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SIR JAMES CLARk.S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clark, NJ. ID.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases which
excess and removes all distractions and speedy
may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited It WILL in short time bring
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Each bottle price On. Dollar, bears the Government
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CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken bv Females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy. as they
are sure TO bring Miscarriage, but any other
time they safe
In all Cases of Nervous and Spinal fectofi Pains
in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight exertinn,
Palptaon Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these
Pills will effect hen ali other bare fail
ed aud although powerful remedy, do not contain
iron, caione antlmony, anything hurtful the
constitution
Full directions III the par Thet around each pack
age. which shou'd be Carefully preserved.
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JOB MOSES, 81 coEtiandt ST. New York
y. sl.oo and postage stamps enclosed to any
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Pills, by return mail.
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Public Speaking.

John n. Popp. ESQ.,, candidate for the
nomination of State Senator. will address his fellow
citizens of Wayne county at the following places and
times:
Abingdon Thursday Evening, March go:
Haserstown Friday Evening, March 80.
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RICHMOND, INp., March "a, 1866.

ED. PALLADIUM :-You will please an
nounce that l am no longer a candidate
for Sheriff at the April Nominating Flee
ton, and thankful to my friends for
their promised support in my behalf
l am respectfully DC.
r w O. BRAFFETT
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Efs- 1t is not true that Mr.. HARLAN,
the District Collector has been removed
and that Col. BENNETT has been appoint
ed in his place. 1t is Julian ruse to
create little sympathy for the Julian
die-nasty, and help him by the cry of
persecution! Its about as big FIB,
as that Mr.. Julian voted for Washburne
against the traitor Voorhees,.
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REMOVAL.-I have removed NV Law Office TO
Citizens Bank, North .East Corner Of Main
and Pearl Streets, where always be found during
business hours unless absent business
c. BURCHENAL. Atty at Law
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ECONOMY. Inn. Feb. Is. 1866.
To DAYTON Insurance Company. and Fire.
mems Insurance Company of Dayton. 0.
l hereby tender you my thanks for
your prompt payment in Cash (without
liscount) for my Store house Building
entirely DESTROYED by Fire on February
3rd, and Loss and Damage TO my stock
of Goods therein, Insured in your Com
panies, paid IN full February 18th, 1866.
l take pleasure in recommending these
Companies as reliable and prompt
Yours. truly.
VIM. b. HINsHAw.
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- RICHMOND, IND, March "A, 1866.
ED. PALLADIUM:- Not wishing to di-
vide the temperance vote, hereby with
draw rs 4 candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff j. NJ. TAYLOR
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Ig- 5000 wagon loads of Gravel for
sale by THOMAS MASON.
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THE DECISIVE BATTIE
HAS BEEN
FOUGHT AND WON

all wouId-be rivals, and tie palm of victory
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prisies and entire freedom from every deeserious or
soling ingredient Manufactured Dr. j. CHRISTA-
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@ The Mason Hamlin Cabinet Organs
forty different styles adapted 70 sacred and secular
music, from soo q ssoe each FIFTY-OyE GOLD
or silly En- MEDALS or other first premiums award
ed them illustrated Catalogues free. Address Ma
son HAALIS. BosroS, MASON BROTHERS.
NV YoRK- 3>-1-
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
YHyHE EXCELLENT business property VITA
residence attached. No. Main street, in thi. city.
The property is Is feet front Main street, running
back $50 feet alley the building Is brick, three
stories high. of the suos Iantal construction
dry cellar, and good cistern. Also:
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND,
within five miles OF Winchester randolph county
well situated thirty In cultivation. The land
is of the best quality.
Terms of either of the above easy. For further
particulars call on or address this city.
March Is, 1856. Z. NJ COOK
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Gives Immediate Relief

10 the dull heavy ains caused by diseases ~ the head
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Grating. Ii opens and purges ont all distractions
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHISPERS, WHISPERS,

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Ia I rraa SNIFF .

This Snuff has tt~.yaughiN proved itself 10 be the
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More than Thirty Years

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IL liz recommended b many of the best ihvs ~ien-
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where.
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A Cough. Cold, or Sore Throat,
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The Trochr recommended and prescribed By Phys-
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Read the CerGific atos Of Whole
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The undersigned, having for many wears been
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-25

ess did he indulge in any malice, and
was the readicst man l have ever known
to forget and forgive seeming neglect or
actual injury. Opponents never found
bis tongue fabricated by the serpent's
poison, nor did friends ever find them
selves damned by faint praise" for he
was lukewarm in nothing, but distributed
praise and blame openly, manfully, and
with a most ref eshing JUNCTION. For his
friends he was ever ready to make any
sacrifices, and he obeyed their behests
with cordial alacrity never to be for
gotten by those whom his position, official
or other, enabled him TO assist Our
volunteer soldiers and officers, so suddenly
called from industrial avocations 10 put
down the great rebellion, received his
homage and tenderest solicitude. Of these
he felt that the dead were all martyrs,
the living all heroes and his gratitude
was unboundcd. In his own State no
public man ever possessed more of the
affection of the people, as was sufficiently
shown by his almost unanimous election
by the Vermont Legislature for II third
term to the Senate of the United States
He always met his colleagues with the
most cordial salutations no ill-wind ever
rippled over the surface of their inter-
course, and the most genial and Affection
ate relations were maintained up to the
latest moments of his life. His loss to
his family is irreparable, and SO profound
is their grief as to find no solace save in
the contemplation Of the dying Senator's
Christian faith. The last utterances Of
great men are often treasured up and
serve to prove the strength of some ruling
possibly petty, passion of the deceased,
but rarely have the last words of any man
been SO fit to be reported TO the world, or
such as to be more likely to be forever
cngraven on the hearts of his friends, than
those of the lamented Senator Foot
Without an enemy in the world, loving
God and glowing with affection for all
and especially for those who visited hin,
in his last hours, with eyes still beaniug
with all their wonted brilliancy, his un
impassioned words, 80 clearly artlculated
SO lovingly rendered, were well calculated
to touch every heart by their wonderful
pathos.
IIonored Senator true patriot faith
ful friend farewell
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RECIPE FOR MAKING TArrLsRs. =

RECIPE FOR MAKING TATrLsRs. -
Take handful of weed called Runabout,
the same quantity of the root called MINI
BILE tongue, sprig of the herb called back
bite, (ei,her before or after dog days., a
tablespoonful of Don't-you-tell-it, six
drains of Malice, a few drops of Envy,
which can be purchased in any quantity
at the shops OF Mrs Tabitha Tea-table
and Miss Nancy Nigh,-walker. Sir
them well together and simmer them for
half an hour over the fire of discomfort
kndled with little Jealousy, then etrain
it through tho rag Of Miseonstructioo, apd
cork it up in the bottle Of Malevolencc,
and hang IT upon sken OF Street-yarn,
shake it occasionally for n few days, and
it will he fit for use. Let "a few drops be
taken before walking out, and the subject
will be enabled 10 speek all manner of
evil and that continually.
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ARMY JoKE-The following good one
at the expense of General j Is. Magruder,
is told by the Natchez Democrat
While retreatiag from the Peninsula in
1862, the general and his staff stopped at
the house Of widow lady on the road,
and engaged dinner.
In few moments Jim Phelps, a Loui-
siana soldier, accosted the lady with,
"Aladame, can get dinner ?"
"Yes sir" was the reply, shut as am
preparing dinner for Gen. Magruder and
staff, and have not room at my table for
more, you will have to wait for the second
table"
"Very well, madame, thank you," said
Phelps, taking his seat in position to
command view Of the dinlng-room.
Watching the movement of the servants,
Phelps waited until the feast was on tho
table and while the hostess proceeded 10
the parlor to announce dinner TO the gen.
eral and staff, Phelps entered tho dining
room, and setting hlmseE at the table,
awaited further Developments.
Upon the entrance OF the party Of ofi-
GERS, there was found to be seats for all
but one, and one politely returned to
the parlor to wait. The General took a
seat next TO Phelps, and after the first
course was finished, turning 10 Phelps, he
inquired:
SSH, have you any idea with whom
you are dining ?"
'No sir" replied Phelps used to
be particular, but since | turned soldier,
don't care d-n who cat with, so
long as the yictuals are clean"
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Death of Senator Foot.

Speeches Of Hon. f. L. Woodbridge
and Hen. j. S. Morrill, in the House of
Representatives, April 18th, in memory
of the late Senator Foot -
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ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
IL TREES.
select and put up all kinds of Fruit and orna-
mental Trees, for all ny customers, and deliver
them myself.
eJ-Niake out your Orders and will call on you.
7. ID. TAYLOR.
West Salisbury, Dec. 49, 1865. 37tf
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ANBROTYPEO. DAGUERRE0IYPES. or PHOTOGRAPHS.
Persons having such pictures ofdoccased friends,
which they wish to preserve, are Informed that
shall be at the Addison House, in Middlebury, the
last Friday, and at Stevens Hotel, Vergennes, the
last Saturday Of each Month, (after March) until
further notice. Circulars containing full mforma-
tion, sent to any address by applying to
A +. STYLES.
Vermont Gallery of Art, Burlington, 5l;1y
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P.r.onsI In,.IIIx.ree.

Paris letter ~ the 10th 81 January yH.Ths Acsf
ey Of aicnces has repscef the late de- vAencisnnes
by The election u Dr. CHI ROBIN. The list of pro
ducad BY The gentleman who has thus Just The
highest marx % scientific honor considerable He has
published with ~ fitre ten twelve editions u tho
dDlctionnars Dc Nysten," become classical. With n
verdel Treatise upon Anstofnica1 and Physiological
Chemistry - with Bsrand, "hssusi % Physiology p
and be a. moreover. The author q very remarkable
treatise on The "ysesbls Parasites met with Man and
AniuAla II vas n Robin vho discovered that the
tbosnhaes n electrical hsh and AZ this hs h.
mai M aone interesting experiments upon the
sIbty Of cholera with which he has saooesde< snect
ing dogs al VIII
me vosroy Of Egyp, IsmAr Psohs, Forwarded 10 M.
Princess Mural the occN<son % her msrri~xm
MAGNIFICENT dl<dsm In h~i.nts vaiuef 81 one hundred
Thousand francs The Princess accompanied her father
70 The In 1884 and reosived By The vksroy.
The Emperor Msrimian leaving for merioo, pisc~d
the chstssa u hIrsmsr a The dspossi ~ ue imperial
fsuily o. Austria and The apartmene have rrmalned 10
ths sane ass@ prvioasiy rns Ar.hfaks Charts
fOum uncon1 brD,bsr u Me Emperor FrsDc,s Jos~ph
sceompsnicf by he vfre ths Archfnehe~s ksr~ snnsn
rass. has Jsnany - arrived a ths ehsissa 70 re~'1s
thers
v.sccuss a suls~u, s~ussor - vr~no~ formerly Pre-
f~rs Of nsr~ssls he's b~~n obiir-d an5srxs M amps
tssiou u . fcoa n w~ occ~< - osvsirr n ne
Grand Arny ~ isi2 md hsz bo,h h fest fvssn the
~nt<d him mach tkss hs medical sst~rants aeclfef
90 ,skins u o. n a. sais~a n s-sssrtvs yssss
q Ma
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JUPITER rLuvIus Az A sTREET CLEANING oos-
TRAcToR-nETHoD PURSUED IN NEW YoRx AND
STATISTICS REeARDIso STREET cLEAsrc-rHE
roo on THE RIVER, Erc.
The week opened yesterday with heavy fall Of rain.
which washed away the principal part Of the susb and
nth that epcumberrd during the previous
thaw Men we're detailed 10 keep the cuverts Of the
sewers rOm becoming ohoked up and to loosen the half
frozen masses of that lay IN the CUTTERS There
would be no difficulty in thoroughly cleansing our
streets Of the heterogeneous liquid mass that
cumbers them II the parties who have the sewers
and culyerts In charge would only keep the latter
free from all distractions The street sweepcrs
are not permitted 70 interfere with the culvers, no
matter In what condition they may be- therefore there
Is little In directing the c0urse OF The melted siush
and water towards ihese cIvers they oanno, convey
cleaning In New York Ia sush. IL cannot he very well
shovecd csrted away and the culverts are closed
against II, lest II might choke them up.
A. the present weather renders the state the
prominent subject we VIII mention what measures the
contractors adopt 70 fulnn their contract with tho
weekly BY them is three hundred, al four dot.
Lars per day each cart, having . capacity OF one
cubic yard, or twice that Of the Corporation csrts
each week Al ~ Is per day. foreman In each ward
attends 10 the carts and swecpss In his district and
from the streets her- are ,hIrsssn dumping srsunos
with two inspectors 10 each dump and aborsrs
employed each day, from seven o'clock In tho morning
+ disuio, inspcssor, VINO no,ias- ne forsmsn q
the ward Of sny nssleci IN he dsyArnent The
averages twelve thousand and sx hundred. Ths~e
loads have 70 be gathered from bsxss, pals
ssd sven u. stree, l.r!s additional . ic.ss ms
forsp heaps d rubbish which befors dcded slssrpss
70 dlsiodrs than, and may psshsps soss ssjoy he
-, 80 nrsvn.,s M cuv "a rv.v, d.r,.s ~
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hundred and ATTY freight mules Tancasnequ with
large quantity Of merchandise This Is another severe
check upon the commerce between this port and San
Louis Potos fully exposes the impotency Of the so
called imperial TO control this country TO secure
any stable hold upon it. But the end Of this i'm
peria farce Ia approaching and little Macmillan will
his great and good friend with his brutal decree
of the Sd of October last testimonial OF his disgrace
and 10 follow him with the memory Of the
that have taken place under II OF thousands OF defence
less Mexcans, whose only crime was that they loved
their native land.
Rumors reached here yesterday the arrival OF the
French steamer to the effect that Senior Hdago mas Just
arrived Vera Cruz from Paris with scheme Tor the
abdcaon Of the throne by Maximian In order 70 pre-
sent mode Of departure for the French This an
nouncement Il Is said, is In conformity win an amcapie
understanding that has been arrived at between the
Emperor OF France and Maximian as both now admit
that In consequence OF the termination OF the war IN the
United their projects in Mexico have 70 DO ADAM
doned. - .
Dupn has returned to Vera Cruz with the brevet or
brigader general has taken command OF the contra
guerllas in that State II Is impossible TO know what
will be the result OF his operations but II the liberals
are now as determined Vera Cruz and Tabasco as
they have been elsewhere he may from their numbers
meet with that retribuve justice at their hands which
his Infamous crimes and assassinatons and the avages
he has committed in this State demand Yesterday one
hundred and fifty French troops arrived here from Vera
Cruz They to be sent to Tancasnequ The attempt
TO open communication with security TO the interior H.
however, failure.
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Navigation OF the Amazon.


The editor assumes that tho In oocaaoned by tho
desire OF The monArchca government Of Brazil 10 mo-
nopoze The two great systems OF river navigation, ho
Amazon and the la Paiathe al the north and Tie
other at the aouth of her immense empire
Brazil by her treaty with Peru In 1881 throw opeg
the navigation of the Amazon whole extent fav
as her domnions reach, 10 the vessels OF Peru Ana
by her treaty In 1859 with Vcnekue she conceded tho
same privilege 10 the vessels Of that republic
During the last OF the Brazilian Legislative
Chambers project OF law was presented and we'll
cciyed declaring the navigation Of the free FOE
all Tags This project gill exists before the ChambenN,
which adjourned In consequence Of the absence Of
the Emperor at the seat Of war but 20 soon as the ham
bers rcasscmbe IL IA believed that the project dsciar
ing the Amazon open TO all flags will bceomc law Tho
Paraguay about much 10 do with the interior
navigation OF the Amazon has 10 do with the int
rior river vgaton Of China
As the Argentine Republic mistress OF both banks Of
the river ParanA for than eight hundred milcs.
and OF hank OF the la Plata until enters the ocean,
the assigned for tho Paraguay by tho editor OF
able and influential journal like the INV York HEs-
has other than what call In good round
spanish, eydsd ig,oranlid
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nm, T,utonia M.sauerade.

Las, nish, Prince Carnival for mads bis appear.
Broadway where al tue City Assembly Rooms
the Tcutonia Society, n thriving musical association
assembled In honor Of that glorious mythical
Prince vino appears 10 be of the Lost popular
clgns the world during the present carnival sosaon.
The weather very disngrecabln account of the
rain; but tn rcu,oua ,snner chor bonn s9cciy Of
great deal of prestige the numerous friindi and
qua 81 this body Did fail b make their appear
aRcc splendid and clc rant Costumes. represent
Ing tho middle agrr AMI Tie anieiiiiutian periofL
Tbs Committee Of hrrang sment-, composed VI about
twenty four appeared co ant cestne- representing
the guard ~ King Louis XIV fte ballroom WIS foil
pcr-0np, representing orRiuai mi Hniriusian oharac
ters. who all appeared Va most splendid cJstum
of udcrOus performances were indug q In during
the nj ht aud, Others. lace % cats had been
arranged III tao carriages drawn bY cat. 80 b
wagon h ing mounted by iockcy; and ihis cat race
with the jockeys the formed one u the most
lndicrous prose dings % the eyenn Then there
cariOus IN The ballroom, alied the torches
tnon." There appeared an immense old. aud
lot % curoualooking fac - VITO appeared ~ BE- sing
ing ludcFous melody. which, however, war performed
by n second class hand organ THIS Teliona ball was
quit a eeful altar, and Prince Carnival canno,
complain % 10 subjects residing IN New York city. The
festivities the Tcutonia oontinued uRtil late
hour, and nothing occur 10 disturb the prOoeedingA
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syrs-s Covsr.cncur-Psr 1-Bstore Jsdss
ioos ioa1 iols fc1s ios iclz io4s ioss, ioss 100
loca rsr 9-Befors Jsdgs Poster -sos s7f sis,
90 Us ne sss ia 81, 60. sas ss7, SO, sss, IA,
scrrsrs Covrr-CszwrxSs -B~fors Judge fngra-
ham-Ncs iook fos, is4 ts, leo il ip
sursxsr CDunr-srsusi TUw Before Jufgs euth~r.
ls.ANps ise lee. 1oi zo1, 2oS 100 2os, NJ al, xa
~ y ~. "a, ~. "a, z71
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Literary InteIIixones.

Harper Brothers have published Mr., Henry g.
Foote'S book ON tho rebellion II not full and
Systematic account Of the great Of the rebellion
Il s very interesting far as II goes In exposing aomc
OF the history Of the and rise OF tho treason
Mr. Foote Is full Of anecdote and "Reminiscences all Of
which no tells In most entertaining style and all OF
which will be read with gusto.