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Sl,4l2 prizes amounting 10
Whole Tickets Sl5-fiEve> Jl-tanarieEs 1'-E2hth*
Certificates IL packages OF 70 Whole Tickets, :
uo. do 81 Half do.
DO. do. 81 Quarter do.
Do. do. 26 Eighth do.
or Tickets in the above Grand Schemes, and all Others
the management Of D. >. GREGORY Co., for sale, in the
variety by packages, arcs Of packages single Who'll
tickets The cash r all pzes sold by BIGGER
had the the drawings received.
For the Grand capitals, and prompt pay, address
THO. b. BIGGER, Rielnoad, ~.
Feb Ia 92-tt
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ity Of the people but were the minority TO rule be-
cause of that fact and the majority to give way as the
representatives. of the minority of the people, he re-
rred to the following facts toprove his assertion that
minority of the Legislature might represent MAORI
ty Of the people:
four great representative Districts
The district West of the Allegheny, representing at
the time of tho adoption of the Constitution 1873
in had allotted 10 it, 81 DelS
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The middle district, rcpTescntinSa white
population of Isl ,ls6, -
White population sao, aos, represented by 70
Each delegate in the middle district re-
The Valley district, embracing white po-
pulution of i2l ,O96, has %
The Underwater or Eastern district, con-
tanning white population Of l6l ,Gs7, has sc
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nRAWN numbers, for the Monongalla Lottery, Gas y a."
il Is y 26 4G - a5 10 &c 10 IL H.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-22
HIGHLAND HALL.
OR RURAL RETREAT,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n.

SARATOGA OPRlNOS, ~.
This delightful Retreat" is now opened
for the reception of visitors at the Springs.
Its beautiful location, three doors south of
Congress Springs. on the east-its delight
full landscape scenerv-its elevated pro-
menade and capacious rooms, need only to
be seen, to be inviting; while for rural see
nerv and atmosphere, it is not surpassed
bv anv establishment at the Springs. Re-
Gently fitted up under the immediate SUI
perintendence of DIR. A. B WILCOX, cit
liens from amidst crowded and dense
population will find it most desirable stop
ping place, possessing every comfort and
convenience afforded by the first establish
ments. GFMr. Wilcox's Porter will be in
attendance all the depot, on the arrival OF
the cars, to receive. baggage, and carriage
in connection always in readiness for WISH
tors.
N. B. individuals or families can be &C.
commodated with separate family rooms,
on early application. A. b. Wilcor Sara
toga Springs.
Post. "Good accommodation for
teams. Those who are personally or 9TH
erwise acquainted with the SUBSCRIBER, are
requested in pdrticularto notify their friends
who intend visiting the Springs, that on
their arrival at the depot, (Saratoga,) to
enquire for DIR. Wilcox's Porter, or High
land Hall Carriage. Also to act as refer.
ences in relation to his moral and business
character.
M0y |, 1871. A. B. WILCOX.
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The Lion of the Day.
THE OLDDUTCH OR GERMAN
VEGETABLE PILLS.

Eor sale by S. Moody, Middlebwy, w.
r. ,be Citizens Of the United States and the CAnd-
dos il respectfully submitted THIS directory " ne
means for regaining that which has been PaitA''
in some instances, totally lost bo.I,b
Jvhat blessing should be priced above that OF nean'
nd who knows better how 10 prize the blessing, man
hose who have been deprived of 1t! II IS an ou sa
zoo land one that contains wise ln)uncuohD IN
lime of peace, prepare for war: we shou.I IN
f Healh prepare for the attacks OF mat s'eany
king foe, Disease. II wouo DC "lsuoin Lich he an.
TnnSements, to scan well the form IN winch ne aP-
n,oacbes and then to meet him with those meanS
1t;oh are calculated to effect his oVeIthro"'.-
~ means are now before this enlightened and IN
,eJgent community. They are accessible 70 'ne poo,
as ysIl as the rich, and trust that those who
"a D;vips workmanship, and the Laws by whch tha'
Sstem is Governed and directed, as originating IN no
Sa than IN the councils of Heaven will SO Tar OBEY
tho nunctions of the latter to provide the best sale
guard for the omer. ,-.:o. al,
rhed by most eminent Medical Gentlemen not only
in this Country but also in Europe that offer this
,,aIn, HE Medicine to this American People.
Time and full opportunity for fair md impartial
;,l have placed the Lion Of the Day beyond the
brand of imposition, Humbug, Quackety, &c:
This Pill is composed of extracts from nine parts
oftbe vegetable kingdom heing entirely free from
anv drug Of deleterous nature, } and adaPted par
fic,,larlv to the cleansing OF the Stomach, Blood
and the various secretions Of the Human system
Bilious Fevers, and Cholic, Fefer and Ague, Jaun-
dice, Scarlet Rash, Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Costive-
ness. Asthma, and Liver Complaint have been cur
ed, by using these Pills accordingly 10 tne dfecu0nS
accompanying each box
1t is not intended that this Medicine is cure Tor
all Disease TO which the human system is LIABLE,
Many efforts have been made to compound Meo =
,c;ne which would cure all Diseases, but have Jdntd'
Those Diseases enumerated aooVe' are witnin
,ha mower of these Pills and sure relief IS
warranted
Price 81, 2 cents.
Sold by A. &P,D. Barows, Salisbury s. b.
Rockwell; Cornwall Russeque & Walker, Whiting;
Kent Wright, Shoreham, Truman s. Eldrldge' Ad-
olson F. Huntington, Vergennes; J. ID. barnes
Webs'er, Starkesboro !; Titus B. Gage. Bristol; K.
p. Nash, New-Haven. o. For Sale. ia all the PTIn-
cipal villages, in the Stale. MERRITT, GRIFFIN
Promoter, Glenn's Falls, n. Y,
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sHFRMANs
POOR MANS PLASTER.

hNLY I21 cents each. Each plaster has
IN printed on the back OF it, "Sherman's
Poor mans plaster" 1t is the dest siregthen
inq plaster in the world, and sovereign rem
edy for pain or weakness in the back, lolns
side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
Iumbago, &c. &c. One million year will
not supply the demand. They will require
little warming before application. Warranted
superior to all others, and for one quarter the
usual price, making not only the best, but the
cheapest plaster in the world. 1t affords relief
in few hours, and makes astonishing cures.-
In liver complaint and dyspepsia, 1t should be
worn over the regiou Of the liver or stomach
and it will afford great and astonishing relief
In coughs, colds asthmas, difficulty of breath
ing, oppression Of the chest or stomach, they
will Immediately soothe. and greatly benett
the patient. Persons of sedentary habits or
those obliged to stand much, will receive decI-
ded support from ore ofthe truly, STRENGTHENING,
plasters. Physicians generally recommend
them, in preference TO all others, because they
stick or adhere better and afford greater relief.
In their operation they are stImulant, tonic,and
anodyne. They are composed of entirely diff
erent ingredients from any other; and known
from the experience of millions, who have u.s.
ed them, as well as the united testimony, OF all
the celebrated and distinguished clergy ana
physicians, to be the most useful and highly
plaster, ever!lnvented or offered 10
the public. Several persons have called at the
ware house to express their surprise and thanks
at the almost miraculous cnres thesr plasters
have effected. One man who had been afflict
ED with rheumatism, as TO be unable 10 dress
himself without assistance, was enabled after
wearing one, only one night TO gel up alone IN
Me morning, put on his clothes and call at our
Office with eyes beaming with joy and his
tongue pouring forth the gladness ofhis heart;
at The sudden and signal reefhe had received
from this best Of all remedies. Ask for DR..
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster. it is so call.
ed, because the price places it in the power OF
all to purchase, being only l2a cts: Sold at
he variety store by PANGBoRN T. BRINsMAID,
Jewellers. Burlington, VT. wholesale agents.,
A liberal iiscor1iits merchants who buy to sell
again. f,r,I.,by j. DYAR. 35;ly
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WOOD TYPE.
At Reduced Prices!
'MYHE subscriber still continues the manu-
q facture of wood type, at Whitehall, N.

NyHE subscriber still continues the manu-
facture of wood type, at Whitehall, n.
Y, respectfully informs the printers of the u
niied States and Canada, that ne Is prepared 70
cut wood type Of every size and style from five
lines Plea up.
Printers wishing ifounts of any particular let
fer. can have them made to order without any
additional charge, by sending pattern letter.
The subscriber has made arrangements TO
manufacture type so low, that it puts it in the
power of every Printer to furnish his office
complete with wood type, at halfihs usual PR
ces charged by other manufacturers.
Country newspapers inserting the above SIX
times and sending paper TO the subscriber
shall receive So in type, providing they buy to
the amount Of IS.
49, JOHN G. GAY.
Wood engravings executed neatly and expe'
Whitehall, March l9 ls4l.-
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HARTFORD.

HHE subscrlber has been appointed
Il Agent for the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for Middle
bury and vicinity, and will receive propo.
sails for insuring property against loss or
damage By Fire. The long established
reputation of this company, and the
promptness with which all their transac-
tons have been characterised render it
unnecessary to say anything in its favor.
All business connected with the office in.
trusted to him will be faithfully and pune
tuaiiy transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, Agent.
MIddlebury, Feb. 26, lS4I. 42;Iy
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now in first rate order for
Freight and Passengers.
towed by the Steamer McDonough. Freight must
be on board the day previous. Passengers, partlcu-
larry from Vermont, those moving visiting their
friends, to and fro, will almost always find some 60
ing into their immediate neIghborhood, thereby max
ing the trip more agreeable. Every attention will be
paid to Passengers, with, or without board, by a
careful CAPTAIN and crew. who will endeavor to give
satisaction-For further particulars, inquire ofthe
captain on board, or Of
R. CHAPMAN, Tergennes.
or JOY & WEBSTER, Buffalo.
March 25, 1871. 49;6m.
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Cash Paid
FOR GOOD Fleece WOOL.
ASA CHAPMAN.
MddleburY, Jun, l29th, 1910. s;tf
DR.. A. SHERMAN

DIX A. SHERMANS
INDICATED LOZENGES.
OFChildren or adults eau take medicine in
this form without difficulty. It is the only
way to make it pleasant yet discovered.
GG-Purchasers will please observe that the
name "a. SHERMAN, M. D." is on each hox.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES.
IT'S Lozenges are sealed, and have ''A
IL S herman, Nj. D." on the side of
the box They are the safest, most sure and
efectual remedy for coughs, colds, cousump-
tians, whooping cough, Asthma. tightness of
the Lungs or chest, &c. &c. The proprietor
has never known an instance where they did
not give perfect satisfaction. Several thou.
sand boxes have been sold within the last three
months restoring to health, persons in almosl
every stage of consumption, and those Labor
ing under the most distressing cold and coughs.
They do not check and dry up the cough, but
render it easy, promote expectoratIon, allay
the tickling OF irritation, and remove the prox-
innate or exciting cause. They are made from
a combination ofthe most vrluable expectorant
for cough medicines, and are undoubtedly SUI
perior 10 every thing in use for those com.
plants. Hundreds OF certificates have been
offered Of their wonderful virtues, from those
and restored to perfect health by using Them
DosE.-One ozenge is dose for an adult, and
may be repeated from three to six times day,
as required. Children, eight years old, half of
one: four years, quarter, and so in proportion.
Very small children or infants will take them
best dissolved in little water. Should they
act as an emetic, or produce nausea, the dose
must be lessened to what the stomach will bear.
Half of one will generally be sufficient TO take
before breakfast, as the stomach is more easily
sickened. No i'll effects can arise from an
over dose, as it will cause the stomach TO re-
ect it; and although not pleasant sensation,
will be found to give relief. Where there is
much pain in the breast or side one ofSherman's
Poor Mains Plas,ers should be applied over
the part, and worn till relieved. If attended
with costveness, few cathartic or laxative
LozeDges, or any mild cathartic medicine
should be used as occasion requires. Sold at
the Variety Store, by PANGBORN & BRINs-
AID, Jewellers, Burligton, VT. wholesale a.
sents. liberal discount to merchants who
Juy to sell again. For sale by J. DYAR.
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DR.. SPOHN'S
Sick Headache Remedy.

8NOR the permanent cure of this DISTRESS.
n. ing complaint, never fails. When per.
severed In, it effectualliy renovates the sys.
EN-, and does away the cause of the Sick
AND Nervous HEADACHE. Thousands have
tried it, and found precisely the relief which
the article promises to bestow. Certificate
of the strongest kind, and from the most re.
spectacle persons, are in the possession of
the PROPRIETOR, some of which have fleen
published, testifying to the permanent cure
and others to the immediate relief given by
this remedy. 1t affords relief to the afflicted
in Is or 20 minutes from the first dose. II
taken when the symptoms of an attack are
first felt, it prevents the further progress of
the complaint, and can produce no danger at
any time by an excessive dose; as in such
case it would throw off the contents of the
stomach, leaving 1t sweet and healthy with an
excellent appetite. All afflicted with the
headache should not fail to procure the arti.
Gle, and relieve themselves from so distress
ing complaint.
| Physicians have in many instances given it
to their patents, and in every instance, to our
knowledge, with great satisfaction have found
it certain cure. Sick and Nervous Head.
ache is complaint with which physicians do
not wish to have any thing to do, and gener
ally prescribe only for temporary relief con-
sequently, Dr.Spohn's Sick Headache Rem.
edy escapes the opposition which some other
proprietor's articles meet from that sour ce.
Try it once and you never will regret it,
1t is composed entirely of Vegetables, and
contains no mineral, or poisonous drug of any
kind, and does not require any change of di.
ct or exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock &
Co. wholesale Druggists. 2 Fletcher st. N.
Y, and by the principal Druggists in the I'm.
ion. For sale by S. MOODY, Middlebury, Vt.
HEWE'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment.
THIS article is offered to the public as a
never failing cure for the Rheumatism, and it
has for number of years sustained its rep
utation, and accomplished cures which had
defied the power Of every other article.-In
acute and recent cases, the relief is invarable
after one or two applicationsof the liniment
and in chronic Rheumatism, the cases Of cure
are numerous. 1t is truly a remedy that
reaches the nerue and bone with the most hap.
Ply effect.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock &
Co. wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. N.
Y, and by the principal Druggists in the I'm.
ion. Sold by S. MOODY. 20
DIR. McMunn's Elixir of Opium.
Superior 10 Parigoric or Laudanum, or any
of tie preparations Of opium.
Sold by s. Moody.
Dr:Taylor's Balsam of Liver
wort, has been successful for eight years in
the cure of the following diseases: Con.
sumption and Liver Complaint, Female Gem.
plants, Splitting of Blood, Nervous disease.
and weakness. Sold BY S, MOODY
Middlebury, Vt. 20
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Carding Wool.

THE Custom Cards are now in readiness 70
] business, and those who want ROLL
shall be we'll accommodated if they will pay tn
little bills on the receipt of the rolls, which W
must ask in all cases, unless the charge can b
made in connection with charges for othe
work of larger amount.
Also CLOTH DRESSING done as usual.
A. SPALDING & co.
Middlubury, May /, 1910. 52;tf
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WOOL WOOL!
MANUFACTURING, CLOTH ORES.
SING AND
WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber will continue to carry on
the above business at the old stand of o
Jewett Esq. where he will be happy to serve
his old patrons and the public generally.
Having fitted up his machinery in the best
possible manner, he feels safe in assuring
them that their work will be done in tine best
manner, and on the most reasonable terms.
EDWARD JEWETT.
New Haven, East Mills, June, Is4O5.
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Cloths. &c.

SUPER Blue. Black, Brown and Mixed
- Cloths and Cassimeres. Also Vestings,
Linen and Cotton Drillings, Buffalo Cloth,
Bangup Cord. Tickings, Bleached and I'm.
bleached. Sheetings and Shirtings can be had
Cheaper than erer, at the Auction and Com
mission Store. Z. BECWITH.
Nav 81.
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Catarrh Snuff,

NH ARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing
NH up the Catarrh and the various diseas.
es of the head, as well as sore eyes, in all
parts of the country, and sustaining the rep
utaton which it has long since gained, Of be-
ing absolutely the best celebrated article in
this market.
Each bottle contains three times the guam
tity of one of those which are offered at SON.
ly twenty five CENTS" and is therefore a
much cheaper, as well as better article. Sc
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STONE.

HNHE subscriber having opened ledge
few rods out of the village of Mid
dIebury, gives notice that he will furnish all
kinds of Building Stone, on the most rea
sonable terms. The stone is Of superior
quality for tagging or underPinning, and may
be obtained Of any size or shape. Those
who wish to buy, will do we'll to call and ex'
anime.
NIB. All calls in his line, as MASON,
will be promptly attended TO.
OSGOOD HOLMAN.
Middlebury Jan. 26, 1s4l. 37;4m.
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Fire Insurance Notice

HE annual meeting of the Rutland and Addison MutuaI Fir,
L Insurance Company will be holden the Insurance NJ
in Brandon Wednesday the 9TH day July 1871 an one
o'clock for the purpose of Choosing board of Directors
the ensuing and ansacng such business inter
est of the company may require z. JUNE, Secretary
Brandon, Sd June, I54I, So
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For Sale.

For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale low for ash' Oh par.
i credit fine pair of HORSES: Also 80 % p
of young oxen. ALPhEoS z sw
Salisbury, May goth, 1s4l
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Lasts.

Lasts.
HUST received large supply OF Town
d LASTS and BOOT TREES, by
q. BECKWITH.
March %, 1S41.
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VERGENNEs &, BUFFALO
LINE.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. SHERMAN,

CAPT NJ. T. DAVIS, will commence her trips
" on the 9th of April, between this city and Buff
falo, Running NIGHT and DAY, as follows:
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A Farm for sale.

THE subscriber offers for
HksaeE sale the well known farm
HEGH.7 formerly owned by DR.. VIM.
Bass, laying on the old road to
Rutland, two miles south east of the village of
Mlddebury. Said farm is as pleasantly situa.
ted as any in the town-containing about two
hundred acres of land-is we'll watered and
wooded. a plenty of fencing timber three barns
good dwelling house and wood shed SO by "a
IN good repair. For further particulars en-.
quIre of Amos Matthews, of New Haven. or
of the subscriber. MARCY REED
Middlebury, Feb. Is, 1s4I. 43df
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new TAIL0R'S SHOP,
No. Z, MECHANICS HALL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the in
IL habitaots Of Middlebury and vicinity, that
he is now prepared to execute all work entrusted
to him in a neat and fashionable manner.
% CUTTING, done at short notice.
PHILEMON AMES.
Middlebury, June 8, 1s41. 5;tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
DON, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2, 1871.

5. But Foreign Missions should not
DC neglected. Here is a large field in
which to labor. Shall it be cultivated
Shall our missionaries have to leave their
stations ? Will we not sustain them
Have we no feeling for the dying heathen2
Have we done as much as we should2 |
tear not. Is it not our duty to raise for
this object at least as much as ten cents to
every member of the denomination in
Vermont, more than ever has been raised2
We can do it if zoe aDilL This would
amount to more than $l,l00 over what
was given last year.
6. We should do more for our Edu-
cation Society. fear some do not feel
upon the subject as much as they should.
The old opinion is now too prevalent, -
1t is no matter whether man be educated
or not, if God has called him to preach
the gospel" can not in this article show
the fallacy of this opinion. Let me say.
however, believe it is a sentiment that
pleases the devil. We only raised last
year, according to the Treasurer's Report,
1929 for our Education Society. Now |
sincerely think we ought to raise this year
at least $l,329, which is ten cents to a
member more than we raised last year.
But there are other societies we should
encourage. In all | have mentioned,
have only required forty cents upon an
average of each member of our denomin-
alton. There is one man who gives for
Home Missions $50. Now if all would,
according to their ability, do the same, all
that has been mentioned would be raised
for the objects specified, leaving consid.
cradle amount to be expended elsewhere.
hope we shall feel the importance Of
sustaining the benevolent societies of the
day. Let US not patronize one and let all
the rest be cramped in their operations
Let US countenance all useful societies by
our presence. prayers, and money. !
hope the reader will carry out these few
hints in practice. If he does, he will, al
least, do his duty. | speak as to wise
men. Judge We what ! say. TIDE.
April 10, 184l.
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. SATURDAY, MAY %. ls4l.
For the Vermont Telegraph.
WHAT MIGHT BE DONE.

w TIA MlGf1 De DOANG.
Man knows not the strength of his men,
or physical powers, until they are
Piled into action. Then he is ohen as
'n'shed at what he is able TO do. Many
I'VE read the interesting narratives Of
US. Judson, Newell. and Bradley, and
armed that even the delicate female, when
aced in circumstances that require it, is
|nabled to bear suffering and endure mem
\ aud physical exertion, that under ordi.
aFy circumstances would be impossible
ne strength of our mental and physiea
overs increases in proportion ashley ar
sea; but ifihey are seldom called int
1'on' they become enervated, and inca
.0'e Of performing what they o:herwis
a'gni. Il is something SO in reference {
moral and religious influence {
aufches. societies and individuals.
1ey believe, with Paul. they can do a
lungs IN the strength Of Christ. then lik
'n they will exert a holy influence ]
q world; andtha. influence will be {
''sFiul that at'alI times they will hav