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Daniel Webster and Judge Story on the1 TT et rt U. S. Supromo Court. in a conversation with a friend In 1851, upon the character of the Bench, Mr Webster said "Tho timo was. sir.

when a ncll-read lawyer. who thoroughly understood his case, could form nn In tho United States A rpntntmilnn 1 Ihegtorall tho ticnllon of Southern nnd Western mcr-opinion as to Its result beforo tho supreme court i sysum lias chAtiu to the su.crlor merits of this exquisite cordial. oiMinuu as iq us result uciorc tno supremo court it Is. pure extract of tha lulom j.i out not now, sir, not now. mat court lias uccoipo vuui ii ui uajivuiviii; i Judge Story, himself a member of tho court, the prcdoccssorof Judge Curtis, In letter datcil April 13, 1815, said: "I hive been lonst convinced that the doctrine and opinions of the old court were lositg ground, and especially those on great constitutional questions.

New men and new opinions have succeed-J cd. Tho doctrines of tho constitution, so vital to1 tho country, which In former times received tho support of tho whole court, no longer maintain their I ascendency. I am the last member now living of tlio old court, and I cannot consent to remain whero I can no longer see those doctrines recognized and enforced. 1'or tlo future I must bo In a dead minority of tho court, with tho painful alternative of cither expressing an open dissent from tho opinions of thocourt, or, by my silence, seeming to acnulesco in them." Tho lloston Journal adds this explanation "Under the Influence of these views JudgoStory came to tho conclusion definitely to resign his sent in tho supreme court, and to full back on his law professorship at Harvard College, a station which lie had occupied for several years and with this view ho returned from his last term of servlco nt tho session of 1816. Ills death, however, occurcd beforo he had an opportunity of accomplishing his design." "Soft Sawder" from Washington.

The instructions of Gov. Wnlkcr of Kanias aro full, clear and explicit, andjin them aro quoted tho exact words of Mr Buclmnau's luaugural, that "it is tho Indispensable duty of the government to secure to every resident inhabitant the free and independent expression of his opinion by his vote." In this the cabinet cordially concur. They, and thoso who will shortly administer tlicafTtlrs of Kanias, believe that there is nothing to prevent such a result in the adoption of a state constitution, as the legislative assembly at their last session repealed that portion of the election law which required cimiicngcu voicr to lane tne oatn to support tlie fugitive slave law. Gentlemen who have made personal enquiry relative to this subject have been assured that the administration and Mr Walker will endeavor to carry out their promiso in good filth, being fully impressed with' tho importance of the result. (They guarantee free suffrage to the settlers, and they guarantee to the ruffians tho enforcement of their bogus laws.

Both things cannotAjc done, and one party or tho other is to be cheated.) on the Illinois Central Railroad. Wo learn from a gentleman who arr'ned yesterday from La Sallo that a frightful accident occurred on Thursday morning on tho Illinois Central Railroad, near La Salle. About 7 o'clock in the morning, the gravel train, loaded with laborers, who work along tho line, started from La Sallo southward. The train crossed the bridge all right, and as the engine carao on to the embankment on the other sido of tho bridge, it all at once gave way, and the wholo train was precipitated a distance of probably twenty-fivo feet. Four men were killed on the spot, and one died a few hours afterwards.

Eight others wcro socrcly Injured, some with broken legs, arms, The engineer and fireman escaped with their lives, though somewhat injured The mart el is that so many escaped. The heavy rains of last Sunday, along with the general thaw that ensued, had so softened the embankment that it appeared as soft and as incapable of bearing up a train as the softest kind of mud. Whenever the engine came off the bridge it seemed as If it had fallen over a precipice. But disastrous as tlio occurrence lias proven, it seems providential that it is not much more fatal. The passenger train that ought to have pissed over the road at that point on Wednesday night, by some trivial accident was delayed, and did not arrive at the fatal spot till after the gravel train was wrecked.

As it was loaded with passengers, boxed up in close cars, the sacrifice of life that would have attended its attempt to cross must Iuyr lrn Our informant did not learn the names of the dead and Injured. They were all Irishman. Chicago Prest, 28. More "Soft Sawder" About Kansas. The administration has initiated none of the proceedings in Kansas, hating in view the electiun of delegated, previous to the tormation of a state constitution, but with tho determination and desire to terminate the distracting question of slat cry will assist incarrylnc forward the measures which have been commenced in the territory for that purpose leaving the people at large, without any reference to their political divisions, to ecttlo it ty veto for themselves.

It having been repeatedly asked how independent suffrazc can be exercised, if tho laws of the territory arc to bo regarded as valid, the reply from the best sources of information is that tho law providing for the election is a fair one, it cx-plictly declaring that all free white male citizens over twenty-one years of ago, residents of tho territory on the 1st of April shall be entitled to vote for delegates to the constitutional contention. This is to be administered without record to ant- test oaths. Governor Walker and his secretary of state, Mr Stanton, have frequently said their efforts in accordance with tho administration will be to securo tho fair expression of the opiuionsof the people of Kansas, while they will carefully abstain from any act which could bo construed lu favor of one side or the other. Whichsoever way the citizens may decide, the administration will bo con. tent.

Gov Walker repeats his opinion that Kansas will be a free state. The president has mado tho following Kansas appointments John W. Whitfield, cx-dclczatc. to be register, aud Daniel Woodson, ci-sccretary of state, to uo receiver ior tne Delaware land district; and Frederick Emory to be register and James 1'. Downer to bo receiver for tho western land district.

The Wau in China. Tho following extract of a letter from a young American in Hong Kong, dated Jan. 15, we tako from the New Haven Pal- ladium: "The war here lias been already productive of a great deal or alarm anu inconvenience. Thus for the Chinese have haddecldedlrtheadranL-icc. atid until we receive aid from tho L'nglisli got eminent all foreigners here at the South aro in great danger of their lives.

Tho war on tho part of the Chinese appears to be one of extermination of all foreigners in tnis province, and the uovcrnor ot Canton has offered a reward of 100 tacls for tho head of every foreigner, not particularly tho English, but all. 8everal unfortunato members of our community have been waylaid, and their heads carried off as trophies Into the city a barbarous act against the laws of nations, and which should meet with prompt redress from nil -governments trading at the port of Canton. Every ono Is iu an alarmed state of mind. I returned from Wbampoa last night, having been blockaded there for three days by a fleet of mandarin junks, but by tho help of a man-of-war we managed to get the steamer Lily! on which I took passage, safely through. There is just now a report that the Chinaman who supplies us with bread has put poison Into it, and several are suffering therefrom.

A physician has analyzed the bread, and found a strong dose of arsenic therein. These aro truly alarming times, and we all await anxiously for some assistanco from home. TYo must depend on the English, as our men-of-war do nothing, although a man was murdered tho other day in a vessel with the American flag flying over him," Fbom Washington. Tho departments aro be-sclgcd by hundreds who anticipate changes in the clerical lorcc, but none have yet been mane. Bixty such applicants were registered In one hotel, Wednesday.

Mr Walker, the new governor nansas, bad another interview with the cabinet, on Monday, on Kansas affairs. Moses Dates has been annolntcd collector at Tlv- mouth, and Lyndcn Taylor, surveyor of Pawoa- IUCK, JV. 1. Tho treasurer reports the amount subject to draft in the various U. 8.

depositories, on tho 24th of March, as $24,722,821. Charles E. Mix, chief of the Indian office, has been appointed Indian commissioner ad Interim, in place of Mr Mannypenny, resigned. Moses Mc Donald, cx-M. has been appointed collector, and Bauiuel Jordan nost rooster, at Portland.

Ma. Leonard Junes has been appointed postmaster at Danger, we. What rtro tha two smtllast Insects mentioned In Scripture? Tho widow's 'mite' and the vtlcked Canadian Pojiaoe. According to the report of tlio Canadian Postmaster General for 1850. there cc'pt forpostago on letters between the United States and Canada amounted to SIfiU.SOS U3.

28 collected In Canada, and 8fl.R17 7fi nsJ, ivuvia iuu i i-g" hgo Is fivo cents, and for Canadian no ccms- iuc numw oricttcrs registered in fnnniU Cm- p.i. tarn urn ruut i Canada for Canada In 1800, was 800,000, and of i tins number only thirty-five were lost. In country, complaint is made that registered letters are very unsafe, so numerous arc the losses of such letters. The dead letters In Canada for tho year amounted to of these 110,015 originated In Canada; 28,540 In the United States; mid in urcat uriiain. Add to these, 80,010 dead letters originating In Canada ami received from Washington nnd UG6D from London.

Remarkable EsoArK. Monday afternoon tlio mail train from Concord, when a few miles this sido ui inai city, jiau a rem.irkablo escape, as follows speed, ktriklng the logs and completely eevcrinc iem, and demolishing tlie cart. The log, tvero 1 i it 0 MWC eighteen luetics In diameter. Tlio 8tcps were all torn from ono sido of tlio train. The fireman 1 leaped from tho engine, as did also an cnalneman frAm tt.n Tii 1 I i trom tho Vermont Central Railroad, who happened wiu utiuti iruui uv loin nru cnu 01 UiO mall 1 car.

Roth escaped with slitrht brutses. Tim Uoth escaped with slight bruines. Tho Iocs 1 were elevatcil just enough to strike the front of tho vi.miu wuiiuiij. iiiiu uu-j iwn iing upon tne track, ns tlie cngino win without a cow-cather, tho train would probably hate been thrown from the track. Santa Fe and Soxoka.

Santa Fe dates arc to tho of February. Indian depredations wcro on the increase Setcral skirmishes hail occurred between tho Moilcons nnd Indians, and numbers of both parties wcro killed. It Is reported that Judge Hoppin, James Lucas and two other Americans had been killed by the Indians near El Paso, and also that James Hubble who had gone to So-nont to purchase mules, was killed by the government party. A letter from Sonora says that the people of that stnte, if they had encouragement, would declare tliemselres independent of and ask to bo annexed to the United Slates. The country is overrun with Indians who are robbing and murdering the people in every direction.

Oe.v. Tierce. The Washington correspondent of the Kxcter News Letter says that Gen. Pierce has had the good scuc to avoid extravagance In the Presidential mansion, during his term of office, and tlio consequence is, lie retires with one-half his four years' salary in his pocket. Wo aro glad to learn that Mr Pierce is worth gOO.000, sived from his Presidential salary, although It is a question how fur that sum remunerates him for tlie reputation he lias lost and the popularity ho has squandered since 18i2.

We hardly think a jury could bo founds ho would pronounce G0.0fil 'Ulnmnvpa" A Suoah Plum roa ExTcxsioxisTa Thf rnmivt from New Orleans: "It is stutetl upon gooU nu-thorijy that instead of the purchase of Lower California and Sonora, our government will conciliate the South by payinR the designated sum of fifteen millions of doll trs fur tliG Istliiuus of Tclitiitntcpoc. It ii nso rumored tint Senator Ucnjamln of Louisiana lias been offered an appointment fur tlio pur-pose of accomplishing this purcliasc." Bkct Suoah and Uillkix Two of tlic leading New York journals are discussing tlio question whether French lect sugar is piotcctcd foreien competition or not. This ii unrw tlinn llm discussion on tlio word Billion, for tho one is a mere matter of fact, nnd the other of precedent and the weight of authority. About the oue there is room for but one opinion, about the other there is room for two. White, mcnibcri made it ferocious speech, in which he admitted that he killed Frederick Brown.

He said that he was with the advance guard of the army that destroyed Ossawattomle last August. They met Frederick Urotvn on the road beforethey got to Ossawatomie. White ordered him to halt, which he did not do, when he. While, "let him hate it and he whirled otcr." This as received in the legislature w'lth tremendous nppluusc. The Post Office Registry Systlm.

By paying fivo cents, a peisnn wishing In send money by mail, may have his letter registered at the olliec of deposit, hut this certificate carries nu guaianly of safe delivery to the proper pcisnn if it goes through tafu. Instead of preventing, there is good reason to belie vo that the registry system actually facilitates fraud on the part of post office officials, hy pointing out llie letters which contain money. In confirmation of this wo hivo tlic experience of iho New York Times, which keep a record of all tlio loiters containing money sent to that office, including those which never reach their destination, so far as they aro subsequently advised of I heir having been sent. Hy a transcript front thoir recoid fur the month of February last, it ap pears that two-thirds of all the lost money Uu ring that month was coutaincd in registered lot tcrs; and it is added, the same holds good throughout the year. This certainly exhibits a curious result in a system intended to insuro security, and tho abandonment of tlio registry plan will naturally follow such an miwjc.

The Times, recommends a trial of tha English or' der system, as tho next resort. lloston Jour nal. The Submarine Telegraph Dill has receiv ed the President's signature andbecomc a law, It provides that our government shall assist to an extent not exceeding to vessols in laying a submarine cable, and shall contract fur the use of such submarine communication when established, on such terms as shall seem to the President just and reasonable, not exceeding $50,000 per annum, for twenty-five years. llie Urilish government is to enter intn the en terprise upon terms of exact equality with thoso stipulated by the United States. The tariff for the uso of the submarino telegraph by tho pub lie is to be fixed by the Secrtary of tho Treas ury and the Urilish government.

1 ho power is reserved to Congress of terminating tho con tract alter ten years, upon giving ono year notice to parties to such contract. CAMBRIDGE CATTIsE MARKET. Wkdxeiav, April 1, At market 381) Cattle 4100 Ikevts. and 80 Stores, con. Istlng-of Yorklng Oxen, Cowl aud one, two aud three years old.

Phicr Market Beef, Kxtra 23 25a8 75 per cwt 1st quality 8aS 25i second quality tl 2S a 60 1 third quality to a 0 2i oraiuary iiwsdw. btortM working uxen too, iou, jjda jou. Cowi and t'ooes 136. 40. a f05.

Ytarllngt None. 7'ico Yean Old Hi a (38. Thrtc Ytart Old tti a tti. Sheep andLambt 1307 at market. Prices In lots, $1, 0 00, ou cuii aist selections, I.

vo, iv Smfne llltatmarket. Prices, live weight 8aSl-2c per II; dressed 101.2allcper lb. Bhoats Wholesale 8ft0cpcrlb reiau a sua per iu. Hide, a 1-2 a 9 1.2o per lb. Tallotc 8 a 8 l-2c.

Pelf tl 76 a 2 00 each. Calf Skint Ma 16c per lb, Veal Calvet0. 8al0 Oil-each. Thero were 2 cars over the lloston and Maine ltalload, 40 over the lloston and Low ell, 64 over the Fitchburg ltailroad, ami 18 over the Western with Catue, Bhcep, and llorset. llemarks Quite a still market to-day, Cut fear cattle, and few huyersi we mako no change In our quotations, although a few of trie best sold rather better Uian lor the last lew weeks, fiheen Bates dulli Mr.

J. C. llatchtlder. of Waterbury, YL, sold 64 Sheep, fed by hlmseir, for $13 per Iiead their average weight was 114 lbs, and they were the best lot at market mis season. ECTUHKS ON INDIA, TIIK CUS 10 mi UUl nllUlucrS lu IU0 iaiuuims.

mci iiijuiuiuH Ji wiw cafcte. fvitem, Ac, tto The BKV. K. II. W.

RCHUITZ. for 13 yean Mini.onary uf the KpUcoial in imna, win utuver popular lecture ou me aive iiuyt-vv a uj uaik HENCK WATKlUCUltE HALL, on Saturday crcnlng next fit 7 ntiri If siimrlttitly encouiafed Will deliver a few more Lectures on India and Christian Missions then) In the course of next wotk. Adinltilou 10 cents. Children half price. 11 vuumrjruinn Willi IWO V0K0 OlOXen.

liaul tie two 1 "omonnratHl Unit up to that date, to wit, the Lr; nnlnjr of 1 't" i 7m liad ju eleared the track with the cart, the log bclnz directly across t. as tha In nt f.rn .,1. to pu from the uiaUMiiiwnb SPECIAL NOTICES. ChnrlrV Isti.Ioii Corrilnl Oln. AN UNEQUALLED BTtMUl.ANT.DIUIK.TlO AND TON.

An. to iitnooiAar, ami an Aon.iAKi.it abomatic havitirt m- from tho my of English grain, undci tl.e surveillance of uie iinusii r.xercise IaAWS, to Laws, ami has U-en pronounced bv the of (Ircat Urltaln ami the Vnlled Blalcs to and the safest alcoholic stimulant et er oLTircd to the iiic 11 1 iiaol ltli great success In mm of DrsrtrstA, florr, nuuxitnx, Dnuwr, Obavii, Ooi.tr, CuoLtai, fnu mu Am Bthictcrc, I'I'sabka or tmi Umlaut Ohia.m, lli-itu CI KVi It Is also a dellclmii ttnle ami 1y It peculiar fin. vor (no different from other gin) unlursally esteemed by all KliOUM It, The follow Injr, nmonjt lhouani1f rf a ilmllftr VIml, I from to rdluMc unJ vnliuMd a Bimrce, I tint mo kIvu It Nh York, Si il 2L, ISiS. Tti 15. Ciurlchi Mr Dkaii iii Liwlir aotuq clr-cuinsLiu)cui we recuimnvml JlolUml (Jin as niL-Jltliic.

A jtmrs coiUiii4 much hrjaf quantity of Ju.iliK.-r, I tlilnV It i i a lirtTi-niMo nrticii'. it tiik bpt auticlk it thk kind i tylk'wnre of rUni.ou4 mMurc, nmnufacturcil tn Imlta tloti, ntvl boM ft Irfjsnox Chkihal (lis 1 1 I The rccortUoftheCmUrtn Ilmwt In thecitlenof New York, tliRLhS I1tlHHI CliRDI 1. .1,0 mlf Lon Oln r.M, import, in S'. ij' noxioun mixturt railed "lAtndnn Cordial htm tprtad allctrr tht Continrnt.and Mold at a roti --uprr crni vtiow tne touot importation ot ionaon Cardial Uin, by onr coneernj uhtht another, uMn rrprt. tent themartvn agents for ullooth if Sedgwick ndon," yfi iT JlwdAa the South and Wett tilth their no-rafted Unvon (In, mcpcnuiiw Cuarlu Loximix Om f.r alo In iftru nt pn inw ai nil arug(riu aixi nicer.

Cohoui. Oiic." It I cstnj RdullrntiM ami itUuMn that the article IicU'h 11 loitpoi Cmil.m. Oli; IntthecirUlnllUCIIAM.IX'. None Oher ll lor inlc hj the Inimrt-r aih! Proprietor. KMIUNDC.

I.II.UU.KS, No. 40 llriKtilnAV, Kcw-YorV. Fowle In Ilrllhljoro t.jr JOSllI'll nwl J. W. HOI.TON.

OmlJ A Curr for Drull'iltl, From the lion, Solomon I'trmont. Ii. June 1. nil. ara.

It. OHKKN, ntarSin In your note or thin rooriiinic, you nnk "fur ntt cxrt'iirtlon of my opinion In rrttanl to your meilidne, calk1.) Oryijrnatril llittem." It AfTonW me i.lfiisure BtAte, that trm theexiHrlpiiee I hive had, lu eur-In; ipvrre AttACk of llvKiiAla in my own fHmlly, nri.1 from the wonderful rlTerU hirh it Iiaa npliinl In irfher Anil more nevere CAiA, Arlln In fumllies or mcinlHre of Conirrem with whom I Am ArquAlnte.1, 1 think it An i nt aluablt meillrlne, aikI lioie that nucli clrcuhulon will Iw given to it a will hrtnic it within Uie reach of oil who Art aMicUtl with that dUlreimlnK maUdy. Heflfully yiAirn, S. KIKITK. 1ktii W.

Fowler 13S Wal.injrton Street, lk4ton, Proprietor, t.lct by their Aetitl an follows! irraffrWo-Jnwih CUrk, J. Vf, lloluml Went IlrallW lioro t. IiunVlcei l'utnej C. W. Kc)m O.

T. ItutUrheMi VVnriUlMril.ll. lllirliii SmUi brndoiMh-iry 1. I- 1'ierce) Wilmington J. U.

F. Svrtftt JmicA A. Muxzey. From Uie JtMton Jounul. A Vulunblr Ilrtiirttr The I'eattabtt Puhnonaru llaham.

t.niuiruil liv the well i Vnown drufffflitr, 1uwiu.i;u.D, t'CTLia U.ls city, we have authoritr fur itAtinc. one of th rrw ftlii'S fr CoutjS nVotd, and all I'utmonary comphinti, ever LTcml to tlw puhlle. It hu tood the tvt of all tt time aivl hji tutnlmil Its retmiAtion for inure than iirnfy Ttr ytart. Hi) ficinnsof the hUtniit n.iioct'MIlt)',.rtM:rU It, kivI thmirxU of fnmllkfl Lerji tt on ImikI at itainiinl f.imlly n-Jiclne. IUkp.

Cctur Druggist, ronton, rrtirIetori. Inquire fur It hy iu whole nnmo VtjnUUc fulmntAry llaNam, Prloe fK? a if I 1- For tale lu ltrattkloro. by J. CLAUK. IIi'iillli nml Slrriiiitli.

Pit. o. MciiAitPsoN-s fiitnnv wink nifTUisia the best et er um-o for anl 5 ummer coinitir'A, It lin IwMn more UlMrnlly iAtronlxe.l llian anj- other erer In till country. It ll the tame ItleliAnU'Hi'i lllltert which hat rinuwl so many InrathW to health throughout tlul New England ytatea iluring the past thirty year. N.

It. lU'ware of Imlutloua calle.1 c'hrrrr tt In- Illllern. TImj genuine have a fMe-Bimlle my tlgnature uon the outer enreloie. For Bale hy DruggUU rt rrywliere, Anil At my office, AO. at JIAnowr street, llwlon.

aail'i MARRIAGES. In this illaire. March 31. lir Ittv.Oeo. I.

Tiler. Mil. JOHN' YT. SllhS S.ll'lllA I'll TTithnf llraltltboro. in elane, 5lreli 39, 1'y llev.

II. tvhlte.or ttanlsliori, AMU II. FltOCT of llratUelioro. aul LUCY C. 1IL11SAI' of Neafane.

At the AimrlTAti Fall, Mnreh SOth, hy Iter. F. llroan. Mil. JIIII.N iMirl.KTT.uf Clierttr.

Aul MISS AUKLIA K. Nt.ttL'OMU.ot IMtuey. Also, Mlt. liKOIUJK W. Fuloey, and ANN U.

MAIUI.f HrAtUelH.ro. At SAltons 1th er, March Iter. L. Hayden, 40. In Wilmington, March 20th, IIAHRIKT wife of Charles Craw ford, IN.

A CAM) TO THK LAWKS. Wl. IHT-FONfW FltKNCII.ratlOMCAI. flOLIIKN PILLS, Inf.illiMe In removing stonmgc or Irregularities or Hie metises. These Fills aro nothing new, hut have leen used ty the Doctor formally years.

Isali In trance America, with uniralhlM success In every case and he Is urgM hy many thousand ladles who have used them, ui make the 1111s Fuldlc, lor tho alleviation uf tlvise sua. ring rrotu any irregularities or whatever nature, as will as to prevent iiregnancy to Uioso ladles whose health (ill hot an Increase of family. Pregnant females or thnaa suiHising IlKmsclrca so. Are cautioned against using these Fills while pregnant, as the pro-prUtor assumes no rtsisinsllality after the adore admonition, although their mildness would prevent any mlscliU to health otherwise these Pills Are recommended. Full and exjdlct ill-rvedons accompany caeh'lKiv.

Price ft per lox. riotl holesale and uetall ny jum.I'II ui.Alllv, iiencrai Agent for llrattlehoro, Yt. Sold also hy Druggists everywhere. TP Ladles hy liehsnng hliu 1.00 to llratUelioro tVistUalce can hate the Pills sent (confidentially) ly return mall. lto memlsT and ask for I)r, Duponco'i UoUtn VttU.

Signature on each box. New Millinery Hooms. MISSES MAKSH BAI.T.ARD Have taken Rooms In FIKIIF.R VVF.N'S IILOCK, win re tliey would invite the attention of llie LAUIFgof this vicinity to their entirely nev, aisl carefully sOt-cted assortment of Fnelilourtblc MilWiirry Goosta, Coiulitlug of the latest 1IOSTON' anil NUtV-VOUK Styles for HATS, IlEAU-PlltWlH, CAPC, UlimONit, FLOW ke. Missxa M. II.

hoiie their experience InUie several iiartsof their laisiness will enable them to give salislaetion to those who may favor them their custom. Old Ilomieta lllrnclicd nutl frraaril MOUUNINQ GOODS AND OllAVK CLOTIll-S rransiirD at hhoat KorirK. MISS S. N. (lOODRIih, WILL ATTEXD Tl riXKINO, MANTILLA St DllESS-MAKINO, AT THK SANK TLACB.

DraUleboro, April 1st, 1867. till JUST ItECRIVKD. A FULL ASSOUT- mentof EPltlNO OOOD3 dlrsct from prising all the latest styles ff LADIES BONMiTS! MISSES, INFANTS 4: CHILDttEN'S HATS, CAPS, BLOOMERS! HIIF.SS TIIIMMIXGS, all Vln.li rilRSH IMTOItTED FLOWBnS, Oerraanaret rrcccn TT Ja short cmrtliloir to bo bait la a first dais Millinery Etore.Uat MISS WAITK'S. Ilrattlelx.ro, April 1, 1557. 1 P.

S. Old lionnrt. Krpnirrd la look llkr nrsr. FLOWS FLOWS The luhtcrlbert keep constantly on haul a tarire aatorUnent of Plow from Uie manufactories of Meflnra. llueirtes.

IS nurse Prouty Mutra. Wlilttcmorc. Biiulrea Ua, which they will sell at the lowest market price. Also. a lartre stock of CulUratora, Iloatl Scrapers, Btraw Cutters ami Curt Whcela.

AUo. O. It. Frier colebrate.1 Butter worklujr and Lalxir Savins Churn, tho bent Churn to lie found lu the New Kngland BUtes. II.

ft W.II.KtiTKltUUOOK. April 1st. 1857. GRAIN AND MEAL FOll SALK. AH Mmls Grain an.1 Meal on hand i also, Hy.

Flour fresh grouna. uasn iiau tor all ktiuls urain ou ueiirery, at 11INHS ii NEWMAN'S MllL, Drattlcboro, Avrll 1, 1857. Swlt TVSSOLUTION. THK FA11TNEU ship heretofore existing under tha name and firm of ATIIEKTOX IIAST1NUS Is this day dlssolvul by mutual consent. All Notes and Accounts duo us can he settled now a Itli tilher irtner at tho Store, and we exict aa Immeillato llrattleboro, April 1st, 1857.

li! HASriNOS. TIIK BUSINKSS OF THK FORMER partners will lw continued tr MR. HASTINOB, at tha oia sunu, ana allt. ATllCllTUn .111 remain in my emjnoy. ment.

II. HAariNUH. "IYOTICE. I SHOULD HE HAPPY TO eo aud trade with all our old customers and friends and all new onea who may come, and will serve you with good In my line of trade In the best poaallilt manner. I shall endeavor to trade upon the Cash system, aud ill buy all kinds of lro- duoe In exchange for Qouda or pay tlio cash down, and therefore make it a cheaper and better trade for all concerned, tfll II.

IIAHTllsarf. TMPOKTANT NOTICK. THE SUB- JL scrlber having been appointed Kxecutor of tlie last Will of Pit. DAVID CAIILEY, deceased, hereby calls upon all those Indebted to the Estate of said deceased to luaWe linmc- dlate liayment. 03 For sale a good liuggy Wagon.

TIMOTHY VINTON. Dratllelwro, Sept. 17, 1850. Itotlon ami riiuai1ciTim( rhow that Ai. Oi.H I the only London Clin rent THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN Till? STATU, 11Y smuosiinr fit whligeiti m.

I GRANITE ROW MAI.V VT. Wl? WISH TO CALL Till? tit ir frlciiiU rihI tlic 1'iiljllc gt-n. rail)-, to the cloths, c.Rsi.Mi:m:s, tWTI NUS, (IKNTLKM UN'S KUIlNljlllNU OOODfl. AM) UKAllY-MAUKCUrrlllMI Kn olfrrcl In tlil nrtr thr Comilr) IN nun iTTfimMirr ttit ft nmnrrnTm mipm nmMw .1" VrraT Oratefut for part fAVon llU-ratly cxtcnJeil to ua, we liie by close AtUnitlon to the welfare of our Cuitomen, to merit au revcli conlluutxl an.1 lncrcAxtng lalroiuige. REIDMllikllTIflT WR HAVE A tERT t.lAf.R STOCK Of MEN'S COATS, VKSTS evrry.lelrAUeiaallly JJoy'u (Clotljdifl Incrrryiiltp aixl quality, all if our-own MANUFACTLMU aiklCUTantl MAI'K In a manner to give MthrctIon ami ecurv tlie of thoins who hut a tteen so unrurtunnte ttercMore tn turlntr City KcaJjr.MAiJe trade fr which io one In particular li reiponilble, OYH ASSOllTMKNT OK FURNISHING GOODS ComiriK'f all the 1IKST VAIUKTllMof fu'Ii Artlclu ai are ireiierally Ut ctun.Iet a Uentienun'l WArl-rolic.

SILK, LlNliN CASIIllllC POCKCT 1IDKFS NKOKTIKSl STOCKS llllKFrii II1TK AMI FANCY SI1IIITS COLLARS I FIIKNC1I, LINKS OIT, lUkXIMSl TIIK II Q1ALITI1J) OF I.I.NF.NS fcllKCTI.NCIS Slilrln Mnitr to Orilrr nl aliorl Hotter, GLOVES AND HOSIERY. A ct.mpU tc aiMsortnivnt of AXCY VUST UUTTOXS! Tit NKS, VALISES. TRAVCLLIXU HAGS I JIHUKLLAS, tX LUX AT VJ.BICTT- All or irhlcli you arc pnrttrulnrlr rrqurnlrd to rs nut i lie mill lnr if you plruc Very respectfully, SHRIGLEY WRIGHT, PI.ACK KOS. 2 3 GltAXITH HOW. II ILL to let In WHEELER1 BTONE of April 1st, ISM.

SIlllttlLEY WRII1IIT. LIHKKATION. I HKUKIlY GIVE iMit.it- ntAl tlait I hare thla day reKrinulnhcil to my LKW C. the p-malmlerof hla time durlnjr hla minority. rrojn thla date he UUrty to contract for him.

aeir as ruuy as newer or aire. rpiIK ArriSXTIOX OF LADIKS AND JL SCHOOLS li called to our Kxlra Fine Pointed Pens. The TlKfi tTIATOIl ami UAII.ROAD PENS. are emphatically tlie It ul AInna I'm XT Tlie iteguiaiar it vo coniruciei uwi cnanjni in a moment. frm a stiff to an eliutk Ten hy tuorln; the llefrula ter.

We hare Uie uthnony of rvurw huslea and pm-fesslonal men who lia. used our Kna. and speak lu high commendation of them. HH)0 OlUtSSof the ahore IMia late recently lieco receive 1 from Ue Manufurcr, In l)irudnihin, Knflaml.wlih our stamp ou each n. and we warrant Uiiiu to give aatlttfac-lion If rt thy may lie returned to ua.

(ncord. N. 11.. March. 1857.

Swl3 ttT Vorialehy ST KEN it SOX. MISS WAITfi, HAS rrUCHASKI) the Store lately n-cnpUHl hy Mm. SI. II. KIIODC.

ami will continue to keep on hand all the varle-Uea of Uooda uiually fouml iu such a store, ami will manufacture loonier any style of Uonnrt, Hrnd Urrwt or Cnp which uny lc calletl for at the aliorUst notlcv. tilie whhea tn say In pnrtuuUr she has Uie 31ILl.INF.ltd, ai III continue to keep th m. tlie lias Juat reixh ed Iht plut, st)leof Inrllnri lint and would anaure cuU4uera It ta uie only genuine t'armian yei in una piace. lleaw cull ami examine fur yourarlrea. A'o eharae made for ehowina tiooda, WAN Mb li apprentices.

Jiarciit NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN THAT I ou the 20th day of Alril hit gave to my son. MAHTIN K. AKELKV, his time during the rt-iruttmlerof hia minority, ami Una I aliall not claim auy of hla earnlniia afur Uiat time nor iiy any dvhtaof hla cintrsixtlng. NKWKLL AKKLKV. BomerKi.

Jiarcu i TVTOTICK. WHEREAS MY WIFE llhout anr coue has left my U-d ainl a 1 K1.IZA HAUT.s hoard aud gone to jmrU unknoHii to me, this Is to forbid all jieraons luirhorlng or muting her on my acotunt as I aliall pay no debU of Iky cuulracUi). Li.W IS M. 1IAKT. Jamaica.

March '21, 1S57. awu SKED WIIKAT. WK HAVE JUST KE-cdvM a CAU LOAD of Nroirla Dnld Snrluc hinf from BL Lawrence Count v. N. Y.

Aa thla Wla-at was rnlanl 300 mile North of here we think Fanners will find It for their Intereit chantre their Seed. Kor aule at our flour Store and atiur Mill. We have also on hand good Seed Darley, E. CItOSUY CO. Drattkliorts March 21, 1S57.

3al3 NOTICE TO MILLKKS. THE PltO-prletonet NT. LAWRENCE, Mlituraotu, offer a bonus of Twenty-Five LotMt area "000 feet facli, for the establishment there of a pood HTKAM SAW MILL, and Forty Vote fur that of a STEAM FLOUK MILL with TWO KUNOP STONK. II. One share In the Town Bite for sale.

Address WM. II. STOPPER, IUwtos, Box 1155. 3wl3 Or STOUUKlt VUIWON, ijuiiirrr, Minnesota. GLKIOHS! SLEIGHS! FOUK GOOD k7 common Sleljihs.

AIm one good sale by J. II, JL KSisCJlUllWlVJ. 10 jarcn laai. WANTED. TWENTY THOUSAND feet 1 1-8 Inch thick Maple and Birch Boards.

Also, ten thousand feet 1-2 Inch and 3-4 indi Baas Boards, by J. II. W. II. K3TKK11H00K9.

March 4, 1857. 10 9AA MEN WANTED TO ENGAGE Jmi Vf In a bustneas that pnys from $5 to (10 per day. Fire dotlurs capital only la required. For particulars enclotse Istage stamp, to I B. JOHNSON mar 19 8wlJ JIainiatead, N.

It. S1 II INGLES SHINGLES I FROST GOODHUE have on hand a supply of best Heart Spruce Shingle, alno Bap Shingles, for said Iu quant Ilka to suit purcluuk-r. 3m0 BUILDING LOTS. FOUR OF THE liest uulktlDf lou In ton, situate on Walnut street, will lw sold iliean bj Ui. sabscriuer, KlllKLANl).

Feb. 0,1800. tfO WANTED, TWO CABINET MAK ers i also, one Woul Turner, to whom eonstaiit cm t'lnjmcnt Till be glren. UaTLS, 1ILISS 4: uu. IlratlleWo, Marcli 33, 1857.

It 13 Tj, g. rice, Plnno Forte Tuurrt will lie tn nrattkboro once In each 3 months, for Uie purpose of TiuilnUf Ncirlr SlrliiKliiK HrrtHlrliiK, Nw-Irntlicrln Ilnniiitcr nml IlrtfulatliiK the A ft lou uf l'ln no For tea. Orders may be left at the Hook -Store pf J.Hteen. nhd recelre 33 prompt attention. rANCT GOODS! cosjisTiiro or COMBS, miUSHKS, POCKET KNIVES, POAPS, LADIES PUIlHKl, ItCTICfLFS, WILLOW 1IABKKT8, FF.IIFL'MKHV, BLVUNO lllTtrm, RCI.S(llti, llAI'KllAMMlIN HOAIID9, C1IKS8 llOAItHH, CIIIJ5U MF.X, Ac, A.C., at FUliTO.V'Hi -m FAMILY IJinTsES, A f.RS IT ViklKTT, AT I' EIsT( N'S.

ooo sciioois nooics, or ALL KtXbJ, AT PBIiTON'K. IS)M- AIltTIO tyCPLOllATIONS IN TIIK MNETKKNTII CES- TfllV, rrloell.OO THE MURAL niltjSOPIIV OFCOl-ltTSllIP A.NDMAIl- IlIAUK, -76 THE LAWB OF HEALTH, IIV ALCOTT, TIIK BAY PATH, UV J. 0. 1.2J THK AMEIttUAN tlENTS. TO POLITKNEHS, 1.25 It A I llook-Slorr.

IXsVlJOUHAIs OF TIIK ADIfllUIOii 1 Every Day Brings Something New. GRAND OPK.VINO OF NEW GOODS AT THE ONE PRICE LOW PRICK STORE. D. GILBERT DEXTER, HAS TIIK VIsjEASritE TO IXKOUM llie InhaMCAtiU of WHni Inxlou and Iu Ictnltjr. ttuit Ini; piirrlinrH-! tlie SUft fonmrljr ownitl ami occupk-d I.

U. J. UUKIIAM, Ik will c.i.tlnuc the Mrrrnullle lHjrtincii4 lit all tu ViiricI l-ratfciH-i at Uie OLD aTA.NU. In il Irn ml I rmr ii, our tmlneai cAirM IWurc you. We Intro night with Uie Intention of maklog tliU a iK-rmaiicnt location.

We hare ttiocinf.ttentlM.lkr tliat vltli an xioricno! or tlx jrvani, wo can will afirvclate lh wanu aixl tAttvK or the te.ji!f. Wo axure j-fu no palm will Hr(M uti our part to make jrour vlilti lUt pleasant ani protluUe. We h11 Hrlctljr adltcrc to tlv Onr lrlrf Itow I'rjrr nml ltrnilf l'nr SynlpmS We lure nut onljr tlio vxKrk'tic of many of Uie ommI rvifctiit'It) iuer chanti who hare trictljr a11irt. ttirne term. tul Uio teitl-monyof our own exifrience, wtilchUof lufflclctit eiUence to teach that It la the onl aafe, urct ami iatiifacUry tnctlfMl of ilolnjc liunlness.

lVrft-ctl dlmnutM with the low IkiiiUtIiije nuthuri uf traJhiir, an.1 bclleviuit It tu Ins teneath the illjrtiltjr cf any inan aiming at ruecena ainl an uuUirnUhect reputation, to dw huflncaa on a astern which a man to uk atiie U.lrty i-trccnt, oer the aeltlng price of Ida (Joula, leavlnfr the purchafwra altogether ttNm tlielr own 1 first ju lirment, and In idnety-nliw cim to one decclTC thenmlrca. While on the other hand hy U.e Onr lrlrr Srntrna." which we aasnre you shall he carried out with fidelity, all obtain UtNsds at pnt-i ly tlie same (rice. Nu one, lwwevcr ln expcrf-nctil, will be liahle to ahore Uie lowest market ITke, which shall always I marked in plain flinirc hy tu on eath artlcl, ao Uiat "They who run may read." Kind friends lcm 1 ui your attention ami your time when you wlh Uoodrt, ami we conrlnce ywi itdngs are even We have just returned from market, and this day operilnjr view ami for lnprwctlon, a larper ami nvce general iwledlim of Uiods than erer before offered for ale on a Wilmington eKcepUon. Oln fcTOCK CONSISTS OK A OKNEKAL AS30HTMKNT DRY GOODS WEST IXDI 1 GOODS AND GROCERIRS; CIlOCKKItV, GLASS AND BOOTS, SHOES AND ItUBDEllS; HATS AND CArSj PAPKR II.lNOINGi:; uoijsK vuiiNisinxa goods, "Quick Sales and Small Profits" will it fa corkus ora ictioik. Wo are ready and willing to take most kind Farmer lroIur at Ua C'aab value, lu exchange for ad.

We are alM ready and willing to extent Crrtlit to Good prompt paying Cnatouirr by taking' a ol on demand with intercit, nof to run over ix montkt et the longest, PLKASK BEAR IN MIND, for we wish to hare It distinctly uuderstiud. that we not keep any Iloolta locliarge any Goodi. and wewtihCnalout rrs to rrmrmbrr and not ask ua to do any such thing. Our arrAnrctncoU belnjr complete for Uie co-mine: year, we sliall leonhail to supply our Cuatomrra alth all kinds Good that may he desired, at the shortert otlceatisl Inwtft price. And i-ellevlng Uiat a eualt4e community appreciate a ateiuly Imalneas coure-, and low price, we shall Continue the same fur Uie uenent or ourseirct at, custotnvra.

Truly Yours, C1XUEKT DEXTER. W1LMIXGT0N, Iini 20. 1W. 4wl2 F. H.

WHEELER KEEPS rillNTS. GINGHAMS. DIIHSS GOODS AND F. U. WIIEEI.EIl KEEl-S SHECTINOS, EIIIRTINCS AND TICKINGS.

F. II. WIIKRL.EU KKEiy HOSlKIiY, 0L0VE8 IIANDKERCIIIEl'B. F. II.

WIIEEL.KK KEE13 DENIMS, LINENS AND LINEN HOODS. F. II. WIIEEI.EIl KEEPS ALL KINDS 01' I1UV OOOI. F.

II. WIIREL.ER KEE1-3 TEAS, SUOAKS AND Sl'ICES. F. II. AVIIEEI.ER KEEre ALL KINDS OT OllOCEItlES.

F. II. WHEELER KEEl-8 FLUID AND CAMPIlrJiK. F. H.

WHEELER. KEErS WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTfRES. F. II. WHEELER KEEPS C110CKERY AND GLASS WARE.

F. II. WHEELER KEEPS LAMPS OF ALL KINDS AND SI7.ES. F. II.

WHEELER KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER POTS. F. II. WHEELER KEEPS I1ENNINOION BTONE WARE. F.

II. WHEELER KEEPS PAPER IIANOINdS AND DOItDERS. F. II. WHEELER KEEPS THUS, PAILS, TRAYS, PAILS AND nOWLS, F.

II. WHEELER KEEPS ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE. F. II. WHEELER SELLS QOODS AT FAIR TltlCES.

F. II. WHEELER TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CASH VALUE. Maacn 7rn, 189T. tf 10 GRASS SEEDS.

43 )AA BUSHELS IS'OUTHliUN VKH- J4jJ MONT IlERIia (1IIAS3 SEED SOOO MIS. OHIO CLOVER 8EED) 1000 I.KS. NORTHERN CI) Kit SEED 60 I1U8IIELS RED T01' SEE1) SEED WHEAT, SEED llARLEV, Wliolosals sistsl AI FROST li GOODHUE'S. March 25tli, 1SS7. "'5 GRASS SEEPS.

HERDS GRASS, 11KD TOP, LA ROE AND SMALL CLOVER SEEDS, ALL or l'RIME QUALITY fon BlU WIM.1HTOV, TVIsKIl CO. March 2J, 1S57. 013 spring fashions! 0- J. PRATT, fsr wtttj row I iw rcn-lrhif frrrni TcUisYovU nnts 3Jotou, A MAQXIFICF.NT STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, Embroideries and Mantillas. Toitctiier with an uncqualcd variety of SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTILLA VELVirrS, FIIKNCII ANIl DfCAL POPLINS, CIIALLII IIIII1.1.IAXM, JACONI.TS, MLSLI.N.J, rjINUHAMiS P1IINTH, The style of which are undoubtedly anionic the most beautiful ever brought to this market.

-IN THE- bqkhet mm DEPAUT.MKNT, May be found all the litest norrHIrs In Ptyte BfiApn, made in tne rupvnnr manntr. bihi tne wry ixni which are well wnrthy the atUiiUonbf both wiioi.hsam; and retail The prloca of which will he mule to crrrcv iwd1 wltli the tluK-aund the market. Tlie I.iu..ea are particularly Intit'-d to examine our variety of PARISIAN HATS! WHICH ARK TRULY IIH A UTI Ft L. A Tery tare aisortmcnt of Mourning Bonnets and Mourning Goods OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Constantly on hand or MADE to ORDER wltli dispatch and Neatness. Tin mm MARCH, 1857.

Ui Ji Ijlttl ii GREAT BARGAINS AT THE "TBMPIE OP TILUCTT." F. A. SPEYER Hare juat opened thrlr PPRINO GOOn? for 1S5T A In fns Ur-tn yuv win una a itinipuae aiM JiajriiiOcvnt AiXirUntnt ef SILKS, SHAWLS 4-. DRESS GOODS tuimmixcs, IIOLSKKEIU'IXG GOODS, LADIIi from all sections arc Inrlted to examine our Goods 1 They a ill be off at the very lowest prices 1 000 v.vnns 391uclits at $1JX) ier yardl worth 1.2al 1 CASHMERE all colon and quallUea.fruui i 00 to 10.00 aptcf.extrcracly low prlci-i. EMnnoiDEllIUS AND UICH LACES! at low raicK.

200 dozen Lliirn IIiIkrMvnt 10c. lrorth lTrl Call and ace thcin at the lTcmple cf Faucy.1 MOHMR HAIR ROLLS A NEW XT WHOLESALE IIUYEUS ARE SUPPLIED OS VERY REASONABLE KERMS. Tlie most beautiful and tho greatest auortincnt of Fashionable Dress Goods TO RE rOVND IS THE COUMRV HAVE BUST HE EN OPENED BY Axd Till Lipias ami ismen to tall ayp cxavixr ora CHOICE PATT13HNS! I'. It A. SI'KYEU.

lliiTTI snoaot MArch 0t 1S57, 10 NEW SPRING GOODS. 60 CASES AND BASES British, French and American DRY GOODS, JVST ItECEIVKD AND WILL EST MARKET P1UCES. BE SOLD AT THE LOW- O. E. AUSTIN, Cornel' Main nml Elliot Streets.

SIMS, SHAWLS, DnESS OOCDS, of tlie Ncaest Stjlos and best fabrics. VALENCIA I'LAIDS, VRINCKS fOrl.INS, CI1ALLIE8, DRnAIH, DIXMNl'-S, UI.NdllAMS, I'HINTS, EMUHOIIIERIU, TIUMMINOS, kc. (Elegant G.wJs, look at tlicm House -Keeping Goods, Cnrpela Frnllirrn. IllnnkrU, Qullta. I.Inrn Culton HIiitiIukh, TickliigM.

DrlllfnifH, Pciilitia, Illrncliril Colt on. lntcht Crnalira. Dlnpcr. IIiirii llamaakit, Table Co.rrs. Siv In tict almost everything pertaining to a first class PUT GOODS can be round.

We keep notlilQK but the best makes and styles of Goods; geutlemanly clerks to show them, and nothing will be wanting 10 mate your visits picasani ana proniame an. No. 1, Blake's Block, Cornor of Main and Elliot Streets. O. E.

AUSTIN. llrattleboro, 1857. CAP BUCKKTS. ftAnrt 2000 UUOIJJsUW best Bid Roclets, for salo by J. II.

W. II. ESTMUlROflK. rtrattlclK.ro, Veb. IS, 185T.

7 -hit- certain S'riilISllitn hn Jonriir jdly came sTlirfi lit trnw" 2 GOOD SAMAltifslNS OF TUB I prwm uaj rre MAKinr; use or t. FAIX Ct'REIt to Allerlate tlie aln of sullrrlfiit liuinanlt; Kh ISTeat result tlmt tnan.r of the mot ereduout are attonltHea' It is a Inuticlrie Hint can rillcl Willi safely In tlitf treiithient ii the fMloalitfr dlieaseAi Ijtmcnett, Cult, Burnt, Itrultet, fienernt hrltilily, It'tak and lame itomaek, Stnpidity, Dtitrrhoea. Ijiteiiterit. Cholera. Cholera Morbut.

Tenth TlRrelsnomalMnetlntMirlilnitsiKhroolsAtlsrActloiilo the anililivl as II. W. SIMUNDS i-enble Pain Curcr. No family sliuiiVt be a II. V'ry tt Hon afflicted.

1 11EV. fEACilCK, sajs, 1 bite Used four Pain Currr for I scwral tnonllis mt an.1 lln.1 It a tnnuble MviMne-1 1 think that If eiery lamllr wouH use It wlieu nreiird tln'jr sroulil ijre- I Tent tnticli sirkta-ss an.1 tneillcal rxjirnsr. JSB sroNK of sajs. Jlr. Slmorsls, I think ymr Pain C'urer Is tli nvt o1Uef of Hs nfn of anj that Is In Uie market.

1 tlilnk II superior to "Path 1'iilu KIIW," ami I tiate uscl Imtli. I have Iwi recelrlnjr irrfat benefit from the user your niedldno. Much bisocpsb alfen.1 your labors. AKinls lu Vermont, JOSEPH CIARK, Dnittle. bi.ro F.

E. SMHII, Montlrllrr. Uetall AKents, J. W. IIDLTON, an.1 WYMAK WEI.STER, llratlli.lN.ro, anil lu Medicine generally tbroouhnut tlM country.

fylH LOTTHHIES. THK LOTTERIES OF Samuel Swan arc chartered hy the State of floor pla- ainl have awurn CwnimliilotKra appulntrd to superintend Uttlr dranlng and cvrtify that ercrything connected with the anine la dniw in atrlctly hunoratte uanncr. They offvr to tho puollc a fair f)iijonurilty for InTet tmcnt, the Intereati of par-tlea at a dlnui luring aa well jtrytccted at though they were present. Tlie managera would reeppctfully call attention to the fact that all pcraona liare a kgal right to aend ordera fur Uclteta to 0wla, ai the lottcrlct of IV rn tic I flwaii Jt Co. aro nutlH-rlwd by the UjrlMatuM of that Butt.

A lottery will be draa -y S.iturdy thrwushout tin ycM.all cfdm rcctlvwl U'liifr f.lkd In the drawing next to take place after tlie aamo cornea hand. According to the dirnc die llclet In ere ry tenmuatdraw a prixe. Tickets are $10; haltci.5f quar-tt rn.fM. No tick eta aent unlcaa Uie money accompanlca Uiu urdtr. The drawing are upon tl principle of one nura-Ur on each ticket, and arc ao pirn pi that none can fall to un-dcritamt them.

Then? no combination of mindteri to mya-tlly tlio Itiycr. 1'rixra Tary fnm iO to $60,000) erery I'rlxe being drawn, anl rtault of drawing forwarded to all T.T A Hit of th? numVr that ar" drawn from the wheel, with the ammint that each prUe In entltM to, will bo puMUhcd after every drawing In the folltwlnjr papers New Orleana ChnrltaKm Standard, NaOiTlIle Democrat1, AtlnnU Intrlligrneer, nnd New-York Wctkly sDciy Hook rite your a-hlreai plulnly, and direct to S. SWAN Sc AllnntntCroraln. Trlica paid In full no ercintat(C di-duclcd from prlxea as other lotteries All communications atrtctly confidential. 112 SIXO KIt'S SEWING MACHINES.

The preat repuUitton of ginger' Sewing Maehlnea la Minded on the fct, thAt thy arc perfectly ailaptil to every arkty of W'irk, an-I tliat each one or them, kept Employed, will earn not than One Tliouiniil DoIInm Tear Alt pem'in dealrlng full aM reliable information alxmt these machluva Uc, prlca, inoth-a of purehaaloti, kc oltaln It by apptylnfr. letUr r-r otherwlae, fr a copy of I. I. SINOfcH CO.M UAZKTTK, A beautiful Pictorial Oaiette, cn-Urdy dootul to ewlr.g Machine lntcrcsU. It will busent pr.Ula.

Tr I-ornl winteil In every Town tn the united gtuU'i, tn htin lileral Induei-nieula are otTrrvd. N. H. hare nuule arr.tngementa witli many editors and pubtlahers of newepiiters highly pniflLible and aatUIacUrry to thrm, and wlfh to make almtl ir controcU with erery newtpa-kt antl tn-igazlue In the country. Fur full jiartlculars addresa 1.

M. SINGER Si 3mU liitoinwar, Nkw-Yukc. TOWA LANDS. 1 A. STIIATTOX, CIVIL ENGINEKll OKNEHAL LAND AO EST, Fort Ifcs-tire, Webrtcr County, Iowa, will aetrt and enter Ooreni-tnent lAftinl In Iwa, Licnte and Mil Land Warrant, Boy and Ml Krai Ktate.

Iay Taxe fw NurvIU-sldcntu, Invest Monty at hltfh rate if loteiVt upon Ileal jute Security, Enter Land on Time, and transact all buatncM icrtalnlng lj a (ineral UKIKl AKYlrCJ The attention of tboe who wish to realize a tafffe profit upon tlH-lr capital la solicited to the favorable opjortunitlea now presented. Corrca'Miidcnce sollclud. XT Ilefers ti 1)U. C1IABLES STIIATTOX, BraUleboro, Yt. March 13, 18J0.

H-i3 STATE OF VERMONT, DhrrnicT or WesTxusTeA, B. B. At a Pnvlate Court holIen at Toatilien'lt In aahl Ulatrlct, ontheUlatimyot Mafch A. V. 185, a copy of the hist will ant testament of JAMES L.

DAKEH, late of putney In said District deceased, duly allowed and proved In Uie Prolate Court for the DUtricttsf Walllngford anil Stateof Connecticut, Wing presented Ut tlie Court hero that said Copy may be filed and recorded In the Probate Court for aald District of Veft-miuater, agreeablo to the statute In such case made and provided, It Is hereby ordered Uiat all persons concernetl be noti-fied to apisetH1 before aald Court at a sesnto. thereof to te heU at Uie Oflice of Uie JuJe of iTohute In Townshend, aforesaid, on the 11th day of Airfl, ISftT, at ten o'clk in the forenoon, aud contt-st the fllini; and recordlnirof the copy of aald will af.reaid, If thy sue caiLc Attest, DEN A. TT. DEAN, Register. Orartoa, March SI.

1SW. STATE OF VERMONT, DuTBtcr or WK-nvixiTcn, 8. 8. At a Probate Court hflJen at Townihcnci, in aald District, on tht 21at dsty of March. A.

D. 1837, a copy of the laat will and testament of JOHN It. MILLER, late of Lenox, In the County of Madison and State of New al tiwed and pro.e.1 In the Surrogate Court for the County of Madison, aforesaid, btlnjr presented to the Court hre, that aald copy may t-c filed antl recorded tn the Probate Court for the District of Westminster af iresald, agreeable to tlie statute In such case made and provided, It Is hereby ordered that alt persona concerned he notified to appear before raid Court at a seilon thereof to be held at the Oflice of the Ju Ige of Probate la To nsherd, aforesaid, on Uie 14th day of April, A. D. 1857, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, and contest the filing and recording of the copy of aald will as aforesaid.

If they see cause. Attest. 11ENJA. W. DEAN, UegUter.

Grafton, March 2Uh, 1857. 13 STATE OF VERMONT, District or WiaTMixsTin, B. 9. The Hon. the Proliatc Court for the DUtrlct of Wes tmlnster.

to all persons Intefeatal In the Estate of LYMAN MKKltl-11 LI), late or Jamaica, tn said District, deceased. Intestate, Greeting. Wheiva. JOltN K. DL'TLEK and HANNAH MEUU1FIKLD, adminlitratora of Mid Estate, propose to rentier a final account of their admlnlntratlon at a probate Court to be held at tlie office or AUISIIAI STODDARD, In Towns' hend.ln said the 14th day of Aj-rll next.

You ara thercfure hereby notified to npiear before aald Court at said time and tilaCc and cJdoct to Uie same if you shall cause. Hald CoUrt will order distribution of said EiUte to the widow nnd hclra entitled to Uie same at said time ainl place. li, V. DhANt Itegtster. Tornshend, Marcu 2t, ISiT.

13 fa 11 in roit SAL. One of Ihepleasantbst loOations ttt the Tftl-ly of the Connecticut Is offered for aale, sltuaU-d on the main road leadlnir from llrattleboro tu IWIiows Kalis, within twenty minutes ride of the former, comprising about ouet Iiundrrd ami twrnty-flTr acres or I nml suitably dlvwed into pasture, tillage an.1 woou lann, well watered, an.I wwxle.1 with a thrifty growth of pine, oak, ke, sugar orchard, aud a young orchard of grafted fruit In lienrlng condition. The Uutldlngs oonslxt of a two story IIcum with an con-nlently Duiilutii barn 01 by 30; gralnery, carrlitge house, woodshed, Ac, all In pood reialr, with a yard well stocked with fruit and ornamental trees, vines, shruhliery. ke, lVaur Is brought to the house and barn In aqueduct from a never falling spring of pure soft water, (CT Or I will ik Um bulldlrma togcUier with about 40 nrrrnof Innd. The above offer a rare opportunity for tne gentleman tanner or the man of butlne.

ClirilCII ULLKU. llrattleburo, March 3, 1SCT. uio GIlKA'f UA11GAIN. THK sabscrllicr nn account of Impaired health wishes to dispose nf tils farm shuaUHl la gtarafohl, Vt 7 miles from North Adams i lenot. contains about 100 acres of improved lind, loo acri-s of heavy tlmbeml land.

On aald farm Is a Circular Sawmill for sawlnir boards, which will saw from 8 to 10,000 feet of Inch spruco hoards In 111 hours I connected to sawmill Is a 1arpe I'lanlng mill with a largo planing machine and Tongue and llrooving machine f'tr dressing floor-boards and otlllng boanls, and other machinery fur maVtng boxes. On said farm li 'J Dwelling Houses, 2 Harris and other out-Lulldlng, machinery and buildings nearly new and In good repair. Said mill is stocked with from 4 to 6000 sprue, logs which will bo sold If desired. This mill is propelled by wati r. For further particulars call and sou this property which will be sold at a rcddce.1 price.

Ta) meats as may be agreed on. sua DinArus. Stamford, VL, March, 8lt SAM? AT AUCTION. THR Real Estate of the lata DEXTER GRAVES, situated near Guilford Crutrc, on the hill road to Uratllelnro, will be sold at Auction on Wrdn.ailnT Anrll lat. at 10 o'clock A.

containing TO acres of good Land, suitably divided In to mowing and pasturing, on which Is It House, Darn and out buildings, a gotsl variety of Fiult Trees, a AVood Lot, and Sugar Orchard. Anyone wishing to purchase csn exsmln. before the sale. MARY GRAVES. Gullfonl, March Olh, 1S5I.

a. 11 1'On SAt.l?. Till? SPACIOUS TfnUsT and OUtbulMlngs with tha same, hiti-lv owne.1 and occupied by Mlt. ADOL lllB Di r.ltuiS9, oecoiuien, situate in j.raunruurv There Is a large GARDEN conuertcd Willi the same couiatn-lug many cholco Fruit Trees. The premises ara In perfect order and rp and well calcu-lated for a large fAmlly of a IHArdlnpIl.aisj.

lor terms apply to L. 0. MEAD. Itrattlelioro, March 21, 1857. U1S iTousi: roit A first clan, large ittul commedtous House, formerly occupied by J.

D. Esq. for sale, aud posscs-lon given the first of April next. Apniy to u. ttli.Llffli'n.

March tflO THIS. Dll. COMKOYS MAN'- XVufactureA MINKUAI. TUr.TII, wllh CON. TINl'OL'8 UDMli fused to the plate, a new and UatdUMI a desideratum )n mechanical dentistry.

In the insertion of Artificial Teeth by uy toctbod, certain essential are attained i 1st, They ar. so Arranged as to render them etTcctaal In mastication. 2nd, Tbey restore tha eontonr nt the tnfmth lMlur than anr other style, and are adapted, In color, to the ago and eoniplcilon of the patient. incy are so conBirueifi as wtomw. 1 than common worl i aud 4thly, they can bo neatly and easily repaired If broken.

Allothcr stjlesof work ttoue at my oQico on rcuaonahle leims and uorran(r. Mais Ilamnnuao, Vr. Ifl.