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"A case was recently tried in
Montgomery county, Pa, in which
Judge Smyser ruled that an attempt
to sign a will-death occurring to pre-
vent the signing-is sufficient to sus.
tain the will. In this case, the dece.
dent had commenced his name by wri
ting the letter P, when he sank bacl
exhausted, and died in ten minutes.
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Ss0~"Almack's" is simply a series
of rooms Gin London,) where, on sta
ted nights during the season, there are
subscription balls, the admission to
which is regulated by the Countess of
Jersey, the Marchioness of London
derry, and some otherpeeresses.
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IN TEN MINUTES Cured THE GOVT
Mr.. NJ. Edgeconb, an English gentleman,
residing in Wavcrey Place, New York, had
been troubled wish the govt for six weeks.
By the advice and consent of DR.. Wheeler he
applied r. r. Relief In ten minutes after
the first application, he was free from pain,
and has not suffered any further inconyen-
fence SO rcader,it is with all acute pains
r. r. Relief acts like charm; the moment
it is applied, the most severe paroxysms of
Neuralgia, Chill Fevcrs, Rheumatism, Sick
Headache, Toothache, Cramps, Spasms,
Swclled Joints Weakness, and Pain in the
Side are instantly relieved, and the cause
quickly removed. The first symptoms of
pain, apply the Relief, either internally or ex-
ternally, andyo will be free from all further
annoyance. In purchasing r. II. Relief, see
that the signature Of RADWAY & co. is ur-
on each bottle, and the letters r. j. r. blown
in The glass. The genuine will instantly stop
the pain. plice, % cents. so cents and II 90
ucr box
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Rutland g. Addison Mutual.

THE Annual Meeting Of ihe members OF
Il The Rutland q. Addison Mutual Fire In-
surance Company will be held at the Office OF
the Company in Brandon on Wednesday the
10th Of July next, at II o'clock, A. NJ, for
the election OF officers, and tho transaction OF
other business.
BY oder Of the Directors
SAMUEL NJ. CONANT, Secretary.
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TIE MAINE LAW IN CONNECTICUT.
In the Connecticut House of Repre-
sentatives, Thursday, the proposed
Maine Liquor Law, was rejected by
the casting vote of the Speaker. In
the afternoon license bill was passed
by vote Of 10S to 90.
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BALTIMORE. June 26. The steam
er Wayne exploded her boiler in New.
bern river, N. c., on Sunday, killing
four men and one woman, all negroes:
boat afterwards sunk.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29

Queen Victoria refused to al
low Mrs. Stowe to be presented at her
late drawing room reception, and the
Duchess Of Sutherland is very much
affronted.
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Professor Silliman says that the
aggregate destruction of human life,
annually, in this country, from the use
of burning fluid and camphene, is
greater than by all the accidents no
the steamboats, and railroads.
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THREE Purses will be offered to be dis.
Il posed of at the above course, on the
4th and 5th days Of July next.

Il posed of at the above course, on the
4th and 5th days of July next.
On the 4th all horses will COON time On
the 9th the two horses making the best time
the day before, will go together. the best tive
in three, mile heats, for
A Purse of % Dollars
The two horses making the second best
tine on the day previous, will go together, the
best two in three, mile heats, for
A Second Purse of 90 Dollars
The two horses under four years old, max
ing the best time on tile day previous, will go
together, best two in three half mile heats for
A Third Purse of Fifteen Dollars
No horse TO be allowed to go for more than
one purse. An. entrance fee OF one dollar for
the two days, for all horse entered for the
purses must be paid at the Office Of the Adj
olson House, on or before the 4th of July
and no horse will be allowed to 60 on the
Course, unless he has paid the entrance fee
of, one dollar. All Horses entered will be
subject to the rules Of the Course.
81 The above Purses are offered by per-
sons Interested in the improvement of the
different breeds of horses in Addison County.
Ter Rail Road Fare, Half Price.
Middlebury, June II, 1852. l0:1w.
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Mrs. Whittelsey's Magazine, for
Mothers & Daughters, June number,
is received. 1t has an able list of con.
tributors, and its aims are excellent.
II, NJ Whittelscys 12S Nassau St.,
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HAnwAYs ngNOvAriSc RrsorvENr.
Pure blood, rich blood and healthy blood
will course through the veins of every inGi-
vidual who will take this Kennedy. 1t Is not
like the Ready Relief it is not intended to
cure the same class of diseases that the Re
lief is recommended to cure Nor viii it in
teriorc ia any manner with the action Of the
Ready Relief. Each Of the Il. X. Remedies
are SO prepared as to act tremendously with
each other, and yet neither interfere with the
other. The Rcsolvent acts upon the blood,
and resolves away from the solids all dis
cased deposits 1t cures Ulcers, Scrofula,
Cancers, Tumors, lIumors Salt Rheum, dc
Price, 81 90 per bottle.
II. II. II. No. 3.
Railways Regulators will regulate every
organ in the system. The act upon the liver
kidneys, skin, and will free the bowels from
all corrupt and putid 1Iumors. They cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costivcness, In
DIGESTION Fevcrs of all kinds. One or two
Regulators will ensure pleasant state Of the
bowels and healthy digestion. Price, 81
cents. Saw.
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ESy- The Free Sellers of Winds,

re- The Free Sellers of Windsor
County met in convention, at Wood
stock, on Saturday last; and, after
some family Earring, made the follow
ing nominations For Senators, Mr..
Wilder, of Weston, William W. Buck
man, of Windsor, NJ. Nj. Davis, OF
Norwich, Augustus p. Hunton, Of
Bethel; for County Judges, Ryland
Fletcher, of Cavendish, Merrick Gay,
of Stockbridge for States Attorney,
Sumner A. Weber, of Rochester ;
for Judges of Probate, Windsor Dis
trict, J. NJ. Aldrich, of Weathers6eld;
Hartford District, Lyman Raymond
of Bndgewater.- Windsor Jomnrl.
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EF;B~ Hon. II. V. johnson has been
nominated, on the 50th ballot, as a can
didate for Governor of Georgia, by the
Democratic Convention of that State
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al arriro ,

In Versailles, KY, on the goth mt,a
PATRIcK II. SANFORD, A. b., of Knox
will, ILL.,, to Miss JANE GRIFFIN, of the
former place.
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s8- George Peabody. ESD, the A.
merican banker in London, is said to
be worth about Eve millions of dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29

Bs9H'Charles Dickens has announc-
ed that he is writing and intends pub
fishing his own autobiography.
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The subscriber grateful for the increased
patronage of the above business for the seven
years past, would take this method to in
form his former patrons and the public in
general, that he has fitted his machine in the
very best order, that he is now ready, not on
ly to receive, but TO card wool at short no.
ticc, and in the very best manner
VIM. d BELL.
June l9, 1853. 9;3w.
LYN. B. Machine at the old stand near the
Paper Mill W. ID. Il.
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Dissolution,

The firm of Russell g. POWELL was
this day dissolved by mutual consent The
stock notes and accounts are in the hands of
Joseph Warner, assignee Of Russell g. Powell,
for collection. W. 7. Russell,
= T. POWELL.
Middlebury, June I, 1853.
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AND PERMANENT RECORD
OF THE
NEWS AND POLITICS OF THE WORLD
s-~~--~-~-~-~>~~~~>~~~~--
We stand al great starting point in the
History Of the World. Did things are about
to pass away, and we Know not what shall DC
the New.
The Continent of Europe, startled by the
warning Trumpet OF ls4e, has covered int
silence; an while ali faces gather blackness,
and mems hearts fail them for fear of what is
coming pJn tho Eirth,-,he Rulers of Greai
Nations counsel together how they may con-
solidate and extend the Reign OF Despolism ;
keep down the Rising Tide; shut out the
Coming Day. Old England seems about to
take an attitude which will grandly become
the flag which will grandly become The flag
which has biaved II thousand yeats. She quails
not before the rising storm which threatens all
Constitutional Governments.
W lille these vas, inier,s N pei in the
Old Wcrld, (now become Neighbor Of the
New,)we are graphing with questions new and
prOtcntols, which arise out of the decay OF
Spain and The decomposition OF Mexico; out
of our colonization upon the Pacific Ocean,
and ITS consequences 10 all that border on Calf
iiornia and Oregon; as well as with the inter
ests, vital to ourselves and yet worldwide
and over the lsthmus, communicating with our
brothers on the Western Coast oil America as
well as with the dense masses Of Asia.
The times call for the establishment, in the
| United States, of journal OF the highest
character, which shall record, in n form euita
bic tor preservation, History as it passes by us
Although Tins FRASKLIs is 10 lie n cbron-
icle of the leading and characteristic events Of
our lime, with commentaries upon them and
will thus serve as a cupious Newspaper of the
| Week, yet its great value will be most clear y
seen when bound up in Volumes. We hope
| TO put so much life in them that they will be
| frequently taken from the shelves for continu-
Gus pcrusal, as we'll as for reliable reference 10
recorded facts. To Public Libraries, and &c
the private libraries of professional men. and
all who are active or interested in public af-
fairs the Series, now about TO be begun, will
be almost Indispensable And this value viii
increase fiom year TO veal and from generation
10 generation.
0vTnE FRANKLIN will he sent, free o
postage, to single subscribers in al parts of ih'
United States. 1t will be pu..nshed eyer,
week. beginning with the first Saturday in Ju
ly 1858, on 80 Quarto pages of good paper
wo! printed. A limited space Is all. tied t
adj ertisements.
Pace, Five Dollars year. Free Of Pos'
age.
EIThree Copies Twelve Dollars n wear
Seven. Twenty-Five Dollars Twelve, Fort
Dollars.
Clubs to pay their own postage, which Is OF
ly Twenty Six Cents year, il paid in n,
vance
All orders should be addressed to
LITTELL, SON AND CO,
loft. Boston Mass.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29

Tho Rev. DIR. Atkinson, of
Baltimore, has accepted the Office of
Bishop of North Carolina.
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DR.. LANCLEYS
Root & Herb Bitters,

Great Spring and Summer ucd,etHc.
So DULY 25 cents for Pint Bottle. and
37a cents for a quart Bottle, of the Peoples
Medicine, DIR. Langleys SarsnparIla, yell
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Prieklcy Ash, Dan
delion, Thoroughbred and Rhubarb, Root
aud Herb Bitters, decidedly the Grea ties,
Medicine il. the World for the least money,
They cure and eradicate from the system liv-
er complaint lihai main wheel OF so mnAy
diseases, ljaundice, bile, dyspepsia costumes,
humors Of the blood and skin, indigestion
nervous headache. piles general debility, and
the host of kindred diseases arising from a
disorled stomach, or lad HUNGRY blood. On
the approa eh Of warm weather. most persons
are troubled With laugor, drowsiness. and gen.
eral lassiiude of the system THE il ncgleeit d
leads 10 iaundicn, loss ofnppetite, indigestion
debility aad decline. l.aneleys Buffers arc
Just the thing 20 obviate all difficulties Of the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate tho
circulation, purity III, blood and by use keep
oft diseases so common in .pring and SUM,
mer.
Sold in Midlehury hy Russell { pow
ELL, aud II, a. SHELDON, and hy one o,
more agents in most OF the towns and villages
- Whole Sale Depot in 81 Union ST, Boston
5l6m is.
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FOR SALE!
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.

L.w CLARK takes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public, that in connexion with his
large assortment of Books and Stationery,
may be found n beautiful assortment of pic
ture Frames, manufactured to order ut short
notice, of Gilt, Rose Wood, Black Walnut, and
Mahogany. Glass of various sizes from 10
by IA to 28 by &c. All which will be furnish.
ed as reasonable as can be obtained in any oi
our cities.
Middlebury June 1858. 10.
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SUMMER ARRIVAL.
Sugar Cured aHams.

A choice article Cincinnati Sugar-cured
Hams reed and for sale by
Z. vALLETTE.
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N 0 T / C E.

TINE celebrated Horse, GREEN MOUNTAIN
l. MORGAN, will remain at the stable of the
Addison House until the first of September
next SlLAS HALE,
Middlebnry, June %, 1853. 9.3w
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Wool Carding, 1853.

lOtE.
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To which the attention of purchasers is
invited Those who patronize, but do not
pay, and those who only call to say how
much better they can buy elsewhere, are re-
minded that my goods and time are both val
liable to me.
May 3, 1858.
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59liscellalleous.
FINGER MARKS.

Some time since, q gentleman residing at
Cambridge emp.oyei Il nj Ison to do some work
for him, and among other things, 10 thin-whlten
the walls of one Of his chambers. This thin
whitening is almost colorlcss till dried. The
gentleman was much surprised, on the morning
after the chamber was finished, to find on the
drawer of his bureau, standing in the room,
white fnger-marks Opening the drawer, he
found the same marks on the articles in it, and
also on pocke,-book. An examination re-
yealrd the same fnger-marks on the contents Of
the wallet, proving concusiseIy that The mason,
with his wet hands, had opened the drawer,
searched the wallet, which contained no money,
and then closed the drawer, without once think
ing that any one would ever know it. The
thin-whitenfng which chanccd to be on his hand,
did not show at first, and he probably had no
idea that twelve hours drying would reveal his
attempt at depreciation. As The job was con-
cuded OH the afternoon the drawer was opened,
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VOL. xyII1.---NO.1 ~.
FRoMswAsH1NeToN.

The aIon correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun inhis last letter thus speaks Of several i'm.
important topics:
Tile Cuba question.is beginning to assume
a serious aspect. lis not at all probable that
,theadministration organ nthis city would give
importance and credence 10 the rumors of
British interference unless the government was
already well advised of their truth. But, setting
aside all the rumors that have come so thick
and so unfrcquently from Havana and from
Spain, on the subject, there are we'll known
facts in the case from which it may be conjec-
tured that the British government have in fact,
some intrigue with Spain for the prevention of
the annexation of Cuba to the United States
The failure of the trpartite treaty was followed
by the significant declaration Of Lord John
Russell that the British government would act
in reference to Cuba without consulting with
the United States, and without recognising the
claim Of the United States to an exclusive inter-
estin the f.tu:e of Cuba
We. hare.a rumor that the Secretary of tho
Navy declared the other day that the navy yard
at Brooklyn would soon be the theatre of ex-
tcnsive naval preparation, and it is supposed
''''''' h" has referencecto the action which the
'Hr '.,...f =, I..t ." - -.arantions
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-, s.e.,rued from head to foot in FURNISHED
arrnor, with gifted spur and bclled brand, stalk
cd TO and fro, as if he were doing duty un some
tented plain, in his own land of chivalry and
song AT Il short distance in the rear might be
observed camp, if by that name might be de-
signated confused assemblage of huts suited
for the accommodation of five hundred men !;
horses were pickeled around, spears dccked with
pennon and pennoncil, and all the bravery of
knightedly warfare, were planted before the
doors of their owners seniincls in cleaning
mal paced their accustomed round.-But in that
strange cncampment, there was no mr,h, NJ"
buStlr-not even the low hum of converse or
the note OF preparation. The soldiers gIided to
and fro, with humble gait and sad demeanor; {;
the fiery chargers dropped their proud heads to
wards the ground, and appeared 10 lack sutli.
cicnt animation to east aside the swarm of
ycnomous flies that seemed To fitten upon their
very liit-blood; The huge bluodhounds those
dread auxiaries of Spanish warfare, OF which
n score or two were visible among the cabins,
la slumbering in stcss Incidence, or dragged
themselves after The heels Of their masters, with
- "nd altitude widely different
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Have we sinncd past all rcdcmption there for our
guilt no charm?
For the sake Of all thy suffering, can we not oar
foes forgive,
Bid them round thy altar gather, taste with US thy
JOYS and live
Brethren sit among thy councils striving for the
mastery
Passion stamped upon their features do they pattern
after thee
Do they search their hearts before thee, feeling that
they too have sinned
Guilty, guilty, Lord before thee we by thee are
all condemned
Yes. we feel our Lord and Master: that lhc oil now
woes the huud-
One, at least, stranger brother, feels as should a
child Of God,
When thou m,kcst up thy jewels, near thy feet his
seat shall be,
He, the good and faithful servant may his spirit rest
with thee.
Church of Christ! though all condemn thee, vr-
tues spark can yet be found,
Like taper mid the night gloom, Ike frail bark
onward bound
Though the Priest and Lcvite leave thee, TO the
rufllcd oceans rage,
Some Samaritan may find thee, and Thy bitter woes
assuage.
Thanks to God, the final Judgment, knows no crring
human sway
Maycst thou there among the blessed, bathe thy
head in glory's ray
May thy widows. now forgotten by the Saints whom
once they fed,
With he mothers blcst in Israel, finding comfort
LIT their head!
Though We cast thee from us, Sister, there's u God
who rules the skies
He merciful, lorgiving, than his sinful chill,
dren, lies
To the rescue of thy jewels; in yon world their
hidden light
Yet will shine with all the ustrc of the stars thai
gem the night SIGMA.
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thick and husky BY the violence of his excite

thick and husky by the violence of his excite
ment-" shalEI swear it?" ~ =. =,
Swear not Moscoso leave oaths to palry
burghers and To cringing vassalS-but pledge
me the unbIenished honor of 4 Castilian noble-
man. so SHALL die in peace" -.
"By the uhbemished honor of a Castilian.
nobleman, as / am.a born hidalgo, and belted
knight. promise thee in spirit and thought to
do Thy bidding!"
Then by this token, and he drew n massive
ring from his own wasted hand and drew it on
the finger of Mosroso, "tlenby this token do |
name lhee my successor; thee the leader of the
husl and captain general Of Splin! sound trum:
pes-herald make proclamation A moment or
two elapsed, and The wild flourish of trumpe,s
was heard without, and the sonorous voice of
the herald making proclamation; it ceased but
there was no shont Of triumph or applause.
"Ha, by St. Jago!" cried The dying chief
"IIa, by St. Jagn! but this must not be, It's
ominous of evil Go forth then Jasco and bid
them sound again. and let my people shout for
their roy. Leader"
1t wa, done and CLEAN of triumphant .satis-
fiction, shut across lis hollow features. He
spoke again bul.in feeble voice.
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Brilliant G|letrh,
Death of the Discoverer of the Ills
sissiDpi,

IT was in the evening Of Il sultry day, sultry
almost beyond endurance, although the season
had not advanced beyond the early spring time
the sun, though shroudcd from human eyes by
thick veil of moist and clammy vap"r, wa>
pouring down Il flood of intolerable heat upon
the patllless cane.brakes, the deep bayous-
haunts of the voracious and unsecmly alligator
-ard the forests tccming with excessive vege-
ta,ion, through which the endless river rolled
its dark current. On steep bluff, projecting in
the bosom of the waters, nj the confluence Of
some nameless tributary and the dark Mississip-
pi, stood the dwelling of the first while man
that ever lrod these bUun less soitudes. 1t was
rude and shapcIcss cdifcc of logs, hewn from
the expresses and cedars of the swamp, which
lay outstretched for thousand miles around,
BY hands unused to aught of base or menia
labor" yet were there certain marks of comfort,
and even of luxury to be traced in the decora-
tions and appliances in that g-cabin: veil "f
sp.l- .
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Written for h, Advertiser.


The Outcast Church of Christ.
LONG ago 4 holy infant, in mangcr oprd its eyes
Seers aud Nlagi, awe-struck, worshpped that sweet
bud from Paradise.
Years wen, by, the lowly Jesus grown in holiness
and years.,
Mid the waves of human passion like dove OF
peace appears.
When the Magd. b,:ore him bows her sin P IL
lu,ed form,
And the outraged mass around her, srurn the
writhinS fallen wcrml,
Hear those lips divine rcbukc them, "Thou to sin
nor passion prone,
Innocent among the guilty, at thy victim cast the
stonc!"
See him when among his judges, spit upon and
scourged and bound;
See hin, on the rock of ALTERING, in his side the
rocking wound
Not word of maledic,on, snccr, nor tsant escapes
him now,
Only this, Forgive them Father, for they know
not what they do"
We, his fcn, guilty crcatur purer Than our Ma
ker God,
With revenge our bosoms swelling, crusl our fellow
with nod
We can weep when others grieve us, vet at others
frailties snecr,
Hug our virtues 10 our bosoms-give to others sins
our ear.
We, forgetul of His teachings, catch each word Of
III that flies,
Listening even. to the criminal, hcarkening to lis
perjurd lies;
Glad Of all that purpose, we crush our
wr:thing foe,
Causing helpless wives and children, anguish for the
offenders woe.
God of Heaven. is the dawning of the great mil
lenium here!
Does its peaceful, stainless radiance on the Orcnt's