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TINS remedy has won fer itself such uotoriety
from its cures Of every variety Of pulmonary disease,
that il Is entirely unnecessary TO recount the Ell.
dcnces Of its virtues in any community where il
has been cmployed. So wide is tho field Of its use-
fuluess, and so numerous the cases OF its cures.
that almost every section of thu country abeunds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming aud even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried It's superiority
oyar every other medicine Of its Kind is to aTr'ar-
eut to escape observation and where its Viftucs ara
known, tho pubhc no longer hesitate what antidots
~ employ for the distressing and dangerous aifec-
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not Only in fornndablc at
tacks upon the lungs, bnt for the mildef varieties
Of Coins, CoUGus, lloARsENEss, &c. and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasanicst and safest msdi'i0s
that can be obtained.
As il has ng boon in constant use Throughout
this scciion We T. ed not do moro than the
people its 1ahty il kept up to the hest that i ever
has b en-. "a ,a.t the genuine article is sold ~
W. r. Russell, Mddlebury, rs
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Craal Noti1fs.

S,TATE OF VERMONT, I Be 10 remember
- instinct Of Addison, IS. ! ed that at Pro-
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and {, the
District of Addison, on the 2lst day Of No.
v,mber, A. b. 1855:
Reuben A. Damon, administrator Of the
estate Of
WILLIAM G SP0ONER,
late Of Ripton, in said district, dcceascd,pr
scnts his petition in Writing TO this court.
praying for license to sell the real estate of
Of said deceased, foi the purpose of paying
thejdclds of said deceased, and expenses VI
administration, and therein sets forth amount
ofclaims against said estate and the expenses
OF administration, the value of the present
estate and the situation Of the real estate Of
said deceased, aud that il Is Necessary TO sCn
all the real estate. except such Part rs tho
widow and children Of said deceased are UI-
titled to lave assigned to tn, for a home
stead for the purpose aforesaid It is there
upon ordered, that said petition be consider
ed by this Court. at the session thereof TO hg
held at the office of the Register Of this court
in said Middlebury, ON Thursday, tic 18Th
day Of December next, At ten Oolttk in the
forenoon; and that notice thereof I've given to
oil persons interested that they may appear
aud make THEN Objection, if any they may
have, to said license being granted, by pnb-
fishing certified copy Of this order in th-
Middlcbuiy Register, n newspaper rint.d as
said Mdd!cbury, three weeks excessively
previous to the time Of said court.
Jed. s.. Bushnell, Register.
A true crIy u Toco'd.
ALtcSt Jcd. 5. BuShpfU Rrifirr 223w
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LUNTARY TESTIMONY

We, the subscribers, residents of Fleming,
ton, do hereby certify that we are well acqnin-
ted with DR., J. ii. Schenck' lie was attacked
by disease, which.os we believe, terminated in
Pulmonary Consumption, under the operation
of which he was reduced so low ms 10 be nm
aOe 10 leave his he'd for long time and to
all appearance waspast recovery. lie i, now
perfectly wcll-his cough and fever have left
him and we feel justified in declaring it isor
belief hat these salutary effects have result
ell from the use of the Pulmonic Svup.
MEMBER OF soSGREss, MERCHANTS,
Isaac G Farley, j, G. & j. IL Reading,
Augustus !'rshic,
COUNTY CLERK. a. V. Donnc,
Joseph Benson. Wm. r. Emery,
SURROGATE.
@ C. Seymour. CLERGY.
Jas. NJ Olmstcd,
JrDGEs OF rnE coURT.C, Baiolutte
Samuel Hill,
RobtiR Reuding, POSTMASTER.
a. C..Dayis, Geo. w. Rislcr.
MEMBERS or rEE BAR: CITIZENS.
Peer j. Clark, John n. Capner,
WIN. ~ Sloan, Mahlon C Hart
G. lhrtles, Peter Ewing,
Nathn Saxton, Asa Jones,
George A. Allen, VIM. r. Moore,
Jas. N. Reading, T. w. Burk,
Alex. Wurts. Hugh Gamer,
John l.. Jones,
PHYSICIAN. Thomas Gray,
J. +. Schenck. M. d, A J. Holcomb,
Geo. Z. Rex, M. D., David Dunbar,
Il. b. Mcrshon, M. D.tIart Wilson.
Al this time there is not a town or village
it, the United States,but in which can he found
more or less wonderful cures by the use OF
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
DR.. Schenck is the inventor Of the cele
brated Rosrirometer for examining and De
ectmg all diseases of the Lungs, Heart.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
PAiiHelpEia-GILBE ,WENTZ sec
| III Nfhird Street.
New York-C. V. CLICKNER & CO, g.
Barclay Street
BosioH-REDDING & como. s State ST
And every respectable Druggist through
ut the United States. l9:35eow
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PEAR TREES.
Union Nurseries. Keesevillo N. Y.

Union Nurseries, Keeseyille N. Y.
h"" """ """9 J"' f"" Tt"Wt7s
10 onopF, an rprp- ,...-;.
thousand Of ,he Lon;.e R,n,e a.. Inr.. 80 IT,.
lien. Wbi,e Dny"nn. o,a,H,.a T. n"'
Wink6eld and ot;e, non,,l,r sn,,l g., 'J'
which nre ofT.reI he 'hr IoI or iooo -, r '1 , ~
nrices. ala. Io,v 'j n'.r e. leu uoeu
rra,r and ,,nin'," 49, ~ ''' o"t ~
80, ,r .,,' ~ ,,',, 'D' " "e
mi. country or in 2urape nariae n ,I""h
arc ,r,incJ p,,an,;l" i ~ ~ po'', c, ", .%ese
nav i'm fll he,r;ne ,,,ice ~, 49,. ,r",,y ""u'
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That Rum Guzzler !

0FFEN SINE as Il IS am nOt,aS he reports,
" driven from Middlebury, by his breath
but those who cannot hide themselves be-
hind his shield, poverty aud infamy, will tako
care how they circulate his SANDER
Il purpose to be in Middlebury in Deem
Ecr, to attend to professional engagements,
and after the first of April, to prosecute with
yigoc, an improved style OF setting Teeth
Nov. If 1853. j. BROCKWAY.
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Hope springs Exulting from is Use while
Doubts fleeing away, give place to
Conviction most Triumphant

GOuuls hOehS AWAY give plaSO W
Conviction most Triumphant
Be kind enough, Reader. TO givcTycur
attention one moment and you will learn what
q. A. RICHARDS
ABBOTT BITTTRS
ARE GOOD FOR.
They have been made and sold 40 years,
IS years by the present proprietor, and note
this great truth; he has facts in his posse
sion showing that they hare cUrcd amt hel-
ped MoHSands, yea MOnMnds If cases u
INDIG TION.
Nervous Debiftg, Sickness at HcSomah
Dcrop cement of heUaicr brush ,Humors,
Diecstirc Functions, Colds and Copghs,
Depression Of MINT d. Co1irencSS, Jauadicc,
Spirits, FPaiUiRcy Rhcuma-
Oppression after Eat hsm,
ing Ftmoie DISTINCTIONS,
AcM .Siomac6, Loss NJ appetite,
,Sick Hradaclc, Pain IN tic Sue,
T0rpor of the Lircr ond Borcls.
Reader! You are appealed to earnestly.
Don't say"i only could believe this to he
true! | have some of the above complaints,
aud would take The medicine AT cnct VI
could only have confidence" IT Is TRUE.
IT is an honest truth, if ever thCr, was tnC
spoken. Come then, il your mind is iiri-
tdule, ulscOn leHltu. anu gloomy u u you HhN0
severe Collie Pains after tHtint YOUR food
if your body begins to waste, or your
strength to fail you.-if your counieuanrc
assumes a hHrpard ard salltw aspect If
you have a difficulty in lying on Nour LETT
side,-if yourskin is dry and shrivellcd,-
If YOU have an appetite weak and variable,
and perhaps entirely drstroycd,-i' your
whole system is languid, especially during
the process Of digestion it yon have con
Ina a,. v II q
YOU hav orl a fit Of INDIGESTION
and these great Biters are made to cure Ia
digestion, and they will do il. o,--PDd all
its attendant ills; and while at fl st it gently
stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and re-
moving these truuhl csome agents.
1T A CTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or vfrhTEp HUMoRS,
identifying the face kindinglfe and cnerTy
in your entire frame, then. Reader, will the
world no longer iook dark aHd eioomU; M
longer will your dearest hopes be banshed
and thrust aside, but with
UEALIH A Nd STR ENGTW
You vii 70 forth into the world, to say with
thousands OF othereS. G. A BGCnAups' An
BoTT BITrERs have done wonders for me
Living Witnesses are ready to testify to the
statcme above made Thirty ycais AID
upwtrd is old Doctor Abbott introduced this
medicine. 1t has been eight years in the
possession of VI. Richards, neither of whom
have advertiser it leaving it to its own mcr-
its, to W ork its own way. Now, in view Of
its gr cat curative properties in view OF
duty " hich every one owes TO the public, it
Is b ing pat befOte the people as it should
have been long ago, through the medium Of
the Press. The Label i, copyrighted, and
et'h bDt.lc. for the protection OF the con.u.
m r. and proprietor, bears the Portrait OF
Doctor VIM Abbott, together with the sig
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Silks

Ed PIECES black eros Du Rhin silks
ssv Sl,00 TO 500 per yard Also, col.
orcd Dress silks, Marcrllinc,. Florcnccs &c.
received and for sale by T.. NALLETTE.
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Winter Goods.
EIannels.

ON PIECES Shaker, English and Do.
EV nestle FiaunclN, white and coiorcd-
Also, hlcachcd and unbrachcd Cotton Elan
ncls, Oct 20. T.. NALLETTE.
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Be kind enough, Reader. TO giveTyour
attention one moment and you will learn what
L. iNII A II ISi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-12

Church Of Rome, are superstitious and
idolatrous, and do solemnly, in the pres.
ence Of God, profess, testify and declare,
that do make this Declaration aud ev.
cry part thereof, in the plain and ordinary
sense Of the words now read unto me az
they are commonly understood by Eng.
l'sh Pro,estants, without any evasion,
equivocation or mental reservation what.
soever and without any disprnsa,ion al.
ready granted me for this purpose by the
Pope. or any other authority. or Person
whatsoever, or without any hope of any
such dispsnsstion from any Person OF
Authority whatsoever or without think.
ing that am or may be acquitted before
God or man, or absolyed of this DecIara-
ton. or any part thereof, although the
Pope, or any other Person or Persons, or
Power whatsoever. should dispense with
or annul the same, or declare that il was
null and void from the beginning. So
help me God.
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Old Time Americanism

The following extracts were recently
copied from the qualification Book" in
the office Of the Secretary Of the Com.
monweal,h Of Pennsylvania being parts
of the oaths taken by the officers Of the
Government IN 1861. The willingness
in the papacy to exercise temporal do
minion seems to have been ioregone
conclusion in this province with the men
living a little less than a century ago.
The Americans Of this day are, therefore,
relieved from the charge Of having invi.
ted this slander upon Catholicism, in or
der to its persecution and their o"n ele-
valion to political power. History as also
the consciousness of the whole Protestant
world, are unequvocal and uniform in
representing the Roman Church as intol-
Grant, aggrandizing and prosecuting. Bu,
here is the rec ord:
d do swear that | do from my
heart abhor Getest and abjure as lmpious
and heretical ana damnable doctrine and
and position that Princes excommunica.
ted or deprived by the Pope or any au-
thorl,y OF the See Of Rome may be depo-
sed, or murdered by theI subjects or any
other whatsoever; and do declare that
no foreign Prince, Person. Prelate, State
or Po,entatc hath. or ought to have any
jurisdiction. power, superiority, preeml-
nence or authority. Ecclesiastical OF
Spiritual within the Realm of Great Brit
ain, or any of the Dominions thereto be-
longing SO help re God.
I-do swear that do profess
Faith in God, the Father, and in Jesus
Christ, his Eternal Son, the True God
and in the Holy Spirit. Que, God, blessed
for evermore. And do acknowledge
the Holy Scriptures OF the Old and New
Testament to be given by Divine lnsplra
ton. So help me God.
w-do solemnly and sincerely, in
the presence Of God, profess, testify, ane
declare that do believe in the Sacramen
Of the Lords Supper there Is not any
Transubs,antiation Of the Elements o
Bread and Wine into the Body and Bloot
f of Christ at or after the conservation there
Of by any person whatsoever. and tina. tn
Invocation or alteration Of the Virgil
, Mary or any other Saint and the Sacri6c
Of the Mass as they are now used in tn
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And so-FAREwELL
BuRyiNG ALIVE The Sag NIGHTS ar

BuRylNG The Sag NIGHTS are
actually talking about burying Sam y
We have often heard OF people budding
poor victims into the ground before the
breath was fairly out OF their bodies, but
the idea Of burying a strong and romp-
ing giant, in the very flush Of health, and
strength, aud activity, is one OF the most
monstrous things We ever heard Of. The
Sag Nichts had better believe that they
would find him a difficult customer to
bury. The Irishman who leaped from
The cooling board and seized his shllle
lab and broke. the heads OF the drunken
rascais tina. were holding wake owe
him was quiet corpse in comparison
with what our "Sam" would just at "pres
en-, show himself "-Lou Jour.
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QDpS AND ENDS.

In Washington. D. c.. they are poison.
ing dogs in the streets with str, Gimme.
sprnked upon bits Of meat. Why dent
they keep s,rychnine, or Prussi: acid, IN
the bottles a, the bar rooms there, Z" kill
puppies? What's the use Of numbering
such worthless things by degrees? II
noble dogs are to be slaughtered indis.
crimina,ely, why no. put ours and whelps
out Of the way in the same manner!
81 am thy fathers spirit" a. the bo''l'.
of whiskcy said to the Glasgow weaver's
boy when he found it under the bed one
Saturday night,
One main f,'sity abroad in this age, ia
the notion that women, unless compelled
to do it by absolute poverty, are IN, Of
place when engaged in domestic affairs.
The "Malaca,oon Advertiser" says wc
are gciny 10 have awful weather this
season. 1t POUNDS its prophecy on the
fact, that three black cats were seen lynn.
with their tails to the north, during ttr
ate cheated term." People should
think of this, and lay IN their fuel with.
out loss Of time
A Washington paper says that pat.
ent has just been issued to revolution
ary soldier who is one hundred years old.
and the father ot nineteen children =
Whether the patent is issued for fighting
the British. or getting up population. Is
not mentioned. We shoule not wonder
If il were the latter.
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4Sortrq.
fnf The Eilssesih sa.e,ea,
THE HEART BROKEN.

Oh 'efI 30 strange ,o-nishi,moil,er
Sheh load is On my breast,
An INV brain IS all OH fire, mother,
- cannot. Cannot rest
Fold me close 1p to your heart, mother
III is'~ly breathe TO thee,
Tha. which now makes my life, mother
Borne dorn BY misery
would whisper in thine car. m ,,hsr-
OF hours when I was gay,
And OF one loved form So dear. mother.
Who has passed from earth away.
Oh ! | ne'cr shall snle again. mo,her,
As ! smiled on that happy hour
When his answering voice met miac,
nnther,
As We sat IN the woodland bower.
il's ve'ee was low. aud sweet, mother.
A. learned upon his breast
Bat now | lone y weep. mn,her.
Far never more NAV rest
" here my heart would have found
home. mother
Ga that bfeas, "f manIv PRIDE
taf his tones were low and sweet .molher
When he chose me for his bride.
q hose were sunny hours, mother
Bun their ligh, is past and gone,
AID ne'er can vi>it the bower mother
Where those happy hours sped on.
Tim,e words seem -insing suil, mother,
Like death knelI Ia my teari,
u A L. IL .ha,
Til this dfeary LIE depart.
FoiI ne close 10 your breast, mother,
For I'm sun.-golug soon-
Nv weary soBl tnu.i rest mothef -
Rest ere II sees ITS noon;
And the heart so seer and dry, mother
Now benea'h i,s weigh, I'll love
Will hive aud love again moiher-
Fa.eseli-fateweIl. 90.
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Now, ere we ,ay down our pen. word
with the reader, who has SO kindly ac-
companied us through these papers.
We have endeavored aud hope we have
succeeded, to show the certainty OF a
course Of crime ending in disgrace and
lgnominy. and the like certainty Of Vr-
tue receiving It's full reward. We pray
the indulgence ii the reader if it has not
been accomplished in worthy manner
Clarence Vernon is true type OF many
in our midst, who have fallen through
the influence of the Club Room, or OF
some evil genius connected with it. II
we have opened the eyes Of single per-
son to the evils accruing from connec-
ton with one, we are more than repaid
for the labor bestowed upon this story
One word more. As we trace the
name OF Allie Vernon for the last time
as a confirmation of the self sacrificing
devotion OF woman, as presented IN heT
character, we have only TO point to men
high in station in the land who owe their
present position to the woman hand that
lifted them from the gutter, the woman
voice ,ha, gently. oh /. so gently whisper
ed OF hope and o; a better future, the wo
man love that fell like the dew of Her
mon upon them in their degraded state
pointing out the way from the horrible
pit Of sin and miry clay of vice.
All honor TO their name
| And so-FAREwELL
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NUMBER 80

dersfands the principles Of Native Ame,i.
. canism as well as do; and il ! should
. go on and speak Of them, each mar
. would say. when 60. through, '.wei'
the gentleman hus told me nothing bn.
) what ] knew before"
Only year ago, gentlemen. We ass
sembied IN This hail, and nominated !,
candidate ior Cove rnor Of lhis Com.
monwealih. We did j, unanimously
You know uhe,her we elected him or not.
Enthusiastic cheering.) New, the on''y
question, for the Native Americ ~. party ="
consider is this: Lay the maW aside. |
ask each ene Of you what shall We DE-,
today for the bes, Perhaps you, per-
iaps ], will not be perfectly satisfied i,iy
every n,an placed Oh the State ticket; bur
five are only careful To rlaced on our
ticket good men. tina, is all that is need.
ed. have no particular iavoriles, save
one; have one; ard that is-HrNsy J.
GARDNER. Enthusiastic aud prolnngcd
applause, followed by three cheers III
the Governor So far as the other
State officers are concerned, | do not
care snap who you put there, if they
are only good, reliable nen-men. who
will not accep, the nominations Of A. Fu.
sion Convention, or any other. (ArpI,-
use
If we are going to be a Native Ameri.
can party, let as be that (Cties, If
"Good, That's tie talk !") II we are
going to fuse let u, fuse. For one can't
fuse, and | won't. (Applause. They
ask US to go into tae Fusion larty.-ior
what 10 carry out the gusim move.
ment at the North. Gen. Wilson told
me he wanted us to JOIN the Fusion par
ty in order to be united with the people
OF the West in resistance to the cncroach.
ments of slavery. But what is that
movement at the West, but bidding
for the foreign vote Of the West? The
Native party, standing upon the Spring.
field platform, is as anti.slavery as any
party need to be (Applause) Geu-
Wjls9n -ai1 -h~.c--~ -i.r -AA-.
s,ora,ion Of the Missouri Compromise, and
the non extension Of slavery he should be
satisfied. But what did lie do! The
moment the Council recognized those
ideas, he went in, neck and heels, for ds-
banding the party. Tha, is the man for
whom some Of you members Of last
years Legislature had the pleasure of
voting! (Derisive lauyh,er.) l told
one man in the House who votel fS
Henry Wilson. tina, he would see the
day when he would be sorry tor it. lie
has acknowledged the corn today -
Loud laughter and cheers. did uos
vote for him; but there are members Of
this party who did. and there are those
who are sorry today that they did.
Let us 90 home, gentlemen, and 60 to
work, on the stump. Amy man wh"
wants me, may call on me. and If ! Nv"
not engaged for tha, evening, he shall
have me. loud applause lie; us 90
to work. am humble. plan-spoken
man; but ,rutI, is truth, and believe in
the Naive American party. and that i,
will prevail. U.oud appIause.)
| The remarks of Mr., Carry-ronsh and
ready-were received with great tavor.
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UNTUroREp ELoQuENcE. A Catawba
warrior, in lS22, named Peter Harris,
made known his wants to the Legislature
Of South Carolina, in the following Ian
guage:
II am one Of the living survivors of an
almost extinguished race. Our graves
will soon be our only habitations. am
one of few stalks that still remalr. in
the field where the tempes, of the revo.
tntlon passed. have Tough, aga,ns, the
British for your sake. The British have
disappeared and you are free We, FROM
baye bmH e"f gained anything by the defeat =
ue,. a The deer for saos'stence-."e
God ordained me tor ,he ,mus! s'a''e.
ambition is the shade. But the strength
Of my arm delays, and my fee, fail me in
the chase. The hand which fought for
your liberties is now open for your re.
lief la my youth bIed in battle tina,
you might te independent-let no, my
hear, in old age bleed for want of your
ommisseration."
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babe OF the death Of Mr.. Jackson. Tba
his hand, aud his alone had struck III,
olow' and that Melancthon Day had EN-
ployed him to do it.
1t was fearful confession to make. a,
such an hour and by such man. So
thought those who gathered abou, the
couch oil the dying man. brea,hlessly lis.
fenIng to the revealments he made, There
was no doubt abou, his sanepess and lust
as the deposition had been signed and
witnessed. spasmodic cry escaped the
lips OF Jack and--a corpse lay before the
eyes OF the as;onished beholders. The
wicked had gone to receive the reward of
his wickedness a, the tribunal of the
Mos, High.
The horizon Of the future of Clarence
and Allie Vernon was illumined even as
the earth was illumined by the rising
beams Of the sun that morning.
a warrant was Immediately made gu,
ior the arrest of Mesnc,hon Day and the
release oi Clarence Vernon. When the
officer proceeded to serve it upon III. for.
mer, as the terrible truth ha shed upon his !
mlnd that he had been BETRAYED, with
one bound he crossed the room and be-
fore II could be prevented, pistol bali
had entered his brain aud he law lifeless
upon the floor, IA, the feet of the officer
Agaln--the guilty shall no, escape.
'nih the Lord.
50 ended his course Of crime
So trumphed innocence over Guilt I
Virtue over Vice,
hat same morning, Clarence Vernon
'ntefed the bosom of his family,
hanged man. The trial had been a ter
Ioie one, but he had triumphed. He
'eni the knee with his wife and lifted up
MS voice IN prayer, in unison with her.
banking God that though he had been
ed through deep waters, yet had he been {
ayed.
But little more remains for US TO add.
he viii WAS proven to be fictitious by Y
he s'tl whom Day had bought to secre,e d
among the papers OF the dead inan,aHd /
stte- a.. his, au.r-eh ,l .-.paess>tsI. ia. his :
Melancthon Day and Jack were both
ANONYMOUSLY buried.
The papers IN the possession OF the
prtner revealed his relationship to those .
HON he had endeayored TO rum. Mr..
staples added his oppose and thereafter
AIDE his home with the happy i-mllY.
Henry, no way implicated in the crime
y the dy yng confession Of Jack, immedl-
telr returned to his native village. re-
olsed, by lie of sobrciy aud virtue TO
tone, If possible, for the delinQuencles Of
he past.