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Goods Family Flora.

Embracing the three comprehensive and impor.
tant departments, which include all that is neces.
sary or useful to be known respecting Tants, viz
L. The botanical 1ndiysis,
Extensive and thorough, eieciually perleoiing
those IN Botany, who possess only the first prnci,
piles Of the science.
H. The Natural HisiorH
more particularly adapted for the general reader
and embracing The cultivation aud propagation OF
Plants.
III. The Medical and Chemical Properties and
Uses,
showing in popular form, the importance and
application Of plants in the various diseases Of
the human family
The whole eIubellished with colored plates,
painted by hand, from original drawings copied
from nature
The plates are excellent samples for young per-
sons learning drawing or painting.
Vol. !, contains an extensive glossary of Boan
&c terms--iorty eight plates Of plants, No. to 4s
Inclusive, each coored, F6perale and independent
with the usual letter press matter to each, and an
unconmonly striking likeness Of the late John
Mason, NJ. d., 4. X s., sc. &c, with a notice
OF his life, writings, character, sc.
Over 5000 pages, and fifty oolored Plates, large
octave, bound, price 81 All communications
should lie addressed postage Free) to
PETER T.. GOOD, Publisher.
ElizabeIhlown, ESSEX CO., New jersey.
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Medical Meeting

The Addison County Medical Society
held us annual meeting at The Vermont
18Th. ''o
In the absence of the President and
Vice President, DR., Cushman was an
pointed 10 the chair pro tenn.
he proceedings Of the last meeting were
read. wv
Jofed, That,as The dissertation on ivphns
JereT has Jailed to-day, the discussion of
lhal subject be postponed until the next
meeting
'oted' That DR.. Dyer be still expected
90 reau az me next meeting paper on the
subject of lyphus fever.
Inc suhJect OF Placenla Previa was re-
lerLed TO- and additional cases reporred
hemarks were made on the subiect Of
Pneumonia, with particular reference n ne
chronic state: also 10 the administfatjonor
mercurlals and anlimonials in that disease
The Society then proceeded TO elecl or.
fcers for The year ensuing, when the follow
ing were chosen:
EARL CusnMAN, M, d., Orwell,
President
L. L. PAGE, NJ. d, Shoreham,
pice President
c. l.. ALLEN, NJ. d., Middlebury,
Secretary, Treas, anil Lib.
{, G. p. CLARKE, NJ. ID. Middle.
bury, Cen
~ YALE, NJ. ID, Orwell, Sors.
II. A SMirH, NJ. d., New Haven.
voted, That papers conIanir g the no.
ice Of the meetings Of The Society, and
ALSO those containing The proceedings OF the
same, be sent 10 all The members, al The ex-
pense of The Society.
pofed, That hereafter the meetings of
me society commence al 10 O'Clock A. N.
yofed, To adjourn.
CHAs. l.. ALLEN, Sec.
Middlebury, July lst 1850.
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ANOTHER PHYSICIANS rrsrIMnxx

mr. Fowlc-Dear Sir; could send you a dozen Ger.
h'nes strong and decisive, of the really sunative Of
iects OF your valuable liasam of " lid Cherry within
the pact twelve months, under my own supervision aud
direction Indeed, know Of few persons who have H..
ed it, comparatively, but commend IT IN the strongest
terms a ease of Asthma, the scvcre.t | ever saw 10
wheh was called month ago, oyinccd the superiority
OF the basam This disease lasted xix weeks and he
nysp"h aud suffering was dreadful; he sat up every
night Tue gentlemen told me give him something 10
dsi nun home gu miles) that he might see his " i,
ana enid aud die IN poacel gave him one bottle of
me lnsum aud four ounces of syrups squs directing
hm to take Tea spoonful doses of best Bordeaux olive
on Mhen the difficulty OF breathing Preatcst-Next
day forced his dependent Will aud made him take tx
hoites Of Nistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry home with
MN as present. having aledscd that he had used so
much expensive medicines To no profit Lat week Mr.
A called aud expressed his gratitude to me in the warm
est manner, said the medicine had saved IN, life pnid
HE whole bill aud took six bottles more, aud lc nv Of
fec for home, rejoicing.
Very respectfully yours,
\. WIN. SHAW, NJ. D.
\Wash'nston North Carolina, Aug r., 1871
None Genuine unless igncd BUTTS on the wrnpper
sad by w. r. russell Mddlcbury also bv Ag'ts
throughout the State. Ioiw -
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his perilons descent from the regions a.
hove

INDIAN GRAvEs.-The laborers on the
Ashuelot Railroad, near tho Connecticut
river in Elinsdalc, recently opened mound
and exposed the skulls aud bones Of four
teen bodies, buried in row. The skull
aud bones OF one of them, we hear, was ex.
humed almost entire, and is the remains Of
a gigantic native, seven feet in height.
Another lot of skulls has been thrown
out about one mile below this village, where
the Ash Swamp brook joins the Ashuelot
river. This latter point was probably IA.
voriie fishing ground Of the natives. Sal
mon and shad, as well as the native trout,
were loundin this valley, in great abund
nnce, in the early settlement Of it. One of
our "oldest inhabianlsn informs us that his
father killed salmon of is lbs. weight,
with his pilclfork, in the Ash Swamp
brook.-h Gene ScHtiHi.
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STATE or VERMONT. b Bo % remember
Dislric of Addison, SIS. o. f.ut at PFC.
lnic Couri held al Middenury. .m I lr i..
District Of Addison, ON the 2s,h day OF ...c
$50:
Luther G.. Bingham, Merrill bingham ans
Alonzo L. Bingham, administrators of the "a.
tate Of
REUBEN L. BINGHAM,
lac Of Cornwall in said District. deceased,
make application to this Court to have the time.
allowed them fof the payment Of the debt, of
the said deceased extended one wear from fle
expiration of the time heretofore limited by
this Court: 1t is ihcreupon ordered. that said
application be considered at a session OF this
Coult, TO be held NJ the oficc of the Register
Of this Court in said Middlebury, on Thursday
the sth day of July next, at one ocluck in tic
afternoon and that said administrators Give
notice thereof to all persons interested, thar
they may appear and make their objections. if
any they may have, 10 said time being extend
cd, by publishing a certified copy OF this order
in the Middlebury Rcgisier-a newspaper print.
ed at said Mid,llebury-three weeks successive.
ly previous to the time of said Court
jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy OF Record
10 Attest, jed S Bushnell Reyiste,.
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lOuGHS. COLDS AZ

Dr. a. Rogers syrup Of Liyorwort Tar and
Canfhalagua hns proved itsclfia be the mos. extrnor
nay medical AID IA curing that usually fatal disease con
suNpti1n- But 1t should be- remembered hi. medicine
'he''i"n and valuable in the ncipeni stages such
20 lar gone that liberation has taken place II is seldom
II ever known TO fail IN breaking up tne most obstinate
u u,suVsflhs Cough or Cold, IN few hours time II
the directions are strictly followed
~ see olhcr Cerlihcnies In the Pamphlet also long
advertisement Ia another column
July >, 1850. in.t
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Grumblipg Against Editors

1t is amusing 10 hear the contradictory
complaints which are sometimes made a.
galnsta newspaper. A prefers n uusrto
sheet-B declares that he could never get
the hang Of one. G aJmircs the elerance
and nealncss oil line iype-and Old Mr.. ID
ahhors paper that requires a microscope,
f. wonders you insert so few sentimental
and ghost storles-F detesis your aboni.
nnble lies and cock and. hul tales. G womb
like to see an exact and minute account of
Congressional aud legislative proceedings
III curses The Journal that contains the
endless hodgepodge doings and undoinrs
oi selfish parilsaus and demarOuues
wont subscribe because your news depart-
ment is so contradlcled-J takes an caslern
paper, and has read your stale items week
ago. has an anupalhy against a uaper
crowded with riots, accidents. frinhilul
robberies, anG-and other demoraiizinr
sialements-L is mad rs n halter because
his miserable paper contained no account
oil that bloody murder last week-M de.
tests your siereoiyped observation-disclosures
all wants OF paper is TO see what is
Tor sale. q threatens TO discontinue he.
cause your editorial wants piDger and
dont lash private vices-P, a leaden.bend
points you to Is paper, and wonders Won
never moraize like him. @ bales The ,as'
cally Aboliiionisl-R holds in perfect con.
tempt The bastard editor who is TOO coward.
ly to avuw his abhoreace Of slavery. S
demands long and solid irtcles; T wants
the close packed essence, and not thin. di-
luied mixure.-U eViols n journal that
reaches him "a week before it is printed,
and V tells you he is no. YET quite green e.
nough 10 be guled by such despicabe
humbuggery.-W is astonished wiy YOU
never print sermons and all thai Y cares
Tor is fun. y is on fire because you will
not deduct more for paying in advance
ana II is amazed nj the impudence of
publisher vino duns Tor trre-ve.lrs' suh-
seFfpiion, and yet objects to be paid i6-rt.
der and rollen apnles = lnnLee HLrde
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EXTRACT OF LETTERS.

Delaware Laurel, May %, 1871.
Gcntlcmen-A to the qualities of your medicine call
ed Hunts Eminent think they are unduuhtcd it has
relieved several Of Rheumatism, cured Rurns,
Tooth Ache pains in the back aud many others not
essary to name and is gaining reputation in the pub u
mind as valuable family Medicine
Yours &c, H. + RIGGIN
Til, celebrated Medicine il for sale by every respect
able Druggist aud Merchant throughout the Country at
. aud ~ cents per bottle. and IN this place BY w p
RI Eli aud II. A. SHELDON. g.lw
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WING Meeting.

The Wings Of Middlebrry are requested
to meet at the Town Room, on Fidaf eve
ming, the 9th inst, at l-2 o'clo Tx, to
choose Delegates to the State Convention,
to be held at Montpelier, on the 9TH Nnst.
A full attendance is desired.
BY order of Town Committee.
Middleburv, July 2, 1850.
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The Cholera.

CiscINNArI, June 20.
The Cholera is at Nashville. There
were six cases and three deaths On
Wednesday last, aud lhrce new cases yes
tetday.
BALTIMORE, June %.
The Southern mail brings late ntelli-
gcnrG from Mexico and The Rio Grande
il is stated thht the Cholera WAS raging
there with fearful violence.
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Don't do it. A single tub or pot with a
Whitley green shrub or plant in it, is about
were about 10 say; but there is nothing like
nature in it, and as 10 art, the less said the
better Buy tub, that's very well. But
(insead of piling dirt into iN daily at A..
NJ, have i filled with cold water, get into
il, splash the water ell over your person.
rub yourselves down, put on your clothes,
go out and see the sun rise, and come back
to read, write, cipher, ride, saw wood or
anything else that comes to hand But
don't waste the precious minutes with tin
watering pot over eickiy vegetable which
even letting alone won't save from prema-
ture death. Bangor Mercuru
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iIsP The celebrated rioter and pugist
in New York. Capt. Rynders, is, il seems,
quite a defender Of the church, as well as
his country. At he late dsgracefu row
in New York, at which the Abolition meet
ing was broken up, Rynders said -
"We'll hear no abuse OF the country, or
of religion; any man may speak; but the
first insult he offers to the church or coun-
try, IW knock him dorm, damn him :"
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AcQufTrAL IN THE LAWRENCE ABogrIoN
AND MURDER CASE DR.. Moses T. Clark and
wife, indicted at Lawrence. Mass. for the mur.
der of Catherine l.. Adams, on whom it i, al.
legged they cndctvorcd 10 procure an abortion.
were acquitted az Newburyporton TUESDAY,
The principal witness, DARN, iavlor. was
found TO contradict himself 50 much in his te,.
iimony as 10 cndcr it utterly unreliable and
as no part of it was sustained by other cvi
dcncc the Court ordered the Jury to find for
the prisoners, which they did
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Notice..

The Annual meeting of the Rutland and Adj.
olson Mutual Fire Insurance Company will bo
holden at the Office of said Company. in Bran
don, on Wednesday, the 81 day of July next,
at O'Clock, p NJ, for the choice of Director
for the ensuing gear, and transaciing any other
business deemed necessary.
By order of the Directors.
L. JUNE. Secretary.
Insurance Office, June 10th, 1850 So
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oil the --latest Styles, and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
.->-.rvsNSN He has Gold English Levers,
EYEysz/G Gold Anchor Escapcmcnts,
SsszznA Lever and Lepine Watches,
Silver English Lever and Lcpine Watches,
Gold Lcckets, double and single, Gold Guard
aud Fob Chains, Gold Guard and Fob Keys,
Gold Pen and Pencil Gases, Gold Tooth Picks,
Cameo, Coral, Turquois and Cluster Pins, Box
and Glass Pins, Ear Rings with Turquois and
Stone Settings, Gold Rings, Plain Chased, and
with Stone Settings, Gold Spectacles, Gold
bracelet Clasps, Silver Card Cases, Silver Or
namenis for the Head, Gents Pins, of all de
scriptions, Gold Studs plain and with Stone
settings, Gold Pens with Silver Holders, Silver
Tea and Table Spoons, Silver Mustard and
Salt Spoons, Sugar Shovels and longs. war
ranted pure as coin, Silver Thimbies and PEN
ellis, Silver Bodkins. Plated and German Sill
yer Tea and Table Spoons, Ivory Tablets and
Tooth Picks, Silver Tooth Picks, Ivory and
Pearl Studs, Ivory and Pearl Mustard and Salt
Spoons, Ivory Combs, Shell Side Combs, Pearl
and Shell Card Cases, Horn Back Combs.
Tooth Brushes, Silver, German Silver and Steel
bowed Spectacles, Tobacco Boxes, Wales,
Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Razors and Pocket
Knives Shears and Scissors, Razor Strops, Sha
wing Brushes and Soap, German Silver and
Gilt Gnard, Fob and Vest Chains, Silver Guard
Chains Steel Vest Chains, Steel Tweezers,
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys, Pocket Mirrors,
Steel Shutters and Trays, Small Knives and
Forks for Children, Tea Bells, Coral and Am.
Der Beads, Purse Silk, Purse and Bag Clasps,
Steel Beads and Tassels, silk Purses, Steel
Key Rings, Silk Guard Chains Pocket Books
and Wallets, Pencil Leads, Hair Pins Cologne
Toy Watches, Motto Seals, Pen Wipers, Wri.
ting Cases, Powder Horns and Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Boys Belts, &c, &c.
Ill kinds Of Watches and Jewery repaired
and cleaned as well as can DC done elsewhere.
May rs, 1850.
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IN otiCe.

Whereas Sarah my wife has left my bed and
board without any just prcvocation, j therefore
forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on
my account from this date.
l03w ARTEMAS NICHOLS.
MlddlebnrY. June % $50
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HR. coRBErr's monty coNCENTRATED sHA-
kER SYRUP or sARsAPARILLA.
Th singulny ciitaciou, medicine by IL astonishing
cures l. daily winning for Itself the highest testimonials
nom thc aest Ply sicans aud Chemists in the country
II l. used by thr Medical Faculty very generally. IN
their Practice aud 10y permission of who has pre-.
scrhcd il with continued Success we publish the follow
us statement Of that those who are suffering
may
- READ, AND BE HEALED. q.
In the Autumn of lsis ! commenced taking Cor.
heits Shaker syrup of Sarsnplfila having prcvinu
been much dcbnted ard reduced in health aud strength
and cii with bad cough. NV blood was very much
licensed, aud was t'ouhlcd with a scrnfuous affection
Ny limb, aud Joints swollen and very lame Afier
taking siN bottles NV health restored. NV cough
amcnc's aud pain have been entirely removed aud /
have gained twenty iIiec pounds since | commenced Ia
king the Syrup.
know Ihs syrup the sole cause Of my restoration.
and that it l. most valuable medicine recommend
it a. sovereign fcmedyior all impurities Of the blood
&C.
c. II. PRESCOTT.
Concord, y. II Jan , isi9.
State Of New Hampshire.
Merririack -. January .. lsi0.
Sworn to,
Before mo-
WILLIAM BADGER,
Justice Peace.
~ The above valuable medicine i. sold by T. ERIN.
l.fh Co., Druggist Boston, and by their appointed
Agents.
Sold by w. p. Russell, Middlebury, also by Ag's.
throughout the State. lO:lw
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BRIGHTON, June 27.
NJ Market 200 Beef Cattle; no Stores 10
pairs Working Oxen; 80 Cows and cal,os
1900 Sheep and Lambs 'SS'
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra Sc so; LIST anal.
ty 5000; I'd do. 1918. Sd do. s4,75a5
WORKING OxEN--S7O, IS, 90 lO5.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sls, q, 25, 81, "a. 40
SnEEP AND LAMBs-SSl,5O g, 2,75,
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lat Of Middlcbury, in said District. deceased.
presents said instrument for probate; 1t is
thereupon ordered, that said instrument be con-
sidcred by this Court for probate. at the session
thereof to he held Mt the office of the Register
of this Court, in said Middlcbury, on Thursday
the 18th day Of July next, at one ., lock in tie
afternoon: and that notice thereof be given 10
all persons inter ested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have TO
The probate and allowance Of said will. BY rub
fishing certified copy of this order in the
Middcbury Rcgister-a newspaper printed at
said Middcbury three weeks SUCCESSFULLY prc.
vious to the time of said Court
10 Jd. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record
Arrest, lied. s. Bushnell. Reg;ster.
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Just Received,

Algerinc Braids, Illusion Lace, Dotted Swiss
Muslin. Bard Cambria Grape Lire, Bonnet
Ribbons, Flowers, Tabs &C., for sale at n small
advance from cost by Il. BECKWITH.
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IS lryou are too poor to own garden,
buy a tub and fill it with earth. and cult
vate rose bush or dahlia bub,-Er.
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SHE HAD NOT SLEPT IN BED ron YEARS


Mr.. James hans merchant aud miller ut Kirkland.
Lake county, Ohia, wrote Sept. IT, las. Mcssrs NJ
T. Wallace y Co judging from the certificates aud
statement, Of cures Of various diseases recorded in
Your pamphlet n being effected by BRANTS INDIAN
MEDICINES, aud the it has produced here where
II has been used II l. calculated lee Of great value to
the human family. There Is here wherein the
use ol Bran Medicine has worked such a change that
am Induced particularly to mention it. have d rrst.
mhl ana le man who tends II for me has sick wife
; ne has bcen sick for twelve fourteen wears Her
Whol" system has been out Of order very much To
geher with other Affections she has fever sore on one
OF her lcss, aud has been severely afflicted a, not 10
have been able to sleep IN her bed for ,c,crn years
Bul since She has been using Brans Purifying ENtrnc
ana occasionally Btants Pulmonary Balsam. she can
sleep IN bed as well as shc could. The Fever Sore
i very much improved and | have not the slightest
doubt but what the medicines, If they be u,cd short
time longer will work perfect of all her difficult
ues Her husband l. hard working poor man who has
earned great deal of money, and has spcnt it Ia en-
dea'ofng 10 find relief and cure for his Wife, but all TO
no Use for with the best advice Of phy sicnns She was
growing WORSE aud WORSE daily, until she com.
incnced with Brants Medicine"
Y Fer list of AGENT, see advertisement in another
column. IO2w
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember
District of Addison, IS. ed that, at Pro
bate Court held at Middlcbury. in and for tho
District Of Addison, oil the 2sth day Of juno.
a. ID. 1850;
Harry Miller, named executor in an instru-
ment purp lting to be the last viii and tesla
nj ,,f
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ELGIN SPRINGS.

The Elgin Spring House is now open
for the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
having made Improvements in his house and
grounds, feels confident of giving satisfaction to
all. Those who wish for information as 10 the
Medicinal qualities of the Springs, l am allow.
ed to refer to Doctors c. L. Allen, VIM. p.
Russell, Middlebury A, Bradford and p. Max
field, Veigennes and Jonathan Cram, Ferris.
burgh.
These Springs are situated about three miles
from the City Of Vergenncs, Vermont in the
most delightful part of Lake Champlain Val.
ley midway between the Green Mountains
and the Lake, attending to visitors of pleasure
a good chance for rare sports by field or
food" And to the invalid that reiiracy and
quiet so much desired.
He has also a every accommodation for
Plunge Shower and Warm BATHS, and
hopes by continued attention to secure prop
or portion Of patronage.
SOLOMON ALLEN.
Panton, Vermont. 5tf
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEM ENT.
Commencing Monday, July l, 1850.

Passenger Trains leave Burlington daily
Sundays excepted for Boston and interme-
date Stations, at s a. NJ. and 7l-2 p. NJ, arri.
wing in Boston at : = NJ. aud p NJ. rcspec.
lively.
Returning, leave Boston : l.2 A. NJ and
II y. NJ. arriving at Burlington 6 p. NJ. and
? a. NJ respectively, connecting both ways
with the morning and evening line of Steam
ers on Lake Champlain.
Passengers taking the Morning Trains from
either Burlington or Boston will have an hour
for dinner at Bellows Falls.
Passengers taking the II a. NJ. Train from
Boston. or 10 i. NJ. Train from Burlington,
will lodge at Rutland.
Freight Train leaves Burlington at 81 A.
NJ. and Boston at T. NJ. daily, Sundays ex.
cepted.-Through in "a hours.
Regular Cattle Train for Cambridge and
Brighton markets, leaves Burlington every
Tue sday morning at "a a. NJ.
l.. BIGELOW, SUPERINTENDENT.
Burlington, July |, 1850. lNtf
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READY-M AIDE CLOTHING:

just purchased and latest styles. now opening,
adapted TO the season and selected with great
care, which will be sold at slight advance from
cost Those who call first will have the first
selection. JAMES Nc kEAND.
Middebury, April 80, 1850. l;y
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Paper Hangings.

Just received, splendid assortment of Paper
Hmgings and Borders, some very cheap. at The
Cash Store. h l.. FULLER.
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tflarkrts.

NooL-Bnl little of fleece wool has vet
come come to market and consequently the sales Are
a,snL RULED wool is in good demand, and pri.
Ges have an upward tendency.
fnme saxony heeces,
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NAG9lGA.GRIpga
Warranted to Fit,

To the Trade, all Trimmings will be sold at
a liberal discount Clothes cut to order, prompt
ly and we'll,
In view of the numerous sales by auction,
prices will be SO low as 10 ensure speedy sale OF
these goods
An uncommonly large and elegant assort-
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Cash will be Paid

For few Tons COOL Fleece Wool, If deliv.
cred soon. ~ WOOD a. co.
Middlebury, June 81, 1850.
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of the --latest Styles, and will sell as cheap as
the chennnst