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Farm for Sale.

r YING in the north part Of whiting, halfa
IL mile from the main road, containing one
hundred and fifty acres Of land, all under =
good state Of cultivation, well fenced as any
farm in the county, well watercd, young
and thrifty orchard OF forty trees just begin
ming to bear, three good barns with shed
and stables attached to each, one good two
story house and wood house, about half a
mile from school. One piece of lease land
of ten acres, timbercd land (mostly CEDAR
three. fourths of mile from the FARM also
one piece of swamp lard OF hvc acres one
mile from the home farm, heavy timbercd
with Ash, Birch and Maple. Three miles
from the home farm, in the town of Leiees-
ter, on the bank Of Otter Creek. is seventy.
four acres of land. most of which Is good
meadow land.
For price and other particulars, application
may be made to me.
Possessioi given with short notice.
GEORGE +. FIELD.
Whiting, Vt, July /, 1856. l2f
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GENERAL DEBILITY, I'LL HEALTH

Many of the most despotic Governments.
have opened their Custom Houses TO the in
troluction OF these Pulls, that they may oe-
come the medicine of the masses. Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best
remedy ever known for persons OF delicate
health. or where the system has been impair
ed as its invigorating proprie lies never fsiI
TO afford elief.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female, young or old should be without
this celebrated medicine. Ii corrects and reg
ulates the monthly courses at all periods act
ing in many cases Ikea charm. 1t is also
the hest and safest medicine that can be Civ
en- to children Of all ages, and for any COM
plnint consequently no family should be
withoutit.
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B A HIS
a MI Il H L . a N
COMPOUND.

The subscriber would respectfully ask the
attention Of the people of Vermont, TO the
claims Of
BACirS AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one of the best preparations before the pub
lie for the relief and cure Of the following COM
plants
B,onehitis, minister's Sore 7Troat, Calonlel
NurSpg and liberated Sore MOuthS, Sore
Nippics, Mcrcuriat 1dints Etrcr Sores,
Scro)uia, Liberation Of the Lungs and
Sionia.h, all Nervous Complaints, Fcmolc
Ucakncss and irregularities, FIuor Anus.
(or JThiics,) Coughs arising Jrom an Irri.
taicd Throat, plies, Weak Somachs-n
fact, in arg case 81
wEAKNEssiN INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE rus REMEDY.
In the city OF Auburn, where this medicine
is prnparct. and the Projectors resides large
list of the most reliable and respectable proofs
of its efficacy have been furnished in its favor,
by the voluntary promptings OF those who
have been relieved and cured of long standing
and extremely aggravated affections OF the
above complaints, from a grateful desire TO
| spread its knowledge, and promote the good
| of others who may be similarly afflicted.
! It's influence has been peculiarly happy in
| all cases of bronchial and 1hro0t affections,
from slight to Chronic Infommaiions aud
Uiccrati0ns Also in some very marked tn'' :
| Of Female Weakness and Irregularities, and
|
We have also some strong cases of this
| character in our own State, in which it has
been used with poHdcrfm success, where for
I years resorts to many other remedies have
failed to afford relief. Its ingredients, among
which is II compound tlud extract OF
! "DEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT
and composition are such as to render ii per'
fcclly safe and harmless. requiring the exer-
else of no especial care in regard to the habits
of the individual, beyond that ordinarily me-
ccssary.
From personal knowledge OF these facts
| do not hesitate to say TO oil who are in any
way afflicted with Bou'ly ea':ncss Debility
Inflammation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, thai
BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is recommended in the strongest assurance
of Relief and Cure.
FRED. L. SMITH, Montpelier.
| Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont
To whom all orders should he addressed
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DYsPEPSIANDLIvER COMPLAIN.

these Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts
of the world, that nothing has been found
equal TO them in cases Of disorders of the liy
CIR, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints genor
ally. They soon give a healthy tone to these
organs, however much derdngcd, and when
oil ~ hnr IN, a n nc La n.n rnilnl
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ON M A N Ii OOD,
AND ITS MATURE DECLINE.
Tuet Puhlished Gratis Goth Thousand

Just Published, GRATIS 2Uth Thousand.
A few words on the rational treatment, W hout Med
iOine, Of Sperma torrhea Local Weakness, Mcclure
mai Emissions, Geuital and Nervous Debility, Impo.
tcncy, and impediments 10 Marriage generally.
BY u. DE LANEY, NJ d.
The important fact that the many alarming com.
plants originating in the imprudence ani solitude of
youth may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is
IN this small Tact clearly demonst ated and the
tirely aud highly successful treatment adopted
bv the sutbor, fully explained by means Of which ev
cry is enab led to himself perfectly aud al the
least possible cost thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostIums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post fee In sealed
envelope by reniltne (post RAID two postage stamps
IL Or Is. DE LANEY, II Lispenard Street, New York
Guy. 23ily
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Pianos for Sale.

TWO Rosewood Pianos Gone having an
Il Eolian AttachmenD can be bought low
for cash. Enquire of IL. l.. Sheldon, at the
Post Office, or A. J. Pierce. at the Addison
House. II
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD,

These famous Pills are expressly combir-
ed to operate on the stomach, the liver, the
kidneys. the lungs, the skin, and the bowels,
correcting any arrangement in their func.
tons, purifying the blood, the very iouuta in
of life,and thus curing disease In all its forms
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-10-15

THE subscriber having been appointed
agent for the sale Of Wheelcrs Patent
Endless Chain Railway Horse Powers, with
combined Thresher and Winuower, is pre-.
pared to furnish them at manufacturers
prices adding cost Of transportation. These
Powers are made for either one or two horses
Their superior merits, in point of durability
and ease Of running, are fully established :;
their greater length and width of Trcadng
Floor and Stall, give them adv ntagcS over
other powers which arc highly appreciated
by those who have tried them Several thou
sands are in use, some of which have thrcShcd
over 100000 bushels. These Horse Powers
have been made for over seventeen years and
the patent on them has recently been cx-
tended for an additional term of seven wears.
Parties wanting powers are invited to call
and examine before purchasing. Also Agent
for Horse Power Saw Mills
II. II. D00LITTLE,
Sign of the Saw, College Street.
Burlington, VI, Aug. II, 1856. 1S,6m
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A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER.
To be taken in the Spring.

A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER.
To be taken in the Spring.
De kind enough, Reader, TO give your
attention one moment and you willlearn What
e. A. RICHARDS
a BBOTT RITTERS
ARE GOOD FOR.
They have been madoand sold 40 years,
5 years by the prcsent proprietor, and note
this great truth; he has facts in his posses
sion, showing that they here cRred ami he'll
ped thousands, yea hous0nss Of easesct
INDIGE TON.
Nerrou. Debility, Sickness al the.SIOmah
Dcrap cement Of The Water Brush ,Hamors,
Digestive E'Nnetions Coids ami Coughs,
Depression Of Mind g. Costircness, Jamndiee,
Spirits, Fotaiiney, Rhenm0-
Oppression after Eat- Hsm.
ing Female Distractions,
| Acid Stomach, Loss of appetite,
Sick headache, Pain in The Side,
AND
T0rp0r of the Liver and Botccls.
Reader! You are appealed to earnestly
Don't say"if only could believe this tote
true! have some ofthe above complain
and would take The medicine at once i'll
could only have confidence" IT is TRUE
ii is an honest truth, ever there was one
Spoken. Come then, if your mind is irri
table, Disconnected. and gloomy, if you haco
severe Collie Pains after eating your food
If your body begins to waste, or your
strength to fail you.-if your countenance
assumes hagpald ard sallOw aspeet-if
you have difficulty in lying on your left
side,-if yourskin is dry and shrivelled,-
| fyou have an appetite weak and variable,
and perhaps entirely destroyed, 1T your
! whole system is lsneuid. especially during
tn process Of digestion 1t you have a con-
slant uneasy feeling in the stomach why,
YOU have orl fit of INDIGESTION
and these great Bitiers are made 10 cure In =
digestion, and they will do it, oo,-frd all
its attendant ills; and while at fl st itgently
stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and re-
moving these troublesome agents,
1T A CTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MoTBID or vITiArtD HuMoRS,
beauifying The face, kipdintlife and ener5y
in your entire frame: then. Reader, will the
world no ioneer look ddrk and gioomg; no
longer will your dearest hopes be hanshed
and thrust aside, but with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You i'll go forth into tie world 10 say with
thousands of oihereS. {. A RIcnARps' An
BoTT BITrERs have done wonders for me
Living Witnesses are ready TO testify to the
statement above made. Thirty years and
upwards old Doctor Abbott Introduced this
medicine. 1t has heen eight years in tie
possession of NJ. Richards. neither Of whom
have advertiser it leaving il to its owrmer-
its, 10 work its own way. Now, in view Of
its great curative properties,-in view OF n
duty which every one owesto the public, it
i>beinl put before the people as it should
have been long ago, through the medium OF
the Press. The labels Copyrighted, and
ea,h bottle, fnrihe protection OF the consu
m,rs and proprietor, bears the Portrait o
Doctor WIN. Abbott, together with the sig
nature of
C. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor,
31y % Slate Street, Boston.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS.
A Gard.

For the convenience of Druggists and indi-
viduals now using this Medicine in the State
of Vermont constant supply will be kept in
the hands of our State Agent, FRED. Il.
SMITH, and all applications or orders will
be promptly filled, on the same terms as when
addressed to US.
7. V. Il. COVENTRY, & co, Propretors
So Gcnesce.st Auburn, ~ Y.
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Albary Private Hospital.
Quick Cures a

NO. BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, N. Y.
T'ircntv Thousand Patients Cured dhnuaHy
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JUST RECEIVED 10000 Genuine Hav-
a ana Cigars--Assorted Brands. Call and
see. For sale cheap at the old stand
W. 7. Russell.
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GOD FISH and Maekerel, for sale at
~ RUSSELS
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Best in the World.

SIELDONS HAIR DYE will warrant
lit cheaper and better than any Hair Dye
ever used in the State. and il is the ONLY
kind that leaves the hair SOFT and silky af-
ter using ii. A. SHELDON.
June 26, 1856.
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JOSEPH ". MORRIS, NJ u
L\NSlNGii BRIGGS, VI. ID.
&C. TABER. NJ. u,

Hon. n. l.. DODGE, at Auburn, n. and late
member OF state Legislature, Hnd of the most
accomplished Ply,icinn> and Chemist. of county,
after giving this medicine. hi- personal n>cIyhi"n,
saws" u l. destined to snprrede all liquid prrinia
tion- for the Irc Of Chronic disease"
Bnch's Family Recipe Book l. To lac had gratis Of all
AFrnt,ou viii there SOC cures of d,cascs recorded
aud invited To communicate with any " hose
tirntcs given, order to them genuine.
CITfnN.--All the genuine medicine bcas the fac
smile Off V. COVENTRY Co gu the outside
wrapper.
rrurpal ohce and Depot, 50 Gcnc.ce 1t, Auburn,
n Y.
FRED T.. SMITH, General Agent f"r the State of
Vermont HAY
II A sheldon Mrddlcbury. L. l.. Case Brandon.
w. q. Spta:ue Vergennes
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at his establishment, at New Haven East
Mills, to manufacture into Cloths. CASH
meus. White aud COiOred EYanneis, DC, of
permanent colors mixes TO suit the taste, on
shares or by the yad, at the option Of the
owner.
Being furnished with good machinery and
long experience in the business, and with
strict personal attention to the interests of
his patrons hope TO receive liberal share Of
their favor.
Terms as reasonable rs any establishment
in the country.
EDWARD PHAIR.
New Haven East Mills, April, 1856. 2;6m
I ETTER PAPER of various kinds, styles
Land colors, at prices TO nit all for sale at
COpEIANDiS.
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Certificates.
Important from Or T.. ". Satin,of Rochester,
y

". Y.
December /, 1855
This may certify that I have made irla OF
BACH $ AMERICAN COMPOUND" in a case uf ~.
we're bronchial Affection, aud long stnnding irrita
ton Of the coal of tho Alimcntaty trhck. By
the use of two bottles Of the ahove Compound, it is
thought permanent cute was effected. haV. seen
Its wonderful effects in decided ra-a Of Scrofula
Consumption, where the patient was thought To be
heyuud after taking few bottles uf the Amrri
Compound i. thought to be nut Of danprr aud
nearly we'll From hat have of the effect Of
tho Compound, should certainly recommend its n,e
IN such as above uancd. T.. W. SABIN. NJ. u.
Anhurn, Wy, June 10, 1853
We. the undersigned have received the formula for
preparing "BACI'S AMERICAN CONPOUND,' aud
a, far ~ have tested It, recommend lis general
n- tonic mud Alternative Medicine, REMOVE VI
TtArED IluNnRs oP rug BLocD. aud peculiarly
adapted to Females suffering from I.euctsrhua
(Whur,) un to th"st wlr,n constitutions arS tnce.
b ed from Intermittent feser-.
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Family Stores.

ELOUR, Buckwheat Flour, southern HON,
Il inv, Rice, Northern Pork, Hams, Smoked
Beef Lard, No ! and 2 MacSerel, No. Sal
mon, Conn. River shad, Ontario White Fish,
Goldfish, Pr. Mus, Cracked, Powdered, Gran
ulated and Coffee Sugars, Old brown and
white Java, Laguayra, Rio and Roasted COZ
fee, Hyson, Young Tyson, Imperial, Gunpow-
der, Hyson skin, English Breakfast and ooT
long Teas, Spices, Raisins, Citron' English
Currants, French Chocolate, Broma, Cocoa,
sperm aud Mould Candles, Oil, SC, Sc, all
Of choice qualities, and for sale cheap by
L. VALLETTE.
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For Sale.

R0ILED and Raw Oil, White Lead, Dry
- and Ground Zinc, Varnish and other
Paints, for sale by W. Ii. REMSEN.
July IA, 1856.
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w DOL. w o OIL .

The subscriber would
respectfully inform his
patrons and the public
generally, that he is now
ready TO receive
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De kind enough, Reader, TO give your
attention one moment and you willearn what
DynII DECt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

NoRrH Bsl1su RGyEv. February, 1853. Louarl Scott
CO.. reprint, New lork
We always welcome this periodical ; and
the present number is one of uncommon
value. The article on France and Switzer-
land will interest the historical student.
George Wilson on Colour blindness will
surprise many of its readers, when they learn
how many persons have eyes defective in the
power to discriminate colours and shades of
color The subject of the article is not
merely curious one, but one OF pra ,tical
importance The remarks on Its relation
to railway signals-to the preparation of
medicines and to questions of medical juris-
prudence, are pertinent and deserving of
serious consideration.
Bunsens Signs Of the Times, is worthy OF
a careful perusal, The desperation with
which Despotism in the State. and Despotsm
in matters of religious belief and practice are
now putting forth their joint energies in Eu-
rope to bring men and mems souls into a:
complete subiection as the world ever knew
to those who impiously claim for themselves
tho divine right to rule over the bodies ant
the souls of their fellow men, is forcbly SCI
forth by the author and the reviewer TIL,
article on Reform Schools will give usefu
information to those who believe it is no
only better but cheaper to protect from evi
influences the helpless young, and to reform
the youthful delinquent, than to let them g
to ruin, and even hasten them on the road, a
is too often done under the usages and law
of the land. The other articles in the numbe
are also readable and instructive.
For any one of the four English Quarterlies
or for Blackwood's Magazine, the price is :
q year; for two Reviews SIS. For all an
> Blackwood, $40 The present is a good tim
1 for subscribers to begin
i FRANK LEsLIg's periodicals are attaining
= high degree of popularity. His "Gazette
q Fashions" "NewYork Journal" and "lllu
O trated Paper" are all first class, Each is
t, separate success
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FARM IMPLEMENTS ASp MACHlNEs.-Eyery
tool should now be examined. If plOw
handle or beam is cracked or broken, or loose
in the socket or on the standard, if a harrow
or cultiyator tooth is loose, if there is a screw
that needs tightening, rake-tooth to be put
in; rake, pitch-iork or hoe handle to DC
made or repaired, let all be done now, before
the hurry Of springs work demands all your
time All implements and machines and
gates should be kept well painted and of a
uniform color. 4 cheap and durable paint is
made Of yellow ochre and boiled oil, adding
gill of japan to every gallon of oil. This
| paint does not absorb heat as do the darker
| paints, and consequently tools are not so liza
/ Bile to crack and warp that are coated with It,
\ pot of this paint should always be kept on
hand ready for use. The japan serves as
drier and also to give body to the paint, rem
dering it far more durable.
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THE DOUGHFACES

lrtom Whittier. new poem cutl.l "Tir Panorama" =
Such are the men who, with instructive dread,
Whenever Freedom lifts her dropping head,
Make prophet tripods of their oilicc-stools,
And scare the nurcerics and village schools
With dire presagc of ruin grim and great,
A broken Union and q foundcred State
Such are the patriots, self.buunl to the stake
OF office, martyrs for their country's sake,
Who fill themselves the hungry jaws of Fate
And by their loss of manhood save the State
In the wide gulf themselves like Curtius throw,
And test the virtues of cohesive dough
As trcpic monkeys, linking heads and tails,
bridge o'cr some torrent of Ecuador's wales
Such are the men who in your chamber, rave
To swearing point. at mention Of the slave,
When some poor parson, haply urawarr>,
Stammcrs of freedom in his timid prayers
Who, if some foot sore negro through the town
Stccls northwari, volunteer to hunt him down.
Or, if some ncighhor. flying from disease,
Court the mild balsam of the Southern breeze
With hue and cry pursue him on his track.
And write Fr''SD't'- on the poor mans back.
Such are the mon who leave the pcdcr's cart,
While passing South, to learn the drivers art
Or in white ncckcloths, sooth with pous aim
The graceful sorrow of some languid dame,
Who, from the wreck Of her Bereavement, saves
The double charm Of widuwhood and slaves
PLANT and apt. they lose no chance to show
To waat base depth apostucy can 70
uudo the natives in their readiness
To roast negro, or to mob press
rOisc tarrcd schooimItr on the lynchci B. rail,
Or make bonfire of their birth place mail
So some poor wretch, whose lips no longer bear
The sacred urthcn Of his mothers prayer,
By fear impellcd, or lust Of gold cnticcd,
Turns to the Crescent from the Cross Of Christ,
And over-acing in supcrfuous zeal
Crawls PROSTATE whore the faithful only kucel,
Out.hows the Dorvish, hugs his rags to court
Tho squalid Sauton's sanctity Of dirt:
And, when encath the city gateway sTan
Files slow and long the Meccau caravan,
And through its midst. pursued by I,lau.'s prayer
The prophets Word some favored camel bears,
The marked apostatc has hi, place i-ucd,
The korar-bcarcr' 'ssacrel runp behind
With brush and pitcher following. grave and mute
In meek attcndauc. on tAc holy brute
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How TO MAKE Butter CONE .-MosSrS. Tuck
or and Son; In the Country Gentleman Of the
7th February, there is an inquiry made by an
Old Subscriber, "Why his butter will not
come - lie relates the process which he
goes through as follows:
"Our milk maid always saves about two
quarts of strippings every time of milking,
that is put in the cream crock, with little
buttermik, at the start"
Saving strippings is right, and the more Of
the milk you churn, the sweetcr and better
will be the butter. Why the buttermllk is
put in the crock, unless it is to make the
butter rancid, | cannot conceive, as it ertan-
ly will not IN the least contribute to bring the
butter, nor should the cream be tempered by
mixing boiling water with it. as that has II
tendency to make it "froth and foam,' al
though this is the usual method of warming
cream in cold weather.
To prevent the difficulty of which he COM
plains, would recommend what regard as
a sovereign remedy. Put the cream in tin
pail and put the pail in boiler which Is
sufficiently full Of hot water to warm the
cream to the proper temperature, which
should in all cases be tested by the thermom
cter, where persons have not experience suill-
cient to enable them to arrive at the proper
temperature. which is about Gj degrees for
warm weather and 20 degrees cold. do not
know anything about your atmospheric
churns, having always used the oldiashioned
one; large at the bottom and small at the
top, with the least taper possible SO that the
daShcr can move all the cream, every time it
goes up or down, and it should 20 clear 10 the
bottom and top. So that all is churncd at the
same time, and no witches ear prevent the
buffers coming, for old or new subscribers.
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CuRToSTIEs OF CANINE CHARACTER. ER.--SOme
low days :iaGS2, n 59rtH GfvMRrGgGn were. re-
part of the city, and one Of them was one day
followed. as he went to his work, by his dog,
a very large-sized specimen Of the cur breed,
hut still as the story shows, having consider
able sense and Judgment. In the course OF
the day this over-grown fellow was attacked
by small iirmly-knit, and pugnacious bull
dog who in the progress of the fight seized his
big enemy by the nose and held 1t firmly,
much to the large dogs Inconvenience and
pain. The latter, after vainly cndeavoring
to shake him off, saw on the sidewalk tin
pail filled with the scaldIng tar which the
workmen were about to use. Lifting his nose
high in air he fairly raised his small torment
or off his feet, and trottinG to the can contain
ing tho boiling compound, he deliberately
dipped the hind quarters of the little fellow
into the pot, which proceeding caused the
latter quickly to release his hold and scram
bic of with the painful conviction that, IL
this enemy at least, he had caught tartar
The old dog shook himself and seemed t.
think he had done good thing.