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CONSUMPTION CURED.
WEST ALBURGH, Vt,

WEST ALBuBGH, Vt, July %, 1853.
Or. BAXTEB-Sr Sometime in the month
Of January, 1857, l took violent cold, which
was followed hy cough, pain in the right breast,
night sweat, and general debility The right
lobe Of the lungs seemed closed, and entirely
inactive. As the winter waned, found no re-
lief, and my family and physician became alar-
med for me. The opening spring brought with
ii no Improvement, but rather the reverse, until
in April, think, l was accidentally made ac-
quainted with DR.. Whites Elixir, and proceeded
to take it according to directions, and found re-
lief speedily. Isoon regained my ordinary state
of health, which remains thus far unimpaired.
/ have much reason 10 believe, that through the
blessing of God, your Elixir saved me from
confirmed pulmonary consumption.
DAVID MARVIN,
lev5 Niaistey of the Go.osL
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Receipts for the Standard
MOTHERS, READ TsIES,

The following is an extract of letter written
by the pastor of the Baptist church to the "Jour-
nalnd Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, ana speaks
volumes in favor Of that world-renowned med-
cine-Jhrs. Hnslo'o's soothing syrup for children
teet5mg:
owe see an advertisement in your columneof
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we ncv-
er said word in favor Of patent medicine before
in our life, but we feel compelled to say to your
readers, that this is no humhug-1re hare ty7eait.
and kH0tc Il to Be all Il CLAIMS It is, probably.
one Of the most successful medicines OF the day
because it is one Of the best. And those of yoHr
readers who have babies, can't do better than to
lay in a supply" 4OyI
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ImpoKrANT nEMEnrEs.--1!

there is in the list of remedies given to the world
for acceptance and approval, any which are en-
titled to confidence by their perfect adherence
TO the laws and intention Of the Crcalor, one is
the UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY" for
every species Of Lung, Throat and Bronchial
difficulty, even that Of "ACTUAL CONSUME
TON" and the other, the justly celebrated
TOLU ANODYNE, u most perfect remedy for
Neuralgia, Gout, Rheumatism, Partial and Ac
tual Paralysis, st. Vitus Dance, Chronic Spas
mode aud Nervous Headache, Toothachc, Ear
ache, and that chief Of all causes of disease,
Loss of Sleep.
If our friends will accept the dccIuaion that
for six or eight years these preparations have
been thorough tests that would satisfy all, in
place Of sweeping declarations that mean moth
ing, and then procure and read the pamphlets,
to be found with all dealer and agents, they
will be able to Judge Of how far they can be re-
lied on. See advertisement. l9wi
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CHALLENGEs.-A gentleman from
the troops at the Relay House says that
the sentinels have, in some instances, a
pleasant way Of making challenges. A
fellow who had been fishing on the Pa
tapsco, and had secured a fine string of
fish, was stopped by the usual question
" Who goes ihere?'" Fisherman" was
the answer " Advance fisherman and
drop two shad, said the alert sentinel,
looking out for his own commissariat.
The Montgomery Confederation gives
the following from a correspondent:
"On the first night after my arrival, in
passing from one quarter to another,
was stopped by a sentinel, whom l recog-
nized as private P-(though he did
not recognize me.) l was asked for the
countersigD, and replied. a friend with
a bottle the reply was, advance bottle
and draw stopper which | did, and was
suffered to pass on my way rejoicing
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The Richmond Eraminer is calling
for Dictator to rule the " Confederate
States" it says;
" No power in executive hands can be
too great, no discretion too absolute at such
moments as these. We need Dictator.
Let lawyers talk when the world has
time to hear them. Now let the sword
do its work. Usurpation of power by
the Chief, for the preservation of the peo-
pie from robbers and murderers, will be
reckoned genius and patriotism by all
sensible men now, and by every historian
that will judge the deed hereafter"
To this complexion has it come at last.
This is secession in all it's hideous de-
formity.
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CHAMBERsBURGH, Pa, May 90
Seven hundred Virginia troops have ar
rived opposite Williamsport, on the Po-
tomac six miles south of here. Il is be-
Iieved they intend an Eruption on the
southern borders of Pennsylvania.
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VERMONT STATE TrUAsrREE's OFF1CC,
Rutland, May /. 1861. )

CtEALED PROPOSALS viii De received ut
- this office NATL the 81 50 inst. for six per
cent loIn OF five hundred Thousand dollar, for
which State bonds viii De issued under the au-
th1rty given by the Legislature in an " Act ma
king an appropriation for aIming- &C., the Mill
tia of the State" Approved April p, 1861
The bonds win bear date June !, 1861, and be
PAYABLE IN ten years thereafter in sums of $1,000
and $500 (and 500 IL rcqUircd) with scmi-an-
nual coupons attached, principal and interest
payable at any Bank ia Boston.
The Treasurer reserves the right 20 reject any
or all proposals. Proposals fOr this loan should
be addressed 20 the Treasurer, and endorsed
4" Proposals for state Loan
2lw3 JOHN 4. PAGE, Tre1slvsT.
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CHASE MACHINE WORKS.
j. ID. Chase & Sons,
MASTER NiCHIBlSTS, NILLWBIGHTS IND BUILDERS,
WEST CONC0RD, TERUON7,

Keep constantly en- hand and make od EAeIsIoR Wheels OK
o fnau
generally Corn
PatuI
T. instruct Lqne and GHst NINE ono keep constantly
Ii
la, uugGc saNsof kinds
~ MAnVEY GIsEGORY, Nraoes rails, Goaeyo, lfgat
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IN CHAN { R Y.
G TATE OF VJ,gSrz % NJ.
- ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.
JARVIS BARTIETTl ~ CHINCERK
VS.,
JOSEPH GRAY, and J,me Term, 4. r. 1851.
ABBY c. GRAY

Whereas. Jarvis Bartlett of Morgan. IN the
comfy a. ,,rl,.rs,r,l Sand. Of vernon br,iIa
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q Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
q purchasing a certain Joint and several note
drawn in favor OF Bliisdell q Nuutcr, for the
sum Of two hundred dollars, bearing date Nov.
29th, 1860, and made payable Apr.lSjl, Us we shall
not pay 10, never having received any consider
afion therefor. !. W. STEVENS,
JOHN l.. WOODBURY..
Craftsburv. MAY o 1S6l-2lw3
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A Southern Exile.
WFsT HARTFoRD.

WEST HARTFORD, VT, May 4.
have just seen and conversed with a
gentleman who has been Professor in
a college in Georgia, until compelled to
leave, nj much pecuniary sacrifice. lie
left Georgia, the 2lst, passing through
Nashville and Cincinnati. He saw moth
ing but secession flags in Tennessee, In
Kentucky, he saw no flags of any kind.
Last January he was waited upon by a
vigilance committee who threatened vio-
lence to his person unless he left within
short time. He paid no attention TO
this threat. The Mayor discountenanced
the lawless proceedings Of the committee.
There was the widest exultation over
the attack upon Fort Sumter. A prom
inent secessonist who was in the conf
dence of jeff. Davis, boosted of his vic
tory TO the Professor. The Professor,to
draw him out, remarked, "According to
the dispatches, it is evident that Major
Anderson did not try to make much Of
a fight. Nobody was hurt and the forts
and batteries were not injured" "Oh,
yes" said the secessionst, "Fort Houltrie
aoas almost demolished, and there 'cas an
immense loss Of Ee.'
The Professor was asked to enlist for
the Confederate army. He peremptori-
ly refused, declaring that he would soon
er have his head placed on a block and
severed from his body than fight against
his government. As it was apparent
that jeff Davis would speedily draft men
into the rebel service. the Professor left,
and was fortunate enough to escape with
his life,
The Professor states that the masses
have li;,le idea of tle great uprisings in
the North. Indeed, he himself found
tina: the North were slumbering till he
reached Cincinnati. He was rejoiced .
to see innumerable flags waving there,
and to find the greatest enthusiasm for
the Union among the people. The South .
think that the Northern soldiers are no
match for them. The Professor heard
the captain Of company boast that he
and his staff could put to flight 200
Northern troops.
Large numbers Of rebel soldiers we're
moving towards Washington. II is their
purpose to take Washington, and then
burn it. They said tia, the Administra-
ion could not raise an army Of forty
housand men. They believe the North
o be demoralized, and that New York
ity alone would raise an army Of one
housand men to fight for them, and
would prevent New England forces from
marching to Washington.-Boston Atlas.
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Ga A near lantern is better than
distan. star.
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CO General Scott will be ssventy-fve
wears old on the 18th of June.
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MARRIED.

In Bloomington, on the Ali inst, By Re-. S.
r. Hall. Mr.. Daniel Skinner and Miss y. Loui-
sa Walker, both Of Browning >1u.
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ca A pea is as big as a mountain to
a blind man.
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TO THE L ADIE S

MILLINERY AND nEgESS MA
III KING by Mrs. L. c. SKINNER, a fun
assortment Of Millinery Goods Just received,
All work done to order, and in the most APP
proved style.
Craitsbury Common, April y, lS61-l7
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GEoaGE p. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange County.


SCHENECTADY, AHg. 20 1860.
Hon. GEo. P. BALDWIN, Com. Orange Co., Vt.
Dear SW:-I have analysed the following
samples of Liquor and Wine forwarded 10y You,
and lind them TO be perfectly pure, entirely free
from all injurious substances and well suited
Tor medical use:
-Four samples of Brandy, two samples Wits
key. One sample Of Gin, one sample of Port
Wine.
The Gin and Port particularly arc of extra
quality.
CHARLES F. CHANDLER,
Prof Of Analytical Chemistry, Union College.
II We arc permitted TO refer to the following
Commissioners, Town Agents. and Physicians,
OF the State Of Nom ut, and in so doing arc
guided by desire 90 place before the public
those facts that are iU themselves an evidence
that in every instance none but the purCst and
most desirable articles in Jur Inc viii be offered
for sale 10 our customers.
REruRENCEs Edward Huugcriord Proies-
Sor Of Chemistry IN fln Univcrsi y OF Vermont:
S. w. TAaycr, ". D., Dean of the Medical Fac
ulty in the University OF Vermont; W.CIr1ca-
Tor, Pru.cs SOr &c.,iu lh, University of Vermont;
j. $. Pierce, Agent burlington.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER s.-JGmcs Mitchell.
Calvin bllgcIf, Israel Goodwin.
Alunzo Pgarce, W.-lu.tJu; Charles Davis, T.
Sanb0rn, Caledonia; rs. IL. II. Bingham, n II.
Thomas, LImoiilc; Chester Spencer b. Ers1ic,
Rutland; A. II. Gilmore, Hon. Geo. z. 3 lIdw.u,
Orange; George Fisher, Mndham; Horlt.y.
Ncedham and 7 ra lord, Addison. 22m6
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DIED

In Boston, Mass, on the lo.h iusi, Mr. Har-
vey S. Coolidge of Albany, asedtl years.
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G7g When yon despair of good, be-
ware Of evil.
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SAD ACCIDENT IN THE TUNNEL AT
BURLNGToN.-On the evening of the
l4th sad accident occurred by the fall
ing Of the earth on the workmen loading
the dirt cars in the west end Of the ex-
cavation. Peter Hart, from Rutland,
was instantly killed, and others were
slightly injured while fears were enter
tanned that there might be yet others kill
ed and still remaining buried under the
immense mass of earth that had fallen in.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-19

vTRUSTEE'S SALE.-WnsasAs, on the Ii
j lay = Ayril, 4. D.. lass, wili.aas6. ~
sste 0soegs y. Sargent = Trustee. certain 1. a
Of Trust, conveying 70 seid Trustee the land in
the city Of Dsvenpogt in Scott county, Iowa. des.
s'ibsl . fellows, ts-wis: ConDsaeing at The
sosth east conner 81 1ais and Mound sisests |,
ra.isg thsece soutA aloee said heasd stree: ons
properly thence eassocs husdisi and thirty feet
. lot owed ~ David 4. Dssrovs thence sorth
sss hundrsd and fifty feet 70 said Msin street !:
thsaes vess along the south side Of said Nsin
stsest one huss,sd and thirty feet 10 he place Of
beg nnisg; ecntainisg 1850 square feet Of
known - he sEddy House, bsisg block Of I've
stories, Atty Ave feet On Mound street, and sixty
feet % Asin street, with tin roof, high partitions
walls And Ill noooseosy stables aad est 6uildings
| thereon erected; which said eonveyanee wss
made ~ the aid William H Hildreth and vie.
for the purpose u securing the psymea. Of eleven
certain prQn:sso notes. signsd b. said William
q. HildsstA, dated shs lltL dsy 81 Apsil. 4. D..
1859, and payable - follows: Oas for the princi
col sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars 81, 500. J
payable ~ yssss fr:a - dsss thereof, and ten
-, q and % noeths frso the date thereof. Said
notes being executed BY said Hildrsth, payable 70
the ordssof himself, and BY hin indorysd, and only
one Of vhish (to-vit: the note Of tl9S, due 8
months after IL dats) has been paid.
| And GOV. said tvo sosss 81 el26, sssh payable
in - and 10 months respectively, having becom
due and payable, and the said Wn. l. hiIdrsth
having failed 70 pay the same, l, George b.
sargent, Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice thatby virtusof the power which
Z in me vested By ssid Deed q Trsst, will, On
Friday, the ia day q February, a. b. 1851, q
the hour Of eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of s.Id
day. st the Cesrt house door in the city Of Dsvsn-
Psr, ssposs and sGss sss ssls, u public auction.
tbs parcel Of land above described, or 20 much
thereof - shall b nscssssry TO satisfy and pay
the amount ofasid notes. with the interest thereon
y he day u 81, tesths Nth oil the costs and
expenses stsssdiag aid SALE costs Of this notice.
| and Trustees fees.
Dated tAs ~ Day Of January, 4. D., 1851.
GEORGE b. SARGENT,
jan1t-dts Trustee.
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LlGNlE 4 BKADBUHY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON YRAnp NEW soAIu
0vand and square Piano-rortes.

=! The Insulated Iron frame preserves
RVH the original tone Of the instrument is
al it purity, securing it for oil time against that
most disag ceahle tinny quality # tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Furtes. Il
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte mucu l.n,er in tune. 1t gives tn .
instrument much fuller, richer and swceter tone.
II sdap1s the Piano 70 all climates and to all chan
ges Of atmosphere, and in al respects it 10 pro-
nounced, and in al! respects it is pronounced by
our best 'artte" the greatest improv encnl Of the
age In Pisno-Fsrtc construction; producing an in
strunent acknowledged to ne superior 70 ali 9th
ers made ii t'.i- country or Europe.
: few s~simonials In regard 60 tho sspe, I.
Ees-s. ''s '-''
~ have examined tho Piano Fortes Of Liehte
Rradburys With entire satisfaction. know not
that there are any others BETTER either in or own
cou.try or elsewhere. Oh. LOWELL Mason.
In clearness, richness, and volume If tone. DEL
icasy. elasticity Of touch aud nc repeating action
! have never played upon their equal.T1H. A.
WeLLBNHAUPr.
In volume. richness, evenncss and purity OF
tne and in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
md in that beautiful singing quality 20 desirable
81 have never pl 'yed upon 80 rich and heavy
tone square Piano Forte. "-ARrHUR NAPOLEON.
am astonished and delighted with the New
scale Iron Frame Pisno-Fortes made BY you.
There must be splendid future for Lights !
Bradburys' Piano-F ortes. "-0Ao. F. RsOr.
81 have never played upon 90 6ne and instru-
ment."-GsO. F. BRlsrow.
consider them ~ 70 beauty, richness, fullness
and equality of tone, ~ we'll ss their agreeable,
elastic touch, equal If not superior t. any Pianos
made in mis- country or Eutops."-KARL W.Ls.
I'm power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar ,ich and
sing'ng tone 90 invaluable ~ an accompaniment
20 the vo'ce. have never met their eqnal &C.
"Thsy have oil .hs requirements for superior
Interpretation Of both classical and modern csm-
positions. IN. SrRAKOsu.
Wssssoen 4el a8sesoe Sweet, few ae.,.
Gsse 81 Dsosdwsy. New Yosk..
ootlS-lyeow
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TECsTEE'6 6ALE.-Whsreas, on the Let dsv
i ~ June, 4. b., 1859, James Long and Anna
Long, his wife, executed unto Robert D. Copgdoa
- Tssstes, certain deed Of Trust, conveying
- sajd Trustee the Land il Sect county, lows.
described - follows. to-wit: The south east
quarter w Of section number two g. in town
ship number seventy nine co. north Of range
four a. east Of the 5th r. n, containing one
hundr d and sixty (l6O) acres Of land Vii I
said conveyance was made BY the said James Long
and Anna Long, his wife, for the Purpose Of w.
curing the payment Of two certain promiss
notes and the interest thereon, signed BIZ said
James Long, dated the lst day OF June, A. d.
1889, and payable - follows: One for one hus.
drsd AID eighty dollars, payable on The frat day
Of Deosn bss, 1883, and oss for oee thousand one
hundred dollars, payable on tho 6ut day Of June,
1850, 70 the order Of William II. Petors with in
tcrsst Of Ten pr cent. per annun.
Ana now said last mentioned note having become
due and payable, and the ssid James Long having
failed to pay the Same, ,kobsrt DCongdon, Trustee
- Aforesaid. do hereby live this pablo notice. thst
BY virtue OF the power, which u in me vssteA ~
ssid Deed Of Trustl will on n ursday the 18th day
Of February. 1T the hour Of o'clock il
the afternoon 81 said day, u the Court House
door, il the city Of Davenport, expose and ODER
for sale, st psblic ssstios, the parcel Of land
above described, or % much thereof % shall
b necessary 70 sstsfy aad ny The amount Of said
note, With the interest thereon TO the day Of
sale, together with the costs and expenses
attending ssid ssls costs o. this n0ties And Trus
tees fees.
Dated the 9Th day Of February, 4. D.. 1851.
3. u. CONGDON,
frv51 Trustee
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THUSTEH'S SALE.-Whersas, on the lltA
! day Of January, 4. D., 1883, Bernard Epping
executed unto Austin Corbin - Trustee, . csrtaia
deed Of 1rust, conveying TO said Trussss the lard
in Scott county, Iewa, described - follows TO-
sit: The piece Of tract Of land In =. Steinhil-
bsrs out lots, In the cast one-hslf 81 the north
east quarter Of section number twenty eight (2S,)
tswnship seventy -sighs 49, north Of range three
~ east Il the Sth 2. ~. sommsaciag ct oint
six hundred and siSty feet due south q the point
where the western boundary line Of said east one
half Of north east quarter u sid section twenty
eight as y strikes the south line Of Locust street
extended running thsnee south six hundred and
sixty feet theooe eoet two hundred and sixty
fsuS feet thence north six hundred and sixty
feet. and thence west two hundred and s5ty -fosr
feet 70 the place Of bsginaing, containing four
ssrss' no re- OF '::e WHICH ss,o esnvsysacs wss
Of securing the psynent Of three certain pr.nis-
cory notes AID The interest thereon, signed 81
said Bernard Eppios. dstsd the llth day Of jan
uaSy. 4. D., 1855. ssd payable - follows: One
for twenty-five dollars due in one year, and one
Tor two husdrsd and Afty dollars, and one for
tvsaty-ave dollars, eask due 10 two years
from date, which aid notes we're payable 70 E.
Steinhiibss and have been endorsed 70 N. Fejsr.
vary.
And nov, said notes having bssssss dss asd
payable. and the said ksrnard Epplng
:. ss s' 1 x'; .s sss
notice, that By virtue q TIE power which
10 in Ne vested By said Deed Of Trust, I
sill, On Saturday. the ID day Of March
A. D. 1851, q the hour Of two o'clock
il the snsraeon = ssid dsy. ss tAs Court no.se
sale q public ssstisn, The parcel Of land shove
described, ~ ~ 0seA thsseef o shall BE- necssss1y
to satisfy and pay the amount Of sa,d note it'll the
interest thsssos = the day Of sals together With
oil The ecees and s1Psases attending said ss's.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
6yelehrvseA Female Pulls

Prot:caed ~ Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared Jrom a prescriptions ef Sir ,. Clarke, n.
d., Physician Extraordinary g iAo Queen.
This invaluable medicine II unfailing in tho
cure Of Ill these paiuful AMI dangerous diss>sss
to which the female constitution 10 subject. II
moderates all excess and remove. al oLseEuctions
and speedy cure may BE- relied on.
TO MANNED LADIES
il il peculiarly suited. II will, in . short tine,
brin. ON tho monthly period with reg ularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain. TO prevent coun-
tsrfeiss.
These PILE should "a be soksa kv fsnalss dxe
~ ne FIRST THREE MONTHS u pveosassy,
a. they are ssrs 70 br;sa On 4sscssvtsgs, w =
esy osAsr tims Asy an -.
Ia Ill eases Of Nssvoss and Spinal Affections,
Pain 10 the Back and Limbs, Fatigue % slight
sxertion, PslpitaaioA q the hssst, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will eject cure who's ~ 9th
er meaus have failed ard although powerful
remedy, DO not contaia isoa, caomel, aatimony, -
anything hurtful 70 the constitution.
Full direct.ons In he pamphlet around each
package. which should b carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Cansda,
JOB NOSES. (Lsts !. G. Baldwin : g.
Roehsstss, N. Z.
N. B.-$l.oo and postage stamps enclosed .
any authoris d sgest, will Insure bottle, con-
tanning 80 pills, BY sstnn neil.
where. novedAv1y
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