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truth IS mighty and always prevails i. may at tins,
oet WIN such opposition that makes the contest pro-
.ac.e" one such an has the iomeo pathc mode o.
treatment met hut robly have its champions stood upts
the righ and they reaping their reward Nrvt
s'hte 'he discovery was first made hy the iEmor.s
.aemdhH mas II numbered maay friends as j; dge'
~ IN time. Improvements and new discoveries in .As
ienoa OF treatment as we'll the simplifying the prep
ra.ohs, OF The medicine which il done by D Gford'
is.h VI turatVes, has on doubt done much popular
th9 Prac'ce His specifies for the different diseases
n instance, headaches coughs colds dyspepsia, nil
nI ses crSsp eatarrh, piles &C tut up neat beN<
V y. . are doing muchby their ed:istcl
in arresting disease to omen the ewes OF the pub
80 me absurd practice that has long been consdeF'i
en- ease Of these Curatves for family use ar
s ~ "c ABOUT as common babies in house and e'
cry family should have one "A ease medicine We mean
W. 49,, f. smith, Agent. Montpelier, or VI. l. Burr
I,c host"n Mass, anywhere, by Philip lee
LOO W VILLAIN st., New Xork
send Tor manua. furnished free
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Russia,

Some enc has Supposed that the trAnsfereaca
| Of the Sat OF the Russian Empire from Mos
| COW to 'hc coast Of tbs h4'.c may some time
| provo to nave been the mos mpmcn'ous event
| In modern history BY that act Russia turned
her gl1nco westward; the youngest ard proud
est embodiment OF the principles Of oriental
| desrotlsm, she thereby came into relation
and Inevitable collision W IN he i.eer tenden
! cies Of Eu.op2 N |, Wi ecr.r, other European
| Government has been obi ,,Gd to cJnccde some
thing to The cncroaclmeuis Of democratic ideas
| she a olc las confronted destiny by an energetic
| sagacious, and absolute arlstocracy. But her
enterprise in :hc East s even more signifcan.
| than in the II est Within the last .l,lce wears
she has gaicd possession Of the vas, region in
North Western Asia drained by the Am ,or, .
river Of the first magnitude, larger than the
ssissippi or the Mic. This Territory thong
little known ha. been III dispute between the
Muscovise and Celestial Empires ever since (lie
l1th century By a trsaty concluded in 1853,
Cana cedcd all ~ district north Of the AMOR,
and by a second treaty concluded at pckin
Nov. 1t, 1860, Ru.sil obtained ali the terri Tory
south of The Anoor, included between TIE coast
and the river Oussooi. She thus folds so much
OF The sea-coast as fronts upon the empire Of
Japan, anu her southern boundary l.; only about
500 miles distant from Pekn. The tr lies 60
secure 70 her the free navigation OF lie So ,nga-
ri and Oassoori Rivers. he largest tributaries
OF the AMOR from the S,uth, and thus all the
products of warm ManicEooria will find their
main outlet through Russian commerce. The
whole country is as yet undevelopcd but it
abouhds in mineral and agricultural resources,
and Is IN process OF rapid colonization. The
Island of Saghaiicn, off tie mouth of the
Amoor, has commodious haroors, and extensive
coal fields. BY awaiting herself OF all the ad-
vantagcs that lnherc in these acquisitions, Rus
sia can hardly fail to achieve political and com
mercia supremacy in the ia, ther East Mean
time, she has pushed her conquests southw.r ard
in Central Asia to ,ernojo a,d kopai, which
arc only one third as far from the Indus as from,
the Volga, and her next stride may be across
the llilnalayas.
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THE REslG NATIon OF BRIG. GIN SEIGEL.-It
Is taied on apparently good authority that Brig.
Gen. oeigel has resigned his command in Mis-
souri,, and chat his resignation will he followed
by the withdrawal OF IA large number Of the of,
GERS associated with him. TIE Anseipr des
Westerns says
" For a long time things have looked ns though
the intention were too trihe with him, and that
lie (Gan. Seigel } bad seemed to think 50 too. -
Where he sowed where he was first in the field
and was the first to strike, and while his name
rang, like that OF Mars, from every German lin
throughout the Union and helped to fill tho
camps, others are now to reap the harvest. Blu,
he must linger on the shore and anguish in the
tent. jeff. g. Davis and Schofiiel1, the two
most capable, if not the only capable, American
officers here, are winning laurels on the path
marked out by Seigel, and he must, in the
meanwhile, be held in leading strings by Curtis.
Should he bear this yet, is, perhaps, but for u
little space"
The reason for Segel's resignation il his dis.
placement from the command u. Rolla. Ills
arrival in st. Louis WAS expected on Monday,
the 7th inst.
So it goes. Lyon dead, Fremont removed.
oeigel compelled out Of selt.respect to resign. -
What next shall VIC hear from the Department
of Missouri:
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Mails ii M0rsaeiier.

SoUlH1aS and EASTERN mail closes at lis l. IL. a.
ryes at u p. IN.
NORTHERN and WESTERN coses ct 3.lj p. u. 2-g.y;
at 9.l5 a. IN.
NIGHT NAL for Boston AMI New York .... i. 8
O'Clock, 7. ".
All matter for these mail, H,sSt lc in Es qct ,.r r.,
hme 81 closing, 10 30 The dag.
BARRE nail arrives daily 81 $50 q n len.r.. s,e-y
day on arrival Of Sod.hcrn.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily a u p. n }ersr,
daily at 500 = m.
DASviLLE arrive. Tuesdays Thurs,,ays anil SaturiJg,
at IL O'Clock, a. m. departs Monday, Eyla.}l'J
and Fridays at 5 O'Clock p. IN.
BARTON arrives Mondays Wednesdays am! Ft.5st.l
$50 m DEPART Tuesday,, Thursdays an! sar. l.ys
at 9ija. M.
HfpEPAEK, by Worcester ana Einore arrives Ne.ja..,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p n departs ssm4
Barton.
CHELSEA arrives Mondays, Wednesdays a5d fr!lyss
Lou p. n ; departs same "a DauYiilc.
CALAIS mail arrives TucNlays Thursdays anl S..sf
days at LOO r. leaves alternate days on arfys u
Western.
bEFLlN from two to six times a week.
officE HOURS FROM 100 A. n. to 500 =. VI.
JAMES G. FRENCH, P VI.
Montpelier, Mayl 1851
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FooD FOR THE MIND OF THE Solder,
The New York Independent says: IT,
never was an army so large, which emhr,nI
SO vast a proportion OF weIlinformeJ N.Y.
and men whose minds iced to be ken, .n'
piled with current Of intelligence. Afr
the first excitement OF so novel life X on'
constant supply Of newspapers, magsz;,n
and books must be regarded as prime o..
cessity to be provided for by the care Of g..
cieties and of Individual friends. Il.
Christian Alliance of this city, Of Tbif
Rev. G. G. Goss is secretary, (otfce att
University arc sending week over l@
packages OF newspapers to the various cam.
chiefly made up OF the religious journal +,
this city. They also furnish supplies A
hymn-books to the extent Of their mean.
They need and should receive liberia as!~
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GAR0lNERS RHEUMATIC AND NrURAf0L.
ms5;n;u ~ he popular prejudice sgan patent
the msnr scents 10 have been removed in the minds 81
.erticate' from among the t,s men in the communi
eyidan'o.he virtues Of III =" Compound and the
us value i, 80 oyerwhel mag nd well anhea,
,,uehon TO the reliable names attached TO the sJver
tria os IN smother column of this paper. aud adye
come ~, ,i.' excellent medicine. which has rapidly
ON bn nouce II the attention of the suffering eau
may oe gained We feel assured a, fair trial will re,
find IA W. objections which may exist. and that they wi
Da. compound an inestimable bl rising - Boston
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PENNSYLVANIA TRoops.-GOv. Curtin in his
annual message states that the regiments of
Pennsylvania now number ll5 that the total
number of men now in service is 03,577, and
that the number preparing for service is l6, O3S,
making an aggregate OF l09,6l5, exclusive of
20,6l5, Of the three months men now dsbanded
Moro than 800 Pensylvanians arc now held as
prisoners. lie asserts that Pennsylvania has
given more and better clothed ami equipped
men than uuy other State, and that the univer.
enhancement by Pennsylvanians signifies tia,
they arc determined to quel the instruction
save the Union, and never to tolerate any plan
for its dissolution or reconstruction.
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JUDGE "lLiIM I. BARRON, formerly of this
State and more recently Of Chicago, We arc
paia'd to learn, was Instantly killed the sth
ms BY railroad accident lie was son Of
Col. Barren of Norwich, was graduated at the
University of Vermont, AMI held several ,tEcea
OF trust IN this State before locating in Chicago.
In the latter city he had made for himself an
'hViabie reputation by hi. thorough and sue
cesslui business habits, his accurate ard ext.n.
Si'c legal aitainments, and his most excellent
loail''cs' both as a public and private citizen
JUDGE BARRON Was bgothcr-;n law Of SIL,s
BURBANK, Esq. of this village.
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

SIS Is unrivaed by any. in Ali eases Of Lamene..,
mas,nss IRON sprans, Bruises or wrenchng its effect is
Wa5c ana certain. Harness or Saddle Calls, scratches
hon. ~ II VIII also cure speedily SPAWN and Ring
lent nay ne easily prev, nted and cured in their neip
ity Of raa out confirmed cases beyond the po'o,
desprra. =" 90 cure No case OF the kind, however Is ;"
iment anS but 1t may be by this Lin
the a ma us faithful apple alton will always remov'
paratiye ease, ' "''sc !" "a'ei WI" w.
morse owner should have this r. p,edy At band,
will use at the first appearance Of Lamene"
TONED ~ ~ny prevent those formidable diseases men
ses aV,nsrwse valuable horses nearly worthless
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PoLlTlcAL.--At Union Mass Convention
held in Hartford, c., the 9th inst, the follow
ing ticket was put in nomination
For GoyeEnor-Wm. H. Buckingham,
Fur Lieut. Goyernor-Roger Averill,
FOR Secretary OF Statc--J. ilammond,
For Ireas1rer-Gabrlel w. Colt,
For COntroiler-L. w. Cutter.
HE Governor, Secretary Of State, and Con-
tr'ller are Republicans and the other two nom
inccs are Democrats.
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Federal AMI not rebel tr ops. Had Mary land
been treated to the same : let alone discipline
in April and May that was then administered to
Kentucky. ,C would have been the battle
ground in June, as Kentucky is now. When
will our leaders see the difference between doing
something and doing nothing, between activity
and idlenesa, be: ween sham fghts and real bat
ties?
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NKw YoRK TROOPS message Of Governor
Morgan to the New York Legislature, shows that
New York has raised l2O, 600 troops for the war
including the three months men. That State
has now $4,000 men in the field and II, 600
moro troops raised, but yet within the limits of
tie State.
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Notice,

vom.n ,o oa All persons harboring or trusting IN
herself a. Known as Helen q. Smith and representa-
debts of her c -, on my account, as shall pay ~
N"' W, Nov. 20, 1861. d. Id SMITH
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can. nha MIDLAND, have The asthma 50 had ,h,.
try n nrI"s . Well, my dear. would da :,
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soon be in the saddle '''a" VIII
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JOB ,pnTW' RIM g,

n a.! is Branches neatly an! promptly ~ :gt.!. al
cheapest rates.
5rI' All orders should be addressed TO
c. V. WILLARD Monper-. g.
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GREAT REVIVAL IN JAMA1cA.-Jap,;c, :,
the West Indies, once so wicked that tho s,;,
OFFS OF the English navy embodied its cbarac
Ter IN the provcrb, There is no God in In
maIea' has been visited with remarkable
revival oil religion. ttbegan among the Mo-.
fa''an brethren over year ago and sprc,d
over the island Between 10000 and 30
ooo souls have felt its power. This is .oooa
''"s, indeed We believe that under the
confined influences OF freedom education
anu re''g'on the black race, in Jamaic, nd
Inc other West India Islands, will We, r;..
20 as my" a degree Of civilization as the race
w"'cA tor so many generations held !, -
bondage. O IN
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MILITARY.-The Company which has been re
cruited by Llccepant Perkins, elected their off
GERS on Friday, as follows:
ii T.. p, rkins, CAPTAIN.
ID. s. Foster, Is, Lieuler

ID. >. Foster, LIST Lieutenant.
G. A. Mason, I'd Lieutenant.
This Company, which is TO be attached to the
Eighth Regiment, eft for Brattleboro' Tuesday
rish;.--S Abans Messenger
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
lRUST IN GOD AND Go FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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PROGRESS IN ITALY.- 1t is stated that
Evangelical! literature is multiplying rapidlv
IN Italy. a large number of religious tracts
anu books, written expressly for the times is
zeaIously distributed and now that the nress
Is freed from Papal censorship. these trac,s
handle, without restraint, tho errors of po.
perry and explain and ca force the truc doc.
trines OF the cross. 1t is probable that 70, .
oign Missionaries cold not accomrl;sh m,,h
just ut the present, on account of potiou,,
prejudice aud it would seem to 10 the hos.
plan to prepare the way by preparing and cir.
culat'ng cheap AND telling tracts on we'll cbo
sen topics. If Italy does not become Pro.
'e''ant' 1t Is great danger of becoming Ip6del
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Montpelier, Mayl 1851
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