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restored BY the use of bottle or two, TO bloom
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Price 81 per bottle; three for S5 six for %.
Sole proprietor, .. T. COHEN,
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AYERS PILLS,
For all the purposes Of q
Family Physic.

There has long existed q pub
lie demand for an effective Pur-
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PROCIeAMATLON.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.--Tko best mate
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made and sold by WIN. H. FAULKNER. the only
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quality furnished at short notice. the most reason
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ERSON HAVING THE AROVE

~ amount TO loan, on the most unexcephOnable
realestate security, will hear Of customer by ad-
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Post Office. nov 26-dtf
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or THE SPINE, WEAKNESS IN THE BACK Or
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j. w. BARNECLO,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &c,
1888 Se0enA street. 6etaoees II and streets,
WASHINGTON, d. O.
n b. ALI articles sold warranted TO prove as rep
resented.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
UST received q large stock of Drugs,
a. Chemicals, Pertumery, Fancy Goods, 6c., &c,
and keep constantly ON hand all the popular Family
Medicines, as well as everything pertaining to the
Drug business All goods in my line will be sold at
the most reasonable prices.
D. BOSWELL Druggist,
Corner OF Maryland Avenue and 7th ST.,
and Az and Il sts., Island Wash'n, ID. O.
p. g. Camphine and ETHEREAL Oil as low as can be
bought In the city. jan 24-lm
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Price 81 per Dor; or, for the convsnience Of those
residing where II has not been introduced ~ yet u
will be forwarded by mail prepaid, to any one en-.
closing "a lettersamps, in any part OF the United
States except Oregon and California; or 70 these for
ry- liberal discount 70 dealers, and delivered in
New York city free OF expense.
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SPECIAL FERRY NOTICE.

And BY all Druggists everywhere.
dec 18-eosm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-04
Our Difficulties with Spain adj
juStod.

Tho country will learn with great sat.
isfnction, that since Mr.. Soule has left
Madrid, the BIack Warrior difficulty
has been settled. The matter would
have been satisfactorily adjusted long
ago, if Mr. Soulc had simply dono lis
duty and placed in the hands of the
Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs a
copy of Mr.. Marcy's letter making the
demand for reparation. This neglect is
unaccountable except on the surposition
that he was DESTROYS to avoid the settle
ment of our difficulties with Spain. in
order to enbroil the two countries in
war. 1t would secm that as soon MS tho
Spanish government had received and
had time to examine the arguments Of
Mr.. Marcy, it nccejed to the justice of
his claims We copy the following from
the n. Y Ercning Post:
We have received authentic and en-.
tirely reliable intelligence Of the arrival
of dispatches from tho Spanish govern.
ment BY tho last steamer in which ey.
cry demand made by the President upon
the Spanish government, growing out Of
the Black Warrior difficulty. has been
acceded to. What these demands were.
arc set forth at length in the letter of
the Secretary Of State to Mr.. Soulc,
dated june %, 1864, with tho general
tenor Of which our readers are familiar.
In that paper Mr. Marcy claimed
First.-That if the manifest Of tho
Black Warrior was not in strict con.
formity to law, (and it was upon this
ground the seizure Of the Black Warrior
was made) tho fault was in the Custom
House officers at Cuba, who not cnlv
permitted, but directed the form Of
making it,
This fact is now understood to DO ad-
miited by Spain.
Second.-Mr. Marcy insisted that the
consignee of the Black Warrior was on
titled to twelve hours, after the arrival
Of the vessel, to amend the manifest
that he offered to do it 10 this case, and
that permission was refused him.
This fact, also, we are assured, is con.
coded by the Spanish government
lhlrd.--Coafen'ation. vas asked for
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Coreipn NoWR.

Ut tV1a! mail Steamer HHU arrived
as Halifax last Thursday night We give
the substance If her news
The dates from Liverpool nrc to Sat.
urday. March 9Th, one week later than
the adviccs received by the Atlantic.
No event Of Striking Importance had
occurred during the week.
Public attention was generally center.
ed on tho doings Of the Vienna Confer.
cnce, which was formally inauguratod OH
the | 9Th Of March
Hopes and fears were about equally
balanced as to the probability Of peace
resulting from the Conference.
From the seat Of war the most impor-
tapt statement is that the Allies had re.
opened their fire upon Sebastopol. and
with good effect.
The Roebuck Committee was still pros.
ocuting the inquiries into the conduct of
the war.
a manifesto from the new Emperor Of
Russia 10 his army is interpreted as
warike demonstration. 1t is as follows:
MANIFESTO OF ALtXANnEr II.
dhaH U0rrtOrS!-E uihfM DE-
JenderS # ChHreh, 7hrofc. anil Coun.
np!-Itl Las Pleased Almiohtv Cnd 70
visit US with the most painful and rriev-
ro,Lcr ooj Lonof,n,o. t. ~ w. common,
his unwcaried care for Russia's prosncr.
ity and the glory Of the Russian arms.
the Emperor Nicholas Pau,ovitch nv
blessed father has departed to eternal
life. His last words wcrc:-.I thank
the glorious, loyal Guards, who. in 1895
saved Russia, and | pray God to main.
tain the courage and spirit by which they
have distinguished tlcmsclves under nc
81 long as this spirit remains upheld.
Rns,ia's tranquility is secured. b,,h
within and without. Then. wo to her
oncnlies love my troops rs my own
children, and haze strivon as much rs
could to improve their condition. if
was not entirely successful in that re
spcct, 1t was from no want Of will. but
because was unable to do more Nav
these ever memorable words remain ire
served in your hearts as a proof Of his
sincere love for you. which share to the
largest extent, and let them be pledge
OF your devotion for me and Russia.
May the sacred memory
Of Nicholas survive in our rauks. as
terror to the foe, and for the glory Of
Russia. ALEXANDER
A postscript presents to ,bo Cr,ras
the uniform worn bv thc dccoasod a,.1
directs them to retain on tLcir accom- .na
mcnts the initial Of NicJ,olos
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Isaac V. Fowler, Postmaster.


Appointment Office March 22.1s55. (
SIN Your letter Of tho 2Oth inst. is
received, In answer, I an directed by
the Postmaster General to inform YOU
J. Tho act of 81 March. 1850 making
no provision Cor unpaid letters to Places
within tho United States, on the same
or day following any such uupaid letter
or letters being put into Post.O Office,
the Postmaster thereof will post up con
spicuous'y in his office a list Of the same.
stating that they are held for postage
f not attended to, such letter. must be
returned monthly to the Dead Letter
Office
?. Letters Part paid should be dis
patched, charged with the additional
postage duo at the prepaid rate, accord
ing to distance established by said act,
except where the omission to pay tho
correct amount is known to have been
Intentional, when thsv should be treated
the same as letters wholly unpaid.
3. 1t is proper to forward letter
When requested in writing. When for,
wardcd no additional postage shonid b.
charged if the letter, contrary to is ad
dress. has been niissent If it has been
sent according TO its address, and then
forwarded, it must be charged with ad
di'iona postage at The prepaid rate. nc,
cordinG to distance established by the
act or March 3. 1855. aforesaid
Ship letters, as they canno. he pre-
ra'i. and arc not supposed 10 be en-
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Gbt Re9ister.
Funeral OF Judge Phelps.
>MTDDLEBURY, APRIL 4, 1856.

The funeral of Judge Phelps, at 81.
Stephens Church, on Thursday after
noon last. was attended by large con.
course of people, not only from the rev.
cral towns in this county, but from va.
rious parts Of the State Tho members
Of the bar Of this county were prcsen, in
II body, and largo representations from
those OF Chittcndcn ard Rutland coun.
tics. Judges Isham, Picrpoint and
Peck were also in attendance.
An eloquent discourse was preached
by the Rt. Rev Dr. lloPKiNs, Bishop of
this diocese, from Romans XIII, l.6,7.
1t was most impressive sermon. emf.
ucn,ly beGliing the occasion and though
eHtcmporanoous, We hope it may DO writ
ten out for the press There woro also pres.
cnf, of tho clergy, taking part in the re.
ligious exercises. the Rev. DR. J. A. Hicka.
Of Rutland, tho Rev. 4. l.. Randolph. of
Brandon, and tho Rev W L. WeLte.
rector o. tho parish
Tho following grntloncu noted "A
brarers AMI pail bearers
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Varieties,

TIE WISHES OF THE ?, TT. These,
where they are sound, are moderate
small house md a large garden, few
friends, and plenty Of looks, Nay we
not add, dear companion helper, who
viii attend to his small house, and
make lis quiet home happier?
Napoleon is said to have remarked
OF physicians, whom no found to be
materialis's; They do not believe that
man has a soul hecauae they cannot
ind it with their dissectins knife
ii" A slave has but one mns.cr--tbe
ambitious man las as many masters as
there are persons whose aid may con.
tribute to his advancement.
Sir Peter Loly made it rule new
or to loo}; at a bad picture, having
found by experience that whenever he
cid 50 his pencil took hint from it.
Apply the same rule to bad books and
Saascenpany.~-
!. Tobacco aud Bacchus.
With tobacco and NAcehus you pass all the
day.
70 you use up your system and drive health
away,
Oh lie not one poisoa enough
IL hot Bacchus himself strong enough for
the deed
Why tobacco can dry you alone
But tobacco to Bscchus-tho grape to the
weed
Is the cru.lest folly that's known.
To THE PoINT.-A candidate for
the Authorship Of Mississippi, being
called upon for a speech at a public
meeting, delivered the following
"Fellow citizens, you have called on
me for a few remarks. l have none
to make. have no prepared speech.
Indeed, | am no speaker. / do not
desire to be speaker. only want to
be an Auditor"
A generous mind does not feel as be.
longing to itself alone, but to the whole
human raoe.
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CoI.tnR'A This is Tic ran,o desig.
mated for the new State whirh it is pro-
posed to make out Of California This
division will probably satisfy for tho
present the demand which has started
up for a new republic, ard an entire
separation of the Pacific sorc from tho
Atlantic States. We do not ind in tho
California papers by the last arrival tia.
this measure is pressed with 50 much
eagefness as it was at first. The moro
prudent politicians hesitate about cutting
loose and breaking up their connection
WIN the erca, republic
we suppose that tho present move
ment has 10 deeper origin that in tho
disappointment Of political asprants in
the undue proportion Of candidates and
tiiiccs in what has been called tbs
plethora Of great men" Bat there arc
natural and geographical reasons wha
the connection between the Atlantic and
the Pacific States will not bc maintain.
cd without serious difficulty, nor without
mutual patriotic sacrifices As the Pa
2ihc territory increases. in population
aud III resources, these difficulties will
lkowise increase Wa NAV. however.
nope that the wonderfully advance j.
means OF communication. the triumpLs
Of steam and Of the telegraph. may pre-.
ven. separation which would lie unfor.
tunate TO both parties. but which there
Is too much reason to fear may b.
brought about. -Pr0r. JonrH0l
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tho logs consequent on tie illegal sciz
ure This The Spanish government have
agreed to paw.
Fourth The Spanish government
have also agreed to remove all persons
now in Office who were implicated in the
seizure, and have ordered tho revenue
Elects who participated Improperly
therein. and who are not now in offiee.to
be tried for their misconduct.
Thus il appears tina. without any min
lister at all at Madrid. and with sim
pie secretary Of legation to communicate
and transmit the dispatches Of the re.
spectivc government TO each other, this
whole war breeding spectre has been laid,
and Spain has promptly and choerfIlly
offered every Naturalization that was
asked of her in the letter Of the Secret.
airy of State to Mr.. Souc dated the 22d
june, 1854.
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JgNNy LiND.-The London Morning
Advertiser says
Jenny Lind has entered int an en-
gagemcut to revisit England, in her for
mer capacity. From religious ,cruplcs.
she has determined never moro to appear
before the pablo under any crunztan.
ces which could be construed into giving
ler sanction to theatrical or operate
performances. She has further resolved.
that all her future exhibitions before the
public shall partake, more or less. of the
character Of sacred music and with this
view. she has. We are informed, stipula-
ted that she will sing only in Exeter
Hall. She is expected here some time
in April Our readers are aware that
Jenny Lind is now the mother of two
children
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The ARCTIC ExPEpirIoN.-Lieut.
Henry j. Hartstein, of the NAVY,
lately commanding the California mail
steamer Illinois, has been appointed
to the command of the new Arctic Tx.
petition, in search Of DR.. Kane.
New York LIQUOR BILL.-Tho
Senate of New York, on Wednesday,
refused to strike out the search and
seizure clause from the liquor bill now
pending.
The Brook Farm estate. situated in
West Roxbury, Mass. and belonging
to the city Of Roxbury, was sold at
auction on Thursday for about
$21 900.
GOING To EuRoPE.-Mr. Horace
Greeley, Of the New York Tribune, is
going'to Europe in few days.
BALTIMORE. March 29,-IfoN. W.
S. ARCHER, formerly U. s. Senator,
died yesterday, in Amelia county,
Nirginil, "a --.
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Vote for Council of Censors.

The vote of Wednesday last, us usual
in the election Of council Of censtrs
was very light In this town it was a
bout one-third of our ontiro vote. In
other parts of the County the proportion
was still less Tho same appears to bc
true Of the rest Of the State. We give
such returns as have come to hand. The
official returns are TO be made to the
several county clerks within fourteen
days of the election Tho complete can.
vass is to be made by the several county
clerks at Montpelier, on the 9th day Of
Nav next.
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Letter of Hon. Geo. p. Marsh.


The following letter was received from
tho Hon Geo P. Marsh, by the com.
mittec Of the bar Of this county, appoint.
cd to notify members Of the bar in ad.
joining counties of the time Of the flu.
neral Of Judge PHrLPs aud to invite
their attendance.
BrhLiNc1oE, March 2s, 1855.
DEAR Sun . | much regret, that en-.
gagementa, which cannot violate with
out serious Inconvenience to others as
well as to myself, put it quite out of my
power TO comply with the request Of ms
brethren the Bar of Addison County. to
unite with them tomorrow in attending
the funeral Of the late Hon. S. S. Phelps.
Having well known Judge Phelps du.
ring most Of his professional and the
whole Of his public career, l have been
able to observe, and in some degree, |
hope, to appreciate the very eminent
ability with which he discharged the do
ties of a counsellor, legislator and a
judge. / should therefore have taken
pleasure in publicly tesiifing m5 sense
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Of his great servicos OF the bar, in the
Scuate, aud upon the bench, as well as
Dy sympathy with and respect for lis
cotimable family, but trust tho engage.
ments l have referred to will be deemed
sufficient apology for neglccling a duty
which should updcr other circum.
stances hovo been happy 10 perform.
l am, sir, very respectfully yours,
GEORGE p. MARSH.
J. W. STEWART. ESQ. -
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kYow NoTnYGs ~ VlEc,vrA Tie
Eiclmond Post, the organ of he Know
rothings, says: We learn from a
source in which We place the most nipple
it confidence, that there arc. already in
Eastern Virginia, $1,000 members Of
the Knaw nothing Order. How many
there are in the West. we do not know
We learn from Kauawha that there are
two thousand in that county alorc We
learn that there arc already nine Lun-
dr'd in Wytho, and that the weekly in.
crease Is tremendous in the strongest
democratic counties in the West the
Kuow rotllirgs are the strongest. But
thry are strong everywhere all over
western Virginia the fame is carryin.
everything bcfori it as inevitably as a
fire on prairie "
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In the Massachusetts House of Rcn.

In the Massachusetts House Of Rcp
resentatives, the liquor bill, which had
already passed the Senate, and which
makes the first offence punishable by
imprisonment, was passed TO a third
reading, by vote Of 2Si to A.. No
opposition is anticipated to its final
passage. 1t will have to 20 back to
the Senate for concurrence in a few
unimportant amendments. This law
is very stringent, but believed to be in
accordance with the constitution.
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TnE VETO PowER During the Pros.
identid terms Of the elder Adams. Mr..
jefferson, Mr.. Muurce, John Quincy
A3rms, and General Taylor.no bill bass
ed ly Congress was vetoed. All tho
liils which either Mr.. Madison or Gen.
tral Jackson ever vetoed, were c.rcllsirc-
~ VpoR constitutional grounds Wash
ingion never vetoed but one bill, and
that was tie Appointment Bill, about
which there WAS a difference of opinion
in regard to the construction to be rnt
upon clause Of tho Constitution
Boston TTQNScrilt
1t has remained for President Pierce
to veto claims against the Government,
whieE have been passed by half a dozen
Congresses.
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BoGus $40 PiEcEs. Counterfeit $40
gold pieces have been pat in circulation
recently in Buffalo, and our citizens will
do well to be oil their guard when such
pieces of money are rendered The
" Democracy" says they arc of precisely
the same circumference rs the genuine
coin, but not as thick being composed
chief! Of gold, they are heavy, weighing
about SIS or Sl4 Detection is easy,
as for some reason, the makers have
placed the word sold in small raised
letters, at the lower edge of the head Of
Liberty.
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The BANK DrrAlcArlov AND SuIclpr.

The BANK DrFALcATIoN AND SuIclpE.
-Rumors continue TO increase in mum.
Der aud circulate on the street concern.
ing the causes which led TO the unfor.
tuna'e end of Mr.. 7. W. Hooper. late
paying teller Of the Merchants Bank.
many Of which it is impossible to trace
to any good foundation. Among others,
aud in addition to those already pub.
iished, 1t is stated that liabilities for
funds borrowed for the purpose of ma
king his accounts square at the bank are
known 10 exist to the amount of s73-
GOO - Bci' IoEr. 49,,
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Fort EDWARD INsrIrurE.-T The FIRST
term of this institution closed with public
examinations and exhibitions on the 18th
and 18th ult. The nutnber of scholars in
attendance was very large about 500,
wo believe.
The report of the examining committee,
which We have received, is highly favor
able, md decidedly creditable to the
board Of teachers.
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"CEArirYiSC.-lhc Patrio. think, i.
is gratifying that but few Democrat, Lave
joined the X. NJ. and what have Joined
arc Withdrawing. Now we think It graf,
flying that many democrats in our o;in-
ion, are connected with the American
party, and they are faiihfui aud tri,i
ir!cidS OF the movement We d. NOT
pretend to know. but orr facilities far
Judging correctly, We think arc n 20 ID
as the Patriots = N0rfbGci{ star