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veyance OF passengers and freight especi-
ally In PcPulous agricultural. manufac-
turlug, and commercial country; and
rhereos, the numerous Railroads which
nave been CONSTRUCTED. leading from this
city, have proved to be eminenily beneh-
cal to onr interests and,rheeas, the great
Interests OF this city require a Railroad
communication with Canada, through
Vermont, at the earliest time practicable.
as II would not only fac iliate and increase
Its intercourse and business with Canada.
but would eItend and secure to this CITY q
valuable trade with a large section Of this
State and Vermont probably unsurpassed
tn agricultural and mineral resources bv
any portion Of New England, which trade
Is now made tributary to the CITY of New
YORK and rkerens, a Railroad between
Boston and Canada would tend, In an i'm
portant degree, to the continuance to this
city Of the line Of steamships, now run
ming to II from Liverpool, by affordinp q
rapid conveyance for the British mails to
Montreal, now the seat of government Of
the Canadas, and which furnish TO our
merchants the earliest intelligence of the
state Of the markets Of Europe and uhcre-
as. the Boston and Fitchburg Railroad,
now nearly completed, Is the first link in
the cham OF the Massachusetts,, Vermont,
and Canada R0iLrond-TDerefore.
ResoIred, as Ihe opinion of the meeting,
that the time for action on the great sub
ject Of railroad communication between
Massachusetts, Vermont, and Canada, has
arrived; and that the interests and pros
perity Of TINS city demand, as the first
step, the construction of Railroad from
Fnchburg, in this State, to Brattleboro,
in Vermont and that measures should be
Immediately adopted to secure the means
Of its completion.
The motion made byJ. T. Stevenson,
ESQ for committee OF three TO nominate
committee of fifty persons, TO procure
subscriberito the Stock, was then adop-
ted Messrs J. T. Stevenson, W W.
Wheildon, and Nathaniel Hammond,
were appointed to retire and report the
committee Of fifty for the purpose pro-
posed The committee subsequently re-
ported the following list of names, which
was adopted, and authority given TO I'll
vacancies:
VIM. Lawrence, Alvah Croker,
Charles Hudson, Ignaiius Sargent, Hen
" Timmins, Geo B. Blake, Jacob Fors-
ter, A bel Phelps, Charles H Mills, Caleb
Chase, J. H Wolcott, Geo. Darracott,
Thomas Lamb, Nathaniel H. Emmons,
Thos h Perkins, Jr., y. F Cunning
ham, John s TYLER, s s, Lewis, T. B.
Curtis, Nathan Rice, Elijah Cobb, John
A Blanchard, George Hallett, John E.
Thayer, Patrick Grant, John Gardner,
Henry Lee, David Weld, Isaac Livermore,
Henry Edwards, John Lainson. Peter
Harvey, James Read, John Henshaw,
Thos. A. Dexter. T. B Wales 6. W.
Warren, Andrew T Hall, Stephen Far
banks, ions. Chapman. John 5. Wright,
B. c Clark. A. ". Thaxter, A. G. LON
bard, Alfred Fearing, Pliny Cutler, Mar
shall P Wilder. NJ H. Simpson, VIM
Almey, Tt Nicholes, Jr.
The meeting was then dissolved.
6. WASHINGTON WARREN
Sec'y pro TEN.
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VERMONT AND MASSACHU
SETS RAILROAD.

A meeting of the friends of this Road
was held Al the fremont Temple on FRI
DAY, Sept Doth Hon. Abbott Lawrance
was called to the chair, and Thomas B.
Curtis Esq, was sppoined Secretary, on
the occasion of his necessary absence In
the afternoon, g. Washington Warren
was appointed Secretary pro tempore
After sever al addresses from gentlemen of
the city and State, and from New Hamp-
shire and Vermont the following pream-
bic and resolution offered BY Mr. Nathan
Rice. were passed
Whereas, 1t has been demonstrated
that Railroads constitute the best mode Of
inland communication, both for The con-
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NOTICE

3 hereby sTEen iiFai v g shaA s=ii a, pn'i.c
Auction al the Inn OF Jshial GfiSv old ir Pms
iol, on the 35ih day Of October next ~ 10
O'Clock 4. NJ. all the real estate Of whieh
Daniel l. Aunzu late II Brisrol died seized
lexcep.iuz the Widows iower) also he re-
version OF the Widows dover Sad estate
consists Of one hall OF The Stone Grisi Mil,
one fourh OF the red Grisi Mn and aboui
acres Of land situated II The Nor.h par CT tie
village
The reTersiou Of the widow dover con-
sisis Ct the House. Shop and Lot lsiels occu-
pied by said deceased n said village Teice
Of Wild Lan6 IL Bue,'s Gore ard one peice on
the South Mountain in ssId Bristol
Also al The personal properly bel0,-ins 70
said Es,sie consisting Of large lot OF eshi-
net furniture o. az Kinds, q 10; OF household
furniture, fs-mirs tools &c. a. II ofvhieh
sill be sold as AFORESAID unless previously Is
posed Of az private sale
PHILO :. WARNER. Admins
JOHN L. AMMAN. frzfors.
Bristol. Sept 3. 1914. -
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GARBLlNG.
: De as. Coon Hunter SAYS:

ne as. Loon hn1lef says
"Wess that some Of the Coon papers II
Tbs STATE are publishing Gays letter TO John
u. Clayton dated Blue LicE-s 4Eg- 22nd :
-. The poor critters didn't know that the
letter contained the following abominable
Loco Foco docrrine - Every where the CIV
J.. for a Tariff for Revenue with discrirnins-
tons for Protection
Won't you be gOod enough NJ. Eastman
20 add IN your next paper the next sentence
II that letter of Ny Clay and keep II az =
s,.ndine article till November:
Everywhere the preservation Of the Tar
4 o. 1872 which has worked SO we'll and Is
delivering Us from embarrassment, Is loudly
lensnded'
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JACKSON vs.. THE LEADERS OF
THE LOCO-FOCO AND LIBERTY
PARTIES OF OHIO,-AN IS
SUE-ANOTHER LETTER.
Sec'yProtem

We are indebted 70 our exchange for the
following extract OF letter written by Gen.
Jackson 10 citizen of Indiana that bas inst
been published. II makes. az viii be seen BY
every man not sione blind, direct issue with
The leaders Of the locoiOco party. and stamps
their charges with falsehood. so plainly and
uneuuivocallv. that there viii be no escape
from IL What now have thew 10 say about
Mr. Claws posiiioni Where now stand their
hope OF dragging him down 10 their Texas
level How VIII they explain 10 their indig-
nani followers, he deceit they have attempt
ed 10 practice on them Ohio .StGfe Jolfr.
As long as live viii warn nv country
against the dangers that will attend Mr.. Clay s
proposition 10 establish another mammoth
bank; 10 break down The security which the
people possess II the veto power given to the
President by the constitution: 10 change the
system OF taxation under which we have SO
long prospe-ed by admitting the principles
claimed in this bill for the distribution OF the
proceeds Of public lands and lastly TO PRE-
VENT he Annexation Of 7'er1s 70 the United
SAFES: for IT CANNOT BE DENIED.
that hts proposition. Oh this question. Is utter
" al war with the true interests Of the coun-
nv He sATs-virTually. THAT TExAs OUGHT
NOT TO BE ADMITTED INTO TIE USIoS
WHILE THERE Is A RESPECTABLE
AND CONSIDERABLE PORTION OF
OUR CITIZENS OPPOSED To IT.
ON sHrh CONDITION. IT Is OBVIOUS AN
NEXATION CAN NEVER TAKE
PLACE"
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gwen Mr.. Declousi IS majority on an In
creased vote ofI69. making Wing gain OF
45I- Should each Senate district gam IN The
same proportion the Wing majority in the
State would be Clio, and the Wing gain in
the State 1901
Surely Tyler and Folks Annexation thunder,
Is working down South terrible wonder -
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p GAEEuSe.-We have II from az eve
witness that gambling table was IN full
operation al the Loco Convention IL Wal
llngford. on Saturday, within the sound OF
Gov. Cleveland's voice at the moment he
was denouncing the iIlnstriOus Clay as a
gambler. The keeper OF the table was q
Loco from Hsmden.-N. H. Palladium
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LoU1sIASA.-Declouet Wing is elected
10 the Senate TO supply the vacancy caused
by the election OF Morse Loco 10 Congress
His majority In he districi Is IS. The dis
trict IN July last elected Loco as member
OF the Senatorial Convention.
The election of Declont is important. as II
gives the Wings the State Senate BY one
majority They already have majority of
SIX in the House.
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HoS- CAssIus NJ CLAY Al LowELL-This
distinguished son of kentncky, was greeted
al Lowell, with the largest meeting that ever
assembled within that CITY. Over ten thous-
and true hear1ed Wings were presentto lis
ten to bis address He was warmly received.
and was listened 10 with deep attention.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. Mr.. DAII viii celebrate Mass in Mid
dleburs on Sunday the Doth Oct inst Cath
oIics are respectfully invited TO attend
Middleburv. Oct ?, 1874.
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LOUISIANA SPECIAL ELECTION

DLcLOUET. Wing Is elected 10 the Senate,
. nj the vacancy occasiOned BY The resigna-
on Of Morse, Loco, who was elected TO FL
General Bossier term II the present Congress
a the July election. This gives The Senate
" mes and Locos- 50 that the Wings DOW
majority IN both branches oflhe Leg
isistre.
Al ln' eiecnon Of Gov. Mouton. Loco. BY
1897 majority N July 1872, the Senate dis
fof ssTe nm rs naiori1y. snd has nov
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Addison DIsiTlct- -
Re II remembered. that Probate CurIr led =,
A.idlehur, aad iar III District q Ellis r. lhs
Oh DAY q. September A l. l-l4
HJmc- 3. El1-idsc aCnill>-raf7- @: ,he -s.z-e
OLIVER ELDRlDSE-
l-tc n Bridpo-r II sd tls-rict LeccaSed nov IS
The Ccu1 that partition o. he real eS1aie Of lie
SAD deceased he made among tie heirs q lie
said sad deceased. md tha1 Commissions : %
appointed lor that TurPose- ]; ! iherrtere ~
dere1 lat he sid adIliis.-zic- c-u>e -o.i-e g.
~ given 70 IL persons interested, io sf9ear. -
fore sid C51-t. Z; Z session .Le-ef d. Re hsl- q;
TIC 01hce Il he Register q ssi- Ctu- y sel-
Mitlelu-v. O. Thursday The IN ciy Of Cc'.-
te-. next a. one oclccE u The afternoon q which
tine, said CJurt VII aTIoint conlInis>icne-s 90
make partition and distribution e SID es'l,s IS
af1res-i1 tv 7u,l.hi--s ca--ifc3 -lrv e -i-s
or5e-in fheNJ--Ae-I C'slsT--a -e~sr.ar@r ----' er
z; Ni5llesu-T th-es weeks Success .V-.-- NV
o1s 20 ne -iulc Of said Cou---
A. ne sane cr1- teil 90 tf1--ss II ~ -.
Cav Of Se7.erte- a j. I~s4 me sid airll-'>
TRAITOR presents his adrni-i---l-11 zcr1alf 20 3D.
iowancs. lis thsrsupoa ordered tha- the S--
IL examined III. c-l-vz-o ~ a. re session r I'LL,
c-ur 90 IT. held as af7--s7l II ~ Ih- IN d. r.
Cciooer ueTt and mat seid at Ir-is-r--C- c-->-
u5-ice 70 ie given ~ sli -ersCrs ir-s-ss-e1. i
szrns unarlrr above ucu-iuuec.
T. 8 EgSkzeI Register
4 ;-se copy q record -
hHesf. J. s Bushnell Regis:
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STATE OF VERMONT J

DiSrrlcf Of Addison s.
Be II remembered, that al 4 probate COM frei-
=. SborSzn. II and for the district Of Addison
on he 2srh dsv Of August A D. ls44
Jehjsl b Wright named executor N al Il
srrurneur purporring 10 be last viii znd iests
msnf Of
PITTS TNGRAHAM,
Iare OF SouEzn. II sad cIS-1ct deceased
presents the same Tor probate Il Is thsre-
lore ordered. that the said instrument be exsmin-
Cd for probate a. session Of said cour 10 - heic
Il the once Of the Rezisis- Of said cont II MD
dleburF On Thursday The l7Ihdzy OeIober neIt
al one O'Clock II the zilsDOo1- And thai nouce
thereof be given 70 al persons InieTesseds thsi
they nav sppearsnd make their objections, L ar
they NAV have, 70 The probate and allowance o.
said account, by Publishing a certified copy Of
this order IN he North=n GsaIT, news
psper printed a Afddiesury IN said district three
weeks successfully previous 70 ths time q sac
,. 8. Bushnell FzsiSfsT-
q true soyy Of rooord,
A--esf J. s. BsshneI Rss5steT- 70
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District Of -4d9is0z- S.
BE II remembered Itsl at 4 probate eoETi hs..eu
al Aiddlebury in and ior lie district Of Add'-n
o. ths 1S,h ozy Of September A D. lez4
Peter Starr and SsThronIa Smith scminis-r1fnrs
Of the estate Of ADNsH SMITH, lfe 81 szii
Miodiehufy osceas-d, make arpiHcztlon . sad
cour1 10 have the ti,re allowed fheH or me 1neH
Of the det-E Of said decea.rd, EXTENDED one year
from The expiration 81 the time heTsiufure limited b.
said eour1. Is therefore ordered, hat sid HIlics
iion Be considered by tins courf, al session Ae1t
10 b he'd al he once Of the Register Of ms cntT1
in said Middebury, Tiurscsy TIE I'm caE Il o.
t0oer nexr Al one ocIcck N the afiernOoh, nuilcs
the-eof b gwen 70 al persons Iu,sTetec taf ih'r
nsy zu1esr and uzie fhsir q 5eoiions,n any hr1
Hzy have, 70 the said time being granted, y Tui-
i-aiug a certified COY q tins o-oer y he
northern Galaxy, newspaper printed Al saia y %
dIehurv three weeks successfully p-eTlOus Il -
tine Of SAID Court
J S Busha,I, Rsg-
4 true copy Of Record.
Aftest J s Bssin,H. RegisIzT- =
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TO THE READING PUBLIC.

Mr. L. r LOCKE, member Middiebury { or
lege having ACKNOWLEDGEMENT gent Tor Wil0er
Co.'S FoRIIsS AnIKIcAr PIEIoDIc al OT-
JlcI, Boston, would solici inscriptions 70, l0S pub
locations, and 6 works 10 Be published IN Numbers.
lsf Of which NAV be seen the Post Once
Al the works and Publications, embraced nithai
list, and al others desired except veeklies, viii be
furnished 10 citizens Of Middebu-y and viciny ibe
prices named in the list, FREE OF POSTAGE, In
dividua subscribers anywhere IN the stais.or within
hundred miles, furnished by mail much iess ex-
pense than sent from the Publishers Clubs, Lscs-
ums. Libraries, Reading Associations, and LadIes
Reading Societies supplied OF the rsosi favorable
terms. Large packages senio any pls in the state
free OF expense Small packages sent by stage or 9TH
er CONFERENCE al small charge Agencies, collections,
and Orders, (post paid respectfully solicited and
promptly attended TO-
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A BET OFFERED: WHO WILL
7 ALE IT

$3.50 Both candidates 10 live.
S5O0io be pat as forfeit when the bet L
taken. the remaining $3.50 TO be posted on III.
2olh Of October next The money 10 De paiC
into the hands OF any one Of the cashiers o
the banks Of Wilmington, Delaware.
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NOTICE

ALL persons indebted to the Subscriber
for goods sold at New Haven, are hereby
requested TO make payment Immediately
The notes and accounts are leff with ny
son Harrison o. Smith who Is authorized
10 20 settle the same. T c >Mli h
Sept. 5th, 1919.
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Alpaocas-Sik and Coiion warp, Alp accs Serges
Alpaca Aprons. and Alpaca Crzvats, just Ree'd
Sept. Is, 1874 al BlRGES-
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Died.

In New-Haven, on the 18th inst, Elias
Bottun, son OF Rev. James and Mrs.. Caroline
E. Meacham. aged Il months.
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A S L A r I LIN G.
FACT!

~ W OOLLlNS Is now recelTIng from
L importers and manufacturers, (not
from auction shops Is the manner al some ~ a
large stock Of FALL AND WIsTIR GeoDs, Ehicl
he vii sell i5r- ti1z ti> Iluer.-for proof Of this
assertion, below VII be found iiss Of prices
Yard wide sheeiings. from 6 l-2 TO 9c.
Calicos from s to Pc
Alpsccss from 2Sc 10 100
Broad Cloihs-all colors, Ss-25 to 500
Beaver, s., 50 10 $50.
Cloth and Fur Gaps, IS TO Sl2, 90.
!Salarafis &C. Sugars from az TO &C.
Teas from 2Sc TO Sac. Coffee &c to IL. all
other articles proportionably iow.
Now Ladies and Gentlemen, one and all, If YOU
wish 10 ciotbe yourselves with the Richest hest AM
most fashionable goods. this, or any other country
produces, YOU viii be sure call Al the cheap cast
store In Cornwall
Sept IS, 1874. P w. COLLINS.
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Bilious, Remittent, and Other.
FeyerS.

GENERALLY begin with yawnin 2, stretch
NJ, pain IN the bones, lEnguo-, Fiddiness- a
swelling about the region Of ihs 3. ousch, and
many Other unpleasant symtons.
d. PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO Pills,
ara one Of the best medicines IL the world for
the cure Of FeveTs, because they purge from
the body those morbid hunors which are the
cause Of every II alads incident 10 man In all
cases Of fever, -four 70 SIX Of the ToxA-o PILIs
should be taken every night, or Il the svmtous
are violent, night and morning, TINS plan, II
properly carried out, Will N short time, sub
due the most violent attack ii the same time
the digestive organs viii be restored 10 healthy
tone, and the blood so completely purified, thai
TEfEEs, as well as every other disease, will
be driven from The body. and \ ealih En5 vlgor
VIII be given TO the whole frame
or sale By agents in al the Comfy towns
Price IS els. G. r, Phelps NJ D. Proprietor
Hartford Ci.-wIthoui whose Signature none
are genuine.
For Sale by SIDNEY MOODY. MIDI le5ury-
THE BEST ASSORTMENT.
Of Cloihs. Czssim-res, and EesuDgs, Il lhe ccun-
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a large lot of Groceries

Of all kinds. very low, crockery. glass and
hardware. medicines, oils and paints, Iron
and siee, fish sal; &c.
The above, together with many very nanv, arti-
nenls Of mos articles commonly kept in country
tail winch VIII be sold lower thsn the lowest
exchange for prOdDce, Lumber, casl or approved
credit A E. Z. NJ CBIPxAs.
Port Franklin, Bridport, Sept. %, IS44.
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FALL GOODS.

THE subscribers are receiving IN ADDITION 10 their
spring stock, large ASSORTMENT Of desirable VIZ
TER GooDs, VIZ
Apacras, slpines, Ind lana and Orleans
cloths. lunetie Grape and NJ DeLaines,
Cashmere De Cosse, afghan satins, Amer
lean and Scotch Ginghams, Tartan plaid
&c M.DeLaiDe Cashmere and Highland
shawls, alpaca apr ons, broad cloths, bea-
yer and pilot cloths, cashmere and ssiinett
"a: all prices. brown and bleaehed couons
very low, Prints, Booking hanrls SC and
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PROBATE NOTICES.


SAFE Of Vermont
District Of Addisun-
BE II remembered, thai II a,RrDbzic Cou-1 helt
a. Miadlsburr, II and for tie District q A6disur
o. the 18Th dsy q Sepssnse- a D I54.
SzD1a James cdMiIisr-zDr q the eSisth g
ABRAM DUNNING
late q Weytridse N SAID district 6eeszzs5
makes application 70 sid court 10 Esrs h tine
allowed him Tor The payment Of he d-b-s - -
deceased extended enc YER fTrn lie tTT irzii,-
Of he time hsTsiofoEs hUiie6 II sad cCU--7 !. j.
therefore ordered thai said application e -u1sid
sred ~ this coGrz q session theIsoi 10 te had
Al he once or the Register Of tais e0ur7 IN Ssis
lHdcisuuTy- on Thursdsy he In CAV q Cc--
her next a. one O'clock IN the sfie--c11- q Z
lhai notice thereof be gwen % al persons irtc--
esied, that iheyTmsy appear and make their otJcc-
lions, L any thsy NAV have, . sid time iei1C Il
tended, n publishing certified cory # inns ~
6erin The NoHhern Galaxy rsVspzQeT Tril--
ed al said Middle NJ Ihree weeks sucecss!vLIv
vrsvi Gus 70 The iinae 81 saiG CuuTr-
J. = BIZ SIN ELL. Register.
4 rrue copy Of Record,
Arrest J. :. BusHNELL- Register. -
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

In pursuance 10 me order OF the PIoba,s
Conn for the Dizt-ic, Of Addison. shall of=rr
for sale 4; Auction a; the Vermont Hotel ia
Niddlebury.on Saturday The 18th day Of Oc--
next at one O'Clock IN The afternoon, the ful-
loving real estate OF
MARSHALL :. DRURY.
late Of Nili-hury dccessed- 10 vii:
The house and loi Of lsad IN sad Middle
bury where the deceased lived. us5ei Nor 4
by J. Morrlsons land, Eust by the highway,
South By ". Cuaniu. hams Ind. reserviu-
TIE rights Of The willow o. sad deceased p
dover II The sane
WMP. RU SSEL. Administrator.
Nid6leburv. Sept 36ih. l544- -
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Stray Heifer.

CANE into the enclosure of TIE subscri-
Der. about the last Of June, brown two-year-
old-steer, and q red better. The owner is
requested 10 prove property, pay charges and
take them away FRANCIS CLAYES.
Briiport, Sept. 9th 1874 22.3
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India e ubher Shoes.

Gent & Ladies L R Shoes, Sandals, Bus
kins &c a. BIRsEs-
Sept 18th, I544.
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STuNPER--The Wilmington Del
Journal Saws: We are authorized 10 Offer
the following BET BY a gentleman Of response
biliiy, whose name viii be given 10 any respon-
sIble person coming 10 or Office prepared 70
tckt Il and not before:
A BET OFFERED: WHO WILL
TAKE TT
$3.50 that Clay viii get the State he was
born in-Virginia.
$3.50 that be viii get the State he lives il
Kentucky
$3.50 thai Re VIII get the Stale James X.
Polk was born in-North Carolina.
$3.50 that he will get the STATE James X.
Polk lives in-TenDessee.
$3.50 that Henry Clay viii be elected Pres
iden' Of the United States.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
NEAR the Lover EiIls IN Shorehar.
eH< So acres Of good land, with good
isI4 house painted Eoodshed and good
~ barn, win plenty OF water al co1-
60 veuien1 10 work on.
Those Who wish 10 bEv cheap come and examine
for Yourselves. and vou VII End the land and crops
as good as any Of lie nei-hbors,
STILI.Ay WHITI-
So--iszu, June 2e-h. Is44- n
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Important Discovery.

THE subscriber Is happy in being able to inform
The public iai he has brO1ghi to light MEDICINE BY
which SPsvins, Ringbones, &c on horses
C.4N BE CRED-
He knows mat heretofore such things have been
deemed incnrzble buf now czn be cured, and horses
afflicted IN TINS way can be rendered sound and
full Good testimonials can be furnished from per-
sons who have made use Of II their horses and
always their satisfaction Said Medicine Il for
sale BY the Subscriber IN Cornwall, Vt
19. Il JOSEPH h SPERRY
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IRISH LINEN. Eup-Ifns. the bet quail
nv for gents wear. fine and common Do 70.
esIs hv BROWN * SHELIE1S
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