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ton. cannot be tos strongly deprecated.
Caustic bonumhs and destroys the natural
functions, inluring the finer sensbilitcs
of the nervous system and causing the
patient to become imbecile, with loss of
memory, and want of confidence in
ability to perform the common duties of
life. Cuustic may stimulate for season,
but il persisted in, is sure to destroy.
With Motorpathy, where no other diff
Guilty exists, Pro'apSus Uter' can some.
times be cured by one visit. Where there
is combination and of long standing, a
visit may determine the probabilities Of
cure Bat 1T II nc he discouraged We
have on ielstcr hunlrcds oi frames Of
liv.nt wjtn,s,cs. at cures where patients
wcr, brought ia beds, after lying for
wear hv.pess, This treatment, with 9TH
or .uxi aries u-ed in the institution gives
vitality nnh force to the functional pow
as of all the organs, increasing the men,
tai power and constitutional strength. In
short, it makes the entceblcd and delicate
into healthy and vigorous men and women.
It obviates spinal weakness and irritation
in which many organic diff rulties origi-
nate and takes firm curative hold on
most chronic diseases. Cold weather is
favorable or more speedy recovery.
Institution open summer and winter. Wis
it's occasionally made. Circulars sent
gratis, Address, H. ilalsted, M. d.,
Round Hill Water Cure, Northampton,
Mass
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Agricultural Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Addison County
Agricultural Society, for the election of officers,
and the transaction Of Their business, will be hol-
den, as provided by the Constitution, on the 9rd
Wednesday of Jan. ls5s,-it being the 10Th day,
at 10 o'clock A. d. ut the Court House in Mid
dlebury.
The Committee on Field Crops, will meet on
the day previous, ut the same place, and a spe-
ciication4 and samples must be presented before
noon Of that day.
A general attendance is desired, as business of
unusual importance will come before the meeting.
JUsTus COBB, Secretary.
Middlebury, Dec. 20, 1858.
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MILLINERY GOODS

to an endless variety, which will be sod 10 Of
customers and new-r!ch and poor-high and
low-weak and strong-bond and lree-- and in
fact, everybody Como We that have money and
buy at such low rates that you will be astoushed.
If we were able, wa would give away some Of
and neat, but we have to ask enough TO pay cost
and charges, to keep the establishment MOVING.
Remember the old stand in Cubo's Block, near
the bridge where {. b CLAY keeps Millinery
and Fancy Goods
Oct. II, 1855.
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True to Mature

Those who have friends living at q distance,
who were formerly residents o, Middieburv.
could not make them more acceptable pre- emit,
than one of those beautiful Monographs Of Mid.
debury Falls, and Belden's Falls, taken by
Messrs. Mowry g. Russell of Rutland. Vt. They
may pa obtained ut Copeands Bookstore if APP
plicaion is made soon, al 81 cents pete
Our lady artists will readily see the case with
which these pictures can be transferred to can
vas-a work which may be done in their parlors.
and save themselves the tedious labor of sketch
Ing an outdoor view. exposed to cold OF heat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Arrangement.

The Partnership of DR.. Q. J. Eells, and Or r.
c. Greene, expires by limitation, on the 2ist OF
Dec. 1855. Dr.. Il. c. Greene, by agreement, has
the settlement of the accounts of the firm.
Dr.. Greene will continue to respond to the calls
of the old and trie patrons Of Homeopathy, to
the best of his ability-assisted from time to time
by the advice of DR.. Eels, as his health and 9TH
er circumstances may permit.
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A ew Watch for Timing Horses,
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

APPLETON, TRACY & CO.
Watch Manufacturers, WALTHAM, MASS,
have invented Watch for Timing Horses, which
performs with promptness aud accuracy never
before attained. a drawing and full particulars
sent on application at Walthnm, or at 1893 Wash
ington ST.. Bo,ton,or to Robbins 4 Appleton, New
York. patent has been applied for 2l;em
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DIR JORDON,
q @ IN an hysician

'i'eHls chronic disease In oil forms. by an ex-
= n nation Of the urine tfist passed. in the morn
'rg,l witli the name and age Of the patient.
praetise Of over five YEAR in Vermont, dem
trItes a success seldom obtoined in .byonie AZ,
sfss, Office, opposite Town Hail, Brandon. Vt.
n. B.. DR.. ]. will be in Rochester, Vt ,(Fales'
'tel the last Saturday In each mouth, oom.
snenclng May 10. lift
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The 3rd and Last Call.

We have upon our hooks large amount due
us, and we arc determined to close them up. We
have been deprived in some cases many long
years of our honest dues We mean to be as
amiabe and good natured rs ever, but tce must
haze our pay! We intend to call upon some, and
send bills to Others until all is closed up. All we
have to say further, s,' about these days look
out for squalls" COBB & MEAD.
Niddlebury, Dec. 2S, 1858. 37;tf
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A n f w s TYLE

OF COOKING STOVE.-The subscriber has
now on hand-in addition to great variety Of
Stoves suitable for parlors, stores, school houses
shops &c, Of the latest and b st patterns that
can be found in any of the Stove markets-a new
and improved Cook Stove, different from sny ever
before seen in this place, which he will sell on
terms equally, if not more favorable than can be
had at any place in Vermont. Also variety Of
Wares Of Tin, Copper, Brass and Iron, of the
best stock and work man.hip, of the kinds he has
long been in the habit Of keeping and can con-
fidently assure those in want of anything in this
line, that they will find it for thor interest to
call and examine for themselves before purchss-
ing elsewhere A. WILCOX.
Mddehurv. Oct. c, 1858. 25tf
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Lake Dunmore House.

The Propretors would give notice that the
Lake Dunmore House will be kept open during
the wirtor for tho reception # visitors. We'd
ding Put es, Paites Of Pleasure or Dancing
= r. air ,y .''1n nod ttrd io he best nn;1ier
Il ~ '-rn,pr cNprn e. Good Music wild be cup.
i,lird IL drsir,d.
NnV. y, 1875. sam
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rer to no Inconvenience, onl each one will wear
from one week to three months.
Pills, family boxes. 25 ots,-Plsster on Kid,
is "a cents.
NJ The above articles are sold by the dealers
in Middlebury, and by merchants everywhere
this paper oireulates, and by ole or more agent
in every city, town and village in the United
States, Canada and South America,
Sold in Middlebury by all the Druggists
CT L. Case, F. A. Hamilton, salisbury F,
NJ. Wright, and [ S Wilcox, Orwell; Union
Store, Shoreham P. Fletcher, and Gordon
Scarf, Bridport l.. " Pollard, Addison; J. d,
Needham Bristol Market Hall Hinesburgh; 4.
o. Smith, Monktoni also by Druggists in Ver-
gennes. s0;ly
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DIED.

In salisbury, Nov. 2etl, HAPPY NJ. HowAnDs
aged 90 wears.
The community has lost an active and worthy
member of ociety, in her death
In East Mddebury, Dec. 10Th, of Lung Fever,
n. Y. and Wis. Papers please copy.
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PLEASE THE PUBLIC
DRESS GOODS,

with which we shall finish ont the Picture. The
rainbow, the northern light, and the comet, all
fade, when compared with tie beautiful color- Of
Silks, Bereges, DeLanes, &c &C.. But l must
stop-l am lost III admiration. So Gene along
and see for yourselves Suffice il to say, W. have
rAnlepi she'd orr efock of
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM ED y
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepared froa4 d rescriflion " Sir j. Clarke N.
D., Physician Ertrdorhndryto The Queen. a. a
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject. II
moderates all excess, removes all distractions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
10 Married Lnf}ieS it is peculiarly suited. 1t
will, in q snort time, bring Oh the monthly period
with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar, bears the Govern
meet stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
CAuTIoN.-These Pills should not be taken by
females during the first three months of pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage, but at
any other time they are safe
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back, Fatigue slight exertion,Pal
pitation of the Heart, Histories and Whites these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
failed and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, calomel anthony or anything hurt
full to the constitution.
Full directions accompanyeach package.
Sole Agent for the UnitedStates and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Late |. G. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-S1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized gent, will insure bottle Of the
Pills by return Of mai.
For sale by II. A. Sheldon, Middlebury. is
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SIP ECIAI, MOTTO

Door HARRIS will be in Bridport, at David
Bennctts, ON Monday, Dec 27th, where he will
remain about one week. 35;3w
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Drausr lis Post orc, A5any, n y
LET THE SICK REJOICE!
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Herriok's suenr Confer Pills Gno

kla Strengthening Plaster.
-yue T o. horrlCL's
Sugar Con ed Life IlIs,
containing la.y 70 cents
will last a inily 8 mouth,
save tweuie five dollars III
ply sicisa's bids, fifteen or
more dollars in lost time,
and not pirsqucutly the
lie OF sCule incmJcr of the
family, the value OF which
cannot be estimated in dol
lars and cents.
Herrick's Kid strength
ening z aaters cule in five
hours pains and weakness
in breast, sides and buck,
and Rheumatic complaints
in an equally short period
Of time. Spread on a beau
tiful white lamb skin
their use subjects the Wta
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BUFFALO ROBES.
STILL CnEAPERl

will sell the same quality of Brown Sugars
one-lalf cent per pound cheaper than ! have for
the last two weeks,-9 for l2 S 1-2 for 6, 7 1-2
for Z. The low prices Of my Sugars have caused
considerable excitement among some Of the mer-
chants in this village. They have bough SAM
pies and exhibited them 10 customers and put
the price one cent per pound higher than have
been selling them at Don't be deceive Is,ll
at the advertised prices, which Is cheaper than
can be bought at any other store in this village.
Dec 8. J. Z. NEGUS
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LIGHT. LIGHT.

KNAPP'S PATENT LAMP FOR BURNING
ROSIN OIL.
This is he thing for brilliant and economic
light, yielding more than three times the light 1T
less than ons- third the expense of Kerosene Oil,
which gives out very offensive odor when burn.
ing and is very expensive, the literary aspirations
and bad mathematics CT " writers " on the SUBJ
ject to prove the contrary, notwithstanding.
LAMPS of various patterns and iedrraatcd
article of Ros!n Oil for sale by
Cornwall, Nov. 20, 1858. A. c. WICKER.
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MARRIED..

On the 2lst inst, Mt the residence of the brides
Faith er, By Rev. B. NJ. Hall, CHARLES c. COLBY,
Esq. Advocate, Stanstead, c. E., to Miss HATTIE
II. CHILD of Weybridge
In pittsford, on the 10th u'., by the Rev. Mr.
Rice, Mr.. ISAAC HALLoCK of Weybrdge, to Miss
Su.AN S. PHILLIPS eldest daug hter Of W.
Phillips, Esq, of Pittsford
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FARM FOR SALE.

Having determined to change my busineIs !
now offer for sale my farm lying in and adjoining
this village the Brdport road Said farm CON.
sists Of one hun red and fifty acres Of land all of
first quality There is on it plenty of wood and
it is abupdhntly and conveniently supplied with
water. The house IS new, and out buildings new
and in good impair. This farm is in all respects
well adapted to any kind of husbandry. Terms
may be made to suit purchasers.
36;f NJ. NJ BLAKE
Middlebury Dec. 30 1868.
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"a PHYSICIANS LEGACY u

81 Tow roffov,
aland disinter.
a,.ed re,p,ri.s
il, Don,nb g.
form. of 80
nar4, on Sen,
- II-a.l.~,r,
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Dev1ne'sCompound PitchLozenges

Wa Warranted to cur. Coughs Coles, H1Ooping
tiOa.
1Sold by Druggists and Merchants sener-
ally throughout the country; also by the manu-
factursrs, No. Wilson Lane. Boston Mass AZ
D~bO0O AGENTS WANTED To- II 4uewin-
Ventons. Agents have made owl $50 ,OGO on
one,-better than all other similar agencies. Send
four stamps and get 50 pages particulars gliitis
2s,sm EPHRAIM PR0WN, Lowell, Mass.
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:. SALE or TO RENT

THE subscriber having taken up his re,dence
In another state, desires to sell the house AID lot
no has occupied for he last two wears.
The hol Sc is well located on the north side of
College Green, and is in the most perfect reDair.
1t has good wood shcd, cistern, good garden,
and fine lot Of Fruit Trees, son G Of them al
ready bearing. The property will be sill low.
and time will he given tnr III" payment II n nor
tion is paid down, and the balarcc ,ecured ~,
mortRage. For particulars enquire of !. C,bb.
at the Register Office SR. BOLT0N
Middlsbury. Nov 80, 1855 sstf
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CLOTHING.

Over Goats, Dress Coats, Business Goats,
Pauja'oous Cas >imcte Pants, Doe Skin do
3atin-t.e DO. Tweed do, q large assortment
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The Oxygenated Bitters,

See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorstor
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LOST.

COMEWEIERE in this county. sometime since
- the 18th of this month, NOTE BOOK con.
tanning blank otes and six promissary notes, pay
able to I" jacob Rotlschild or bearer" All per-
sons are warned against purchasing said notes
at this Office, or at the Addison House shall be
suitably rewarded. JACOB ROTIISCHlLD.
IIiddlebury, Dec. 81, 1858. 36;3w
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OASH PAID FOR Rides,
u " Furs.
Nov. QS, 1853. W, 4. RENsEN.
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WANTED RETURNED.
Second Vol. Of DR.. Kane's Works loaned to
some person nine months or more ago.
Nov. 23, 1883. W H. REMSEN
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w H E "A r

500 bushels Wheat wanted Immediately On
poor accounts and good accounts, old accounts
and new accounts, and in exchange for Goods by
Nov. %, 1858, II. A SHELDON.
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Buffalo Robes.

No. l Seasonsbls Robes for sale by
October. E. VALLETTE
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a time cop, from thc'r,co DIS,
3w;27 Attest, J " STEWART, Register
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Nildlcbury. Oct 4,1s5s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
The Ground Tier Moved !.

In the spirited campaign of lS40, some
aristocratic locofoco editor or speaker,
learning Of the nomination Of Gen. Harri-
SOD, sneeriugly said that, "eive the old
General q log cabin and plenty of hard
cider, and he would feel better contented
and more at home than be would in the
Presidential chair" Forthwith, the con-
tsuptuous expressions became rallyiug
cry, and "log cabins and hard cider were
made to perform . work in the campaign
that elected the Whig candidates BY ma
jority never before heard Of.
Thus will the declaration of Senator
Hammond Of South Carolina, that the Ia
boring classes are the "mud sills Of Society," y
help to overthrow the party Of which be is
leading member. When the Senator
made use of these sneeriDg words, be SIM
ply gave expression to a sentiment univer.
sally entertained by SHAREHOLDERS, and too
prevalent at the South. Labor, in all
slaveholding countries, is considered dis
honorable, for it is there performed BY the
most degraded class. Hence, Mr.. Ham,
mond considers that oil laborers, even the
respectable and intelligent mechanics Of
the North, are "mud.sills" Of society, the
lower strata in the social system, between
whom and lordly Democrats like Mr.. Ham.
mond, there is, 10 his opinion, an infinite
distance. How, indeed, could the owner
and master of thousand slaves endure to
have "greasy mechanics" approach bis
sphere Of life? The idea is absurd. The
man who o,cns carpenters, and masons,
aud blacksmi.hs, can not endure their en-
joyiDg the same political rights which be
is exercising. Hence, Mr.. Hammond and
other Southern aristocratic Democrats are
found 10 the Halls Of Congress denouncing
all lsboring men, white as we'll as black,
as being but the "mud-sills Of society" "
and, in common with niggers, having no
rights which the higher classes are bound
to respect.
But, as is usually the case, when term
Of reproach is sought to be contsmptuous-
ly fixed upon q worthy class Of tbe people,
the attempt rebounds and but strikes the
hand that deals the blow Mr. Hammond
has uttered words which be can not recall
The term is accepted as q gage Of battle
in the war sgaiust sbsm Democracy, and
ssGHsanSs HsS1 and Sf shs SpSes SgG.Suss iate
borers Of the North-ay, and Of the South,
too-will, in the next campaign, enroll
themselves in "MUD-SILL CLUBS"
whose downright and well directed blows
shall beat the very life out of that sham
Democracy. The movement has commen-
ced in California, and will roll from the
Pacific to the Atlantic shores. Tile Ground
Tier is moped.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
OUR CALIFORNIA BOYS.

How sadly and trndcrly bale aieu,
To those whose affection had proved true!
Tears blinded Eyes, we whispered farewell,
And our hearts brc1tLed blessing lips could not tell
Bright dreams of the future filed each manly heart,
Ambition had terkonei, as they must depart;
Yet loves tender current moved deeply we know,
As fond voices whispcred-'Oh, why will ye gu:'
But brave-heartel anI hopeful they bid us good bye,
Yet strou. voices trcmhrl and tears dmmrl each 'y
They went 10 the land where wealth yet untold;
They deserted the hearth stone, to seek after gold.
And months have rold round since gaz each face,
Their voices are husheI. and still vacant their place.
We hardly dare wish them TO come to now,
For SOME shrine, remoyd where affection would bow
70 that home, far away, where love never can die,
To that bright happy home, yond the deep azure sky
some spirits they loved for ever have fed,
While the caskets which held them lie low with the dead
Yet come to Us, Brother return, each fond friend!
In the home OF thy youth let thy wandrnss have end
We have watched for thee long have waited in vain
We still bid thee welcome, come home again!
CLARA WALTER.
ROSE COTTAGE O.ewisburg.) Pa, May, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20

A%On the 10th inst State Teacher
Association, comprising several hundred
teachers and friends of common schools.
commenced an interesting session al.
Scranton, and created much interest. A
correspondent of the " T. Tribune thus
alludes to the State Superintendent
The evening session, commencing at -
P. NJ, was opened with an address BY the
State Superintendent, H. c. Hickok. Ho
ytarg;jla nuAtf Af Oa 4ast ard4 afr4' vfgddt 'hrTs Ills
enthusiasm in the cause gives great force
and influence to his speaking, and raises
him no, seldom to eloqueuee. He showed
that under the working of the present
school system, radical change is obvious
ly taking place through the State in pub
lie sentiment, and that even the German
counties are becoming awakened to their
educational wants and duties Old Berks
herself is following her neishbors closeIv,
and no longer deserves her bad name Be-
side, the grasp with which our sturdy
yeomanry seizes an idea is permanent
Even the financial revulsion of the last
year has not diminished the sum devoted
to the building of school houses in Penn
sylvauia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
Prcssden. IsuChanan'S Reply,

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. l6, lSJS.
The President cordially rcciproc-
ates the congratulations Of Her Maj
csty the Queen on the success of the
great international enterprise, accom-
plishcd by the science, skill, and in
dOmitable energy of two countries.
1t is a triumph more glorious-bc-
cause more uscful-than was ever won
by the conquerer in the field of bat
tie. May the Atlantic Telegraph,
under the blessing Of Heaven, prove
TO he one bond of perpetual peace
and friendship between the kindred
nations, and an instrument destined
10y Divine Providence to diilusc Re
ligion, Civilization, Liberty and Law
throughout the world. In this view,
will not all the nations of Christcn-
dom spontaneously unite in the dec
laration that it shall be for ever ncu-
tral, and that its communications
shall he held sacred in passing through
the places of their destination in the
midst of hostiiticS.
ItNES nT-rII \\\\
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20

The Jury in the kirkpatrick poisoning
case have returned a verdict acquittiDg
Josiah c. Jones aud Elizabeth Yardly,
and couvicting the principals, Robert b,
and Sarah kirkpatrick, his wife, on the
twelfth and thirteenth counts Of the indict-
ment, assault with intent to kill Edwin
kirkpatrick and Amanda, his wife Robert
and Edwin are brothers The case is alto
gsther one Of the most extraordinary on
record. The parties convicted are out on
bail, pending the motion for new trial
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20

The dwelling occupied by John Rich
ardson, at Liberty Furnace, Liberty town.
ship, Montour county, was destroyed by
FIRE, on Friday night of week before last,
together with all its contents. 1t occur
red late at night, and no aid could be OBJ
tained to arrest the flames or secure any
of the furnitute. The family barely esca-
ped being overwhelmed in the Hrmes. Mrs.
Richardson was SO bewildered that it was
with difficulty that she was prevented from
rushing into the fire.