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GERMAN UR0SCOPIC PHYSICIAN.
3. Jorfion. M. d..

7 ATE FROM PHILADELPHIA, re-
IL specially informs the ctiz, ms OF Brandon
and vicinity, that he has permanently located
in that place, where he will practice medicine
on the German Uroscopic system, which leads
him to locate and describe the symptoms OF
disease of CHRONIC CHARACTER,
with The utmost accuracy, and satisfaction A
! clean vial, containing about two ounces OF
urine,-the first passed in the mornng,-with
the name and age OF the patient will enable
| him to treat successfully the case in question.
| Hence-one individual can bring several eases
and medicine can he sent to any part of the
country. His remedies are wholly of the re-
formed practice, differing essentially from
those of any other system or school, consisting
of Chemicals and Extracts. in the most con-
ccntrated form, and obtained almost exclu-
svey from the vegetable kingdom, obvinting
the Inconvenience Of bulk, Sc, heretofore an
objection to their general use Unlike the po-
tent minerals-they are reliable, efficient and
saie-acting in harmony with natures laws
without encrvating or lrostrating the vital
functions OF organic life. The relative mer-
its of the two systems in their application for
the removal Of disease, we leave for people Of
common sense to determine.
Sanguinc that he is enlisted in good cause,
and for iustiiable cnds-the cause of human nj
iy-the cure and restoration to health. of those
suffering from disease, with whom are associ-
ated the choicest cudeurment Of life, we can
not but invite and urge your serious consider
alton TO this most important subject, and leave
no means uniried to promote the health and
happiness oe yourself and friends. From the
humble aud grateful recipients of his remedies
lie is daily receiving their voluntary acknowl-
edgemcnts in the most enthusiastic terms, of
cures FROM disease and sickness, some of
which were of the most extreme cases OF mis-.
Of frot IN ,prl2s Cfa
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ELGIN SPRING HOUSE.

TNHE SPRING HOUSE is open for the re-
l. ccption of visitors The proprietor will
spare no expense to make it a desirable place
of resort for invalids or parties of pleasure.
The medicinal qualities of these Springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best physicians in the
state Reference may be made to Drs Allen
and Russell of Middlebury; Drs. Bradford,
Maxfed and Hopkins Of vergcnnes Drs
Cram and Stone Of Fcrrisbursh Drs Hen
burg and Wclch, of Burlington Dr. Horton
ofColchestcr DR.. Warner of NV Haven !;
DR.. lIazclton of Bristol; DR.. Bromley of
Huntington Dr.. Wetherby of Westford and
Dr. Cole of Williston.
The prop rictor will run carriage to the
Depot in Vergennes in connection with the
Mail trains of cars. The one moving south
arrives at Nergennes at A, II. That moving
north arrives at $50 Z. NJ, for the accommo-
dation Of visitors; or at any other train when
requested Allorders for water promptly at
tended to and forwarded Lv the bottle or
gallon to any part Of the world.
Post Office address, Ncsgcnnes. VI.
SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
Elgin Springs, May ,, 1853. 2:yl.
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THE FRANKLIN:
a LARGE WEEKLY JOURNAL
AND PERMANENT RECORD
OF THE
NEWS AND POLITICS OF THE WORLD.


We stand AT great starting point in the
History of the World. Old things are ~ ,ui
10 pass away, and VIC khow not what shall be
the New.
The Continent Of Europe, startled by the
warning Trumpet Of slS, has covered into
silence and While all faces gather blackness,
and mems hearts fail them for lear of what is
coming up)nthe Earth,-lhe Rulers of Greal
Nations counsel together how they may CON
soidale and extend the Reign of Despoism !;
Keep down the Rising Tide shut out the
Coming bay. Old England seems about to
take an attitude which will grandly become
The nag Which will grandly become the flag
which has biayed thousand years. She quaiis
not before the rising storm which threatens all
Constitutional Government.
w hlle these Nasl inicrtss in pcnd in the
Clld Wcrld, (now become Neighhor OF the
Newi)we are graphing withquesiions new and
proienious, which arise out Of the decay Of
SPAN and the decomposition of Mexico out
Of our colonization upon The Pacific Ocean,
and ITS consequences 10 all that border on Calf
iiornia ard Oregon; as well as with the inter
csts, vital TO ourselves and yet worldwide
connected with highways across the Continent
and over the lsthmns, communicating with our
brothers on the Western Coast Of America MS
well as with the dense masses of Asia.
The times call for the establishment, in the
N"AtSh Pt'ANaf VI JOURNAL OF Inc highest
character, which shall record, in form suita-
Bile tor preservation, History as it passes by us
Although Inc FRANKLIN is TO be a chron-
ieie OF the leading and characteristic events Of
our lime, with commentaries upon them, and
WI thus serve as copious Newspaper of the
Week, yet its great value will be most clearly
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 contnu-
Gus perusal, as well as for reliable reference to
recorded facts. To Public Libraries, and TO
the private libraries OF professional men, aud
all who are active or interested in public af-
iairs the Series, now about to be begun, will
be almost indispensable. And this value will
increase hom year to year, and from generation
10 generation.
0y-TuE FRANKLIN will be sent, free Of
postage TO single subscribers in al paris of the
United States. IL will be published every
week beginning with the first Saturday in Ju-
ly 1853, on - Quarto pages Of good paper,
vol printed. A limited space is all; tied to
| advertisements.
Price, FIVE Dollars year. Free Of Post
age.
kJThree Copies, Twelve Dollars wear !;
Seven twenty-five Dollars Twelve Forty
Dollars.
Clubs to pay their own postage, which is on
ly Twenty Six Gents year, il paid in adj
vance.
All orders should be addressed to
LITTELL, SON AND co,
lou. Boston Mass
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The Tame Worm.

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy
of all that nfcst the human system, grows to
an almost indefinite length, becoming so coil
cd and fastened in the intestines and stomach,
affecting the health so sadly as to canse ST.
Vitus Dance, Fits, &c, that those afflicted
seldom if ever suspect that it is TArE Worm
fastening them to an early grave. In order to
DESTROY this Worm, very energetic treatment
must be parsued it would therefore be proper
to take or Of my Liver Pills, so as to re-
move all Instructions, that the Woim Syrup
may act direct upon the Worm, which must
he taken in doses of two able.spoonfuls three
times day. These directions followed have
never been known to tail in curing the most
obstinate case Of TAPE WORM.
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QUAD RIFLE BAND.
r. L. WIIITCOAIB

III AS The pleasure to announce TO his friends
IL aud the public that he has made unusu-
al exertions to afford them MUSIC for Dances
and Parties, during the coming winter. lie
has engaged the services of Mr. j. b. HOLM
BERG Swedish Artist of high reputation,
who came out with JE>NY LIND, and was in
her Orchestra while she was in this country.
Mr.. lloLMnERd is one of the finest Clarionet-
ISIS in the world. The artistic force of the
Band is as follows -
X. 4. WmTcoMB, ........lst Violin.
}. II. linLMBERG, ........ Clarionet.
J. Il. DoUGLass, .........2 I'd Violin.
II. WHTcoaB, ............ Bass.
ANY number offices required will be fur
nishcd. Address
Il. L. WHITCOMB,
Dec !, 1889. 80. Middlebury, VT.
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What Makes the Butter fv,

Is a question readily solved by those who
have used the Worlds Fair Prize Chun.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Churns. For compactncss.
neatness, durability, pcrfectncss Of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
his churn is superior to any IN use
large assortment of various sizes, and diff
teront styles ofinisl, arc ready for the mar
keti having been manufactured by the sub
scribcr himself, or under his immediate su.
perintcndcnco, for actual use.
Every churn is warranted as made OF the
best material and put together to stay. As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business, the public has additional assurance
that things shall be as represented.
Orders addressed to Tie subscriber, at this
place, will receive prompt attention.
{. W. b.
Middcbury, April 1853 52;tf
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Hnhensanl's Worm Svrnn.

An article founded upon Scientific Principles
compounded with purely Vegetable substan-
ccs, being perfectly safe when taken, and can
be given to the most tender infant with deci.
dcd beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
nnd Darrhna ha, made them weak and de-
bililated, the Tonic properties of my Worm
Syrup are such, thatit stands without an equal
in the catalogue ofmcdicincs, in giving tone
and strength to The Stomach, winch makes it
an infalible remedy for those afflicted with
Dyspepsia, the astonishing cures performed
by this Syrup after Physicians have failed is
the best evidence its superior efficacy over
all others.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING ,

And YOU cannot be different to this appeal
Humanity calls upon you to do your duty
is only one ont of the many thousands who
has Sc m its wonderful effects.
DIR. ]. n. HOBENSACK-Sir:- Gratitude
to you, the inventor of II highly valuable me
dicine, prompts this humble testimony in its
GtTor, as being safe, gentle, yet powerfully
etlectual remedy for Worms. Having had
much experience in knowing the effects Of
various preparations, my wife, who was well
skilled in ministcrng TO children in distress,
pronounced it the best she had ever used, and
would use no other while yours could be had.
a daughterof ours became seriously diseas-
ed. Her symptoms were alarming. but her
mother at once sought for n remedy for
Worms Having obtained yonrs, by the time
she had taken half bottle, o Sir, the joy it
gave an aifectionatc mother, to see the the i'm
provcment in her child, she being about five
or six years old. She passed an immense
quantity of Worms, her sickly countenance
now frightened. her spirits returned, and in
short time lovely child, threatened with de.
cline and death, now gavc promise Of health
Thanks to kind Providence, Whose blessing
attending your Syrup, restored the child.
Wi;hconfidence recommend it to all parents
whose children are suffering with Worms.
JAS. b. BOWEN. Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Baptist
Church.
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To Females.

You will find these Pills on invaluable me
dicine in many complaints 10 which You are
subject In distractions either total or par
tial they haze been found OF inestimabl" bere-
tit, restoring their functional arrangements to
a healthy on,purifying the blood and other
fluids so as etieclually 10 put to flight all com
plants which may arise from female Irregular
i'ies, as headache, giddiness, dimness oisight
pain in the side, back, &C., and offered the pub
lie as the best Pills for all diseases, upon the
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100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,
INSURANCE COMPANY.

HNlilS Company was incorporated by the
L Legislature Of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, in the year 1852, and have
paid in and secured a Capital of 100000,
and deposited with the Treasurer of this
State the amount required by AN Act of the
Legislature passed in October last Cor the
greater security of those insuring in foreign
Companies The Dwellings Of the Farmers
and others in the country will be insured at
very low rate for g. 4 OF 3 years and at the
expiration Of the Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than the
Premium.
1t is earnestly recommended TO all, who
are not already insured, To become so with
out delay, for you know not how soon your
dwelling may be laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous to insur-
ing, and learn the extremely low rates at
which your dwellings can be insured An
other advantage In insnring in this Company
is, that it is a Siocl CoMpaay,which preclules
the possibility of an assessment.
c. NJ. OWEN, President,
j. c. GooDHindE, Secretary.
". 5. LANE, Agent.
Middlcbury, March 10, 1853. tr47.
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StraYed or Stolen.

From flock Of Sheep of the subscribers,
IN pasture in the northeast corner of this
town, 10 FAT SHEEP, consisting of one two
year-oid Buck,with middling. sized and rather
narrow-spread horns, and figure s stamped
on the rump. The others were mostly or all
OF them young wethers, with square crop
ON the left ear, and two notchcs on the un
der side Of the right car, with the letters
" A. p. stamped ON the left side. Said
Sheep were missed between the 2lst and 9th
of May. Whoever will return said Sheen. or
give information where they may be
found, shall be generously rewarded.
ASA PRESTON.
Middlebury, May 3lst, 1853. 6tc
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CARHARTS MELODEONS,

V4iIt vi TIT y III IlI1UULVINNi
TT Is well known that Carhart g. Needham,
l. of New York city, manufacture the most
beautiful and perfect Mclodeons that can be
found. They are of all sizes, from A octaves
to 6, and finished in all styles from the plain
scroal leg to the most elegant Piano finish.
The subscriber would inform the public that
he has made such arrangements with the
company that he can deliver the Instruments
to order and warranted for one year, at twelve
per cent. less than any other person. Those
who wish to purchase will save money by
corresponding with the subscriber before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A specimen article may be seen at the house
of Mr. Morris Graves, West Salisbury.
Address HORACE H. SESSIONS,
2lily West Salisbury, Vt
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Medical Evidence.

VIZ the undersigned Physicians, having had
hereceipt Of their manufacture submitted to us
tor inspection, say. that the ingredients ofwhich
ithcy are composed makes them the best Pill
in use for all diseases of the Liver, Impurities
of the Blood &c. We say this not only from
our own Judgment, but also from that Of the
best medical authority in the United States.
All diseases requiring the use Of an ALTER
ATlNE, DIAPHORETIC and PURGA-
TIVE MEDICINE, that came under our no
lice,h aev been treated with The above Pills with
the most satisfactory success
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
FRANKLIN BACHE, NJ. d.
q. McCLENNAN, NJ ID.
F. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
L. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
~ Purchase none but those having the
signature, -. N. HOBENSACK.' upon each
box, as all others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others
wishing 10 become agents, must address the
Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSAC OK, at his La.
boralory, No. 100 North SECOND Street,
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United. States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates Of cures per
formed in different sections Of the country, by
the above medicines, can be had gratis.
/: ly.
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Impure Blood.
These Medicines are the scientific prepare
rations OF a regular Physician.
The syrup Is an article which stands unri-
vailed and uncquallcd in this or any other aoun-
try, ms great liumor Medicine. II is entirely
diiei ent from any preparation uiSafsaparia or
Dock ,and is far better than all Oi them. 1t
has now been tested in more than 500 900 ca
ses, embracing persons of both sexes, all ages,
and in every station Of life, and tor all the abOy
named diseases, aud yet to our knowledge
there has not been the first instance whereit has
not done the work just as il was stated it would
do.
More Than 100 900 ceses Of lumors, in all
their many and varied forms have btcn treated
aud been permanently cured by it.
Erysipclas. - Patients who have suffered
from this distressing complaint for years. have
in every known case been cured by these med-
cincs.
At Least Fifty Thousand Salt Rhcum Pa.
/ tents have used tic syrup. together with the
Cerate, many of them I'D and in,c,erate cases,
and in every instance effected a cure
For all Sciofulous iiumors. The Svrup
Tor them has nc equal in Sarsapai lila or anything
else.
Female Irregularities There is no one
cause which produces greater amount Of suffer
ing than the irregular action Of he female func-
tons. In these il restores to he ltlI, strength
aud vigor, and enables nature to assume her nat
IRA periods.
Nursing Sore Mouth.-Ttis truly distress
sing disease need no longer be the dread Of nurs-
ing mothers, Tor there is now reliable remed,
The syrup, together with the Canker Cure, will
Al once most ciiec tualy Independently cure this
disrnsc.
Vcnereal Taints aud Mercura Diseases,
ate poisonous impurities of the blood, which
through their effects upon the glands are felt IN
every part of the human system Not single or
an that does not feel the effects of tbpse nnisons
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UTION!-Rcmcmttr. then, parents
and al others, thai IlOBENSACK'S WORM
SYRUP is the only Medicine in use that will
eradicate Worms with certainty, and will not
disagree with the mssi delicate Stomach. Be
careful YOU get the genuine article, and see
that the signature, j. n. HOBENSACK," is
on every bottle.
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FOR SALE!
I'll A II S

Extra Molcsk!n, Panama, Straw, and gen
cral assortment Of Summer Hats.
MAY Is. 4: Il A SHELDON.
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TLEGANT
MGI9 SEgM 2Aggs

Latest Spring patterns just received and
for sale, by L. NALLETTE
Middlebury, April IL, 1858.
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For the Public.

DAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Bntter
l. Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by the sui.
scribcrs at their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory.
% Cash paid for SAPLlNG PINES "a
few cords more wanted this season.
10 Ware sold TO the trade on as favorable
erms as can be obtained in Massachusetts.
SKEELE & MERRILL.
BY N. II. HAND, Agent.
Middebury, JAN IS, ls52. se;iy'
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FINANCES or THE CITY,
THE BUDGET FOR 1854.
Appropriations and Expenditures for 1853

The following document was laid before the b bard
Of Assistants last Tuesday, aud without reading, laid
on the table to be printed We print it in full except
the detailed estimates from Depart nents referred to
a. statement NO. !, 2, g. &c Appended thereto we
present tables showing the Appropriations for 1853
with the Expenditures up 10 Nov 18th inst
ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURES FOR 1854
rFIsthtE DEPAHTNtBT, COHrn0LLgR's OFFcE.i
Cnf on INV YoHs, Nov ~, 1853. :
The seyenb ssetlon Of the Amended Charter of $40
declares that mo uOney shall DC drawn from this City
"Jrsssury e1ceIf The same shsli have been previously
"hIpfoITE,ed 10 tho IgfpDse for which II - drawn aud
III appropriations sfal be bssed upon secfe and DIE
"fo,d toi, menfs 10 writing u he several hoods u tho
Departments. through The Controller
The ninety ninth sHetiDn ~ The ordinance ff organizing
The Departments u ibe Municipal Oogeuneni n De CITY
Isoyidss that "s Controller shall submit ~ The Common
,Co1n1I beiofe ne nfst dss II November 10 each
yasf. dfsile1 estimate ~ he fscfifs and sfpsndi
"iures iof lLe yasf commencing e met day ~ Jsnsh
~" folIoShg ~ odef Nat iAe annual appropriations may
heD b. made and also az esiimste ~ fLe pfobsbis
tfsopDi ~ f6l si may ia required IN The yeas coia
usBciDg iis bfsi Gay ~ January following win ie
draft II at auLgfllDg nae raising ~ sub iat b.
"e'ee fhai az snL,aies n.sy BE- ms9t " The Lfs'sl4
ia ne gah II DctDb4, he tohi,oi, issaf1 GJegs5
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Jbs ssfBsiss Es fs,lifAe4 bDn f.e ssye,si DeDs,i
Hsais MI :. ,de',sq " eaqe' tie' appropriate heals
I'm sDyfRsrhx - mr. 4ias BoNst
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SKETCHES OF LECTURES
LECTURE ON SACRED POETRY.

DIR. RAPHAEL.
The lecturer commenced by resurnng his renaxs IN
the Book of job OF whom hs three friends and bus wn
he drew the characters with much skill and dscrm nsH
OF Jobs wife In particular he said that much surp!e ~
At all times been caused by the heartfelt and blaspns
in which that woman addresses her husoana' -
which remains sufficiently revolving even though We VIZ
not 10 adopt the rendering Of the English authorled %
sion Of curse for the Hebrew Berak Bai, SAID VIC r
tner though nothing can be said to justify her
conduct and language, something may be advanced -
PLANTATION and perhaps In extenuaton. She had been -
and became poor she had been the mother o. new
Gus progeny and she found hersef-tbai 10 inc 81
most wTctched parsonage achldcss woman she n.~r 80
hcrod a. the belief of her age that There was no psHsa
without previous sln No suffering except as the
of crime aud that tho greater the suffering the
must have been the crime Il Waited She examined ~.
ow pure aud peas e aud found that sho bad been gun!
II 10 clv that should render her liable % sscn
,isltalons - these by which she ives afflicted u W.
then DO her husband whose great but secret crimes h
called down ehastement Ia this opinion abe Is iap!
ra,ee whea jobs anhersags are carried 10 mo w S ~
tho disease Nh>h atiicis bis person and nvni wash 80
iepass aee Job then. b sinner criminal vae W
eats IA, offended God ~ bis past eondaet oas vho
30 aalusios he salaA d uiiS el his ien,eair sns es
outward eeseFVeeee ~ his sesleas dulles As ao ~ al
~VsV pes ., war wkR 0ed Nela al tue sanao Sun, ~
hgr epilvNls e. shaie AS ceRhdeese aad g. kn's w.
hsy ate lhas e.skle ans et bY any afying pf''s
ia faa,s.i.e ,e3 u!exFeY 81 ihet 10 Al vecH a. ~
thhAs Aanss ihe h.ss, 81 God aud lhe uH~nvssn'a,,
ClhrWe tt.a mQle dan no caa bear WIN r.
Ma, Woman Is .t,,, Is aoapt.I bayoaA endurance y
W.al SIS .l4a..a.. $40 uvull have theiv" e"'' ah..
s4t.l.. Nsh hAa hsl hsl aesVedosss eNl'a N ''ee ~
Sass ~ wt.h yialesQeasae leseps As ~ 'A'" ''''
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ONtAe nth OVtoteY ~ ,seea the WrsslNNN Nm's'eh
~. ,Ss,e.t,a h, tNe r,cshleNt With mvoh ee,vmcet
t>r IA, teh the Nel- ieaNNs pai we,N attached ura,
tlr vtN h, f.,ly f ntWV s,ldr hnl the 'ties VI she
,ee, e,~ N,VWsh help tetN,n the NNNev aAaoeelea Va
,h,N ,ieaN,4 NesNee ,hv walls thew wer fiitoo VA eve
N, ussN,, the ,Nsge W hc ,VadNo,ef tho Nher'ew we've
,W,,NN and ,AstsA ~ laN Thew 10 NJ mylher Newe 81
a....afs...x Al tViV,ssst