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hEW l!Sn on STAGES,
FROM AIDDLEDURY TO
BOSTON,

Via RipiOa, Hancock, StocAbl;dgc. aud Beth
This line Of Stages leaves Niddlebury ever,
day, Sundays excepted, NJ 9 O'Clock a NJ, inter
scciinS with the Cars at Bethel at Il quarter pas
III, y. VI. Passengers arrive in Boston at half
past p. n. on the same dav ON this roul,
there are but 40 miles by Stage. the rest Icing by
Cars, TO Bos,on
This line intcrsccts teycrv G,avl with the Bran.
don Stage. ut Rochester, with the Rutland Stage
at Siockhridcc. and with the Woodstock Stage al
Bethel, tthe latter arriving in Woodstock at ,
O'Clock T. NJ
Passengers wishing to 20 from Mi-ldiclrry to
Windsor by taking this route will airiveat Beth
ell rs above. tskc the cars on the W. Central Rail-
road to the mouth Of White River and 20 from
thence to Windsor by Stage on the same day.
Lines in'ersccting at lIancocl, and at Bethel, 60
through TO Montpelier The same day.
Passengers on this route can 20 through to
llaverhi y. H.. in one day,-lron Bethel to
West Lebanon. by Railroad. and thence to Hano-
yer, Lyme and lIaryerhill. by Stage.
- Travellers on any Of the Steamboats, on
Lake Champ!ain, wishing 10 get TO Boston. will
find this the most q, sirahle route that could be
ken as regards ease. saving of time, beatty and
grandeur Of scenery on the way, care Of drivers,
&c, Sc.
f>z~-s-, Passengers MAJ rely upon every en-
49,. gagcmcnr being faithfully and prompt
- " performed by the Proprictors. Books
kept at the Vermont HO;sl and at II. AloOres
FOSTER, TUPPER. & co,
Mifdiehurv, Aug. Y, 1873 Propric ors
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Sept. 81.
At market 1000 Beef Cattle, 900 Stores, Ia
pairs Working Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves
5000 Sheep and Lambs, 1000 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cdrie-First quality, 80;
I'd do. Sc; Sd do. SIS.
Sfores-Yearlings from 81 to 500 years
old SD TO Sl7; years old SIS to S23.
Working Oren-Sales at SS7, $50 and SlnO
Goes and Calres-Sls, %, 81 and $50.
Sheep and LamJs-S1, 25, 1877 -, !, 80; old
Sheen li5 TO 5000
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The following is the commence, mept cf IN IA
lercSns letter jas: received. 1t is but one OF the
many Instances which We re daily receiving OF
The unprecedented popularity Of this medicine in
every part o. the Union.
CnLyMruss Geo. Ju'y 81, 1919
- The Yellow Dock and SnrsaparIiia
gives unbCHnded satisfaction and T rhiuk viii,
a short Time, srTer>ode all the ether prcIara-
lions Of SarSa P8iilia now III the market
Nery respectfully, CIHTET
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STATE OF VERMONT. !
District Of New ii ven, S.
!, Be it remembered. that at 4 Probate Cour- held
r: Bristol, in said district, on the 10th day o:
September 1915. the Executors of the last will
and testament OF
OLIVER y. TURNER.
late Of New Haven. in said district, deceased pro-
pose 10 render an account Of their administration
and present the same for allowance
Whcscupon the said Court appointed the tirsl
Monday of November, ISIS, at 10 O'Clock, ct the
Office Of the Judge Of said Court, in Bristol in
said district. as the time and place for hearing
and ordered the Executors TO give rotice thereof
- all persons concerned to appear before said
Court at tic lime and place aforesaid and object
20 said account II they see cause by nutli<fire
certified copy + this order in tn biii llclu.y
Galaxy-a newspaper printed n a,iilchury in
this State-threc weeks successfully previous to
the time Of said Court. 90
Harry -nnsil, ]ulcc.
A true Copy e Record!
Attest H. .iangil, Iudg'.
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MAINE ELECTION.
BANGOR. Sept. Is. IS4

BANGOR, Sept. Is, lS48.
Editors Of the Atlas We have re-
turns from 344 towns in the State, which
give the following results:
Hamln 2S,I90
Dana -34,lS4
Fessenden l0,299
Scattering &c
The majority against Dana, therefore,
is 437I.
The Wings feel in excellent spirits.
They have stood the Mexican Van Buren,
fire nobly, and have great confidence that
Maine will throw her vote for General
Taylor In November.
Yours in haste, L.
The HANGMAN's PAR1r.-Senator
Foete, who offered to hang Senator Hale,
if he went TO Mississippi, has a rival in
the editor of the Cleveland PlaindeaIer.
Abiding to Judge Wilson of Ann Arbor,
Mich. who published the letter he received
from Cass, he says:
>. There is not gibbet in Michigan
nigh enough to hang such a vile wretch
send him TO Ohio, where
TALL oaks from little acorps grow,
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LECTURE, THIS EVENING.

Prof. J. L. EDGERroN, of Michigan, will
deliver Il Lecture on Common Schools, in
this village, at the Vesiry this Tuesday
evening, commencing at the usual hour.
Middlebury, Sept. &c.
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and the Buckeyes will honor him with an
elevation which he cannot get at home"
An IMPORTANT OPlNIoN-The West
Chester Register says Recorder Baldwin,
OF New Orleans, was recently on visit
TO that Borough, being a native of the
county. He is intimately acquainted with
General Taylor, and says that he is sure
that the General would not, if President.
veto bill containing the Wilmot Proviso.
The Recorder is sure, too, that the Gene
raj would not veto bill abolishing slave
nv in the District of Columbia. The Re-
corder himself is Free Soil man, as are
hundreds and thousands of others at the
South.
HENRY CLAY FOR GEN TAYLoR.-The
Poughkeepsie American says: "A recent
letter from Henry Clay, dated and post
marked at Ashland, is in possession of a
gentleman of this village. In this letter
Mr.. Clay says that he yields cheerful
submission to the action Of the Philadel>
phia Convention. We have seen the doc
ument."
STATE ELECTIONS
Are to take place as follows Those States
marked thus ~ elect members of Congress as
well as State Officers.
Georgia, Monday, Oct. ?.
*Florida, do do do,
Maryland, Wednesday. October A,
*South Carolina, Monday, October 9,
Pennsylvania, Tuesday, October 10,
Soho, do do do,
*Alichigan, Monday, November 6,
Mississippi, do do do,
Louisiana, do do do,
Texas. do do do,
New York, Tuesday, November :,
Massachusetts, Monday, Nov. 13,
delaware, Tuesday, November IA.
The Hon. A. II. STEPnESs-The nume- |
rous friends of This gentleman will learn with
much pleasure thai he was rapidly improv- /
ING on Saturday afternoon, at the departure /
Of the cars. when he despatched n message
10 Us by friend, saying he hoped 10 lie able !
10 speak for himself AT The great Mass Con- |
venIion at Acknowledgment Chronicle, 1h /
instant.
O. The Postmaster General, who is
on "a visit to the Buffalo Fair, with the in
cidentaI purpose of locking up dough- /,
face postmastcrs, to take the place Of free
had his pocket picked while
looking for his baggage at Mag ara Falls /
Effect of evil associations.-N. ]. Post /
MASSACHUSETTS, IN THE FIELD.
Tho Wing Convention at Worcester was
onc ofthe most enthusiastic ever held in that I
State, and gives good promise that Massachu-
etts. almost by her usual majority, will record !
Ter vote for the Wing nominees at Philadel-
Dh!a. Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois, spoke for
some two hours in the Convention, with
speech repie;c with humor and wisdom. The
Convention was also addressed by NJ cssry
Choate, Winthrop, homas, and others.
The Boston Wing papers give the most elo-
qucnt descriptions OF the vast concoursc OF peo-
pie, and Of the enthusiasm which prevailed
e. We shall publish Mr.. Choates Speech
next week
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BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.-Ths is ono of the
very few patent medicines of the DAY which
mend with confidence 10 all who affected with Coughs
Colds Consumption who predispcscd the latter
complaint Ii has been used with considerable advantage
by many families IN and in few stubborn has
produced highly beneficial efects-Rocheser Daily Adv
w. p. Russell Agent
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MARRIED,

On Sunday evening, oath inst. by Rev. Mr..
James Mr. EDWARD T. ID. WHITNEY, of Lock
port, y. Y =, to Miss JANE NJ. JACKSON, CT this
place.
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Pork.
Broad Cloths.

A large assortment of Common, Medium,
and Fine English German Cloths will be SOLD
for CASH cheaper than can be bought in
town. II. 4. SHELDON.
Middlebury, Sept. 25, 1913. %;
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AUCTION.

Large Sale of House furniture, consisting o.
Stores, Bureaus, Chars, Tables, Beds, Clocks
&c. &C., on Saturday next, at o'clock, ?. NJ
in front of the Auction Room.
Il. BECKWITH, Auct
Middlebury, Sept. IS, 1913. %;
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Notice.

Persons indebted TO me, are informed, that
shall be ready to settle with them, until the
1st of October next after that date they will
find their accounts in the hands of LAWYERS.
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT
Middlebury, Sept. ls4S. left
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Tea Drinkers.

w. S. JOHNSON takes pleasure in announ-
cling to the lovers of Good Tea, that he has re-
ceived the agency for the sale of the
CHINA TEA COMPANY'S TEAS,
in the Town of Middlebury and vicinity. and he
is now receiving Fresh Teas from the Company
which will defy competition in quality and prices
scot Hyson Skin Tea, now sold for 32cts.
15ct 81 40cts.
75ct Young Hyson 4octs.
40ct Black d" 2jcts.
75ct d" 40cts.
The choicest Brands of Black Tea constantly
on hand. The above prices are the wholesale pri-
ces Of the Company each package is marked by
the Company and sold at their price for CASH,
by W. s. JOHNSON,
Agent for China Tea Co.
Middlebury, Sept. LIST. ls4s. 10;
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STATE ELECTIONS

Are to take place as follows. Those States
marked thus (") elect members of Congress as
well as State Officers
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NOTICE.
Clocks,

Received 100 Brass Clocks, superior arti-
Gle; and for sale al verr low prices.
Il. BECKWITII.
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In all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the Blood, or irregular action Of the system.
TIE 81 aP IS a Scica'iiic Compound OF the
most valuable iantS IN Nature. entirely PRED
f:cm dciieriouS and ener-a;;ag mircrai sulStaL-
ceN and a !. eXpeiS disease from the s-steIn i-
paris Strength and visor in 4 corresponding DE-
gree.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.


feet IN cases Ct
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c
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RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Commissioner
TO THE PUBLIC.

The mineral lands" included in the foregoing proelama
ton embrace the greater portion OF keweena font and
the southern shore Of Lake SUPERIOR In the northern Pc
nnsula OF Michigan, and are rendered nehsey valuable
therein.
considerable number of those mines have already been
dscovs red in trap ranges bordering Lake Superior
and within few miles OF Ii and from the geological char
rcter OF the country and the already made
cannot be doubted that others equally If more vaua-
BILE will be found throughout this whole mneal region"
In of the mines worked, copper Is found almost
and fact most OF the native copper and yield
greater cen,age than any other discovered in the
world Silver is also found in considerable Quantities
All the necessary materials for the construction of fur
nnces and fuel for smelling are found in abundance in the
immediate neighborbood OF the mineral and the OF
the country such, that the mines require but little if any,
artificial drainage and therefore worked great ad
vantage.
The climate in the winter though cod does not inter-
upt the operations of the in fact, that is
considered the most favorable for their operations.
The proximity Of these mineral lands the shore OF Lake
SUPERIOR on which several safe and excellent arbors
and the water herefrom by the Sault Ste
Marie, Lakes Huron, Eric Xc,, furnish ready
transporting the products Of these lands the principal
m arkets of the United States a very trfling cost
II likewise appears, from the reports this Office that
the agricultural lands OF fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass in abundance and
doubt, when the soil is properly TILED il will be favorable
for grain Timber sufficient for the usual purposes,
and in many places very abundant white and yellow pine,
sugar maple yellow birch, &C., and by their thrifty growth
give evidence of the richness Of the SOIL the product
which will comm and fair price from their vicinity the
mines, which will always furnish good market.
Maps showing the localities ofhe mines and other valua
BILE information relating thereto derived from the geoog
cal survey &C., which DO embraced in this bret
notice, will be prepared and deposited with the land Off
the Sau Ste Marie, early practicable before
the commencement Of the public sales for inspection
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Jan 28-lawl2w
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, February FL, l843
IN conformity act entitled San reduce into
one several concerning escheators passed
the 9th day Of January, 1879, do hereby make known
the escheato OF the county of Alexandria, dated the 18th
day of February lS6 and received into the land office
18th day OF February, lSs, that, by nquests held
the 10Th and 2ist days January, lSt the following lots
and enchages have been iound escheated to this Com
monwealth, to wit:
A lot of ground in the town OF Alexandria, the
ner OF Queen and Fairfax streets, of which Ann Garvey
died sesed without heirs containing about quarter
Of square,
of Duke and Streets of which Elizabeth Donaldson died
seised without heirs, containing about quarter of
square.
nv in every year. charged on halt square OF
ground the Of Alexandria, the side of Al
fred street, between Duke and Wolfe streets. The lot
charged is in the heirs of Thomas Swami deceased and of
rent-charge OF $53 3d. payable the l1th day of An
gust every year. charged lot OF ground in the OF
Alexandria on side Of Union street, between King
and Prince streets improved by three story brick house
The house and lot ShaHe% u KGoe Massey and O the
rentcbage Of $SS 3d. payable the LIST day OF January
in every year. charged half quarter OF square
OF ground in the of Alexandria, at the northwest in
is in VIM II. Mcknight, Alexander veitch, and Edward
Gray and Of the said rencharge, John Mills died seised
house and lot OF ground in the of Alexandria,
the south side Of Prince street, and 10 the westward Of West
street. containing about eighth Of square, and Of
which Harry Tyler died seised, without heirs
lot of ground in the town OF Alexandria, and bounded
as follows south by Princess street, the
by ROYAL street, the by Pitt street, and the north
10 Princess street. containing about half square and Of
which Edward Hughes died seised, without beirs
s. II. PARKER,
Feb A-w6w Register Land Office
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By the Pres,dent Of the United states.

TN pursuance of law. i. JAMES X. POLK, President o
the United States Of America, do hereby declare
make KNOWN that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices in the State OF INDIANA, the pc
RODS hereinafter designated for the sale of the following
described ands situated in the late Miami cessons,
State, TO wit;
Al the land Office at INDIANAPOLIS. commencing or
Monday, the fourth day of September Tor tho dispose
of the public lands within the aforementioned township.
and fractional townships, to wit,
North of the base n< awd of the second principal m0
dian.
Fractional townships tweny-one twenty-five, and TWEEN
tyhrce in the former "Great Miami Reserve, of range
Fractional township twenty one and townships twenty
two and twenty three, in the former Great Miami Re
serve, !" of ranges two, three, four, five, and six
Fractional townships twenty-five and twcny-tnree IN the
former "Great Miami Reserve" OF range seven.
Fractional township twentyhrce, in the former reserve
Of 1.-TWO miles square the SaamRnic river OF ranges
thirteen and fourteen. -.
Al the land office at FORT WAYNE, commencing on
Monday the eighteenth day Of September next Tor the as
posai OF Tho public hands within the aforementioned town.
ships and fractional townships, to wit
North Of the base mc and Of the second principal me-
rfdiaN.
Townships tweny-four twenty five, and twenty six and
fractional township twentyseven in the former "Great
Mnmi RESERVE, Of ranges five and six.
FRACTIONAL townships twentyfOur twenty five, twenty
six, and tweny-ssven in the former "Great Miami Re-
serve and fractional townships thirythres and thirty
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NEW MUsIC.--Just received the following music
at the old established door Fuers Hotel,
which will be sold at one fourth h. than half price
WIN. FISCHER
fan,asy--words by James Steward, esq.
We are almost thereby J. b Woodbury., esq.
BEHOLD The Happy Home, from the Opera Maid OF Honor
In th, Old Chair, 90 40 oo
Think OF Me oft at Twilight Hourly Bradford
m. liz, Clock-arranged by J. b. Woodbury..
Come with thy Lutte TO the Fountain, Duet
De Eel Catchers Glee-by Winnemore.
Alsidoro Wa,zes--by Boeca.
The Piccoo Watz-by +. H. Dicwh'
The tilotear Polka-by do do
kathnka Polka-by Strauss.
Oh a,ten then the Happy Day, quiek-step
Feb 10
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POstpOnelinent

of the Land Sales in the Iadianapos Fort Wayne ana
Winamdc districts, in the State of Indiana.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sales of the lands in
IN the MIAMI CESSlONS, in INDIANA, ordered by
proclamation of the President of the United States daed
the 25h day Of May l847 to be held the Land Office
Indianapolis on the 9Th day of September. 1917; at the
Land Office at Fort Wayne, the 20lh September, IS7
and at the Land Office 1t Winamac, the 9th Sepien
ber l37 and which sales by public notice, dated
the I'd day of july lS7. declared TO be postponed until
declared be still further postponed until and
the land Office Indianapolis, Monday the LIST day
May, ISl3 at the land office Fort Wayne on Monday,
the 9th day of May, ls4S and the land office Wnanac
on Monday, the 18th day of May, ls4s.
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
fourteenth day OF July, ammo Domni thousand
eight hundred and forty
BY order of the President:
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Feb. 24-lawSw
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Co1LEoroRs OFFICE, KEY WEST, Feb. 7, 1913
TIME new LIGHT, Just completed at Key West, will
he shown on the 10Th inst. IL rstclass stationary
light and will probably, be visible from ships deck at
the distance of twenty miles, in clear weather Is
situated eight hundred yards northeast of the sits OF the old
light The bearings and heretoore followed for
entering this port may still be observed but vessels np
ching The ship-channe in the daym will find five
hboms water on the bar by bringing the buoy In range
with the lighthouse, and running for H.
WIN wy S. r. MALLORY, Collector
The Herald New York Boston Post; Daily Keystone
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury; and Courier New Or
leans will please publish the above thirty days. and send
their duplicate bills receipted, tho Fifth AUDITORS Office
Feb 2l-30t
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THE UNION.
sserve at "Flat Belly's Village" o

four in the former 'Fat Bey's Village" OF
fractional townships twenlyseven and twenty eight in
former reserve OF six miles square at the forks of the
hiryour IN the former reserve at FLAT Belys village
Functional townships twenty seven and twenty eight in
the former Of six miles square the forks of The
Wabash river" and fractional township rhry-one The
former reserve at s'Seek's village" of range nine.
Fractional township twenty Seven in Inc ioner reserve
at Fat Roc - fractional townships wenryeight, twenty
nine and thirty in the former at the 'Mou,h of the
Aboi,e river and the ..Raccoon Village" and fractional
township hirtyone in the former reserve at"Seeks Vii
Fractional townships twenty tsenty-eight twenty
nlne, and thirty in the former reserves at fla Rock the
Mouth of the Abote river and the Raccoon Village"
Fractional townships wentyeight and tweny-n nine, in
the former at the Mouth of the Aboe river, OF
range twelve.
At the Land Office at WINAMAC, commencing on Mon.
day. the twenty day of September next for the disposal
Of the public lands within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, TO wit:
North Of the base line and east Of the second principal meri
diaa.
Fractional townships weniylour, twenty-five, and
ty-slx IN the former Great Miami Reserve" oil range
Townships twenty-four twenty five and twenty six and
fractional township tweniy-seven in the former Great
Miami Reserve" Of ranges two and three,
fractional townships twenty and enry-eight in the
former "Grea Miami Reserve" and the Reserve between
Eel and Wabash rivers" Of range four.
Fractional townships tweny-seven and tweny.egh in
the former reserve between the Wabash and Eel rivers
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
y or other purposes, and the alternate sect granted TO
in opening canal to connect the waters of the Wabash
river with those Of Lake Erie by the approved ID
March, 1877 together with the which have been
ec,ed and approved under the of 10Th August 1892
lieu Of the portions of said alternate sections covered by
Indian reserves under the treaties Will be ex-
cluded from the sales.
The lands will not be sold for less price than dol
lars provided by the first section OF the
titled "An grant the right of pre- empton actual
settlers on the land acquired by treaty from the Miami IL
dans, in Indiana" approved the Sd OF August, 1876
And the offering of the will be commenced the
days appointed, and proceed in the order in which
they advertised, with all convenient despatch until the
whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed
But sale shall be kept open longer than weeks and
private entry Of any of the lands will be admitted unit
after The expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington. this
tweny-hftn day of May Domin thousand
eight hundred and iory-seven.
By the Presidents JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Post ponement OF Land Sales the apolis
Of Indiana.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sales of the lands in
IN the Miami cessions in Indiana, ordered by proca-
nation of the President of United States dated the
twenyh day May ls to be held at the land office at
land office Fort Wayne the 10th of September. l847
and the land Office at Wnamac the 9th September.
l847 and which sales wee by public notice, dated the
second day Of July, 1877, declared be postponed until,
and to commence the 10Th December 1871 are hereby
mence the land office indianapolis Monday, the
frs. day Of May 1873 At the land Office at Fort Wayne
Monday the Sin day of May l848 and the land Office
Winamac on Monday, the 18th day of May, l64S
Given under my hand at the City OF Washington this
fourteenth day OF July ammo Donini 1917.
Ry order fthe President
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioners of the General Land Office
July l8-lawts.