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Liverpool papers say: "We under
.Uind that the difficulties which have sur
xoundea oar relations with the United
States Era in a fair waj of adjastment,
and b"'-;ve that great assistance has been
rendered by William Brown, II. P., in
the divisions between Mr. Dallas and
Lorl Pulinerston, which, it is confidently
hoped will prevent a rupture between the
two countries."
GREAT BHITAIX.
In 1'ariiatneftt several items of minor
interest had occurred. A committee of
the Uouse of Lords recommend that ex
ecutions henceforth take place within the
jail precincts, as in America. No inter
ference is contemplated with the usages
of capital punishment in British North
America and Australia. The decimal
eoia comrulttee cannot report this session
Secretary Labouchere stated tltat Cape
of Good Hope advices were to May 1 ,
and that the Home Government had sent
out troops to prevent a Kaffir rebellion.
On the 16th, the Queen reviewed
14,000 Crimean .troops at Aldersholt
camp.
The Queen grants five years' exclusive
privilege to Ord, Ilindson & Ilenshaw,
of Liverpool, to the guano on three is
lands off the South Coast of Arabia, re
cently ceded by the Imaum of Mushat.
An explosion had occurred at the
Cymuiercoal mines, near Cardiff. One
hundred and ten men were killed.
The trial of Win. Dove, for poisoaing
by Etrychuine, is going on at York, and
excites attention second only to the Pal
mer trial.
The lioyal Agricultural Society of
Englund is in session at Chelmsford.
Several Nova Scotiar.s in Liverpool
propose giving a dinner to Sir "Williams,
previous to his departure for Halifax.
Profcsrfor Frazer is elected . to the
CLair of Logic at Edinburgh.
A formidable insurrection has broken
out iu Spain. The imbroglio began by
the opposition compelling Espartero and
'Ministry to resign, and the appointment
of a uew Ministry, viz : O'Donnell, Min
ister of War ; Deaz, Foreign Affairs;
Cautero, Finance ; Rosas, Interior; L'
Uzduga, Justice ; Ollada, Public Works.
".""Espartero is supposed to have left
Madrid ; at loa.it it is not known where
he ia.
Immediately on the new appointments
the insurrection broke out iu Madrid.
The National Guards assisted the citizens
in erecting barricades, and being attacked
by the troops, fighting ensued ' in the
streets tor twenty-four hours, with much
.loss on Loth sides.
The -Queen presented herself to the
tombatants, and a government dispatch
says she was respectfully recalved ; but
other staieraents say the insurgents pro
claimed a Republic.
Gen. Eufaute, President of the Cortes,
' eonimauded the insurrection. O'Donnd
was appointed to the new municipality of!
Madrid, and he declared all Spain in a
ate of siege. He is acting.. with vigor,
but Paris dispatches eny that the French
Government do not believe iu his re
maining master of the situation.
. O'Donnell, by decree, dissolves the
National Guards, and calls on them" to
s deliver up their arms.
Gen. Enfante assembled the miuoritv
! the Cortes, but O'Donnell cauied them
. to ha dispersed.
. Gen. O'Donnell's tlispatch savs he
hopes to suppress the insurrection, from
which it is surmised that the revolt is yet
; unquclkd.
'The revolt has broken out at Saraos
ea; all Arragoa is more or lets iu iiisui-
a rtct;on, and ftars art; tntertaiued of an
- o'Jtbreuk at Barcelona.
I'aeis, Friday, C P. M. There is uo
' , iuter intelligence from Madrid. La Pa
triot Ears that the report of a movement
ia Sarsgossa is cor.Ermed. It is asserted
that Gen. Falcon, vho commanded the
place,' and who was formerly aide-de-ui!'
to Espartero, made his jironuncia-
rtientov ttii the concurrence of a part of
the laLabitants ; but according to private
intelligence, he was not 1'ollowtd by the
troops, who, on the contrary, retired to
the heights and castle which commanded
; Sarrrqassa.
A later telegraphic mescage from the
Cupieia-General of Catalonia, dated 17th
ftatei that all was quiet in that jrinci
1 Tit coiTtsiKindeut of the Daily Swt
wl i l '!raj evenine, fcavs : I learn from
reliablt; 'sources, that the French govern-
iuvhi ua already given orders ior the
formation of an Army 0f Observation
on the fejauit,h frontier."
MAtKiD.JulylC-At eight o'clock
lias morning tiie in.. .:.
y o - "'"-iicei.iuc was over
come on all joints. Gen. Concha oh-
tained possession of Toledo Gates. As
ome of the insurgents still held the pla-
za, several measures were taken to at -
Kickthtm.
'He various bodies of the lower orders
were commanded bv Pachita.
The kit remains of the insurgents,
-
; -
Fachita was killed, and twelve pieces
of artillery were in bis possession in the
plaza Sevaldo.
The Queen islted the wounded; hap
pily the victims Were not numerous.
The government has been admirably sup
ported. The disarming of the 5s ational Guards
is actively carried on.
The thoroughfare is re-established.
All is tranquil in the Provinces, except
at Saragossa.
Madeid, July 17. To-day order is
completely re-established at Madrid.
The Queen, accompanied by the King
and by Marshal O'Donnell, has just re
viewed the garrison. The troops and
people received their Majesties and Mar
shal with enthusiasm.
To-morrow will take place the solemn
burial of the soldiers who have died glo
riously in defending the throne and " or
der. The twelve pieces of cannon posted
on plaza Sevaldo belonged to insurgents;
they were captured by the royal troops
after some hours fighting.
The Daily Ifeics has published the fol
lowing dispatch from the Paris corres
pondent, dated Madrid, Thursday : In
surrection here has been suhpressed, af
ter a combat which lasted CO hours, and
was fiercely obstinate. The dead are
very numerous. The National Guards
have been disarmed. Forty deputies,
now present at Madrid, having associa
ted themselves to convene the Cortez in
a legal manner, were dispersed by the
trcops. The whereabouts of Espartero
is still unknown ; he is probably at Sar
asossa or at Legrour.
HOLLAND.
The King has appointed a couiniisbion
to report oa the means of expanding the
Dutch Eastern commerce via the Isth
mus of Suez canal.
GERMANS.
The Zollverin have effected their ob
jtct to establish a Custom House at Bre
men, and will levy duties and establish
bonded warehouses there.
Most of the goods smuggled hit the
Zollverin come through Bremen..
DENMARK.
Koine disturbances have occurred in
Copenhagen, from. Mormon preachers.
The military arrested the. ufienders. .
AUSTEIA.
The Emperor lias granted- an extensive
amnesty on the birth of his second daugh
ter. The English Peninsular Oriental Com
pany have put on a weekly steamer to
Ibraila, on the Danube, in opposition to
the Austrian Lloyd's.
HALT.
Naples letters say that sigus of revolt
are more frequent, and- even the army is
discontented.
Government increases its securities.
Austria ha3 sent another note of re
monstrance ; and a letter in Borsenhall
says, if not attended to, a special ambas
sador will be sent to Denmark for a cat
egorical guaranty. Austiia is supposed
to be acting by instigation of Fiance
TCBEY.
The bospodars of Moldavia and Wal-
lachia are definitely removed and replaced
by limit.-
Ptliesier had- lauded' at Constantino-
The Sultan would give a-bantptet to
Pelisaier and Codrington.
EUSStA.
' ue Crimea was entirely evacuated
excepting the Allied ships carrying away
hewn stone and iron from SebastopoL
Gen. Luders had giv en orders to re
spect the grav.ee of the Allies in the Cri
mea; The Emperor JS'icholas is reported to
have left memoirs of his reign, to be pub
lished live years hence.
The coronation is official! v fixed for
August Slist.-,
The crops in Southern Russia look
well.
Vermont State Agricultural
Society.
The Sixth Annual FAlltof the Ver
mont State Agricultural Society will be
held at Burlington, on Tuesday, "Wednes
day, Thursday, and Friday, the 9th, 10th,
11th, and 12th days of September next
The spot selected for the exhibition
commands fine views of Lake Cham
plain on the West and the Green Moun
tains on the East, which render the bite
peculiarly attractive. . The grounds will
be prepared with, ample accommodations
for the exhibition of all animals and ar
ticles, and contains suitable pens, stalls,
and halls, a gallery overlooking the trot
ting course, and a well graded track for
trial of horses.
Handbills containing the announce
ment, premium list, committees and reg
ulations, may be obtained upon applica
tion to any of the directors,, cr of the
KecordinS Secretary at Brattleboro. j
wo trrors occurred in the printing of
l le.s' e ,iame of Iavxi Hull of
iniupon, tuouid be substituted ior that
B. B. Kewton of St Albans, as one of!
ir, ?ireclor!i ; and Prosper Merrill of
t ckhville t chairman of the committee
t n rdatcC(1 llorbes, in place of II. II.)
! auS culmixo. !
j Bee. .StTr. State Ag.Sov. j
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
ALL of the Democrats are requested
to meet at BAHTON VILLAGE, 15th
DAY of AUGUST, 1856, at 10 A. IL,
fer the purpose of Nominating Candidates
for County Officers to be supported at the
September Election,
A. S. Eaton, V
Nelson Rasd, . - County
A. Paxxe, )
Com.
Receipts for the Standard,
For the week ending July SI
N. Wi BiBgham, Irasburgh, $1,50
E. Jennc, Derby, 1,25
IL S. Page, llydepark, -,S3
Joseph Bo well, Troy, 1.25
Milo Farrington, Coventry, 1,25
John W. Frasier, Albany, 1,25
G. W. Seaver, ,C2
A. Corey, Cra&sbury, ,62
Hiram Stevens, Craftsbury, C2
Moses Boardman, Greensboro, ,62
John Cuthbertson, ' ,62
Gawn Campbell, " ,62
E. P. Richardson, " ,C2
A. R. Gray, Coventry, . 1,00
HollisDorr, 1,25
Azro Gray, ' 1,25
Geo. Hutchins,-Newport, ,35
"I DIGEST!" Such is th. tUK mkamsg
of the word "PEPSIN," or of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the TF.CE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr. J.
S. HOUGHTON, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach of the Ox, fur the cure of Indigestion aod
Dyspepsia. It is Nature's own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art of man cun equal its
curative powers. It renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
DS" See Advertisement in another column.
XJxi.it cc3. States
AJiD
Foreign Patent Agency.
16 Middle St., Lowbll, Mass., V. S. A.
ELIIANAN W. SCOTT,
Draftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for Fourteen Tears.
psoex'KEs pa texts'
Ia this and all Foreign Countries where
Patent Laws Ernst.
REFERENCES. The undersigned Wve for
several years been acquainted with Mr. E. VV.
Scott, and state with pleasure that he is a gentle
Ulan of unquestionable integrity, and knowledge
in the business in wh'.ch he it? engaged.
serauiillacs, alayorol Lowell.
I. W. beard. Attorney at Law, and Assistant
Treasurer U. S., boston.
H. B. Smith, Manufacturer of Machinery, Low
ell, Mass.
Elisha Huntington, Ex Lieut. Governor Mass.,
Lowell.
D. S Eiehardson, Attorney at Law, and County
Commissioner.
A. K. Brown, Attorney at Law, and Director of
Uie roesit liunK.
PATTERNS lor Castings, and MODELS for
jiHcuuies, proinptlv uianulactured.
March 6, lboti iotf
CoUItECTED WEEKLY FROM TIIE X. E. FAltSIliU.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
Weutjesbat, July 23, 1S56.
At market 611 Cattle, 600 Beeves and 81
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cowa and
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old.
Priced Market beef Extra "$fl,00n6.25; 1st
quality, $8,00u0,OO; 2d quality, I,50a7 ,75; 2d
quality, 67.0U; ordinary, S6,50u0,0e;
Hides S7-,Oita(t,00 per cwt.
Tallow SS,0Oii'J;O0 per cwt.
Pelts 5,7a,7o each.
CnlfSkins. 13ctgperlb.
Barrelling Cattle None.
Veal Calves J-1,50 to 8. 412 at market.
Working Oxen $126 to 238
Cows and Calves 32 to 62.
Yearlings None.
Two Years Old 22 to 42.
Tbre Yea-rs Old So to 62.
Sheep and lambs 2C"6 at market. Extra, 55
to 10. By lot 52,50 to 1,50.
kwiue None.
BOSTON MARKET.
Wholesale Pkices. July 26, 1856.
TLOUE AXD ilLAL per bbl.
Genesee 6 00 a 6 00
Ohio, common- e 00 a 6 60
Ohio ctlru 7 60 a 6 1)0
-Meal a 75 a li 25
GUA1S per bushel.
Corn, Northern
Corn, Southern, Yellow
Corn, do. White
Kye Oats, Northern .
Oats, Southern
Oats, Eastern
liarley
White Beans
00 a 0 70
a 70
65 a 67
fcu a 05
6 a 47
40 a 00
40 a 00
1 00 a 1 10
2 25 a 2 50
It AT per ton.
Eastern
12
a 11
8 a 10
HOrS-per lb.
First sort, 1655
LUMBER
Boards, from
bhiugles
Chipboards'
Iiatiis-
fepruce Lumber
13 00 a 40 00
2 00 a I 00
17 00 a 88 00
1 60 a 2-00
10 00 a 11 00
POTATOES per ILL
Common 60 a 75
Chenango 1 00 a 1 25
PBOViSlOXS per bbl.
Beef 10 00 a 14 00
Pork 17 60 a 24 00
Lard, per lb-
12 a 14
17 a 10
14 a 16
a -11
Butter, choice
Butter, good
Cheese
fcEEIV-per lb.
Clover, Northeru
Clover, Western and Southern
Herd's Grass, per bushel
Bod Top, Southern
Bed Top, Northern
TALLOW per lb.
American
American, rough
18 a 17
12 a 13
8 00 a 8 25
60 a V0
1 25 a 0 CO
10 a 11
7 a 7 1-2
WOOL Domestic, per IU.
Saxon and Merino fleeoe 62 a 8
uil blood 47 a bl
1-2 and 8-4 blood 88 a 46
Common 1-4 blood ltd a &n
l'ulkd, from extra to No. 2 to a 2
LEATHER per lb
Philadelphia city si a 35
Lo. Country 30 a 82
llaltimore city 82 a 34
1)0. dry hide 27 a 80
New York, light ' 23 a 2tt
Do. Heavy sj, 3
boston slaughter 2 g 26
Calf skins, per lb Heavy, curried 00 a 00
Light, "do. 70 a eO
WAGONS r WAGONS!
VLOT of eood down country Wagons war
ranted all right, for sale at LA I UN'S.
Barton Lauding, July 23, 1366. 3Uf.
WANTED!!
-t t SmAET young Men o PeddW Tin. Glass,
lv Crociery. and Wooden Ware. To com-
I mence bv the 1st of September, for which the
, teat wage will be paid. I or further tjrticuir
' : - e t. . r. l vr t.i . r
, muut vi x. yauvi. i i , irasourn-
V.U. A liliUH N 4. CO.
War.tr, K. I, JuW 15, in,6 - r 6w
100,000
Good Sprm-e SbinR'e foraaleby
WALWORTH & WEST.
LIBERA TIOX SOT1CE.
THIS may certify that 1 have thii dnv relin.
quished to my son William L. liuta-MX,
nis time dun. a the remainder ol ins minority , and
shall claim none of hi wages, nor pay any debts
oi ku contracting alter uiis oaw.
T . . I : v Y,"cr-r..
Witness, Aiiozo Brooks.
Newport, My 1, lti6. SlwS.
. or ice.
VLL persons are hereby Jorbid harborm or
trusting my mn (iooDWis W. rricvfca,
on tnr account ; as r shall p v no eht of ht oou-
tractinj; after Uiis dute. U'iEAil 6 It YLOS.
CralUbury , July 22, 1S56.
COL. EREMOINTS LIFE.
Tht only QmijtKU and Aulhai-Ltd Edition.
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OP
JQmS CHARLES FSEEOST.
WITH AN CCt;KATE P0KT8A1T OS STEfcl
One neat 12mo. Trice 51.
ByJiilinBigcIow.Esq., Editor X. Y.EvnriErrost
flAIIE subscribers assure the public that this
volume, prepared by a gentleman, whose ro
sources for the material and authorities ar direct.
wii ue t lie oniv complete oioprapnv ot tire emi
nent EXPLUKER, SOHOLAK, f ATlsSMAX,
AND HKUO, whose recent noininati.,n ly tiie
Republican parti-, for tli highest ofhYe li, t!iC
(tilt of the peop M has awakened a renewed inter
est in Lis wot-uerluicareor. Aluch material here
tofore unnecessable to. the general reader, inclu
ding incidents iu his early career, is incorpora
ted iu this volume.
Orders should be addressed W
DEKISY & .JACKSON, Publishers, No HO Nas
sau Street, New York.
Agents wanted iu every town of the several
Slates to canvnss for the above work. Sow 8
Copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt of prica.
And Female Collcirislf Iaxlitnte.
EXV. C. 7. CUEHING. A. Principal.
Fall Term of 14 weeks wit! begin Autr. 21. 1856.
Full Term of 14 weeks will end Nov. 26, ISM.
Winter Term of 14 weeks will begin Dec. 4, 1S56.
rpHE Academic year is divided into three Terms
A of 14 weeks efcli ; alTordiug time to, accom
plish Text -book thoruuhli).
The strictest attention will be paid to young
men titting for College.
The course in the FEMALE DEPAETMEXT
is as thorough as that iu the be3t Female Colleges.
Swcittl tiicMities in French, whicb in tfluchitv
Ornamental branrUet whicb are uuder the care of I
an accomplished Artist in Vocal and lugirrunen-
tal .Music
The location, for beauty, bealthfulness and ac
cesaibiliry, is unsurpassed.
Address the Priucipal for further particulars,.
PRENTISS KNIGHT, See.
Newbury, Vt., July 15, I&06. SUtf
A HEW BOOK
Every Man his cwa Physician,
"Or a Suunii AlituI in a Sound Cody at a cheap rait."
npiIE subscriber having just received a new
1 supply of Bacu's Amekicas Fkactice, and
celebrated Family fliysician, aould take this
method to inform his customers and all concern
ed, that he ia prepared to furnish the above work
at the extremely low price of 3,00.
Please send in your orders and they will re
ceive prompt attention. Wouev sent by mail at
my ribk if registered according to law.
GHESTLK BEOWK.
Craftsbury, July 8, 1856.
K. li. When this edition are all sold there will
be no more to be had until they can be re-stereotyped,
(as the plates were destroyed bv the re
cent lire in Boston, with only about 600 copies
left,) which will be some time, and then thev will
probably be held at the former pnoe, viz., S5,00,
and as they are in great demand at prebent, de
lays are dangerous. I20w3 C. B.
Great Excitement !
rglfiE sulworiber has for sale at ISLAND
A PONS, a god assortment of
G-XLO02I3Xl.I22:3,
und at very low prices.
Flour per bbl. 7,37 n 7,76
Codfish, small, 2,75
Codfish, large, y,75
Pollock, - 2.7
Pork per bbl. 22,6 a 2u.00
Pork per lb. 12c a 13c
Lard, " , 12 1 2c
Sngai-H, ic a 6 3.4c
BoxJiHisiua ia 1.2c
Kiee, 4 1.2c
baleratu, . - 6 1 2c
Fine Salt, U7c
Turks Is'and. 6ic
Asbton Salt for butter, 52,57 per bag.
Young Hyson l ea, a good article, lor 2uc ; au
extra one for 42c; best, 60c
Will it pay for quite a journey for Goods at the
above prices? A. J.' GLEEN.
Island Pond, July 2, 1856. 27LP
fTUE snlscribcrs are agents for S. & A. Dow,
J. of Johnson, for the sale of cloths of their
manufacture, which they will sell in exchange for
cash or wool.
GEOEGE WOETUIXGTOX, Jr. L CO.
Irasburgh, Jan. 4, lb&6 ltf
FREKCH&KOBIKSOX,
TAXIVEKS AKD CUBKIEIIS,
GjxjvtK, Vt.
li7 OCLD say to their friends and patrons, that
v they are now prepared toexecuteall orders
for Tanning in a manner unturjxuuKd by any firm
in Kewl England. Green Hides wanted iu
exchange foi Ouh. Itemember that we puv a
LiTiut more for Ilides and Skins than uny iixy
the.
Sole and Vppor Leather, and Calf Skins, of a
superior q ualitv always on hand, and for sale at
the lowest market price 25 ly
J.t-cJx Plate;
A KCH Aah "d 0ven Moutli6- Cooking lUugcs,
1 - Farmers Boilers, Chain Pumps, Iron and
Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe, Iron Sinks, for sale
cheap by U. CUAMBEKLIS & Co.
Bartou, July, 15. tf
COMSIISSIOXEU'S NOTICE.
HAEIIISOX L. CHEKEY'S ESTATE.
fPHE Suliriberi, having been apn(itntd bv the
A Hon. Probate Court lor the District of Or
leans Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all prrwms,
against the estate of HAKUISOX L. CilLXEY,
late of Barton, in said district, represented in
solvent, and the term of six months from the
25th day of June, 1W)6, being allowed by said
Court to tne creditors of aaid deceased, to ex
Uibit nud prove their resiiecuve claim belore
us:
GIV E KOTICE, that we will attend to the dus
ties of our appointment at the office of S.tmuel
A. V illard, iu Uitrioa in said District, on the
of September and November next, at one o'clock
in the aften-oon, oa each of said dai.
SAMl'KL A. Vt LLLA11D, j
AbU'M SMITH. jComur.
Barton, Juiy 8, 1SS6 22: w3
Xj"5T3?jror
HARBLE WORKS.!
riUE stihseribers. ender the name and fina of '
X wiTEK Sc M in ri.rtc. !
having opened a shop ai Lyuoon Cunsar i.r the
pnriMe of wot kmg Marble, beg leave to kit to
the public that tiiey intend to keep constantly on
nana a large ana weu seseciea assortment of tlie
best
ITALIAN & HAEELE
which they are prepared to manufacture into
ClUVLSTOAES &
i marble tops for Tahlaa.
in the bedt style and at ta!
are also prepared to furnish mar hie tut
Wash buinds, and Oounter. Also, Orat.it and ,
Marble Posu. freestone work, and ail otaer stone!
work usually done in similar eatabiisiuoents .
j
We mean our work tiwii be eoual to the i
from a full supply of material, we mean to ve
our customers a oou cinsnee to Mscl tosaittWlr
various wtbes; and bv floiujr our work well and
at the kiei u-inj- pri-es, we bopt u, reoeive and
I merit a1leral sliareof puWie tmtronara.
Cjt- All worst sriii be delivered ie fr-a;
tii-siue ta our cUc-
J'HS B. M INTI R.
I s: U. KIMBALL cf Eartwi t for
, ibtive tB..x!3r.
BACH'S
American Compound.
riHE subscribers wr,n14 ru!cu'u!iv uk the
, . :Uoaol U,e People ot Vrui,t, Ut the
ctaiiu ol '
JJACH S AMEKICAN COMPOUND,
A one ol the be premixatioM r-fi,re th t-ubl c
lor lie rehei aad cure oi the lu.iow.njt cotup.aii,u
onchtdi. Ministers' Sur Throat. Cul-
omrl, ' J urn a t and Clcerutcd .Vre
Movths,S-treXpi'btJI,rru-itl Tuints
Ftver &rr.s, Scrnfala. Ub-eration pf
the LwiffS and Stomach, all Aerrv.ia '
Cutiilamli, Female Wculncss and Jr-
regiLiitri'ifs, Fluor A'J'us, (or White?)
Coughs arising from at Irritated
Throat, Piles, Weak &vmackt-in
faet, any case of
WEAKNESS, iH.AMM AT('.'S. ..r lilPl'LE
bLOUtl, I bE tii.'S kKJJEUY.
" In the ctt of Anl.orB. whore ihU tntfaiip t
preimre. and tlie-Propri-tor r;(de, a large lii
of the moat relinble aisd rspectl( t ' of i;
ellicacy have been t'uruislieii 1(1 -t tvir, fry the
voluntary prcmplinc ef lho.e iiikli re
heved and cured of hmg :at)dii atil ltn-melv
Bgi'tTtvatcd i!5ct;.Hi of the aui ve cutnpiuiut,
from a grateful desire to spread it knotti!?,
and prt.note iLe good of otuws wlio mavUi saa
iiarly tfiiicted.
Iu titflueoce hnt been pTiiliariv br.rv in all
cns of Jhjtmchuti nti 'J't-rwu oJtt:t-ritm9. t-tm
!ig!.-t to CUnmie JuSnnm.iti.ms an4 Vitrftiims.
Aio in some very marked cases of Female Weak
ness and Irregularities asd ninny oUitr coui
plairUji ennmerated above.
We have also someUronff cwr. th; charac
ter in our ow n State, iu wtn.-to it ita bn ued
with ttou.hrul sarciM, w here f.r vears r ort to
many other remedies have tn.led 'to f.r.t rn!;
Its ingredieoN, atuong hick is a cutujoaud
'BKfcCU DUOPS," OU "CASCEK ROOT,"
and comixifition aie such a ta render it immim-i.
ly safe and hanulewi. requiring theexere e ol no
Sjieciul care in regard to the habits ut lut iudt-
TMMmt, Levoiiu ttmt ordinarily iieocarv.
From a persoiuil knowief)re of these facta, I do
not hei'a'e to sny t all who are ii, any wav al
llicted with Bodily WekBs, Debi'ntv, luliiini
uiation, Impure or Siuggi h IllooJ, that
BACU'S AMEU1CAX COMPOLND
l iwommenf'ed in the strongest assarauce of
liili.f and Vurr
1 i:ED. E. SMITH. MonrtHilW.
W holesale Agent for the State of Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
TO DRUGGISTS AND 0 THLE DEAXEBS,
AC.tlll).
. or he convememee of lirusg bts and io lirid-
uiuo usoi uon .uruicine in uie &Uktl ot I er-
mont, a constant supp'v will be kept inhe band
of onr State Aptnt, 1 kKI. K. SI! I I'M. and all
BDpik-ations or orders will be prutnnllv tiled, oa
the tame term at waj aiMretsal to ut "
P. V. It. COVENTl! V & CO , Prow"tor.,
t2 Genesee St., Aubuiu, S. Y.
CCKTIFICATKS.
Important from Dt E. W. Sabin, of
Eochestar. S. Y.
December 1. 1f.
This may certify that I have ma le a trial of
-KACU 8 AMKKICAK CoKIMtaD" in B CM Of
severe JSrimchuU AfftcUun. and a long standing
irritation of tiie mu.iis co.it f ttieAUmcniarg trail.
By the use ol two bottles of the above Compound
it is thought a iiermaneii' eura was aricted. I
have seen its wonderful edi-o s in a decided case
of ikralula Cbflf umition, w here the patient was
thought to be beyond curt after taking a lew bot
tles of the American Compound ia now thought to
be out of dantier, and nearly tctlL From hat i
have seen of the effect ot the Comjiound, I should
certainly recommend its use in surh cases as
above named. E. W. SAtll.N, M. D.
Auburn, X. Y., June 10. lfcfii.
We, the undersigned, have received the formu
la for preparing Bach's Aw kiucaj. Cumiisjsd,"
and as far as we have tested it, can recommend
it general use as a tonic and alterative Medicine.
tO I'.EMOVE VITIATED HtMOKS OK TDK UUKI1I,
and peculiarly miunted to Females sutrennir frofn
Leucorrhoea, ( Whies,) and to thoe wh con
stitutions are enfeebled from Jnlmtuttrrtt rern:
JOSEPH M. MOSt HIS. M. H.,
1.ANS1NGH IiKIGGS, II. D.,
A. C. TABLE, 11. ii.
Hon. I) L HODGE, of Auburn, X. Y, and
late member of our State Legislature, and one ol
the most accomplished rhync ians and CheiuUta
of our country.after givinc tins medicine his jier
sor.al observation, says: "jt it dttined to turirr
tetle all tiquid jn tpurationi for (Jie care if Chrome
distatHt."
Bach's Family Reeie Hook is lo be had praii
of all Apen's you will there see cores of (.licen
ses recorded and you are invited to communi
cate with any whose certificates are given, in
order to prue them genuine.
, CAITIOX.
AM the genuine m"l cine 1 eiir the fuiimik of
P. V. K. COVLXiEY fit CO., ou the outside
wrnpner.
Principal Office and Depot, f2 Gestae Sr.
AfBt f.it, K. Y.
FKED. E. SM1TU, Geaeral Agent for the Bute
of Vermont.
Tor sate by C. C kELLAM, IrasLurcL, Vt. 25
ALBANY HOTEL,
Bl'D-iVID KL.4IJ5DELE.
ALBANY, VT.
Formerly k-pt by II. IL Holt, is now oca for
the accommodation of the pubhc 1-lr
II. IL FROST,
At'orncy asd Counsdlor tl law end Solitikir
I. CIIANCEKV..
COVLBTl;!, 1.
C. W. SCOTT, JkL
HoniropaSWe riiysiciua end Eorifcn,
lliASEl UOU, LKMONI.
Office over Wortiiiuctou's Stoie.
Mil. ILltFiLNGTOX,
l'l.O"fcJ.MJK uf
PESHAESEIP. AKD STEEOGEAFHY.
Post OHice addtess, North Iroy, Vt. 21m7
IL IL CARPENTER, M.
uoauuiuiuic
riIVSlCI.4 A.M St'GEC.,
DEIiEV CENTUE, VT.
Office at his residence on East Street ltf
X. W. SCOTT,
AutkT rub
rtracn' Su'.ual Fire Iusunm tenpecr.
Cuveb, Vr.
Mil. k MRS. L. RAKFJi,
HYrilOPATHlC PIIYSICIAJKS.
GuivtK, Vt . Si I)
j JOHN JI. RRAYNARD,
I DIII'ITV MltlUI I',
M ESI CHAtLX.il OX, .KaOAJ.. 4
DR. C. M. RUJ3LEE,
(f ormerly of alooinelier, Vt)
( 212 TkEMOXT IStltrtT, - . lUj-tOS
I ..., ttjijs.
tr- r MMci il the fmctlc tt
Jl" "le "n'' citrger, ront.nue to give (jei!
! i iu-ntiuc v treatment ol ii.se of Um Li a aud
UK.
.March t l;".K,t
W. BAXTE1J & 0.,
! 1MPOB1EUS ASt lA!.tkS JS
f U'SI. f II; t 13 ti. WIPP
. . 1 J tli-5 ihL(
Tai to Cutierr, Paper Uiut.u,- fiUar MSIda&d
Itacguig Li.o.K, tmj Laot mtvi k luni.
PLATED WkTP
i ASia iU-J
' VK"' opcout, ftc, 4f.
I i l,Leto w'U fckk , Colirj ,
I ttuumi.t V
" . . ,
til L' it tiL' i tiv-
' Ult" 2 I LRRl,
OIltlBt,
. MAM&.Y, T.
185G! GOODS. 1656!
GOOD GOODS I
El GOODS.
An m criCAP too:::
A well fulod Stor I clmnmlto we,
A I h pa-vin Vot n-trcc,
I liii-d wknin. and tok m cat.
To view Uiis Sttick of Good, txtmScU'
WE HAVE
Mu' CAints nl Fut of lilmc rare,
t'ravau mid h:x kt that'll make vhi tan,
M.irts tid Ci!'ia!, .Neckties Mid Vvats,
Cf New Yi,-rk stvk the very Us.'.'
Our Molckiu Hats, i:t tvle moot run,
-None can txctl, ni lew i-otuj-wr j
Ikavtr, Silk. Tur, iu tjk tbc let,
Tltat M'c3l..ie tuvt;4 tj staml t'ac lo.t.
Curpet Dass Trunks, und m-at 'u;-.t,
7 , ... ' !
At ttttr and u.-uul market rtrict-a : i
Iiiiies SutcLcln. Uiitbixi!a tifjtt,
TLat in lliis cotinirv can't be leut.
t .
!
rurtMonntst-it, Ilovt, rare and nice, I
And t a very utoraK Vvkc
l.y wiu yon ruutu Hit worU uruuna,
M'Li u Lcrc ike tcl U" G00J3 arts fuunJ ? I
Vi:u.,u.i;n.wtw.u.iw).
in.ie rrKMK-TTiema w receive ,vk v.w, i 1
aetklv thiousiioitl the seaaon, so thai nu i
an-1 latest fa.inons in v.t,.
We auuld t.fuui.y eak ti aKcUitw
I.n.iies to our .New Muck of lioods abuh
uavv suei-u--i rttH.-iaiiy i'r mem, atuoo tu.:L
M, j. . . . im '. n.t .-ra:e or tvci v li. itramn.'
i-n a, hov, CluUnns t t varU-a n lo, ... I- .ro"PU-
Titat aro Uut auq.usa i., r.v ,' , SIC.
Ladies llu ve Lave llkcw i.4. '" Fx "', on WJ-
Tl . r-t I 1 it -a - u.wpovw of Ssf rc-!-c, , s.xni a. i.tblish-
l Wit li.I It UoUa Ts w I'Ji aUriU't.-. J. "M ho. atd Ctarcfc iioue Boom os ev-
Sun Shades, Fancy Parasols, Tin.- Lis.t n ;
Cambric, Swi Dultt-d Afuflius, j
Piaiu India 51u!ills, Itvjk, j
JaconcL, and !Nuiuook
iliislius, C'htxked, i
Corded, and fig
ured; Phun
fttid i
Checks
Curubrii'T I.ndic
Linttn and Catubric
Iliikfs, French, Cambric, 1
and Unslin Collars, Lace,ilus- '
lin, aud Cambric lid j;e and ItiM-rt- !4-i-x--
.-. Vl.n.i. Ie1 !!..;.! 11.... II '
O v v- m. a,wi s, aiO X ' i 's 1 1 V UTW-
mcr, and Plain Straw Bonnets, Iiib
tons, r lowers, Tu!, astonish
ing'v Ix-autiful.) (iioves,
ml lluwitry, Dre
Tritntuingis, l'i ints,
li.rriuje
IX-laine, Iio
raes, Lnwns, l'rt tu h
Mualins, lilatk, l'aticy, A
BructtUi Drc.-i Silk, Silk,
Crajx; find Cachtuerc Shawls, llrvy
Cations, Unbleached and Clenched I'tuc.
READY MADE CLOTHIM;.
To buy their Clothing now u iLe tim. ,
But t here's tla plaio to buy il ?
An told it i at WtUorth LYets
I think III to and try iu
Our i.e ehb,-. iU. t U?la togaes wtat sr.
doing in tUta Une Cap.,
GESTS rUBSISHISO- C03DS.
thnnt'.gut Ijid.ee Kid and CiaL Gai.e. ., .d
Jenny L.nd Loots.
V. I. GOODS & CROfERlES.!
Flour, Salt, and Xils. pMii.ts.O t-and DveStufT.
Crockery, tta.aud iiaruaaje, lu Wajv, Sxvo
and Stove P.nc.
M UX P4PEHS.
We call particular are!i. lo our st.-k of
I rem h and Am.-ricsn I'a,, Hui.t.i,f-.. e.ret
aodGoid, la.b. Wl Work.nd Cri.W
Plaiu an 1 liaureo Curtaiw. CHoori-rtu the .r-
cet and test sanctv rter uVisJ m Wli-.rni
ermctit. 1 hie mshitiK to detxjrate their Wall j
witu ncii iiainuifs, neat y aiol cheaply, can do i
SO bvcd!tli2 CHI US. as we cun ljMe at.rv f.,i,'v 1
an'1 suit the moat coumiiieai aod ltUiou. "
rons for their I.B-ral paiit.itf.i-e beref.lore. Wei k iT A ClJLl
still remember you tcr. kio.uv. shall be imp,. v to j ""1 Kh;
wait uu you at anv nmc, wiihex u tht amtuot 1 TJ frfTTn
of a cei,: o.- a huiire I d.dlani. J .. ,
"VALVtOSTtl & WIST. 1 : IJ". SbOoa; aUkindaoT
Coventry. June Mti6-tl iPAnfiXT T-Tor1
l"l'lll II'MOIIX r i
U'tmil silP a ii l- i -t a i t Our GtCikiAM r ssii.-t. it.- -
ttlirtt linrMrrfTimrnf ' u"" V1 Kw dditiot to ourstack
Haas.Hoa.ivtw.iii.t.iiu.ii.ito, "T rnn la nne and sll we o.ild y
And dealer, in all kinds of Plain and l a.u , : " VT"' , ", W V f
Cakes, Ptrie, lee Cmma. J"ha. ve , "V , V h'J W At " llA M BtKi.AIJ..
112. iwariv oi.tK.te the II 4 SI. CburcU tt..' ''"''d 1 ond. t-, lea. .7, ILM.fc-u.
l.ti.i.rxolo.s, r.
Crdrn far Balls, I ai, Wed Has Putin,
and oU..r l.r-.ksS.W.icti.ied with rate
and Ceot.ui.. CaU..oeties ut .ur ini,L.:..eft.i
aetit fat I sit whs !! il,M, I
cakes, pastries, i r realist, w j iiinnr f her Ui.i.e i
served to t.'.eu Uul. I'. .."U. I
ii iHOMrso:;.
turihs,'o, June J", Itits ifi ly
W3I.P.TlL.NYcK:C0.,
eaiieoal. hall, iiavmalxlt tv.tE.;
EOBTOU. 1
u.e ti,r.KiH.Bt thesea,. In, tu. ,,,Ln
ai.d be-t li niiuiscluitrs iu Ei lai.d and
Auwnoa.tivei-v dest-riptiua t4
o v. n. 23 T 13
Itvtirmh'M lor luniishiSif liiXras, L'aeu i.k ..J
oti' j, tiouracing
Velvet Taptitry, Erusseli Tapcstrj-,
Ll.lNM.L.
nted laqtts. ftwkimrs, MaSiir srs, l!u,-. 4c.,;
utnpruo a verv ir-e MortuMoi mi ut i
wi.AU U UJ at tU kae.1 luarset I
price.
MISS II. Ii BAHXS,
War with EaiiEas.
A Crtat Ciasee Ut Ew 6tttkrl
ni:buasic AS IT IS!
4 II. I.MUHTOX. 7m n4 r.v fc -i,
i . woa, resj-eetliiiiv u Um tL itlia.tMits
of Cr.l!bi V S4.d :
J. tht Ut ht lsk !! '
shop
.p ( Ftttfia sf ti iit.m t lsoe. here
J kup iti-sUM r ut. lutu-X ac asssoiusK I ul
Ci.,,,,,.,.,! ,. ...I tr,-1fAf Wtr
be
ia cwmevuun tsitti nut liakery and oiec.-. 'y.X.5 '"r " e'err dMcn
tionery S'w, e lave ted up a iikst i i! . tiou ot AricuitaraJ im
Jit UlLAU AAJJ LATiSG bAJ.OUi'. I J"", pmsn!., consisting, t.
u t - . ' K'rt. of Plows ftf varioua fallems and sis-. ...
Where at rather and traveiera wiil od at all , i. t , , , fnmm ' mlum . f
boors of toe :sv act rnistl a ti.w v.nrtr cf -Sj"'"'J("li
-IIIU-IMK AM) lifts. MAkEU-U.iIs,r,"rr-7' . WT,t
lsl.e, ,J U,u.7 U.l... a.M -u..tr..usl...k " it . " T7 "
.ler.i.'n-..dif.b.w,ilbeMB,)(lAy-! V1'"' "i-r, i-',1 ,,"r ' sl",
Prn-, l't. ts5 CV"" " . aii a."! kiocs e-f L" ., rwr..s, pir4 ! la&cy
bs, (ui, txws. ej.4 ht 1 u wart cm L,4, ' Owli, tte,, kt , s sn jr .
or Maubiset-w-at ! I CfcOfct. Wok i lil NCTOS, Jr. It CO.
Ytvm tU very Belt iUUriiCe, j '. t.
and al I"! rf n. ra be twatt ai 4ty J WM If VlVH
otfcs U-p iu Jivrtisva Vaw. , AwVstA,
'-vi'ir Uusi ir4 r",r-f PcriTY iiiuuirrt
"ai a MfBlHTEH t--a ,c -tti,' JAiAtkOC, Vx.
' V"f?,n"" -, - , . -- H- rsts Kvftal f a iasraaii
MUSIC STOKE,
UUriLINGTCN.
L. S. HCST
branch J
fti tU matturacturte, of Cl,,ea.riug .
.r. wen ko-B u be .u.fc to an v S
scitiiniM:s .nn.oncos,
m!.r.f.torrd I r Prime A Co . Buffalo. M cr
bart & SUMm. . V.. rf ail , ni j;,
eery ttinoueut atmstH "
J "1S . liuln- "'-iur.etN talio
I:-.! n. Un.t( fcnSiii, Mnro VhJ.
ti.JN etrrtiiim tiM sud aithout u....
Mai..l. kt.twf n-Boed I; .,. t-, ' .
t.i.,k ia.ic and Slo.ic l'.r. lusuvs-
i m t de.;n, t
u,.'if ' " M h r ''
U a.tv ci. I ra..'Hi.J iu anv cirv, ari a
!nu: ant-nunt i . .
j o.,y , ,; .. Unlrtui tU Uhml
! "f iU l"U' hr 'll .pari ,
t. . . woo uiftaa vns
elea a.a.l y ke. t m a Muw St,. .d t,v cot."
" a"' r,T"'t rat!. t hi, butr,es, hps ..
.r.Tr
uu rimers, Aj.rU is.iiwt,. itKlr.
,., . - 1 7 "
tOl'LE'S STORE,
A J w
WJa.v.X C3Xi OU'OOt.
'J'ltF ui-cti!rs bve u.t op-ued a new j-
r:h su-k 01 vof.i ahuo thav uar a;'
any z.eteu, co;u;waitig
Eich Dreas Bilk,
Tissne.
Lawns,
Priiiti,
Dclains,
Kohairt,
AlapacoM,
Eombizine,
Silk "Warp.
Cottom,
Sheetirf-j,
U RMMIIMJ GOODt.
D YANKEE NOTIONS.
. A
Jterchanu ans respecU"u:ir invited to Bail mmd
tv.au.iue our Goo-U. "
HuTCHKI.MS & JEIXLSOM
Bur!,i;irE. April 10, lbie. l-ly
! BLWD rOXD IS JLirE. .
lr. A. -oood m jiuh, ilr B i wuj, to
Mr. li ' l tin,,. I will aocfiromodate too
; l.er do you w..h tj gj witu '
' ;A- to Uland Pond to tnsd, ;
j Mr. C. to d ,u yr-fcy that he toold save fUi
at a tuue."
! " THE PI;'iii;iE1 OUS or Tni
' VVOPi K'C C'lYlDI,'
j ..si.1 L A
I 'PAkE pleasure Invip, that they h.v,
! , a"'l eil film Ixith the ab'.ve nin.el m
, tlm.eii il,tiMt alter iipplm UtMi mn
j DKV uXTAIiTl-T .
j '. ot the bi, ,U(J t it
n.eLl Her ofl.red in tins nart ol utTJUL .l
tiAlt rmii-ls in pf.rt .
Eng'i.h, f ien.h.aud AnerM-an Prill's
f Hicham; l.voi.ex.; 7 (, j . - !,.
! lie Utm; : Woui do,
i ack Siiis, pj,i 4 f!(urKj. Ooiorv-1 da
! S .al I'sv Mate. S ,k and Cahmere-
1 Ma-iiti.: L-t, EdKio.:
i y '!,.i'r'1 " '"t ' "' !.
j Vi 'fr'.u" (jaalMj-
T.. kZ ,""" r ; r- ,
1 , .- V. . ' l ?!' 'r.. r"!"r "'
'-- UOOTf
m I. C & CROfERlES,
I Cr. ken ; GUaud Hard Uare,
j Cro. ken ; Gl. aud Hard Via
i , ; L PI l UlTTC
', l-,Ui4iJIU.UU,
. .. II Kl.LI.AM has on
'-;fc?t bl baud, and will ami
Evitte, jix SizrS.
Jlttrtin's. a HiZ0t,.
Side JJill, 2 .Sir.
Wuodry't, Z Sizes,
SiL-S.,iI,
f.itiht ( 1". TL
1.0,, t-j 6cA...i.MI s: u' Vm ,
Cttlt,.a.-. n.aru. C,ii run.p., UiIlU, 0,
1 1- C-l' W
, ..tic iarr.i;fj .tni rwi'ioe, and at
I low prices , r'rui.-rs !'. our slots, over aci"
1 w rtK)i. a (sir lnl.
1 Ir...r.., 1.... a li-i ,1..
AT THE OLD STAND YET!
, x""' "f U" f'nt " Or
, lereiuind hm lri!.an
Mt he n.sv Ut IouikI at b.,e, twlr
I iiLun jiaoi: i.otiii.u.
i o! to!-st i il and niai.ofrti!
oLtwi, ui., Titi.n.mns
tor l"i. Aoi, L.-r aud Pj k.sj I isti, Coatra.
I Ik. ts t. less. .srs. 1 ..lisi, &j.
A'r:.o? -rif kit. -I ot lr.ii.;.. fSAje. ist la a
ti.4u gi tsr ifawis, d C.M ttitl rsfusel.
CAM. IMII I Oil I lKS.
1 . f j 1 1 t . . i, a -L'irr"tti-.t t s.
:Us.
, ai.sa, Jan. :L, IKtr -J
; ' li'F. !!tc t on fc.i.d mi fa s,.
is'irs is- ! .jf -i.em llnslv i tat
1 ' ""-1t-w:i aa any
I . ' - .