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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
For185O.

Ano her wonderful cure orscrofula effected by BRANrs
INDIAN PrRiFYING tx iRAcr-Onc h1itr of which
is ten times more Curative and Purifying than any
hnitir of Saru purian that Nas ever Used
Mr.. NJ 4. Wnilncr-- Dear sir: take pleasure in in.
fofmin- Won tAut the four BOTTLES Of BRANIS PIRi-
FLYING EXTRACT which have used. ha. had the de.
sired effect. Ior more than wear was prostfafcd
with that worst of all Diseases ScnoFUfA IN the glands
of my neck So severely Wis afflicted by the many
emors and running ulcers that my general health de.
clucd much iani wa- incapable of auepdingNS any
business lf9c pnriinn OF the time. Was advised and
prrscribcd for by some of the most .kilu phy rinns
In this city aud other cities. and spent most Of -ca-
at Saratoga and SHARON Srinrs and 81, IN bone.
hciM purpose. But now. am gra'iiel tn be able to
say TINT by the use If Brnut Purifying Extract am
restored To perfect hcalil aud do ia great confidence
recommend IT, u,c TO others as certain specific for
Scrnluluus affections and nh mpuriiir. of the blood
NATHANIEL II STlMSON.
Mr.. Simsou is merchant, at II Beaver street, New
York city.
= For let Of agents. sec advertisement in another
column. 3a.2w
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Artificial Teeth.
TIE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
ASD
TIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

'DllEkE is no necessity that persons ho wear artificial
teeth should be ann ytd by the faults 80 commonly
seen m ihtni Va un imperfect ut. and pcccpubc mo-
~ ~ .'' Wi, st'"hlhs' OF nh obvious and tnharfass
ing cuft To korp thrI 90 tacc: teeth short: nruo long
and conspicuous an unnatural and bad color shape su bad
as wsNt "'s'gieeahe eFpr'ss'n oihe month aud such
d hciccy IN Strength b. unable Ia bear tfe sir1-
grinding 10 INA tcaiirn, which all made te, should
O." l" are nNdc ln llr highest state Of perfection, ci-
ihrr 90 oe seis or puris ct and WARRANTF ri,uR
kiMBALl., No. 81 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
d. X. has Tor many Yeas given special attention 10 Tho
manufacture and iitg OF Auhcai Teeth and has IN his
employ lefsosui the highest skill IN the different locssos
OF TIM difficult ART and he allows work 20 out Of his
establishment that moi in every respect of the highest char
actf-wuc and lulf OF teeth are uniiorny made ar,
The principle at ArNosPHERtc rREssuRE-stout and heavy
GOLD rLArEs only are used While millions Of teeth Of ev
cry possible size shape and color enable him 10 such
case. Win these great aud obvious advantages and Tin.
experienced i a afec and long G ntintrd n,actre H. x
maks ses Of teen at s.ar rK1cfs that uefs,,s In
the country can have Them made tor IN The town Haze
where they reside, 80 that au may have the CHEAPEST
RATES, the HfgIItsr or WORK, and the small "a
el-e ni visit to New York VIII he more than epaid nv
the ptect certainty OF having teeth made that shah FULLY
constant dracicc and Tho experience derived tun large
hdld p observation, secures p-riec in tie manufacture
not aaiuahr by those who make only few sets in wear
~ hlmha aims 10 meet Inc wants OF that large in
the community whose circumstances have hihrrtn me
" nd them from awaiting themselves the services Of
~ nosi accomplish" operations aud will give persons
ni the must MODERATE means. nj PRICE The com
tort and advantage ui style n work which has hlthefu
nrn hianah' 'ny by those WHO could niin pay the
highest prices, whch such woHK isndrrI RICHLY WORTH
uni Nc n cannot pay. sure nui satisfactory ouud
Of confidence H. reference tn the ability of DR. kmball 10
iuh these conditions, is found ia the operation of hne gov
cfnia prnclpr d" hs business winch is that whenever
pncr ui w"lh--llls'd aid placed IN the mouth if the
patient Is moi iuss satisfied with II in EVERY particular,
Is rgnris strength appearance, The f color anything
'se lIetninl'st" H. NJ u AT PERFECT LIBERTY
CHS TAKiN1tr the whole risk OF making perfect aud
satisfactory operation Dr X. prefers to assume himself
LN,y n'edui direction Tor Inc preparation Of the pouih
and satisfactory Information ot amy kind relating Ia the
snlJci previously 10 having teeth made can be had hy nd
btessns Dr. kimeail at his place OF business No scr
Broadway, New York.
Refers 10
Or. VALENTINE Mnrr. Prof nj Surgery
DR.. GRANVILLE SHARPE rArTrsbS Prof Anntou.
Of the University OF Few YorL
New Yo.k, Nov. &c. 1919 s.3m
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[DirA,

In this village, on the evening of the I7lll
INST, ten minutes before c o'clock, Mt the resi-
dcnce Of her son in law J,scph Adams. Mrs
JERusnA WAsuBuRN, reict Of the late Daniel
Washburn, Of Whiting, aged 90 years, 4 mos.
and 2l days Printers in New York, Mich.
gan and Ohio are requested TO copy.
In this village, Tuesday morning, Jan 9Th,
Mrs. SALLY MARKHAM, relict of the late Capt.
Markham, aged 50.
In Rpton, on the Goth inst, GroRGE KrR.
BY, youngest son of Clarl. and Susan Kirby,
ag}d about years.
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D-One orlhe very be st speeche s Of the
present session IS that of Mr.. ScnENcK,
Of OHIO, in defence Of Mr.. WINrn-
nor, from the attacks of Gddings
and others, with reference to his appoint
menl of the Committees of the last Con-
gress. It is complete vindcalion of Mr..
WINTHROP and his Committees, irons all
that the liberairy and malignily of the
Free Suffers have laid 10 their charge
The speech is short, and our readers will
be glad TO see it in full--as we intend they
shall, next week.
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STEAMER DOLPHIN SUNK-LIvrs LOST
We learn that the steamer Dolphin, Capt,
llazlct, bound for pttsburg. with POO tons
Of iron from the Cumberland River. struck
a rock last Monday evening in the Ohio Just
above llawcs,ille, and sunk immediately.
We are panied TO add, That this accident
was accompanied with the loss Of three lives,
and perhaps more. We did not learn the
names Of the persons drowned, but pa,,cn p
ger who was on the boat informed us that
they were deck passengers, one of whom had
the mania potu. The steamer had ialoat
i'll tow Mt the time, which was the mean, Of
saving mary lives, as the boat sunk III two
minutes after She struck The Dolphin was
stern wheel craft. belonging TO ptl.hurr,
and will be Il total loss. She struck ON the
rock known As the Lady Washington Rock,
ii having sunk a boat Of that name some
years since. The hull sunk instantly. but
the cabin Heated of, and was secured hy the
crew by means Of a line and made fast to
the shore. The cabin passengers barely had
time to get on the flatboat alongside when
the hull disappeared. The bow of the boat,
however, is above water, as it still stuck on
the rock. The passengers saved their bag
gage by fishing it out Of the wafer The
crew Of the boat saved the upper-works, fur
nilure, &c, and carried them 10 the shore
LouiSrWe Courier.
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though a Wing, was elected over both the
regular candidates on an 'nnl-Popcry hur-
rah. He had been an anti Catholic haran
guor and had been imprisoned for creating
Il public disturbance while acting in that ca
pacily, and thi, made Linn Mayor. The Gov
crnor paidoncd him the day before election
but he was still in jail when elected. The
rotc stooG-Barkcr lSls, McCutchcor
(Whig) 9S2, Guthrie Qocol ,j7j.
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--Plattsburgh Volunteers.
SECRETARY or STATES OFrtcE. ,
Nlonipelicr. Dee. 12ih 1910 {

T. l..
Montpelier, Dec. 12th, 1919.
At the recent scssion nj FIN Co,or,I A.
sembly resolution was ador,cd rcnn;rin,
the Secretary of SINE 80 nsccrrain ,l,o
"names of ali The Survivors ol ,Losc ,ho
volunteered lhrir scrviros ,o ronol ,ho
=. British in their inyasion of pla,tsbnrrL
ain 1872. who have had M comnnneo,io"
for said services. and nIsn IN nsrer,n,.,
.,the amount orservices. so rendered nnI
"the amount Of moneys maid bv Them nd
'report to the Legislirure NJ its new, sos'
"tion.m and also resolu,ion reoncs,i,o,
S. such volunteers to turni III to no Scrs
"retary OF state. previons IN rho lirs, dn,
" Of Soptemler 1SjO The inCorn,o,ior con-,
"templated in he loreroiuT resolution hy
TRANSMITTING 70 lis office sucb oviIo,c1
:" ms thew NAV he able to Chain in ,Lo
9. prem;ses
Ennuiues hav;ng bec, ,l,lrossod - -,
fran yarious naris nj ,Ln Sat- -. -, ,,'e
nronor carsrrrc,;on ~ , liz ',,"'I as " 'li1
Inc moJc If lnrnishin" tho imforn' "''u
lbeiem named lhougb, i adyi S 'i't.'T ~
n,,e nrLlio.,;o,, II H. t.ii. ~, ~
inns nnme'y. '''''s u''''-
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United States Patent Office.

JANUARY II, 1870.
" East Ponltney Vernon praying for the
extension of patent granted to Thomas ID.
Dewey for an improvement in Horse Rakes. for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the 2ad day of November.
1851,
Il is ordered that the said petition he heard
at the Patent Office. on the first Monday in A.
pril next, at , o'clock, M and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause it any they
have, why said petition ought not to he granted
Ordered. also that this notice be published
in the Repnblic, lntel.iaencer, and Union.
Washington city, d c; Telegraph. IIarrisbnreh,
Pa Providence journal, Il. L. Evening .Jonr'
nal, Albany, n Y; Free Press. Mhdlebnrv VI
Herald. Dayton Ohio; State Journal. Indi.
annapolis, Ia; once week for three successive
weeks previous 10 the first MONDAY in April
ncXt. IHOS. EWBANK.
Commissioner of Patents.
p, S-Ediiors Of the above papers will please
copy and send ihei' bills to the Patent Onicc,
with paper containing this notice
January 22--39.3w
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IL We are requested 10 say that the
Committee appointed at meeting of the
Pittsburgh Volunteers TO prepare pc
tltion to Congress, will meet al this place,
fo-mowo,r. The Town Committees that
have not reported, are requested to do 20
by that Time.
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FLouR AND GnA1N.-Thc market for Flour
is iirmcr and prices have advanced. Sales Of
Michigan at ~537, and Gcucscc, common at
$50 fancy and extra $3.50 a $50. The stock
ON hand is small with light receipts Corn
no change in price. Some inquiry for southern
new yellow. Sales at IS GO, according to dry
ness white at 3G4 Il 379. Rye, Gj c.; Rye
Flour. So, - a 3.3l
PnovsioNs.-rhc market is quiet and pri-
ccs are unchanged Eastern mess beef is quo
ted at - Il 9,5O Western SO ll,50 Pork,
mess, 1850; Boston, Ice; Lard q Il C lie.
WooL There has been no change in the
market he past week. The stock continues
light and the demand good. Prime SaXony
"a do. 36 IS: / do. 50 rs; IA do. and
common, 30 Il SIT ou,cr, l7M.
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OAK HALL, BosToN,--ll requires the
closest attention Of so Statesmen, % Cut
ters,3 Book Keepers, Cashier, 2 Express
es, Pouers, Runners, &C., &c, to prosecute
the business of this immense Clothing
House. Go there, if you wish IN gel
good bargain.
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To Rent,
FOR SALE,

The house and two home lots formerly owned
by President Davis afterwards BY Noses Cut.
ter, and at present by the subscriber The lots.
together, have about two hundred feet Of front
upon the street leading to WeyLridec, and the
same upon the street leading to Bridport
The main building is fifty feet, on its eastern
front and forty five in its southern, and is in
good repair The barn. wood house. well and
ont-houscs are united with it by covered way.
Much expense has been laid out upon this sit
uatiOn.- which, being in full view of the Col
cge hill and buildings, and over against The
Academy Green, must improve with those pub.
lie Improvements around it which have long
been contemplated. a moderate outlay would
adapt it TO comfortable and agreeable occupa.
ton by two gentcol families, For family
with boarders, its position and the capacity and
number Of the rooms, offer unusual advantages
The smaller home lot-about so feet front and
lsj feet deep-would he excluded from the pur-
chase if desired, and large deduction made
for the purchase money
Posses sion given in May Some furniture
adapted to the domicl might be bought with it
also valuable young cow.
Enquire Of c. BiKGE, Esq.
ALIEN. c. TWINING.
Midilebury, Jan H. $50 3s.3w-e3w.
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IL The Advocate oil Progression " is
the title Of democratic paper, which is to
succeed the Whilehaler," at Whitehall,
N. N.,-Wm. \. Iolchkiss, Publisher.
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Stnnineton. Ct June :, l-i9.
Gcntlcmcn-In the month of January In.t s1rainrd
my unce- the pain was most cNclucatiur rs any one
knows who ha- suffered from spfuin / applied differ
ont thing all without relief until your nimont wa.
recommended II acted like charm and the pain ,nuu
ceased the swelling vent down. and in ten DAYS was
entirely wei. would recommend to the nbic in gen.
cfai aut 10 be without ID.
LORENZO WOOD.
This celebrated Medicine is for sile by every respect
nhl' bmssisi and Merchant throughout tho Country at
- ani 81 cents per battle and ia tins place ht W T.
EISSEl. aud II. A. SHELDON 10 I,y
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tllorltrts.


INTVWIVN' TWTaVIVi UdTI' y
AT market 700 Beef Cattle, - S:orcs, 6 pairs
Working Oxen, 3G Cows and Calves, 1900
Sheep.
PaIcEs-Bccf Cattle Extsa, Sc, %; lst quail
ity Sc; 81 s. 10; 81 s4.75.
Storcs-Two years Old $40 l5 three years
old sl7a2S.
Working Oxcn--s53, Gs, - so
Cows and Calvcs-Sl6, Is, 20, 90 81.
Shccp-sl 60, Boa , wcthcrs 81 ono OK
ira lot Of cosscs sold at $3.50.
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j. r. ROBINSON,
Merchandise and took Broker. Commission
Merchant and General Agency, Corner
State and Congress treets, Boston.

Having had ifloon wears experience n business in tn.
City, prncpully in TIC Whole.aic W. l. Goods rrifcj
am now Wing cspecni attention the selection aud pur
chasing Of q occros for the Country Traders sae. Of
Produce. Nc.;Sncks bought and foi-nid al kinds If
business entrusted with mr. executed with ponp'rc. and f.
drfv.
HEfIEENrEs-lI. l. oclleuoy, Tho Goscrn.r, Geo y.
Rrir-s. rit drli Iii. Honor the Lieut. Governor John
Reed, Yarmouth Hon. George Bis. Springfield Hon
samuel Wood, Grafton. lini. T j Guli,y. Amlef.t
Hon. J lhn Axiom LoHoil lion. Solomon Davis Truro
Hon.. Ihonis Tolntn, BGiton Hon Wlllirm Mitchell
Nmtir,sct Hon. John Cnpm,u stiem Hon " ~
CAioun sgcreiary Of State. Philip Gfecly IT,, Esq.
Collector e Boston. l5,6m
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Coxsachic, Green co., y. Y,
Nov. T., Isis.

Nov. r., Isis
Mes,rs. T.. Brnley ~ CO.
Dear SIM You arc, heiesc, the Proprctors of
The Shaker Fluid Extract of NlIcIinu, and usO Corhc.
Compound syrup of Safsapailla. Irum ny experience
OF the Value OF the Fluid Extract having .cd IL within
The last year quite freely, n my capacity us Assistant
Under d. sicimln' 90 the cry Institution south b..
ton, Mass feel unwilling To be without IL in my prac.
tirc.
have given bottle oftiis medicine To d.. John Eiy
Of this place, aud requested Ain Ia give il tiill lie
has done so and i- HOW enthusiastic in it's pta.c Tho
tamc is true of Dr. J. llcuslau who d. now using ii
IN bis family. A. TO the Sir,aparln cur community
u-e much OF different preparation, Of ihis article But
from my knowledge ofthon and fha ah-cee of nuy rood
results following their use, consider II my duy no a
ihtsicilu 90 dl-cuuuirnlnce them
lint the article of DE-. Curbctt comes attended with
names sufficient to establish for il reputation that cam.
not be- shaken, and n-ues for 1t q sale con,nicn.urntc
with d. value II i, the ony article of sir-nparla
have amy confidence end shall not hosifatc freely 10
recommend u WIN you scnd .amr o clch nrtic,
Truly your ub't scrAu nt
GEp- III DDlNGTON NJ d.
aFlhc above valuable inodicinc h. cold hv L. BKIN.
LILY Co.. Dmssist, Bo.ton, and hy thcir appointed
Agents.
Sold hs W. +. M SsEL Middlchury also by Ae't,
through The State. 3gIw
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The following i. from the New York Evening Mirror

The follow is from the New York Evening Mirror
Mpy -. 1-ia.
"WlSTARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY-A.
mong n the fannccn- advertised for the of human
amont, theirs l. none IN which "a more confidence
than 'Wistar's Balsmn Of Wild Cherry We regard il
ns one Of Natnrcs own OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, af,. pleas
ant to take. aud ulmn,t certain cure a billions aud
pulmonary affections, We have witnessed It, wonder.
iul effects Inca-c that regarded hopcc,., dcs
pcratr and We eau conscIcutuuy recommend It one
Of tho best medicine ~ the word.'
The following l. from "a very respectable source.
Boston, Nov. - l. t.
Mr.. s w. uWlc-Dcar Sir Although nicrsr 10 hal.
ing my name made public in the newspaper make TIN.
unsolicited statement. aud YOU are liberty Ia make
Use of II as You may please. In the fail of l-il took
a violent cold. which brought a severe cough that
lasted through the winter and spring and caused
raise blood and phlcsm continually. day and night
which krrltly reduced IN flesh aud strength; tried
several hind. of ~ dcinc, with lille or no effect had
become irchc aud cmnciatod and began to despair Of
ever getting relief, when By advice Of my friends
induced To try DIR. Wi-afs Wild Cherry Hnl-am. aud
after ha, ing akHn five bottle. found self nearly or
quite we'll and to this alone think present eSi.-
iencc shall he happy give further information 10
any one tho Wili call on me.
Respectfully yours
WILLIAM WHEELER, Grocer
Harrison Avenue, rear 40 Washington H.
Sold by W. p russell. Middlcbury also hv Ag'ts
throughout the State 3g1w
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we'll II is hut two wceks since commenced taking the
nalsam, vet have gained FIVE pounds in flesh uad the
affection ut the Lungs appears to have wholly vanished
! chccffully recommend the medicine to others that
have any kind of disease Of the Lungs.
r5maiu yours truly.
ALEXANDER FRANCIS.
Or. Bradlcc-Sif-Wc have witnessed the effect Of
the Hungarian Ba.nm on Mr. Francis aud do not hcs
tate to recommend il to Others Of like diseases, SC
Yours truly.
3sIw ROOT, BRIGGS & Co.
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~ Hon. NOBLE S. ELnERKiv, Speaker
Of the New y ork House of Representatives,
Is n native ofIhis town. Ills present resi-
dence is in 81. Lawrence County.
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~ \ daughter of Hiram Cass came to
her death in Barton, Vt, by tying strap
around her own neck and around the neck
Of a pet calf, which ran away aud chol.cd
the child
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NEW GOODS.

Received this day from Boston, the latest
styles of NJ. dc lanes Beautiful Green and
other Cihco,s, Trimmings for Ladies' Cloaks
and Dresses.
Also
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware and Cutlery,
For sale low by
80 Il. BECKWITH
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LIYERWORr. TAR 4 cANCnALAGrA

Probably NO article has ever cnoycd a wider popular.
ny ia all di-eascs of the Lung THAI TAR Ia tie shape
"l TAR WATER Tar fuMiGArioNs, aud FLAsrERs 10
has hecu used almost from time inmemoriai. LIN.
TX okI, too. has been universally regarded as que
81 NMhies choicest herbs. But II was reserved for
I'" h'nLiS 10 discover the art Of extracting, hy a
ne@ chemical process, their pochur ,iriurs aud com
hning thrn IA nan-cr heretofore unknown 20 IL, 10
present Preparation uhrtailed for it, concentration
energy, simplicity and innocence Th. be- ha- done la
his syrup Of LiNERNOKT TAR, AND CANCUAI.
aqua. The cures # long standing Pulmonary Disease
"W'h 81 T. enronnf daily are astounding even Physi
ciuns themselves; aud were they not among OUT nu n
friends and neghhors' whom see every day, they
would bee almost be nnd belief
~ OF CANCHAIAGTA Nc intend in snc,k mar
tieulariy anoiher time.
u See the teniheio Ia fun ia the Pamphlet to Ln
had Of Aeenis See alsp advertisement 10 another col.
umu
for salc ia Midilchury, by W. P.RUssEL.
Jan 10 le'J. 3a.lm.
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For FIVE DOLLARS two copic. forone year and en-,
either nt the prints To each subscriber.
For TEN DOLLARS five copie, for one year and copy
ofthc Magazine TO the Postmaster or persons forming
the Club and either Of the above prints Of por.
traits To each subscriber
For TWENTY DOLLARS eleven copies for one wear.
aud copy Of either of the prints a Of the pur.
tras Ia each subscriber aud copy Of tho Magazine
to the Postmaster person sending the club with a
copy Of each Of the large prints additional pre-.
MUM.
For the convenience Of those forming Clubs in conuex
ion with other publications. we will send
One copy Of the Magazine aud the Saturday Eve.
ming Post, for FOUR DOLLARS.
One copy of the Magazine and so Of the Post for FIVE
DOLLARS.
Three copies of the Magazine and four of the Post for
TEN DOLLARS,
-Four copie, Of the Magazine and OF the Post for
ZEN DOLLARS.
Six copies OF the Magazine and nine OF the Post for
TWENTY DOLLARS.
~ Any person forwarding club of TWENTY or up.
ward. shall receive for hi. trouble complete copS Of
w II. Graham's AMERICAN HISTORICAL AND
GEOGRAPHIC Al LIBRARY"
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To Whom it NAV Concern.

All persons having unsettled accounts of
more than six months standing, are notified
that settlement must be made mmcdiaieig, if
they want to save cost.
J. NJ. SLADE & co.
Midaleburv, Jan. IL 1850 394w
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NTuHs,

From sl,25 10 Sll, for sale Ly
Dec Q, ls49. Z. BECKWITH.
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Brick! Brick =!

The subscribers offer for sale, low, 10000
hrick-a good article
Those who want bricl, may call on T. Is.
Douglass, at the yard on S. Perkins farm, or
the subscribers in Middchury.
j. NJ SLADE & co.
Jan. u.s. 1850 39Aw
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Notice,

An adjourned meeting # the stockholders Of
the Middlebury Manufacturing Company will
be holden at the Vermont Hotel. on Wedncs.
day. the 23d day Of January next, at O'Clock
Z, NJ.
Russell VALLETT, CLERK.
Middlebury, Dec. n, 1919. 354w;
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Poems

BY JIG. SAKE, just received, and for sale
by l.. W. CLARK.
Dec. Is, 1879.
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Notice.
HARMON A. SHELDON

Has constantly for sale at low prices. for
Cash and most kinds ofproduce. provisions