ana continued
us use ana on taxing .ne tnlrd ootue, inc
disease began to make its appearance on the
surface OF my body much more extensively
nan IL ever had dohe, IN ,he form OF ohs,c,s,
which would enlarge and run intosores. The
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

Tue LIoUoR Law IN RuTLAND.-Wc
learn that the friends of the Liquor Law
in Rutland, are executing it with energy.
One hOgshead of liquor has been seized
aud destroyed from another rum estab-
lishment nine barrels Of the article have
been seized and several drunken per-
sons-both men and pomen-have
been shut up for disturbing the public
peace or domestic tranquility"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

The TAX ON BANKS III ONO UN-
coNsTITUTIoNAL.-Judge Bates, Of
Ohio, On the 9th inst, pronounced the
law of that State, under which the
Banks have been taxed double the
amount Of other property, to be IN
constitutional, and has granted an in
junction restraining the Treasurer of
Franklin county from collecting the
taxes claimed to be due from the
Franklin and other banks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

New RAILROAD ENGINE.-The memo
rial presented to the U. s. Senate by Mr.
Foot,o Vermont, from Col. J. s. French
Of Virginia, asking the aid Of the gov
eminent in tasting a ncwly-invented ma
chine to overcome the grades Of rail
roads, will attract attention. In present
ing the memorial, Mr. Foot said
There is now n model railway and en-
ginc Of Col Frcnch's improved plan up
on daily exhibition in the rotunda Of the
Capitol, no that we can all examine il
for ourselves, aud form our Owl judy.
meui Of its practical utility from person.
nj inspection ! hope all will avail them
selves ~ the opportunity If examining
this model II is enough for ne TO say
for the present, that ! have examined il
with some care. aud with very gicat in
t%crest, and have quite satisfied my owr
judgment Of the praciicability Of Col
Frcncl's plan. and Of its ultimate com
: pletc success. The great practical end
to be attained by this Improvement ar,
to overcome heavy grades, much heavier
than are now deemed practicable to ruI
all grades, high or low, with much light
er machinery than IL now in common
use and the greater security agains
trains being thrown from the track. l
these ends are attained it follows that
vast expenditure will be saved in the gra
ding of roads, especially in the rough am
mountainous districts Of country a vas
expense in the wear and tear of road.
caused drumming a heavy class of ell
gines upon them, will be saved and til
hazard of personal injuries will be great
ly diminished. These are the most i'm
portant and desirable results, and of un.
versal interest.
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served, that the President has exclusive
control in all matters Of diplomacy, and
all that Congress can do in this respect,
is to determine whether there shall be
intercourse WIN foreign powers; oy pro-
Nlul"g, or refusing 10 P,oVide, tne neces-
a. ;o, mDu,u, therefore, aase
Jonor,mert Sh;cb ;s intrns,od w;,b ,%o
manacement Of Diplomatic Affair."
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we Inc uhoerSigheu' ieea' 'o'eF'
respectfully request you 70
PROPOSE 10 an NATIONS "itn "L0h We
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lne Ioclsioh VI uuplre5 an misunuer-
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he'o''ea' lhat measures DC taken
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

FAST DAY-It is reported, we know
not on what authority, that the sth dag
of April is to be appointed by the civil
authority as the annual Fast Day We
suppose Il proclamation will be issued by
Judge KlrrREpGE, who is Acting Gov.
ernor, by the constitution in the absence
of Gov. FAIRBANKs, who is in Europe,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

IL The election of members OF
the Constitutional Convention in Massa-
chusetts took place last week. There is
a largo majority of the Democrats, Free
Sellers, and Coalitionists, over the
Wings. Among the delegates elected
are Rufus Choate, Geo. n. Briggs, Ju.
Illus A. Rockwell, Charles Sumner, Mar
Gus Morton, and Is. +. I%lallctt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

EH Persons visiting New York will
find the Girard House, near the Hudson
River Depot, and but a few steps from
Broadway, on Chambers Street, a conve-
nient and well-providcd place of enter
tainmcnt. 1t is kept by Messrs. DAVIS
& DAMoN-the latter of whom is favor
ably known in this region as the enter.
prising "hostr of what is now the Add
son House.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

EEAll persons interested in thu
culture of Fruit and Flowers, are refer
red to the advertisement of Mr.. J. Bat
tey, of Keesevillc, on the next page
Those who purchase of him will get the
varieties they order, without deception
and with promptitude and fidelity.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

EE-We have received a circular from
the "Fonetic Advocat OFFS, Sinsinati, "
requesting our cooperation in its at
tempts to murder our mother tongue.
We unhesitatingly decline being an ac-
complice in any such transaction.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

El-The New Hampshire election
on the 9Th inst, resulted in the re'elec
tion of Gov. Martin, by an increased ma
jority, and in the choice of the three
Democratic candidates for Members
of Congress.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

JUDGE PBELPs's SPEEcH-The speech
Of Senator PHELPs on tho Texan Debt
question, in the Senate, on the LIST inst,
will appear in next. We need hard
ly say that il Is an able production, and
Will be specially interesting to our
readers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

EL Travellers having occasion to
stop in Troy will find the American Ho-
tel, kept by Shepard & Miller, an excel
lent tarrying place, Its accommoda'
tions are good and its location conye-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

ES President P~IRRcE's cabinet
constituted as reported last week.-Mrs.
been unanimously confirmed and entered
on its duties.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

pFA new comet was discovered at the
Cambridge Observatory, last week. 1t
was situated about 5 Q South, preceding
the bright star Rigel.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

In the u. s. Senate, Judge PprLrs
has beenplnced on the Judiciary Commit
tee, and Mr.. FooT on the Committee on
Pensions.
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In all cases OF imfammatory Rheumatism.
Railways Relief will instantly stop the palms,
Let those h suffer try it,
Whether IN the bones, joints, or muscics.
whether in the head or feet, wherever il is,
Railways Relief win, in a lew moments, re-
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Bs5- Several articles, intended for
this number, are unavoidably deferred.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16

TTJI 81 I4U
Judge Rlcn's plurality, $40.
"For T.. D. Barber. For Nathan Wood.
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-Whcre is the " Yankee Notions
for Marchl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-14
DIR. A. J. vANDERsLICE.
X,

-
ate professor of the Ecole Cnione medicine Of Ph.r
maciae Paris, having been practicing Medicine -
years past, s--.e
T0EGs leave to announce to his friends and public
ard attention the alienation Of human suffering, by
curing the following diseases: Coughs Colds, Asthma
Fits. Dropsy Dyspepsia, Liver complaints Bles, Fistu-
las Govt Rheumatism, Scrofua, White Sweliirgs Dis
eases OF the skim Nervous affections Fever and Ague
Bilious complaints &C., &C.
The success which DIR. has met with by his pecu
liar of treating all kinds Of diseases, has been
notwithstanding The most desperate after repeated
failures eminent practitioners in the country
proof OF the Doctors merits; untred he will unoef
take the Of all patients without charge excepting
OF the medicine, requiring fee until after the
restoration their health and the full satisfaction OF
the patients mind of the benefit conferred This is the
principle upon which DIR. Eandersce Is governed In Ak
cases with his practice. - . ,-sf
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C., &c. have them
entry removed and permanently cured by Dr. " ana
Families suffering with Irregularities, nervousness de-
by &c., can be- permanently cured by the treatment OF
Dr. Vanderslice. Ladies let no scrupes nor false CEN
cacy hinder you from applying In proper person. "ne
you can be so readily restored to health
Diseases peculiar character are guaranteeo 70 %
removed in few days, radically whou. osens.e o1
dee.erious medicines. DIR. " being emlnenuy s1scss-
full in this branch Of ractiee. Patients wouio mu
time and money! to say nothing Of anx'ety OF nnnc ~
giving him early call He wara ,.s 70 h h M ,h n
e,rs -, No nav Inyilids interest Is - apply
TO Dr. " at once who has the proper meoehes 70 mees
all cases. - f,xho- .h.......
with him re ma dies prepared in scientific and skillful
manner his own eye to cure eaen aha az,
-, se them: therefore invalids from any section OF
The country by addressn letter. post paid to the doc
tor stating sy%PsHms sent them '''''s
DJSOfce hours from TO 1s o'clock, A; NJ and from
Front street on and after this date. He viii remain
.ome eight ten days.
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TO REAL ESTATE BUYERS.
a HARREI.I. CAIRO. ILLIN0Il

~ a. authority to sell TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
II living within city limits of Cairo The Land 10
situated miles. line west, from the Junction 81
the and thirty rods from he Illinois Central Kali
road for building levee around the lana
exists and as its fulment rests with men of almost ex
haustless ability no fear Of failure In this behalf can b
reasonably entertained half the expectations enter
tanned by of people cerning Cairo" are re-
Allied within ten years this land VIII be directly In ne
centre OF the city. sre
: UTsTitie from the Government. Terms easy.
Cairo Illinois. Nov. IS, 1852 ldcc3ul
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STAND ERECT!
AN ENTIRE NEW THING

DR.. Earlls Superior Shoulder Br1ces II combines
lighIness durability. entire efficiency la throwing back
the shou ders expanding the chest thereby giving the
Lungs free actionro Ladies' cannot be too highly
commended for thougan Anti corset IL serves all the
good designs one, retaining the entire weight of
skirts aud the highly injurious pressure Of
at he time they receive all the benefit Of the
Shoulder Brace.
All you hump backed, round shouldered, narrow
chested half circular men, women and children, call
at the Drug. Store Of WOOLSEY * LINK, or on the
Proprietor at the City Hotel where he will remain for
a few DAYS. fe25 lwd-3tw52
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

DOCKS WILL BE OPENED for the reception o.
uer subscriptions the capital stock Of the ARROW
MouNr CARMEL AND NEW ALBANY RAnRoAD CoxPAEy.
on the first Monday in February next at the following
places to the stores of James Laughn and Crav
ford Bell In city Of Evansville; at the store Of
Devin In Princeton. la. at the stores Of X. q fsn
nson and Jaquess & Turner. in Mount Carne. Illinois:
and at the stores Of Horace A. Woodwsrd and "hnen
Povmap in the town Albion. Illinois.
BY order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR,
~ F. B. THOMPSON, President:
VICTOR B. BELL, Secretary.
D Mousr CARnEL, H., Dec. 81, Iase. dec9o7w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVE taken out letters of administration the
tae OF Ann Tupman. late of Wander buryh county, dis
eased All persons hide ted to said estate will make
me- and those who have claims against the
will present the tor settlement The estate is
supposed to be solvent. JNO. M.LOCKW0OD-
nar9 4.w Administered
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you CAE NOW BE CURED.
THE principal ingredients this celebrated remedy
j is VOLCANIC OIL, spontaneous produeios ron
Natures own Laboratory II possesses within itself
wonderful curative properties. and being combined
in McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. with some Of the
most powerful and eficacous remedial agents known.
to the mind man. renders it the most perfect remedy
ever offered to the afflicted. When applied it penetratesS
through the min utest pores of the skin the very seat
Oft disease disolvng destroying the cause there
by P nT%iTS speedy and permanent cure
to walk BY the use of this inyaluahIe iin;ment
RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING
has been Permanently cured in few weeks The most
Liniment. f4rl ~ ,a .asHlF
Piles. PARALYSIS, Chronic Innamatoy rheumatism,
st II JOINTS Tumors. Swengs, Sore Throat, Neuralga,
Earache or Toothache Bruises sprains or any Wound,
severe or how long the disease may have existed suer
no longer, McLEAS's voLcAMc On MsIMEsr will eurs
you. There is mistake about it. This Liniment viii
never fail il used according to directions.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.-Ttis truly
the only eectua remedy for the .re Of Spawn
COATES, and Sores Saddle and Collar Calls. Windgal
Ringbone. Poll Evil Bighead, Nodes or Tumors. Lame
their demonstration. 20 l "a
valuable horse belonging to Mesns Grant & Todd.
Louis, WAS on the leg IL swelled
dreadfully-they applied the Mustang Liniment which
did no good-but two bottles of
swelling, and cured the horse entirely. We hope that
every will learn by the experience Of gentlsmen
Nm Mc dIf VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT for 1t Is
the only reliable remedy for the cure Of palms, swelng
or beast
GREAT MISTAKES made by persons who sup
pose that all Liniments equally beneficial The OBJ
ject and purpose OF the common Lnments and remedies
is simply give temporary relief not TO cure but Nc
LEANS VOLCANIC Oh LNMEsr is sale and certain in is
effects always producing speedy and permanent cure.
THEN TRIFLE NO LONGER with those delusive
at and get bottle OF McLEANs Gel
ebrated Linment. Where IL is used palms, swengs. or
sores cannot exist s-f
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT.-In consequence Of the
demand for this valuable iniment il Is now
putting up addition the 25 cent bottles 50 cent and
Dne dollar bottles. The fifty cent bottles contain three
ines the quantity of the twenty cent size, and
proportion their cost that purchasers will
money by getting the larger sizes.
There are plain directions in English and German.
around each bs,ttle. st q -
pal Office under the Walton House on Third staeet be-
tween Olive and Locust streets, and by lct
KELLER & FARNSLEY. ga
Water street, Evansville, Ind.
, CAUTION AGAINST lMPOSlTl0N.-Ask for, and
axe no other but McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
NENT put IN i'm square bottles. Some uuprincipled
iealers try palm upon the Mexicen Mustang
.iniment-t is now put up spurious and aduterated,
made OF lavdo and water, and solo at ten cents
Der bottle. Beware Of that filthy soap grease. dec2
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THE LOWER ENLAuGEMENr

TTNO BE GRADED. Proposals viii be received at the
Office Of the City Clerk until Saturday the 18th day
Of March, 1851 FIR the gradin g 81 Elm. Pine First and
Water streets In the Lower or McGag's Enlargement
OF the city Persons presenting proposals may do so for
he whole any part of the work.
By order fthe Council.
m r2ti JOHN CHANDLER, Clerk.
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TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MERCHANTS,
SPRING TRADE OF 1853.

SPRING TRADE OF 1858.
POLLARD, PRATHER & SMITH,
NANrFAcTuRERs AND DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
NO. 455 MAIN ST., LOUISVILLE, KY.
HAvING largely increased our facilities, especially
III in our manufacturing department, We can conf
IDENTIFY say the Western and Southern Merchants visit
ordering goods from this market that pro-
vided with stock Of goods in our line unsurpassed in
quantity and quality and that we are fully abe TO
pete in price with the Eastern manufacturers.
1t has for several years past become evident TO all
who purchase Hats Caps &c. In this city that the quail
ity OF goods superior and at the time
low they bs bought in any market in the United
States.
The DRESS HAT introduced by for Spring
trade shall be Hat suit the taste OF Southern and
Western gentlemen.
Having last fli received the two first Premiums ut
the Kentucky State Fair for the finest Hats,
friends this Spring fashion Of Dress Hats will
compare with any effort heretofore made by ourselves
aud win eclipse all other styles introduced for the spring
trade.
Our stock Of every description Of Hats and Straw
Goods is full and complete, to which we invite at
tention.
We are largely engaged in the manufacture of Wool
and Plantation Hats which we will sell ut factory pm
ces.
febs-weow-sm POLLARD. PRATHER & SMITH.
A NEW suppl, Of Daguerreotype stock just received
IA by HALLOCK & STODDARD.
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,Sa.-.r,,,,5h EVANSVILLE & PETER y
3BURGH CANAL ACKET.

FINHE NEW AND SPLENDID CANAL PACKET
i 10. KOvvley, GLASGOW. Master, will run the
ensuing regular packet from Evansville TO
Petersburgh and intermediate landings. 1t expected
that she will be able to running in the fore
part of January far the reservoir in Gibson county
and extend her trips to Petersburgh and Washington
soon the canal Is completed. As her owners have
used every exerou have their boat completed and
ready business the canal in navig BILE
order, they hope the public will award 70 them ber Al
patronage.
For freight or passage apply to
ROwLEY IL GLASGOW,
- dec22wtf Or the owners on board.
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f AT POSTER BUILDINGS.
Verify this is an age of Wonders

MIR. MOONEY announces TO the citizens. that he will
lNlremain in this place for few days only and viii
give opportunity TO all those who take interest in
&c Arts and manufactures Of Europe - witness one of
the most singular exhibitions in the world
Viz--the making of glass ornaments, The glass is
wrought into variety ofhnished Fullrigg ships of
war, Steamboats,, Locomotives, Bird OF Par disc,
rious kinds OF Birds, Brilliant Plumage Pens. blow
pipes. ehincai retorts pulse glasses, which show
eurateiy the circulation Of the blood and variety OF
other articles too tedious to mention
TPDuring the hours OF exhibition, Mr.. NJ. will enter
tain the Visitors by spinning glass tho of 1000
yards minute; and 10 show that there deception
In this, any Lady or Gentleman may bring their
glass and have IL manufactured fine ailk II can
fhen be passed through the loom and made intn Gar
ments Artificial eyes made: Glass marble and Stone:
Ornaments repaired as good as New.
TfcKErs-2j cents each Hours OF Exhibition from 10
30 12 o'clock A. NJ from 10 NJ; anu from . To 10
M. Children half price. mar:
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MISS II. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
" TO the citizens of Evansville that she Is prepared
TO give instru the Piano lim ted
Der OF young ladies and hopes by strict attention, tn
merit the appreciation OF all who pa,ronize her. ebl7H
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"Whoever makes the fewest persons
uneasy, is the best bred in the company.
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ALL RIGHT.

TT J. HART, would inform the public, and his Gus
toners generally, that he has removed his stock o
Boots and Shoes to the up stairs room OF Vim. Hughes
store of Main and Second Streets where he in
vites the attention OF all for short time who may wan
a geod article of his own work.
- MARI .rrHrf n fl II. J. II.
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