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NEVER FAILING REMEDY,
UOLLOWAl'S OINTMENT.

SETS ASlDEiilS CRUTCH-
ES AFTER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Cerp If letter from NJ. 1H0mpsOn, Chem
iH, Lir'ypa1i, daisd ArslH 2U:h, 1852.
TO Professor Holloway,
DEAh SiR-l nm enabled to furnish you
-iIh Il most extraordinary cnic eilcced ly
your Invaluable Ointment and Pills. wmSh
has astnnshed every person acquainted with
the sufferer About 10 years ago, Mr. W.
Cummiu,, of Salincy Street, in this town, wa,
thrown from his horse Whereby he received
very serious Injuries he had the best medical
advice At the time. and was afterwards nm in
mate cf different inlirmilcs, Yet he grew
worse. aud at length malignant running ul-
Ger settled in his hip, which So completely cril
pied him, tina; he could not move Without
crutcac, for ncarl, 10 vears;rec.ntly lie began
10 use your Ointment aAd Pills, which havs
now healed the wound. strengthened his limb,
and enabled him to dispense with his cruichcs,
so that he can walk with the greatest case, and
with renewed health and vieorr
(Signcdl j. THOMPSON.
A most Extraordinary cure Of Dreadful
Kin disease when all Medical aid had failed
Copy AZ a letter frcm M HirG, Draper, ri
kfddv, ncaj G"iastpr9 .foisd NareA Isl, 1852.
To Professor Holloway,
SIg- Some time Since one OF nv cl.i,drcn
was III ctcd with dreadful! crupiions over tho
body and limbs obtained the advice OF sew.
cial eminent ,IrScol. and PHYSICIANS, hy alt
OF whom the ease was considered horclcs..
4, Length tired your Ointment and Pisand
without cNaggcrarion, the effect was mracu!-
Gus. ful lay pcr-cyerin. in their use, all the o.
rupiions quickly disappeared. aud the child
va, restored to PEI fcct health.
Z pre,ions'y los. cliild from similar CON-
plant, and frm'y believe. lad in her case
adopted your medicines she won d have been
saved also. shall be ham, to testify tho
1 ruth Of this 10 any enquirer
! = -ncdi j IllRD, Draper.
Cetain Remedy for Sc"ibulic linmouls-
a"" an ASlotf" ''4 GUY oI nj ora Lazy sew
envy years Of ntc o. = har lrE.
7 CppB O( Letter lfe4i .Mtssts. ITuiior ard
b Co. Chcnis,, Be,i
40 Io'eSso' ii.''""'H'
! DEAR SRA mong tie nun erous cures r.
/ fectcd by tic use OF your ynlunllc n,edici, ..
in this eirhlourho6d we nav men inn ,hs,
of anuld ln,.yliv;nr in the Viilarc of pr.s'nn
about five mile, trum ms CIV SL. hAJ nj
ceratcd wounds in her lcr for m,nv,e ,rs AMI
nttcrly they increased "a ,ucb nm ais,mIr, ox'
ten; as TO DEFY all the usual r,m,dios he,
health rapidly giving way uIdcr rho sno', rim :,
heendurcd. In mi, distres sine copdi,ion .bs
hno rccoursc In vonr Oiutmcr,,,I pilis anS
hy the assistance of her friends xns .nslIss
to pcrsevere m ,hcir u.c. mil ,be ,ec,;reJ 4
perfect cure. We have ourselves been rren,ly
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! FROM AusTRAMA.-Thc ship Ari-
adnc has arrived at Valparaiso with
advices from Melbourne to the 18th
of November. She brought thirteen
thousand dollars in gold dust in charge
of Adams & Co.'S messenger.
The Melbourne Argus Of the 31st
of October contains the following an
nouncement Died in this city, very
suddenly, of fever, on the 30th in
slant, Capt Jacob B. Ford, Of Salem,
Massachusetts, aged 40.
The same journal says-Wc are in
formed that party Of Americans have
sent in an offer to the proper quarter.
to water twelve of the principal streets
of Melbourne efficiently, at an expense
of $500 per month. and that they are
pre- AIRED with proper carts, &C., to
commence the work Immediately.
A sydney correspondent of the
Melbourne Argus reports the abandon.
ment of the Orange river sovereignty
by the British Active preparations
were making to colonize the banks and
driyo a trade alon. the sides of the
newly explored Murray river. A
very exciting sailing match had taken
place Oh the waters of Port Philip,
be'wccn the American schooner Pride
OF the :'ea-buil, br Geor.c steers of
Ncv Yo;k-and the English Yacht
ella. III which the latter WAS far dis.
tanced. \ number Of United states
new,1ols had landed in Melbourne.
and created quite n jcalously amongst
the newsral er folks by their eager
business halis. The last trade re-
ort. aaa soid circulars are given.
/ Provisions were plenty except -four,
which sold at G12 $500 per bag
/ h. price Of gold at the mues was
50 los Sd per ounce.
MlJ5Une, Nov. 16. The Price Of
gold has continued steady for the past
month at IS 16s Cd per ounce, with
rather limited supply.
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CONSU MPTluN.

There is, perhaps, no disease with which
or country is affected, which sweeps oil an
nuallY 50 many victims a, that tell DESTROYER
OF the human ace-COn.umpton Day al
ter day, year after year, the insatia,c monster
hurlies 10 the portals OF the cold aud silent
tomb fresh added victims TO its conquest.
No walk Of life is sacred from its bllghtine in
fuencc No age is exempt FROM lis death
dealing shafts The old, the middlc-aecd
and the young, all alike, are food for this
common cncsIy of mankind. The white
haired patriarch, whose life of Temperance has
rendered his system i'm. er,i ous to the attacks
OF other ills, and whose good deeds prepare
him for the cnj"ymcnts of life S calm evening.
finds Consumption fastening its flnes upon
his vitalS, and tearing him from world ever
bright 10 minds which look complaccntly on
days well spent
Is there no help for the afflicted No pre-
vcntivc of the dangers which hcsct MS in our
changeaDlr and tickle cline We think there
is. Aud if the allegations of those who are
at least entitled 10 vcracity may be believed
there is a preventive and remedy.
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered
to suffering world as such. 1t needs not
the " adyentiious aid of long string of Tic.
titious certificates to give it notorety. It,
true value and intrinsic excellence are sufii
cient to eutitlc it to the confidence Of til,
| public and to
Watt Oh to fame"
the name Of its inventor, as bcnciactor O
| his species
None genuine unless signed | BUTTS on
| the wrapper 432w
| Agents for selling Wi,tat'- Balsam: W r. Ku.sel
MMdlrhury u. = IIa.ke & son, Wr.t Cornwall
| y. :. Atwood, shoreham; l. Z. Brn.un. Whiting
| 4. 2. Roscpe, NeN Haven J. u. Srcdham. Bristol
| T.C Smith, NJ 'nhton +, Huntington, Vergcnne,
| c. G. Nichols, Casileton.
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81 Wall st, New York, Nov. 10, 1861
Mr. Ii. j.. Myers.-Dear Sir This will
certify that have suffered durin. the past
year with Scrofulous Affection Of the ewes.
cruising much pain and resisting all efforts
of cure, having tried many prescriptions,
and taken voyage al sea, in hope of recov-
ering my health, but all to no effect was
nersuadod by a friend, to make trial Of your
Extract Of Rock Rose, from which have
experienced great relief tproducos a most
happy citc in driving the humors To the
surface, and then gradually disappearing
Conscious of the unsurpassing excellence OF
your me licine for all impurities of the blood
| checrluly submit the above to the consid.
Grafton Of the afflicted. Yours respectfully
IIlRAM kETCHUM,J in.
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naD~ Public opinion in England is
excessively exasperatcd against Prince
ALBERT, charging him with extending
his influence from the royal drawing
room and chamber to the Cabinet
Councils, and even with divulging to
his German kindred and friends the
secrets of the Government concerning
the momentous Eastern question. lie
is accused of being devoted to Russian
interests, opposed to war, and very
cold with regard to the French alliance
Ii was even said that this undue and I'm.
constitutional interference will be
brought before the next meeting Of
Parliament, and that the well.known
Mr.. RoEBucK is to be the accuser on
this occasion. Prince Albert is charg
cd with doing all this, if not for the
further aggrandizement of his family
at least Cor the consolidation of the
Coburgs in the various positions oc,
cupied by them throughout Europe.
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DENTISTRY.

Mr.. EDlroa will you do mo the favor to
correct the public mind in relation to the cir
cu'alion of - story HAT is going the rounds
IN This vicinity, thai hav' sold nut my bu>i
ndS, u, a Dentist ia this place, and have nu
right 10 nr ctice my profession in Middle
bury. The au;hor or originator Of the abovc
has made "A great mistake or been guilty of a
base yiudiclivr fahricajiun such i, not the
tact. have not, nor do intend 10 sell my
profession, So long as it is my interest to pl.c-
lice it, have hal other bn,inrss, winch
would prrcud, my being in my rnice hut a
very small portion OF the tim, for the pa t
ycar, for which beg iarlou). SAoud my
OLD patrons, and the puhlic in general, wish
fnf my professional services, they are assured
that my Office will be opened carly in til,
coming spring, for the reception Of all sucl
aN ma want their teeth PIT in good REPAIR
where they will find oyE LIVE DrNnsr and
perhaps TWO. have beca Informed recent
ly, that artificial Teeth have fallen very ",ucl
in price consequently the inserting of Tech
VIII be much less than the old prices. 40
NATHANIEL HARRIS, " D., Dents,
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I'll nrrir0,

In Bellows Falls, January 18th at the par
sonasc of the NJ, L Church, by Rev l.. G.
Dickinson, Mr. FRANKLrs o. PlEncr, Of St.
Johnsburv. to Miss Many L. WEBSTER, Of
Walpole y. II.
IN Ca>tlcton, on the 3istult by Rev. J.
Steele, Nh NAruAhlEh CnAplS. OF W"stiield,
Mass, 20 Miss Many BtRr, Of Montpelier
In Castleton OH the 3lst ult by Rev J.
steele, Rev. JAMES 4. PAGr, Of 81. Louis,
Missouri. to Miss CAROLINE liowr, daughter
Of Ion. Z. Howe, Of Castlcton.
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Ali00lrburn Eptrlllll.

A lecture may be expected before the Mid
dlebury Lyceum on Tuesday evening, Feb
Dist, 1854, by
PRoF WILLIAM II PARKER,
at Union Hall. Subject Kcpicr amt Galilco
as Astronomers Doors open at CO o'clock,
and the lecture will commence at precisely :
O'Clock
Tickets can be obtained OF W s Lane.
42:2w By order If Ex Com.
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BURNING OF A STEAMER, AND Loss
OF SIXTY LIvEs.-By dispatches from
New Orleans VIC are informed that the
steamer Georgia from Montgomery,
Alabama, (probably for Mobile, )caught
fire on Saturday night, aud was
totally destroyed, with the most of her
cargo, consisting of upwards of 1000
bales Of cotton. There we're nearly
200 passengers on board the Georgia
principally emigrants and their slaves
bound to Texas, and it is thought as
many as sixty of them were either
drowned, or burned to death. All the
baggage and money was lost. The
boat was valued at S2S, 900, and Tho
loss Of property is estimated at ovol
$4,000.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District Of Addison, IS. that Al a Probate
Court held at Middcbury in and for the Dis
trict OF Addison, on the Sth day Of Feb. 4. D.
1858
Chauncy Human, of0rweli, in said District
named executor in an instrument purponing
To be the last will and testament Of
SYLVIA llINMAN,
late ofsaid Orwell, deceased. presents said ill.,
>trumcnt for probate 1t is thcrcupon
ordered, that said instrument be considered
for probate by this Court, at the next session
thereof to be held q. the Office Of the Reg
lister of this Court in said Middlebugy, on
Thursday, the I'd day OF March next, at ten
o'clock in the foremocn and that notice
thereof he given TO all persons intercs-
ted, that may appear and make their OBJ
iections, il any they may have, TO the pro
bate and allowance Of said will, by publish
ing a certified copy Of this order in the Mid
debury Register, u newspaper printed at said
| Middlebury, three weeks successfully preyi-
Gus 10 the time of said Court
.Irp. S. BuSHsELL, Register
! A true copy Of record
i39w Attest jap. 8. BuSHSILt, Register
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The latest Foreign News is eagerly
sought for by the American people, but
not moro eager are they for the latest
news, than they are for Hot Corn" O
work describing life scenes in New York.
Just think off, Poor Wild Maggie" with
her tat'ered dress, and bare feet, these
cold nights, while sitting by your com
Portable fires You will find this book
at Copeland's book store.
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STATE OF VERMONT, &c 1t remon-
district If Addison. IS. hrrcd tAst, alta
Probate Cuuit held Mt Middlcbury, in ard
for the district Of Addison, III he ell day Of
January, A. D. ls5i;
John u. Weeks. administrator Of the cs,
tate of MARK Il, WEEkS.
late Of Salisbury, in said di>uic,, deceased,
~, SCENTS his petition in Writing 10 this court
ptalip ior license 10 sell the real estate Of
said deceased, for the purpose of rayine Tho
debts of said deceased and expenses If nd-
uiinistratlon; and therein sets forth the a.
mount Of debts allowed by commissioners
agains, the estate OF said deceased, snd III.
expenses of administration, and thai the sad
deceased LETT no personal estate, the situation
Of the real estate and n Al il Is necessary to
sell al the real estate Of said deceased fnr
the purposes aforesaid: II is thcreupon o.
dcrcd, that said petition he considerod h,
/ This Court. Al the session Il crtnf to be held
/ Al the office of the Register Of this Ccurt nv
said Niddlehury on Thursday the 10Th day
of February next, ~ ten o'clock in the folr-
/ noon And that notice lhcI,uf be given To
, all persons interested. that They may APPEAR
and make their objections, II any they may
nave, 10 said license being granted, by pub
fishing certified copy If this oldcr IN the
MiddlthurN Register, newspaper print, Il
At said Middehnrv, three weeks sucrrssi,, ly
previous 10 The time Of said Court
jan. :. EvsHsEit, r. gistcr.
| \ true copy OF record.
81 ;3v Attest Jan. S. lsrsuSFIL, Re- Stcr
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIZ, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons a.
gaiust the estate of
LUClUS W. CLARK,
late of Mildlcbu'y, in said District deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; AID six months from the 23d
day of January, lSaI, being allowed tor that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to the business of our said
appointment, At the Office of Peter Starr in
said Hlddlebury, on the third Wednesdays of
March and July next, from nine O'Clock, A.
NJ, until four o'clock, Z. NJ, on each Of said
days.
PETER STARR. Com,s
Dated AT Nlddleburyi this Sth day Of Feb
ruary. a. ID. 1854. 43;
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SoLoN CARLTON. aged 2S, son of
j. X. Carlton Of Windsor, was found
naked, in the snow, near the side walk
last Friday night, between twelve and
one o'clock. He was taken up and
carried into the house occupied by DR..
BAKER, where he died in about ten
minutes. He had been subject to fits
since his infancy, and was at times
deranged. lie got up from his bed
after all had retired, and went into the
street without a single article of cloth
ing upon him. He was at least a
quarter Of a mile from his residence
when found Windsor Journal.
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HYpRO.ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS

PULVERMACHER'
HYDR0-ELECTRIC V0LTAIC CHAINS
a new and novel mode Of applying u pow.
criul remedial agent, so constructed ~ 10 be
worn under the garments next to the skin
Producing constant, uninterrupted current II
Electro Magnetism affecting Iuircdiatc Peiicf
from the most acute pnin. and also ptima-
ncnt cure Of all Nervous Diseases
It seldom has failed TO furnish almost H.
slant re,ic'i ann " Hn"i permanent cure, ny n,-
i''',.;.,. ,i.aa,a' ~ ~ WV w.
,o"'"S
c c"v," s'' p,in,n,ia "" ,,,,,,
Pn,nts.. prmdrrsl Ii,ndnrle,
riinfn aud sw-il,d Juinr-si. vitue' pauce,
nr"r"'g'a o, Tue ace nrnurn, nrb,n''
ne,tr,'. n, ,' nl,ndn,.,, ii",,.S,,, u, s"r,,,
An It.. .,,., o.o aa,..a T., d.s,;,,,
gu "i','',g' ..'' a. ~ =, u
~ .u'' ave-
u no p'In,"nent'! V".e" ny fml y "e"''"N
pE I1 IrTpl,ttSTnCn
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1AGUERREAJ GhILERY !

nOCT BROCKWAY, ha, 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-
paratu-, AMI will have both Northern aid
Sky-Light, (rcgaIded is the most purfcct,)
as well as a first rate assortment Of Cases,
both single and groups. hey will bc.in read
ness to wait on Gentlemen aud Ladies in this
department after The present week. Having
the good will, the influence and instructions
Of Mr., Tapley, known as \ skillml artist, they
expect to please, and Of course enjoy the
patronage Of his community
JoSEPllUS BROrKWAY,
WM. W ORMSBEE.
NiiddlebuTy, Feb. II, 1854. i3.
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FANNY FoRRESTER.-This estimaLle
lady, known even better by her nome
de plume than as Mrs. Judson, is, we
regret to learn, in very precarious
health. Her life has been one which
has made her kindly known in every
circle where the union Of Christian vir,
tue and talent is priced. Mrs. Judsou
is at present with her brother. al
Cazenovia, Madison county.-AlbanJ
Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remembered
District of Addison, So. that, at y Probate
Court held At Mddl, bury in and for the
District Of Addison, on tho lst day OF Feb.
4 D. 1854
Frederick u, TAYLOR, administrator 1f tho
estate Of
CALVIN X. AYlOR,
llc Of Salisbury in said District, deceased,
presents his petition in writing to said Count
uaving tor license to sell all the real estate
Of said deceased. for the purpose of paying
the debts of said deceased An expenses of
administration, and therein sets forth the
amount of claims, allowed against said rs.
tate and the expenses o. administration, the
value of the personal estate and the situa-
ton of the real state of said deceased and
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Pulvermacher's

Patent Hydro Electric Noltaic Chains.
Physicians are invited to examine. For sale
by ii. A. SHELDON.
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Election Of Commissioner.

The frccmcn Of Addison County, who
wish 10 have the Vermont Temperance Law
executed according to the tenor thereof are
requested to meet at Ncrgenncs, ut 10 o'clock,
A. NJ ON the 2lst instant. TO nominate a
County Commissioner for the year ensuing.
Erasmns D Warncr, Within Nash.
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Gloves.

Ladies and Gcntlcmens White, Black and
assorted coIors Kid Gloves. in good assert
mcnt nj l.. NALLETTES.
Fob \
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DRCE Of Window sash Reduced Pre-, rnt
l pricc q :" cent, per ligl For sal, ~
July 5, 1859. PECKWiIN
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JlC ONLY
FOR A HOMESTEAD,

100 FARMS AMI 2000 BUILDING LOTS,
TO be divided un the 3l,i If Jan, 1884, a
inung COG Subscribers Over 500 Of these
arealroady engaged. Many ofihc Lotsncar
these have been sold Tor iioin Ice TO 200
per cent, advances over the price for which
these Lots are low sod, showing that
the purchase will be ..od ilvesmcnt.
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Special Notice.

All persons Indebted to the subscriber, are
notified that payment must be made be fore
the irst of April next, if they wish In save
cost. j. NJ. GORDON.
req. 10, 1901 i3itAprl
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VALENTINES!

A large assortment ofNalcntinrs from & cts.
to - 50. Also Valentine writer's and Enycl-
lopesi just received by
Jan. %, 1854 A. II. COPELAND
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Importers and .Iohhcrs Of Cloths, Cassin'eics,
Vcstings and Trimmings. large nssoit-
meni OF fine and medium, iow priced Clothing,
constantly on hand and for sale on the most
liberal terms Merchants ARE invited to cal!
and examine our stock
~. 3 AMI 1 Etciapcc, AibaHy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-03
MORE KIDNAPPING IN BOSTON.

Ner- York, May &c, 1854.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-03
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.

The Detroit Tribune, of the 9th ult., reports the
arrival of 43 passengers that day, without acci
dent, by the U. G. r. Il.
That is well for these successful travellers We
rejoice with them in their escape. But our joy on
such occasions is always dashed with shame, that
honest men, yirtuous women, and innocent, holp-
less infants must travel under ground, while lib
erty plundering pirates can pursue them in sun.
light, on the above ground track, with their north
ern blood hounds fawning at their feet, ready to
clutch the poor innocents, wherever they can be
scented or burrowed out How is it, that in this
land such strange incidents are daily occurring
1t is that we hold fast this Union with slavchold
crs. How dissraceful. Especially when this un
ion is purchased only by our playing the slave
catcher. But for this union, refugees from South
ern tyrants, might stand erect and bid defiance Il
their pursuers, so soon as they crossed the Ohio
Not waiting as now, till they had crossed LAX
Erie or the Detroit.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-03
MORE OUTRAGRs-KIDNAPprNG.

We have to record simultaneous attempts at kid
mapping in Massachusetts,, New York and Ohio.
Read the accounts attentively and pass them round
to your neighbors. The Shareholders have just
robbed the people Of the North Of their land, in
Kansas and Nebraska, and now, by way Of testing
the humiliation Of their victims, and growing over
the successful theft purpose to keep the pundercd
NOrtherners at slave catching until such time as
they shall be wanted on the plantation where U. s.
troops will watch them as they do poor poor Burns
in the Boston Court House, now transformed to q
slave pen. Where are the Union-savers!