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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. E. W. Sabin, of
Rochester, N, Y,

O6sculueE l. 1902
This may certify that have made trial OF
"BAcH's AMERICAN COMPOUND" in a case Of
severe Bronchial affection, and a long standing
irritation Of the coat Of the AlmeHtaly fraeE
By the use oftwo bottles OF the above COMPOUND
It is thought a permanent cure was affected I
have seen Its wonderful effec in decided case
of ScTOJutd Consumption, where the patient va,
thought to be beyond clre-after taking few 30.
ties Of the american Compound IS now thought 10
be out Of danger, and nearly vel. From what.
have seen Of the effect ofthe Compound, Ishoul5
certainly recommend its use in such cases as
above named. Z. W. SABIN H. d.
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a NEW BOOK.
TALE OF THE SOUTH !!

- L
ROUNDED on Facts, and entitled " The Curse
Il Fnte;Ied y by Mrs. H. Il. Bigelow, sister OF
Bishop Harniine Of the Methodist Church. She
saws in her preface She eorseientiously believes
ne book was written under the same pressure
fbat ST Paul fslt when ne exclaimed . for neces-
sitv is laid upon me yea, woe is me if preach
not the gospel!' Feeling that God demanded Il,
and humanity required It, she has simply done
her dutvI and Of which the Boston Liberator
saws, 1t is the greatest work yet published from
- Uncle Tom to bred, and book which
everybody ought to read. Oh, ye ministers read
It and see YOUR responsibility Oh, ye pros slave
~ church members, read it ard trenblc! OBJ
We Office holders and Office seekers, read i sno
blush Oh, ye mothers with your darling babes
in your arms, read it and think that they may De
kidnapped and torn from your embrace and sold
into perpetual bondage, and then you viii see our
nations guilt Oh, We children and youth read
it. and learn to hate slavery with perfect hatred
Oh, everybody read it, for it IS designed TO cause
a great sensation! one large IL mo-, price ; "a
for sale BIZ CHESTER BRONN-
Craftsbury, Nov. 20, 1s56-49d
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New Goods.

DE subscribers have on hand and are constant
IL ly receiving new goods, which viii be sold as
low as can be bought at any store in this county
Among which win be found general assortment
OF Dry Goods, groceries, crockery, glass and hard
ware, paints, nails, and glass.
GEO. WoRTHINGToN JR. & Co.
Dec. I6, Is56-5Itf
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NOW is the time to buy because they can be
bought cheap, and because home comfort may be
greatly increased by the interior deeoratsn
dwellings, and because az cold winter is coming
and the bitter blast may be very effectually shut
out by papering the walls of living rooms, thus
saving FUEL, and many an uncomfortable shiver.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing.
At the Head of State Street,
Montpelier, Vermont. 43yr1.
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Furniture

in unusual variety and styles. PARL OR SITS
in DAI[ASK, PL USH, and HAIR CLOTH,
JL4HOGANY Y and PAINTED CHAMBER suits,
MARBLE TOP TOILET BUREA US, and
CENTER TABLES and a very full stock of
Mahogany and Walnut SOFAS. ROCKING and
PARLOR CHAIRS, CENTER and SIDE IA
BLES, En- TENSION DINING TABLE and
almost every thing which helps make well Sc
lected, and assorted stock Of House furnishing
goods.
OVAL and PLAIN, GILT, ROSE WOOD
and MAHOGANY FRAME
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a NEW FEATURE.-OwinF to the largely IL
PROGRESSIVE & sPTRTTuAL BOOKS

In this section, q large assortmerI n Iibenl
and Progressive Books win be found On cur shelves
among which arc all Standard Works on U8ila
rianism, Uniyersalism, Liberalism, Spiri.ualisul,
&c. All the publications o. the American E8i-
tartan Association and Partridge & Britain the
Works Of Claiming, Theodore Parker, Sweden.
boig, A. ]. Davis, EdmOnds, &c. Subsciptions
received for the Spiritual Telegraph, New Eng
land Spiritaalist, Tiffany's n lnthly. &c. an
Agent for Mrs. Meters celebrated CiairvoyaHt
Medicines and Stones biesmerie Nerve LiaiIasnL
A supply always on hand.
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nj subscriber has constantly on hand extra
= hour manufactured from the best Canada
Aheat better article than can be found ia this
n1IEet. GEO WoRTHISGroS JR 4 Co.
Dec Is, 1856.
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FRENCH & ROBINSON
TANNERS AND CURRIERS',

GLOVER VI
NJ 0ULD say to their friends aid patrons, ~.
they are now prepared 70 execute al oEsslt
tor Tanning IN q manner ansaFgasssa By eEy ii5-
IN New England. Green HIDES y anted =
exchange for Cash Remember that We paf
LITTLE more FOR Hides ard Skins thaD as 80
eze.
Sole and Upper Leather, and Calf s2sai, z.
superior quality aISays % ilasd, ard feF sEif"
the lowest market price. --75--ig
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Conee?

GONE Of that best old government java Coffee
- can be found at Worthington's. Also some OF
the so called Java NOT so GOOD.
Dec. Is, 1856.
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ROOK BINDING.

] continue to Bind Music Books, Magazines,
eSc IN every style Of Binding on short notice q
the lowest rates
would return thanks. 10 nv friends and &c
public for the liberal patronage heretofore eztea
qeo, and VIII only add that my prices VII -
heretofore be IS Cheap as the cfiea 3est and plf'
chasers are invited to examine stoc and prees.
All orders BY Nail, Express, Or o. leTWise, vi
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cash o. De-
livery. SAMUEL B. NICHOLS.
No. lag Church Street, Burlington, April J. 49,
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS
CARD

For the convenience of Druggists and indjvi-
uais now using this Medicine ia the State Of Yer.
mont, a constant supply will be kept in the hand,
of our State Agent, FRED. E. SMITH, and an
applications or orders viii be promptly filled D
the same terms as aehen addressed 10 as.
P. V. r. COVENTRY & co Proprietors,
81 Genesee ST., Auburn, n. Y.
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NEW STOCK
OF RICH FALL GOODS.
J. G.. EMERY,

las received his new goods tor the FIJI and
IL WINTER trade, comprising a more extern
sive and beautiful assortment, than he has ever
before offered, consisting of CARPETS of beau
tiful COL ORS and DESIGNS, in VEL VETS,
TAPESTRIES three PLY SUPERFLNES and
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Notice to Everybody.

HASKELL.& KATHAN can and 10iH sell goods
IL at wholesale or retail cheaper than the cheap
est.
Just imported from the best manufacturers in
England. fifty two pieces all wool cloths, consist
ing Of Devonshire cloths, water proof Beavers
Claret, Rifle, Fancy and. gold mixed Devonshires
Doeskins, fancy Plaided, bordered and black, do.
A large assortment of Alpaccas, Verona sur
ges, Lama plaids, French all wool Thibets, No
rine skirtings, regattas, ginghams, fine family
linnens, superior sheetings, damasks, huckaback
buttons, lDnen thread, ribbons edgings, ladies'
gauntIets, linen hakdkerchiefs, cravats, horse
blankets, &c.
With the advantages of importing We can and
will sell the above goods at Boston or Montreal
prices.
ALSO ON HAND
10 hhds Malson's best high wines,
I. AIHrteii-s best brandy,
"a pale,
2 " DeKaaypen''. Gin,
hhds wine, Port, Sherry, and Madeira,
Scotch whiskey,
{" Monongahela,
Jamaica spirits,
1000 cod fish 5 tierces Hudson Bay salmon.
bbls white fish, do No. maekerel.
A large assortment of teas, tobaccos, sugar
and spices, ready made clothing, boots and shoes
buffalo robes otter caps, ladies' furs, furniture
croekery, hardware, iron and steel.
AL orders addressed Derby Line Vt, viii re
ceive prompt attention.
Mammoth Store, Rock Island, Dec. 16, '56-52
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n. B. He would Just say that he has on hand
q very superior lot Of pocket Bibles, in every
style Of binding, from IS cts. to s., so.
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TO ALL MANKIND.

E < c. H. DWIEELL are now m2nufac-
-. turing and dealing ia ali kinds Of Mahogany
and painted Furniture, cane and wood seat chairs,
Rocking chairs, settees, mattresses, &c, &c.
COFFIAS always on hand. All kinds Of wood
work done with pKoEsptasss.
Glover. Jan. l, Is56-Itf
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BLANK ROOKS.
PAPEEs.

a complete assortment Of Writing and wrap
ping Papers always kept on hand, cOnsistiug Of
super Royal, Imperial, DENY and Flat Cap g sl
qualltles, Cap, Letter Bath Post, Bile. an Note
Paper-Hardwsre, Manila. Re- Strav, a. RI her
Wrapping Papers. This stock buy direcil~ from
the Manufacturers for Gosh ard can and . ssA
on the same terms as New York and Be ton job
bling Houses.
STATIONERY & ARTISTS MATERIALS.
large variety Of this class Of gDods which
nave been selected with great care for this mar
ket, and the prices cannot fail to satisfy tie
closest buyers. School, Classical and Aliscella-
neous Books. Special aTrsngemen with tns
leading publishers render nv faeiat for fur
nishing this stock equal to any house In the uli
ted States.
a NEW FEATURE=Ouinc.t 10 the larnnir ir.
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.Anburn. n. b. Inne Id. -.

-AuDuIfIs !. = IuIIo 10, Zoo
We, the undersigned, have received the forrr
la for preparing BAc.I's AMERICAN CoMPoUyD. -
and as hlr as we have tested It, can recommend
its general use as tonic ana alternative Me1icir.
to REMOVE INITIATED HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD
and peculiarly adapted 70 Females suffering iron
LeueorrhGea. Whites, ard to those whose con
stitutions are enfeebled from Intermittent Ferer.
JOSEPH N. MORRIS. NJ D..
LANSINGH BRIGGS, nd,
A. G. TABER ". L.
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Hon. D L DODGE, of Auburn, " Y, and
late member Of our State Legislature, and oGe Of
the most accomplished Physicians and Chemists
Of our country, after giving this medicine bis per
sonal observation, says:-" 70 as destined 70 super
sede all liquid preparations for the cure Of G.rone
diseGsesn
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BURLINGTON, VT,

Also made to order and guaranteed to fit, being
manufactured at one of the best houses in New
York. Any orders sent will be promptly filled
and the price will be at the lowest market rates.
Sept. 6, 1856.
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II g . z

4 Worthington's can be found some of the
n best teas ever offered in this market, and q
good article Of Tyson skin at 80 cts. b., and
others in the same ratio.
Dec. le, 1856.
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Flour!

AIDES can find shoes or CATERS Of every de
l. seription at WURTHINGTON,S
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isin nuiAe-
Ca gTH0N.

Al the genuine medicine l ears the fac sinils Of
P. Y. R. COVENTRY & CO., on the outside
wrapper
Principal Office. and Depot, So GENEsEE ST.
AUBURN, II. Y.
FRED. E. SMITH, General Agentfor the State
For sale BY B. V. EYE, Irast ureh, VI. %
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Respectfully

y. >. ADAMS,
SECRETARY, Vermont Board of Ed
ucation, Burlington, Vermont.
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SAMUEL B. NICHOLS.

Premium PACED Blank Book Manufacture
Paper Warehouse, Jobber and retail dealer in
School Classical and Miscellaneous Books
Stationery aad Artists Materials,
No. l46 Church Street, nearly opposite A. C.
Spears Drug Store, Burlington, VI
4 WOULD inform my friends and the public
II generally that / have removed my Store and
Bindery to No. 146 Church Street, nearly Opposite
a G. Spears Drug Store, where shal. be iouad
after this date.
BLANK EOOHS,
The attention Of buyers is invited TO my assert
ment Of PACED Blank Books. A large assortment
always on hand made by experienced work peu,
and warranted equal to any City work Partic-
uiar attention paid to making Blank Books for
Banks, Insurance Offices. Manufacturing C0mpa
nles, Rail Road Corporations, &c.
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Bach's Family Recipe Book is to be had gratis
of all Agents-you VIII there see cures Of disea
ses recorded-aud you are invited TO communi-
cate with any whose certificates are given, in
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HNHE subscribers woala rezpce.f,,,,.
Il attention Of the People Of Vernon, = ! ae
claims of 'f % ~
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Customers will find our assortment general and
complete, comprising every article usually kept
in a country store.
~W We also have CABIPHENE for saIe.A
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LOOKING GLASSES.
PAPER HANGINGS.

CTURE FRAMES. FEATHERS, MATTHIAS
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Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vernon,
To whom all orders should be addressed,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18
The Mormons and Russia,

The story comes by way of California that
the Mormons of Utah, if they find themselves
hard pressed by the United States forces, in.
tend to go into the Russian Possessions on the
North West Coast of America. This news is
much too good to be true. The nearest pos
sessions of Russia are long distance from
Utah. The journey would be some eight hun
dred miles by land, and some fifteen hundred
by sea, and the transportation of a colony over
such a route would be dangerous and expensive.
The only part Of Russian America that can be
regarded as habitable is the narrow strip extern
ding down the coast, the most southerly point
of which is fifty-tive degrees of north latitude.
Even this is unfit for agricultural purposes, on
which the Mormons are mainly DEPENDENT
Fishing and hunting are The only pursuits that
yield any profit, and we fancy that the Saints,
with their multitudes Of wives, who cannot fish
or hunt, would find 1t a very poor country to
live in.
But even supposng that the Mormont went
to Russian America, and found they could en-
dure the climate aud adapt themselves TO the
modes of life necessary there, it is the most i'm.
probable thing in the world that they would be
suffered to remain. Polygamy is as infamous
IN the Greek church as 1t IS in any ether Chris
tian church, aud the Car of Russia is a bout the
last man in the world to tolerate in lis domin-
ions any such revolving offences against morali-
ty and religion as the MOrmOus practice. If
Brigham Young, Elder KimbaIl, Elder Snow,
aud the other saints go, with their regiment of
wives, and settle in the Russian possessions, it
is not unlikely that they will, in little while,
find themselves transported to another settle.
ment in Siberia, or that the American posses
slons may be transformed into a penal colony
for their especial accumulation. But all tn 5
speculation1s idle. There is no civilized gov
ernment in tie world that would tolerate the
Mormon infamies as long as the government of
tue United States has tolerated them. The
Alormons know this, aud will not leave the soil
of the United States nntii they are driven cut.
Then they are much more likely to 90 to some
island in the Pacific than to the Russian Pes
sessions in America.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

vened before me, to see if you will let her
bloodthirsty crew rob us of our ship, property
and lives without showing them any resistance.
The mate then stepped forward Captain,
said he, allow me to speak for the crew; they
will stand by you TO the last. Isn't it so, my
men? Three cheers for our captain and
rlate,' responded the crew, with hearty good
will 'and three more cheers proposed the
captain, for the red, white and blue = He
then ordered the arm-chest to be brought out,
and every preparation made for vigorous re-
sistance. The pirate, shortly after this, fred
gun for US to heave to- which we paid no aten-
ton to whatever they then lowered and MANN
ed three boats, and made towards US; when our
captain ordered an old twelve-pounder 10 be
loaded up to the muzzle with grape, and
they had approached within pistol shot, we
blazed away and sunk one of their boats; but,
before we could reload, the other two were
alongside, attempting 10 board, which, after
losing half their men, they accomplished
when our captain seeing all further resistance
would be useless, ordered US to throw down our
arms, and walking up to the pirate.chief, pre-
scented his sword and begged for mercy
Brave man. said the chief surveying him,
you shall have mercy' His men pila q g
and scuttNng the ship, he then ordered Us into
our boats, telling us to go where we pleased;
we, however, were at the mercy of the
waves, but glad even thus to escape with our
lives. The same day, before sunset, we were
picked up by merchantmen bound tor the
West Indies. But little more remains to be
tod,-atter encounterlng several violent tropi-
cal storms, we arrived at our destination, and
having landed our cargo, the ship was soon re
loaded with sugar and molasses aud on her way
to the Stats We stopped at several other
ports, and reached New York, at length, on
Monday last,-when, bidding my cd comrades
aiitclionate farewell, | Immediately tooL
passage for B, and arrived as you are aware
Of"
And now you will stay with US, my nobI,
boy, aud never 30 to sea again! !" said his mo-
thcr.
Yes, mother said Christopher 80 there's
no place like home. "
The old man then offered up thankful pray
er to God for the return of his son, and we all
retired to rest.
The next day took leave of them
Smyrna, Del, Nov. -, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

GRAIN FOR Europe There are now loading
gram and Hour at this pur;, the large number
OF thirty ships, all for Europe, about halt being
Tor Liverpool and the remainder for Glasgow.
They will average about 10000 bushels for
each ship Such a wholesale expectation of
these two great staple articles OF agricultural
produce is unprecedented-N Y Journal of
Commerce.
REsUMrNo.- re-opening of some of the
manufacturing establishments in Massachu-
setts continues. The Iron Works Company,
Fall River, started their rolling mill sud naIl
factory on the 81 inst, after a euspeHsion of a
few weeks and the American Linen Works
viii start in a short time. The Lodi Print
Works in New Jersey also expect to resume
business on the 10th, with some 800 to 500
hands.
0E.E- Five of the eight Democratic papers
published in Oregon have ccme ont in favor ot
establishing slavery in that Territory. Among
the advocates ofthe policy is General Lane The
Democratic delegate to Congress. The Con-
veniion to form Constitution choose a pro.
slavery man for President
SENrENcED.-Philips who was tried at West
Chester for killing Bartholomew, and found
guilty of mnnslaughter, was Fente need on Fri
day morning week, TO pay a kse of 81, and
ment Of six years Of solitary confinement in the
eastern penitentiary in Philadelphia.
OF Jones, while engaged in splitting green
wood at Morphet, struck q false blow, causing
the stick TO fly up. 1t struck on the jaw and
knocked out u front tooth.
"Ah - said Bill, meeting him soon after,
"you bad a dental operation performed, see."
"ies," said the sufferer, " GGs-i.dental -
OF A teacher vas lCcturing a class Of little
girls the influence Of pious instruction in
the formation of youthful character. ."Ah,
" what do you think yOS ~osld have hsen with
out your good father and pious nother t' al
suppose, sir" answered Miss Caroline, IL should
have been an orphan" .sf .aa
INDIlIcATK.-A Paris correspondent of the
New York Courier says that "tke ladies are
coming out without hoops hustle, waddins, or 1
nythlng else" ...-.. ...e....t ..T
We really hope there is soms nistsks abou
this statement Still, NO faehion that ths PRrisi-
an ladies' could adopt would surprise us. fse~..i
or There vas a meetiag Of lAdiss lately
out West 10 consider the monetary criss4. and
its remedy. They decided sthst The present
financial difficulty was to be sstsibutss TO the
constant drain OF specie 10 pay foE sneA articles
as we should have done without - s~aUsfsctu-
red ourselves; ana that the rsasdy 70 10 be
found IN o high taElr, which Coag ssss should
be emphatically instructed to enact" We do
not wish to be ungallsnt, but tkisA that IT
these ladies' woald attend 20 the high duties1
which have been given them to performiit
'ysaM be fbsHvas gsls epak rss1s& saU Of,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

A DEAD SURE THING.-The Cincinnati Com
merctaL tells yarn about two ladies travelling
from st. Louis to Cincinnati, one of whom was
asked by fellow.traveller with whom a con-
versatlon had been opened, if she was married
"l was married" sighed the blooming dame,
"but, alas, know not if my husband be dead
VT alive. heard that he was accidentally
killed in Pttsburg. few weeks ago, and am
now gong there to ascertain whether the re-
port be true or false"
Well, I've got a dead sure thing on my
husband" remarked the other lady, " for saw
him buried six weeks ago."
Smyrna times., 1857-11-18

VALUE OF TIME.-Whcn the Roman Empe-
or said, 81 have lost day." he uttered n sad
der truth than if he had exclaimed, 81 have
lost kingdom" Napoleon said that the rea-
son why he beat the Austrians was, that they
did not know the valve of five minutes. AT
the celebrated battle of Rivoli, the conflict
seemed on the point of being decided against
him. lie saw the critical state of affairs, and
instantly took his resolution. lie dispatched a
flag to The Austrian headquarters, with propo-
sails for an armistic. The unweary Austrian ms
fell into the snare--tor few minutes the thun-
ders OF battle were hushed Napoleon seized
the precious moments, and while amusing the
enemy with mock negotiations, re.arranged his
line ofbattle, changed his front, and in few
minutes was ready to renounce the farce ofdis-
cusslon for the stern arbitrament of arms. The
splendid victory ofRivoli was the result. The
great moral victories and defects of the world
often turn on five minutes. Crisis come, the
not seizlng OF which is ruin. Men may letter,
but !tine flies on the wings of the wind, aud u
the great interests of life arc speeding on, with
the sure and silent tread of destiny.