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.DAGUBnREAN GALLERY

nOCT. BROCkWAl, las taken into part
- ncrship with him young man. who will
practice this Art and assist in Dentistry.
They have obtained the latest and most
expensive and approved instrument and ap-
par.tus, and will have both Northern and
Sky-Light, (rcgarded As the most puricct,
rs well rs first rate assortment of Cases
both single and groups They will be in readi-
ness TO wait on Gentlemen and Ladies in tins
department after the present week. Having
the good will, the influence and instructions
ofMr. Tapley, known rs skillli' artist, they
expect to please, and Of course ENJOY th'
patronage of this community
JOSEPllUS BROrkWAY,
WM. W. ORMSBEE.
Middlebury, Feb. If, 1854. i3.
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FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS

Die annually in England Of Consumption.
In the New England States, the proportion is
| one in four or five. In Boston, probably, one
! in four. In the city of New York, sixty
| seven died in two weeks in December of this
disease. 1t is less prevalent in the more north
ctn ATTITUDES, as Russia, Canada, and among
the Alps of Switzerland, where the winters
arc long and severe, and there are fewer sud-
den changes.
No theory can be more welcome to the hui
man mind than the one which establishes on
good grounds the hope for prolonged exist
cnce, if the allegations of those who are at
least entitled TO vcracity may be believed,
there is q preventive N 4 rem1 IL.
The great author Of nature has provided us
with remedy for Consumption and the dis
eases leading thereto winch are 50 1carlully
common in our country Has lie left US 20
find relief from that fatal scourgc by ransack-
ing other lands No, the best Natures own
Remedy, is ut our hand. The Wild Cherry
and the Pine, furnish us with n cure, where a
cure is possible.
One of the most important discoveries of
the age, in amciorating the condition of this
large class of suffering humanity. is DR.. Wis
tar's Baisam of Wild Cherry which has been
before the public some ten years This val
uabic medicine was first discovered and intro
duccd in the year 1898, since which time its
success has constantly increased the demand
until it has become one of, if not the most
popular remedy for consumption, in its incp-
lent stage ever known.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS. a.
Agents for selling Wisiar's Balsam w. p. Russel.
Midllcbury D. +. Haskell & Sou, West Cornwall
T.. :. A.wood, Shorehnn; !. +. henson, Whiting
4. =. Roscoe, Ncs havenj J. u, Needham. Bristol /;
T. Smith, Monkton +. Huntington, vcrgenncs
c. c. Nichols Cisteion.
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CARIIARTS MEL0DE0NS
AND
5EIEEKET MUSIC,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
H. l.. SHELDON.

STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. \ that at a Probate
Court held at MiddlebuIy in aud for the Dis
trict Of Addison, on the 9th day Of March, A,
D. 1854
Prosper Elithorp, administrator Of the es-
tate of JOSIAH DARROWS,
! late of Bridport, in said district deceased,
/ presents his administration account for al
| lowancc II is thercupon ordered that said
administration account be considered for al
| lowance by this court, at a session thereof to
be held at the Office Of the Register of this
court in said Middlchury, ON Thursday the
23d day of March, 1851, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon; and that notice ihercofhe given to
all persons interested that they may appear
and make their objections, ii any they may
have, to the allowance Of said account, by
publishing a certified copy of this order in
the Middlebury Rcgistcr--a newspaper print
ed at said Middlebury--threc weeks success
siyely previous to the time of said court.
JsD. s BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of record
lG3w. Attest JEp, s BusnSEIL, Register
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PrNcn's PROSPECTIVE CnRoNoLoGY.
-lS5G Restoration Of the bonnet to tue
crown of the head
1857. Act passed for the Relief of
London Lo1gcrs Prohibition. Of bar
rel organs cats blunt knives, and door
chai,s
lsj1 Tectotali,m introduced among
the London Cahmen No less than
three take the pledge at once.
$50 Something useful done by the
Sanitary Commissioners
1881 Great excitement prevails in
literary circles A Loudon Author gets
a cheque from New York Publisher.
1901. Publication of Mr.. James's
2,000th Novel.
1919. Completion of the Library
Catalogue at the British Museum-up
to the letter IL.
1920. \ racing prophecy fulfilled.
1888. Ventilation of the House of
Commons effected.
l945. \ London lady for wager
walks down Regent street with her hus,
band without stopping at shawl shop.
1851. Maine law introduced into En-
gland-for an hour or so.
1899. Starvation of Curatos ceases
1000. Restoration of borrowed
Umbrella to its rightful owner.
200l Apparition of Policeman at
.he moment he was wanted Punch
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UNIoNScHooLs.-In the villages of
Brattleboro', Woodstock, Waterbury,
st. Adams, Burlington, and the city
Of Vergennes, the Union, or Graded
School system is in operation.-
In Montpelier and NIiddlebury the
citizens are making an effort to better
their common schools by adopting the
same system.
Free schools for all the boys and girls
is true Republican doctrine, and the
people sooner or later wW carry it
out. There is no connection between
a fathers pocket and son'shead, but
there is an intimate relation between
a boys head and the State. There is
money enough in all the pockets to ed
ucate all the heads, and it is not right
that boys heads should 60 uneducated
because somebody's pocket is empty,
and the well being of society and Of
the State suffer thereby. Property is
more valuable where children are well
schooled. Therefore let the schools be
supported by a property tax. 1t is
enough for parents to furnish well cloth
ed and well fed children.-Rutlano
Herald.
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p OIL so MING

Thousands of Parents who use Vcrmfuoc
composed ofCastor oil, Calomcl, &c, arc moi
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
ton fora series of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
tiscmcnt of liobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children,
health, In Liver Complaints and all disor.
dcrs arising from those of billions type
should make use Of the only genuine medi
cine, llobcnsack's Liver Pills
- Be NOT DECEIVED" but ask for IIo
bensack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and
observe that each has the signature, J. n
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine s.: ,
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CALIFORNIA WiNE.-Considerable
Quantities of wine are made in Lower
California, and the article is manufac.
tured from the pure juice of the grape,
which is extracted something after the
Madeira fashion. The San Francisco
Advertiser says that the grapes are
thrown into small box, about the size
Of candle'box, perforated at the bot
tom with numerous small holes. An
Indian steps barefoot into this box
and tramps out the juice, which flows
through the boles into the receiver
beneath. The wine thus produced is
very sweet and good.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember
District of New Haven, S. cd at n Probate
Court holden at Bristol, in said District, on
the 4th day of March, lS5i,
The administrator on the estate Of
CHARLES o. WHITE,
late Of Ncw Haven, in said District, deceased,
mtcslatc made application 10 said Court for
an cAtvulon of the time heretofore allowed
aud paying the debt, and settling snid os-
tle Whcrcupon, the said Count ordered
the administrator ia give notice to all
persons Interested to appear at \ session of
said Court to he holden A. the Office Of The
Judge of said Court at Bristol, IN said bis
trict on the FIST Monday Of April | 81, 1T
lu o'clock \. NJ, and object to the extension
OF the Iinc As heretofore ordered A. aiorc
said, il they see cause, for whleh purpose IL
I, further ordered that a copy Of the record
This order, in the Middichury Register,
NcN spapcr printed Vt said MddlehurN in This
State. thrce weeks Suco,ssNc'! lrcf,"us 10
tn time 81 said Court
HARyYY MuNsiIL, Judge,
y iruo copy of Record.
iG8w lIAatEY Mu>srLL, SRdsc.
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nli00lcburD CDfcun.

A lecture may be expected before the mem
bers of the Middlebury Lyceum, on Tuesday
evening, March DIST, 1854, by
JOS. II, BARRETT, ESQ,
At Union Hall Subject RoBFRr BrnNs
Doors open at g. o'clock, Lecture to com.
mence ut u o'clock.
Tickets can he obtained Of W s LANE. II
is very desirable that all should be in bcfor,
the time to commence.
By order Of FIX Com
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Two unto them who remove the an
ciont Iandnnarlssrl

| Wo unto them VINO remOVe the an
| cient Landmarlfsnl
All citizens of Addison County, with
out distinction of party or creed, who
arc opposed to the NEBRASKA 1NIoulrY
are hereby invited to meet at the Court
House, in Middlebury, on Tuesday after
noon next, March 2lst, at 2 o'clock, tC
enter an earnest protest AGAINST TnI
REPEAL OF THE Missouri COMPROMISE
the object of which is to give up to Slav
cry an immense and fertile territory
nearly ten times as large as New York
in which that curse has been, by Solcm',
compact, FOREVER PROHIBIT.
ED"
The times demand united and vigor-
Gus action. Let us have such gather
ing al the old home of Stephen ArnoIl
Douglas, as will show the deep indigna-
ton in which his infamous course is held
by his former friends and associates, and
be prelude oflho universal loathing and
adherence with which all traitors to
Freedom, at this juncturc, will be re-
garded at the north.
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NoEE NEBRASKA FRAUDs.--Mr. Orr
Of south Carolina, is Chairman of the
House committee on Indian Affairs,
ana the bill which he has prepared
has iost been printed. 1t is entitled
~ ill dcfniu4 the terms on which
trea.'cs shall hereafter be made with
certain tribes of Indians, and for other
purposes" This bill provides that
each family of every tribe or nation of
Indians, may locate a homestead on
the following terms:
each single person, over q years
old, is entitled to so acres;cach family
of two persons 100 acres. each family
Of three. and not over five, 500 acres.
each family Of six, and not over ten,
$40 acres; and each family over ten,
160 acres for every FIVE members !;
and to families acho own SLAVES, IN
addition to the Foregoing, there shall
be aliowed, if less than ten slaces, one
half section, (320 acres y if ten, and
not ecceeding fifteen, one section,
(Gio acres y and. for ecery ten ADORE
that number, one ha!f section (320
acres j."
This bill is intended as an appendix
to the Nebraska bill Of Senator Doug
las. The latter repeats the prohibition
which now rests upon slavery in Ne
braska, and the other is intended to
recognize and lcgalizc its existence,
and to pay bou,ty out of the Treas
ury of the United States for the intro.
duction of slaves, according to their
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COMMISSIONERS NUIlCE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed. by
the Probate Cour, for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, To receive examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons
gainst the estate of
LUCINDA Z. THOMAS,
late OF. Orwell, in sail Disrriei, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto ard six months from the Sd
day ofFehrpaIy, 1854 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, We do therefore here
by give nnticcthai we will attend t6the has
Fnesa OF oursaid aHpohtnisat,' at-t5e Dwelling
house OF John l. Hammond, in said Orwell,
on the first Tuesdays Of June and July next,
from II o'clock, Nj until four O'Clock, Z NJ.
on each Of said days.
ROSWELL B0TruM, -,
THERON Il. SMITH
Dated az Orwell his I,h day of February
4 y 1881 i6,3w
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DIAMoND.-Thc large diamond
which was recently found in Brazil,
has been deposited in the Bank of En-,
gland by the London house to whom it
was consigned from Rio Janeiro. Its
weight is 254 carats, and its estimated
value, according to the scale, ESQ.,
600. 1t is said to be of the finest
water and without flaw, and was found
by a negro 81 ave, who received Lis
freedom as a reward.
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@hh i'h"ShSS thhNi bioNoihE
was held at Dover, N. H., on Friday
night
Gov. Ramsay formerly Governor o.
Minnesota has been exoncrated from al
blame, in the matters changed against
him, by committee of the Senate.
The Legislature of Illinois has ere
ated the Office of State Superintendent
of Common Schools with salary oil
$500.
Rev. s H. Cox, y d. of Brooklyn
has, on account off health, resigned bis
pastoral charge, and is to retire to o.
wcgo. where his friends have purchased
him a residence
Several lives were LOST at New Or
leans recently, by the falling of a gal
lcry of the Orleans Theatre during a
performance on Sunday evening
In the Massachusetts, IIouse,on Thurs
day. n motion to repeal the prohihtorv
liauor law was voted down by IA hundred
majority.
Mr.. HYDE. Wing has ben chosen May
or of the Democratic city Of Detroit by
over a thousand maiori'y having major
tiles in almost every ward The Wings
also chose their candidates for Marshal
and Treasurer
Eliot Cresson. President of the Penn
sylvania Colonization Society. recently
died in Philadelphia. lie left in his will
$4,000 for phiIauthropc objects. it,
Guiding $50 000 for the American Sun.
day School Union S 0000 for the School
of Design s 10 900 for the Historical So
ciety, $4,000 for monument to Will
liam Penn, $4,000 to the Episcopal
Missions at Port Cresson, Africa. S. 800
to the Episcopal Seminary at Alexan-
dria, So 900 to the Hospital for the In
sane, s. 600 to philadelphia city for
planting trees, besides sums to various
benevolent institutions of that city.
THE TWO DouGLAssrs.--Frcdcric
Douglass, speaking of the Nebraska bill.
says But that Mrs. Douglass now
lies in prison for teaching colored child
rem to read the Bible, | should, consider.
ing the source of this bill, almost be a.
shamcd of my name
Love ~ Low lIrE-Before marriage
' .nu MA" Is 'afy "ucI S'tucA w,'n 'Ge
yory mn ',r str r'i br ,bo 'm mn, "O''"
, M ,1 'n' ease 'g e S.,a inc nGston
from the accident wbicb nrove fatal to
Gen. P,rrcr's son and others n verdict
has been returned for the railroad.
-, .ao. i' sS.th NJ; protesting against
,na,. kln,'.,. e,nna,.I ~ Mi o.a;s
in Windsor, and passed almost unanim.
ous!y, only two or three model demo
Gratis" voting nay
We understand that considerable
excitement has been created in West
Topsham, by the preparations making
to explore and test the prachcability
OF working lead and copper MINES III
that vicinity. They are suppos ed to
be valuable.
TRoy-The WLics of TROY N v
elected their candidate for Mavor
Jonathan Edwards. at the charter
election on TUESDAY. by 500 to COO
majority. Last wear the democrats
prevailed.
NJ, D.,, i
Mr. hicNaruSoh, Tie =. .. Consul
Austrian Covornn,ont ~ tho oyy,,nI
orhoy;n', o;voo nxnros.;nn ' ~ o e U"i
c,lcrloted 70 ;ntrrrnn4 NO I'nso,t
GOOD undcrsto,J;na bdt,voan flo tmn
conntros ' WV
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confess that increasing years bring
with them an increasing respect for men
who do not succeed in life, as those words
are commonly used, Heaven has been
said to be place for those who have not
succeeded upon earth; and it is surely
true that celestial graces do not best
thrive and bloom in the hot blaze Of
worldly prosperity Illsuccess some
times arises from a superabundanee Of
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P. D. ORvIs, Is Nassau St., New
York, has commenced the republica.
ton Of Chambers celebrated Edin-
burgh Journal of Popular Literature.
Any one desiring to have that useful
and interesting work can secure it one
year by enclosing 81 SO to Mr..
Orvis. Ten copies SO.
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A wedding party at Batavia, NY,
was lately poisoned, as is supposed, by
tho wine that was served on the occa-
sion. The bride, bridegroom and one
of the guests have died.-Several 9th
ers arc dangerously i'll.
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III krts.
Cambridge Cattle raarket-March 6.

Cambridge Cattle raarket-March 9.
Al market today GG3 Cattle, 600 Bceyes
and SO Storcs
Prices.-Markct Beei-Extra IS, 20 per cwt;
LIST quality $40 2l quality S7a7 20 Sd
quality S6a6, 75 ordinary S5,75aG.
llides-sG, 25aG, 80 per cwt.
Tallow-$S ,50aQ.
Pelts-Fl ,37.al go.
Calf Skins l2c per III.
Veal Calvcs-S6, Sac.
Stores-W orking Oxcn-S104, 1919, $50
lG2a2l0.
Cows and Calves-25a5s Yearlings-
None. Two Years Old-S3s, A. 5Ga65
Three Years Old-siG, G2a76
Sheep and Lambs-2067 at market Elk.
ira, I, 9al7 by lot, s3a3, so, A, 4,50, SAD, so
Brighton Cattle Market, March 9.
At Market, 800 Beef Cattle, uo Stores, Il
pairs Working Oxen, 30 Cows aud Calves
20O0 Sheep and Lambs, 400 Swine
Prices--Beef Cattle-Extra IS % frs
quality 81 so; second do at 81 20; thirc
do, 81 +! ordinary S6a6 IS.
Working Oxen-Sa5, 100, l20al35.
Cows and Calves-Ss2i, 90, 81, 80 81 ,40ai5
Sheep and Lambs-$3, $50, 4a5; extra
Sc, $50, G75, 7aS.
Swinc-5a5lc,i retail 5la7c.
Remarks-The market TO day opens dull
Prices on extra beef are a shade lower. Shcel
and Lambs sell quick, and at high prices.
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Hollocay's Pills, a Safe and Certain
Cwe for Coughs, Colds, and Ast7mat.
icaI Complexities The Autumnal
quarter is the one when coughs, colds,
and Wheeling on the chest are most
prevalent; such are the properties of
lIollowav's Pills, that if taken at the
commencement of the attack, the vir-
nlence of the disease is very much aba.
ted, so that the patient suffers little or
10 inconvenience, but if neglected, it
frequently occurs that the foundation
of incurable disorders is laid; therefore
those who are liable to attacks of this
nature are particularly recommended
to try these valuable Pills.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered
Disrc, Of Addison, SIS. that, at Probate
Court held at Mddlcbufy in and for the
District OF ADDISON on the 18th day of Feb.
\. d. 1851
Caphcmia Ba. ker, named executor in an
instrument puiportils TO be the last will and
testament Of
WALTER F. BARKER,
late of Leicester, in said district, dtccas cd,
presents said Instrument for probate: ii is
therrupon ordered. that sail Instrument be
considered for probate BY this cont, At the
session thereof 10 be held at the office Of tile
Register of this court, in said Mddlcbury,
on Thursday, the 10th day Of March next
at ten o'clock ia the forenoon and that ma.
tice thereof be given tUallpersons interested
that they may appear and make their ohjec-
tions, if any they may have, 10 the probate
and allowance of said will, by publishing a
certified copy Of This order in the Middlehnry
Rcgistcr--a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlcbury-three weeks successfully previous
to the time of said court.
JEp. S BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record:
i5.3w Attest Jed S. Bushnell. Register.
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DEMONSTRATING!
Farm for Sale.

Pleasantly situated on Lake Champlain,
comprising 200 acres ofchoicc land, for grass
or grain. Said farm is well watcrcd well
fenced and has a good wood lot, an orchard
of apples, plums and othor fruit. On said
farm is good two story house painted white
with window blinds, with a wing, wood
house, with other outbuidings, horse barn
and hay and grain barns. One hundred acres
Of said farm can be sold together with the
buildings, or the whole, to suit the purchaser.
The above farm will be sold low for ready
pay. Possession given the lst ofApril.
- Further particulars may be had Of J.
Ilnrd of Addison, or a bijah lIurd of Middle
bury. ~
Addison, March 8, 1854. iG:3w
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IA SPLENDID REMEDY"
DENINE'S COMPOUND! g
PIT CHI / or E-N G h .

The Gre1i Rcmedv is al iosI DiseoUsreG!
CONSUME IYON CAN DE CURED!!i
And Coughs and Colds, DE parent. Of that foli
disease thai 20 oitenLrings woe ro tho homes "
our lind, vanish. as If b! magic, bcfJio the
SOrEREIGN REMEDY
Thisis that which has 50 long been, sought for h
IL in full faith offered to the public az N certain
cure for Coughs, Colle, WhoUping Cough. Group,
As,hnn CUsiNtncss aud tun,umpiion, and viii
in any Gaze where lungs sufficient nie left, cheek
the liberation and raise the patient to henhh
Certificates OF curcr to 10 relied on, found in fh4
circulars lett with the agonts-ahd the public
may be assured we shall never publish n,tlins 10
do not believe entitled to the fullest conide. &c ~
truth "and nothing but the tnrh."
From the iWdfV Enpresy
This is new rcncly for Colds. Coughs, &c. for
the .Hlr ~ which William Thuruhurn hn. assumed q o
arency. We khuw these T. z-nrcs to be -fieseicus,
aud tu wnr, wcllHs they recommended. Ia tha
circle Of acquaintance they have born tested md
Ia every nsnnrr The, have effected speedy euic -
Thry are 10 hHrbus, and We crn assure citizens
they VIII 10 veil sntnhad Of ieir cAtel'nee ty giving
snilnr testimonial. can h- published f, almost 81.
-; part 81 he country where this groa, remedy hrs
been introduced aud faithfully u,rh
tF. ihe lozcnge Is Dissolved rnl rhserb' tho
better than ever, save tha doks Supple hut rc,
TRY it fairly.
II lungs sufficient arc left the Pitch rosrngo eieci,
tho Iteration, Purihe and heals by its Bnl.anr piot
critics d''isrs genial GLOW over IL" whole surface Of
the hJdy. thereby curing Fever and Night swrnis.
reefs capricous appetite turns tho lido Of life. snd
False tho patient 10 lIcanhl
Dcvlnc'' Compound Pitch Lozongr Ia. bcen In uio
about two years. and the world is chnlengchts produce
equal number of patients cured bv nRy other article
in the same length Of time, far it Is ihtroJncod
We expect people To- get we'll who use it faithfully
Let nl hen, try it-Try it and he cured.
- Cents per Box or Five BuXcs Tor 81. Prepsrtd
by the Original Dlscnyorcr. William Dcyincs. for
S. =. FULLER Il co. Prorrirtors
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Brighton Cattle Market,-March Q.
III arric0

In Ripton, Feb. Goth, by Rev. Asa Hcmen
way, Mr.. ROYAL A. PiER, of this town, W
Miss Lucy d. DAMoN, of the former place. \
H. 0wego. Tioga Co, March LIST by Rev
Mr. Watson, Rector Of ST Paurs Church
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The Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Quebec has forbidden, in public proclaim
alton, all table turnings, or rappings
With the Intention Of invoking the dead.