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simple food without great suffering; one bot
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after taking tie first dose
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIZ, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners, toreceive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
JOHN DYER,
late Of Salisbury, in said District deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and months from the Sth
day Of November, 1854 being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby rive notic. that we will attend TO the
business Of oar said appointment at the
dwelling house Of Mrs Elizabeth T. Dyer, in
said Salisbury. on the second Tuesday of
January and May next, from nine o'clock,
A. NJ until four o'clock, p. NJ, on each If
aid days
JACOB " CONNOE, ,
FRANKLIN BUMP, 7 Comrs.
HORACE THOMAS,
Dated at Salisbury, this 18th day Of Dcccm-
Der, \. u, 1851. BLEW
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HOLLOWAY" PILI.S!l
IS. Corner oil Anu aud Nassau S,s., y.


OF TIE BLOOD.
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
disorders Of the Liver and Stomach. scarcely
any are free from the influence ofthese desiruc.
tive maladirs hence lite wears fact. The fair
-cA perhaps the most handsome in the World,
up to certain period when,distressing to say,
many loose their teeth and good looks, Will.
vet in the hcydny of liic. Such sud evils may
be rcmcdird ty continually keeping the blood
purc and the Liver and Stomach in healthy
action, when life will flow smoothly, and re-
scmhle plants IN a conscnial cline, where an
eternal spring APP enrs 10 reign. As it regards
the prescrfatinn Of the human fans, and tie
the duration of life, which may he Effected,
al say lsarlessly, that health and life Gnu
binary limits, il IIollowAys Pills are taken 10
purify he hlv9l according to the rules laid
| Iowa for health contained in the direclious
which accompany each box.
| \ CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBlLf-
| IY. OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED BY HOLLOWAY
PILLS.
! C,oVo6 u LcH,r from CaPfaia johnson, A.
| Tor HauSe, ddicd .EiHH0ru STA, 1854
To Paorr.son lIoILowAY SO. Corner of
| Ann aud Nassau Streets, y, Y:
! SiR-Iis with tic must heartfelt plca.-
ure have TO inform vou that have been lc-
stored to health AMI Strength hy taking vous
rills for tie last ten Years, snNpred from
sdcranccmeni of the Liver and Stomach, ard
waSrrduccd To such an extremity thatl gave
up my Ship, never expecting TO go to Sea sty
more as had tried every Remedy thsi ~rs
rouom,ncn TO me but all To no purJos, /,
and had given myself up 10 despair, When I
was at last recommended TO take your PILE.
after using them for three months, the r0sult
is that am noN in better hcahh han ! lave
been for eleven years past and indeed NJ we'll as
lover was in my life. lou are quite at Ill CIT .
90 make this known fof he htntht Of oth,rs.
remain, Sir. yours respectfully.
ts,.ucd) JOHN JOHNSON
To" c'lrbraic@ P'Ns are roR1VfnNg cfca
cieuS ~ The foiioWiHr com rloirfs
i.hma py,en',r, iesndi, s,on. ssd sr.,,
Nh"us'rm Erv.ire''' Livei'om sfssaasry Sur
plants r'"ai' Irresu rla'n'' lom,
ule'reo.or f,,c,,ofan i.~1uee ,~eqfs
Bi~.'Cnm rrs Rhcuma Nrnrrrnlharri 90,
col'os lfrndA'h' Kueuurr OF WcsLm,,. trer
Onns'ipa Indigestion trivc Nhn'r,r'o suss
Row els Consumption King L,i ar'Gr
- Sold at the EstahlishHtnt Of ryrlStsci
HOLLOWAY, -, CorHer Of Ann md Nasnu
Streets. New York also hv all rcs,a ctnlA.
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines tiiour,.
out the United States. IN B"kes. NJ s5i cent.
W cents. and 81 50 cents cN,h. 10 lc lad
Wholesale Of the PRINCIPAL prns Il,pscs n
Union.
~Therei. acensiderstle ss,irr T., ,slirs
the larger size. 4Geoptnts
B -pirectinns for tho guia,nee % rt,i,,.,
in every disorder are affixed TO eaohHox
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Dissolution.
Sl5 ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.
SS33I 600 WORTH OF FARMS

V~'OSOO w VA IL Va i l1lth1O
AMP BUILDING LOTS,
100 FARES aud 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided ON lie Both November, 1854
among GOO Subscribers a largo number
arcalrcady engaged Many ofthc Loisnear
these have been sold for ffCm 400 20 COG
ercen'. advance ovcrthc Price for which
these Lots arc now Sold showing that
the purchase will be good
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY$l5, PAYABLE
in advance, will receive FOUR BUILD.
ING LOTS, 25 b7 100 feet, living to
!ct'er, or FARM Of from , to 20 acres
These lots ale beautifully located ut LAKE
LAND, Long Island, where new church and
&C ,ooi-housc, and number Of private dwell
ngS, stores, workshops and factories have
'Iteadv been erected, several more are now
! icing huilt, and several bundled will be e.
rcctcd the coming season.
This is fine opportunity of owning a
delightful country residence near the CITY.
where the domestic comforts of family
'irclc can be fully realized and where &c 900
building lois aud about GOO farms have lately
been sold: aIt sales are daily being made to
lndividnalS v 10. nltot careful examination of
IT'S location and nscortaining TIC quality Of the
coil, are selecting farms for agricultural pur.
poses, being com Gent that no land so chcap
AN hc had within ~ miles of the city. Ths
and would have been all taken NJ wears back
nut has been an ,Htciicd estate for the last
"cninry. and conpletcig locke up for upwards
Of Two hundred yCnrs-,ince which large sales
nave been made. and whore the wild dee r
roamcd at large may now be s'cn beautiful
! -6'aRes and cultivated fields waving with tho
,hnndant productions Of our mother CARL.
This is one Of the bost opportunities nov
offered to those of small means who nro dcs-
ilu'; Of home % their own to purchase ore
or mere TITLE; also few farms continuing
,nrh five and ten acre., and upwards, az from
J S2j to so per acre.
TAi persons wishing 10 avail ihem> Give,
# the OPP oriGuitv now offered to procure a
Inc farm orsplcndd building lot near the En-
pirt city, should make INN cdiaic application
| - thcy are nearly AZ disposed Of Apply ic
CHARLES WOOE. 2Os broadway, cornc,
Of Fulton street, y. y, where maps and pam
phlcts can he had, or sen, if required hy mai.
| traits or 2j.3m
w. $. LANE. Agent, Middlvbury, Vi.
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To the Ladies a!

IAN be found at Bcckwihs a large and
beautiful assortment of Hat Ribbons
EihoFoiderles. Manllla Velyets, Ladies' Cloth,
Ladies ana Misses Knit Sacks, Cuffs and
tornes aud Cuffs.
Nov 30, 1854
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lRU1rs.--No mrnth"rt e." will be- c,atsri. hut
small n,lmuncc viii h. charged those entering the
Hat Committees viii hr IA 's"nhy the competitors
ui tho fret day nf the Fair Competitor, gu Batter.
Chre>, Pickles Kctchup, Gale Q, aud Bread must give
itwtttcn and fail account ot their manufacture. An
fviclc seat hy cafs otlcrNise viii be- properly oN
lbhiied hy the Cnnmtrr Of arraug mrut..
There will he carriages in Attendance ~ tho Depot
III Nrip runcs tor tlc accommodation ct thasc wishing
to nttr'l the Fair. SOl.0M N ALLEN.
I3.tp tIsU.1T
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Farm For S ale.

THE Subscriber will sell, on reasonable
1 terms. the valuable FARM formerly
owned by Moses F. Wheeler, deceased. Said
Farm contains Two Hundred and Fifteen
Acres, is beautifully situated, lying in the
town of Sew Haven, four and ono half miles
north of Mildlcbury villTgc. For particu-
lars, enquire OF thc subscriber on the premi-
sr>. +. NJ WHEELER.
y z There is ON said Pam about Thirty
Acres of very valuable Pine and IIemlock
Timber 2g3w.
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NATHAN WOOD

Is selling T. |. Salt very low for CASH. Also
Just received fresh Teas, Coffee, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, n. o. Syrup, Sugar, Havre
syrup, Cuba Honey, good substitute for
ontter-and a superior article OF Tripe-all
as cheap as the ohoapclt.
Dec. 4, 1854. 33.Gg
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Hats, Caps & Furnishing Goods

Of all sorts, Shirts, Drawers, SuSpendcrs, Col.
lar', Cnvats, Hosiery, aud all that goes to
make MP wrlldrcssed man.
Cash or ready pay is the motto, and a man
who buys here is not compelled to pay for the
goods he buy, and bad debts Of others be
sides
& o" Don't forget the place Nichols Build
ing sou h end the bridge.
II JAMES T. NEGUS, Foreman.
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Machinist's Tools for Sale.

The undersigned uhrr for sale all the Stock
and Tools Of the e Empirc Works, consist
ing Of new AMI sceo'ii ha'd Engine la lies,
& ar Cutters, Pairing and Driihg Machines
Also. a great variety Of small rool> such ~
are usually required in 4 machine shop.
For further particulars or information III
1prc of the ASSisncrs ar at the Office of the
Works, No. 80 Albany Block, Albany street
Boston. 3l3V
FLNVlL NOSELEY, ,..;.,...
IMMERSION LNRlNG NHN'9ID1N'
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rs Choppers Wanted

The subscriber will pay 40 cts. a cord for
chopping green timber, such as black ash,
soft maple, &c, Work will be given to those
who apply soon, for three or four months.
Application should be made immediately
TO Il. W. LYONS.
Middlebury, Dec / 1854, 333w
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[nTAnY MhlI Clothing !

just received at the BRICK STORE for
mcrly occupied by II. A. Sheldon, the
LARG EST & BEST ASSORTMENT
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Estrayed,

From enclosure Of the subscriber a Red
White Faced Yearlmg Ilcifcr. Whoever will
return ar give information where said lIeiler
may be found, will be suitably rewarded.
CYRUS PORTER.
MidilebGry, Dec >, 1851.
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N Z W TON A G. 4 D E NJ Y.
Ar SHUREHAM, VT,


The Winter Term will commence on We'd
ncSday, the 9Th Of December ncNt
Newton Academy is ON of the oldest Lit
crazy Institute ia the It t., q aving been
q ,bli,hcd in lSll), and numbers among IT'S
Alumni many eminent statesmen aud diStin-
au.shcd members of the learned professions
The buildings, which have recently bceh re
paired and enlarged nj an expense of above
two thousand dollars, are p'casantly located
on an cmnencc few rods west of the vii
lagc, and fine view ofthC Adironduc Noun
tains in the West and the Green Mountains
in the East. Stages run daily to Larabec 5
Poit, Ga distance Of four milcs,) in conncc-
ton with the STEAMBOATS, on Lake Champlain.
and to Middlcbury. eleven miles, in CON
ncction with the Ru;lohd and Burlington
Railroad.
Scorcham being strictly Gland Of steady
habits" and free from the places of amuse-
mcnt and dissipation, which arc found in
larger towns, few locations are so favorable
for a literary institution The Academy is
now fitted up for boarding and day school !;
The main building containing to general
school-roomS, Gone for each sex, chapel
laboratory, study rooms loryouug gentlemen,
recitation rooms, &c: the wing (rcccntly
butt is occupied Ivy the family Of the Prin-
cipal and contains the music looms and apart
mcnts for the young ladies.
The plan of government is mild and per
suasiyc, yet irm and hncNible, strict order
is observed, and refractory student have no
place in the school. The teachers not only
cnlcayor to promote the intellectual improve
mcnt Of their pupils, but constant attention
is paid TO their morals, civilities and general
department.
TEA IlERS.
~.
Miss ELIZABETH GOODBYE, PreccP'rcss.
Mss SARAH J.CHlPMAN, Itaehp If
Iccai anu LHrVmcaf9i MHSic.
\IlAs NAEN L NnnTN I,ncL,.. If
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Hats & Gaps.

A large variety Of Mems and Boys, cheap
Has sni Caps, f'r sale ny
IL A SHELDoE
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aa-We received the following from an old and es

Ra~We received the following from an old and es-
tcemed friend, by yesterday mornings mail. If our
friends and patrons will only take the suggestion of
the writer into consideration and carry 1t into effect
we assure them that no exertions will be spared, on
our part, to accomplish the object desired We have
some time since had the matter under consideration,
and intend at early day, to carry it into effect
provided increased patronage is received to justify
us in it, We already have very respectable list OF
good and faithful patrons but to enable US 10 &C
compsh the desired object, want our list ncreas-
ed to at least two thousand. This number, we be-
leye can be easily obtained, if our friends will only
use the proper exertions For the last two months
the increased circulation has been unpreceden ted and
that too with hardly any exerons on the part of ouI
friends, so far as we know. For ourselves have
neither had time nor opportunity to canvass single
individual on the subject.
We would say, however to our friends, that until
arrangements can be made for the contemplated en-
Iargement, no matter of Importance will be omitted
for want of room. When anything really impor-
ant is in hand, ii will be found either in the regular
edition or in a supplement.
MEssRs EDITORS For the purpose Of enabling
YOU 10 increase the sZe without increasing the price
of the Weekly Journal, propose to your friends and
patrons that every man OF us use MS influence 10 eX
tend the circulation thereof in his neighborhood.-
And this is not all the reason why every man should
subscribe for paper the Department has accom-
modated every body with post office, which makes
it every bodys duty 70 assist in defrayng the expen-
ses thereof Yes, sirs, in this enlightened day. every
man who can read, or who is raising up family Of
children should subscribe for good newspaper ;
for if he cannot read himseIf-that man who will
raise up his children under present common
school system without having them taught to read
the Holy Gospel and the Constitution of the country
where by they may be enabled 10 think for themselves
without being liable TO be imposed upon and led
astray by designing men and demagogues, deserves
not The name of Father | have no doubt but
there are hundreds, yes, thousands, in our Con.
gressona district who would subscribe for paper If
the proposition was only made to them 1t is true
there are some men who cannot afford SO per year for
a paper for themselves and their children 10 read,
but al the same time can pay 50 per month for a
Jug of sinking, red eyed, knock kneed whlskey but
this number is daily growing less. Those persons'
who live in town or the railroad, and can con-
veniently receive the Daily Journal, may be sahed
with the size of the qceehy paper but we, who live
in the country, and cen be supplied with a
mail only once week wish to the size of
the 1reekiy paper increased few columns. What
do you say! What say your friends and patrons
Dupn County. A. q. u.
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For the Journal.
WHrrEv1LLE, N. c.. May 10th, 1854.

Mr.. Edifbr The citizens of Columbus had, on
today, the pleasure of hearing the Democratic can
didate for Governor, Mr. Bragg. :,
His address was listened to througnous Win thas
marked attention which its merits deserved; and such
were lis temperate tone, and lis mastery argument.
thai no friend of the doctrines of our party could
have desired an ADLER or more eloquent advocate to
present them His defence Of Free Suffrage was un"
answerable-his treatment of the question OF dIstn
button of the Public Lands eogent in lis reasoning
vet temperate and fair in its tone-and such, l may
saw, was the character of his remarks throughout
Nor was he less happy in clearing up the msrepre-
sensations which had been made concerning his views
in regard TO Internal Improvements; for while de-
precating such system as would be extravaganza
and onerous 10 our citizens. he advocated that wise
and cautious policy which cannot fail to commend
itself to the appreciation of every rejecting mind.
He held up, to merited dersion, the charge made
by reckless demagogues of the other side that the
Democratic party were answerable for the defeat OF
Free Suffrage in the last Legislature; for, IN review
ing the facts connected with the defeat OF the Bill,
he left his opponents not the least ground to stand
upon in making so unjust and unfounded an accusa-
ton.
1t was not my design than to advert thus
briefly to the heads Of Mr.. Braggs able address nor
shall trespass further upon your valuable columns
than express the high qualification of the Democ-
racy with their candidate and their determination to
give him a cordial and telling support when the time
shall arrive Yours, SC,
A DEMOCRAT.
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Terrible Explosion and Loss of Life.

About half past II O'Clock on Monday last, ter
ribIe explosion took place at the English Coal Pits
in Chesterfield County, Va, about fourteen miles
from Richmond, resulting in the death of twenty per-
sons. all white, eighteen men and two boys) who
were in the pits at the time. It is supposed that
some of the men thoughtlessly approached some of
the old damps,'' with their lamps, and that the ex-
plosion was caused by the escape of Gas from I'M
known leaks. This pit is 625 feet deep, and explo-
sons have occurred in it two or three times before
THE CANvAss.-GeneraI Dockery, the Wing can
didate for Governor. we learn, will spend this week
at home, attending TO his own private business, in
Richmond county. Next week he and Mr. Bragg will
re commence the canvass together
MIR. Bragg, the Democratic candidate is fulfilling
appointments this week at points in this District,
where his competitor has already spoken We regret
that it is out of his power to visit Wilmington at
present. We understand that it is his wish, and we
hope it will be in his power, 10 address the people of
this County some time between now and the first
Thursday in August next
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The roll called, and doors closed.


Mr.. Campbell moved that further proceedings :;
the call be dispensed with decided in the NEGATIVE
yeas SO, nays rs.
Mr.. Drum (minority) moved that Mr. Appleton h.
excused decided in the afirmatve-yeas 107, navsO
Mr. Breckenridge moved that the absent members
be sent for. and taken into custody.
Mr. Drum (mnority) moved that further proceed.
ings in the call be dispensed with.
Mr. Grow minority moved, al o'clock and s.
minutes o. M, that the House adi ourn-yeas -
nays II.
The question then required on the motion of Mr.
Drum-yeas A, nays II.
The question then required on the motion of Mr.
Breckenridge pending which,
Mr. Chamberlain (minority) moved that the list Of
absentees be called 10 afford opportunity for Offering
excuses
The question was then put the motion of Mr.
Chamberlain-yeas 43, nays So.
Mr. Farley (minority) moved, at 8 o'clock and 80
minutes p. m, that the House adjourn-yeas As
nays 60.
Mr.. Wheeler (minority) moved, at O'Clock and
minutes p. m that the House adiourn-yeas AZ
nays 63.
The question then required on the motion of Mr.
Israel Washburn to be excused from voting on the
motion of Mr. Banks to lay upon the table the reso.
luton submitted by Mr.. Richardson
Mr. Hughes (minority) at O'Clock and 81 min
ues n. M, moved that the House adjourn-yeas So
nays 80.
Mr.. Thomas D, Eliot (minority) moved call of the
House-yeas IS, nays IA
Mr.. Peck, (minority,) at 10 O'Clock and IS min
utes p m, moved that the House adiourn-yeas As
nays 70.
Mr.. Mace (minority) moved call of the House
yeas 43, nays rs.
minutes a. M, that the House adiourn-veas 49,
navS al