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DANK OF THE METROPOLIS STOCK
ID WANTED. Apply TO
J0URDAN w. MAURY,
May2 One door east of National Hotel
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WILLARD'S HOTEL.
Corner OF Penn. Avenue and 18th street,
WAsHINeTeN, ID. e.
HENRY A. WILLARD, Proprietor.
June l3-tf
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For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
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remittance Full particulars of the Race will be
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STATE or VERMONT, ! BE il remember
District Of New Haven, SIS ( cd, that ut a Pro-
bate Court holden at Bristol in said district. on
the goth day of.Apiil, 1880;
The Administrator on the estate Of
PRISCILLA BROWN,
late Of SarksborO', in said district. deceased,
intcstate, made application TO said Court, with
the consent and appreciation, in writing, signed
by the heirs residing In this state, and the guar.
dian Of such rs are minors, for license and an
thoriy to sell all The real estate Of the said de-
ceased. Representing TO said Court that it
would be beneficial to the heirs and those inter.
ested in said estate to have the same sold, al
though the same may not be necessary to pay
debts and charges of administration.
Whcreupon the Court aforesaid appointed
the first Monday in june $50 at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, at the oiiire Of the Judge Of said Court,
in Bristol aforcsa d, for hearing and decision
on said application and made an order, requi-
ring notice to be given to all persons interested,
of said application, and Of the time and place
of said hearing, by publishing COPY Of this
order in the Middlebury Registered ncwspa-
per printed at Niddlcbury in this Slate-threc
weeks successfully prior to said time of hear
ing.
Hury MpsiN, Juige.
true Copy of Record.
80 Attest, Ha,coy WinM. ,Hpdyc
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DGADAMA MURRAY Substance of a pc

rs ttion for partition,
HORACE LONG. rcturnable to the
June Term a. d. 1850 Of Addison County
Court, with the citation thereto attached.
The petitioner, Diadama Murray, Of Viii
ting in the County of Addison, represents that
she is seized in fec, as tenant in common with
Horace Long, of Nc Henry, Me Henry Coun-
ty and State of Illinois, Of l05-57l equal undi-
vided parts Of certain piece or parcel of land
living in Orwell in said County of Addison, and
bounded and described as follows. TO wit, bound
ed on the North by Marvin Grswold's land, on
the West by lands owned bv the heirs of Aman.
da Murray and the heirs OF Miranda Gray, on
the South by lands owned by jesse Tcnny, and
on the East by lands owned by said petitioner:
and that said Long is seized in fec as tenant
in common with said petitioner of the remain.
ing ACC 81 equal undivided parts of said piece
or parcel of land above described and prays
for a partition of said land and that her share
may be set off to her according 10 her title.
To any Sheriff or Constable in the State TO
serve and return, GREETING.
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont
you are hereby commanded to summon Horace
Long, of Nc Henry in Nc Henry County and
State of Illinois, to appear before the County
Court next TO he holden at Middlebury, in the
County of Addison and State of Vermont, to
answer to the foregoing petition ard further II.
bde such order thereon as TO said Court shall
seem meet. l;3w
Giren under my hand at Siid JHddeJwy, Ills
26h day of APrI A. b. 1850.
GEO. S. SWIFT, Cyerk.
HENRY HALE, attorney for petition'r
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bearing per cent Interest per annum, payable
annually, an the LIST day of July of each year.
To give an opportunity Tor all persons to
participate in the investment Of funds in this
Loan, bids will be received for 500 as we'll as
for higher sums.
No bids will be received below par. The
bids, in all cases, should state distinctly the
premium offered, and the class Of Loan bid for,
to wit whether thai payable in 1851, 2, !, 1,
or 5. The proposals should be sealed and en-
dorsed "Propo'ais for Loan,' and addressed TO
the Treasurer at Montpelier. The certificates
for this Loan will be transferable on delivery,
with interest warrants attached. Each success
ful bidder will be required TO deposite with The
Treasurer the amount awarded, or the 29th
day of June OF the present year either in cash
or drafts on Boston, Troy, or New York.
The bids will be opened at the Treasures
Office, at o'clock p NJ. on ihe LIST dag of
Juue, 1850, in the presence Of all persons who
may desire to attend
2.sw GEO HowEs. Treasurer
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HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.

Ira BINGHAM,
Vergennes, vi. Dear Strive enclose the Per-
mts with the endorsement required and in future 10
tend to do with all we send to Vermont. Could we
have anticipated that such question wond ever be rails
ed, forms would have expressed the permission to
the Isthmus go by any the party might pre-
fer south Of Vera Cruz in Mexico Our Intention is to
give the largest Libertyr-Our Company the first
waive tho giving notice what route what vessel what
time. and with what Company, and with what number
on Board vessel, who Insured. We will pay
the Policy If they die by "visitaton of God" any
route and any where south of Vera Cruz If they have
apermt that says they may 90 to California. You may
consider this giving you full power TO make any
dorsemcnt required by applicants, that is agreeable to
the spirit of the above and such act of yours will at all
times be binding upon the Company. This Company
will guard themselves carefully they when
king risk aud after the Policy granted they will pay
loss when there palpable fraud without cav and
with promptness.
Very respectfully, Yours,
2:3w HENRY l.. MILLER, Scc'y.
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| rs IL shows conclusNcy the controlling mower of
this Medicine in relieving and cu,ing apparent,
the most hopeless cases. Want OF space obliper
us TO abridge her statements.
READ, AND BE CONVINCED.
Mrs. Eggerl states that for the last six years
she has been consumptNe, but during the past
year the disease has worn her down extremely
low all remedies having failed To stop its pro-
gress The Cough was most distressing, with 4
continual pain in the breast. Cold, clnnmy
NIGnT SwTATs and llEcrio FEVER altcrna.
IedMth Com tnILLs every day. She became
weak and debiliiated, and reduced 90 low that
she weighed only ninety pounds. Al her Phvsi-
clans had desparcd Of hef recovery, as their rem
edies had failed to 10 any good. One Of them
called in IL iliul consulting Ph,s clan to examine
her Lungs, and he pronounced that one Of her
Lungs was entirely gomez that the other vast
ing away, and there was no hope Of her recovery.
! About the first Of last August the 1uhcrclcs in
her Lungs liberated 10th Internally and externally
| The quantity of matter thrown up almost suiu-
/ Gated her. The blood now seticd under her nails
that solOe Of Ihem afterwards frsieicd and
came on Many Of her friends camc in TO take
| their Last Leave
Al this crisis [2Oh Aug she commenced usiu
| Dr.. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIvEEwoRr, TAR,E
| CANCHALAGUA. with only faint hope, as her
/ Physician said IT contained no virtues But what
a happy change IL stopped the distressing
| Cough; the Pain m the breast; the cold Night
| SWeats the Hectic Fever, and Cold Chils, in
very sauri lime. Ii also enabled her TO raise the
large quantity Of Matter aud phlegm which OPP
pressed her Lungs. From that moment she has
continued GET hotteri uniil, such is the great
change, even herhiends and physicians now nass
Ter IN Tie sirect WITHOUT recognizing her She
a''o says 'h't Shs l"s never zen so wen as she
nov I'''s' s'n'' sno We l''''.en yea's u "se
a" I ae 10 ~ n, l,u ,, I'".N "'" ~
a''' 10, H"sh e.; IN. h.,
so thai Instead of 90 she now weighs 40 lbs
md in, hes All ,hos vhn donb, the ,ir,ne. az nr
Ropsrs' Lhc,wort. Tar. and Uanrhalasna. IN cna
and see her, on Elm, three doors above Coorcr
St. Cincinnati. Ohio.
We the undersigned state that Nc arc acquainted
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Notice.

THE Superintendents of Common School
in the several towns in the County of Addison
are requested to meet at the Town Room il
on Friday, he 24h Of May merit, a
10 o'clock, A. NJ, fol- the purpose Of recon
mending School Books, Sc, as required by tn
last revision Of the School law.
Il. S. BARRETT. Leicester,
G. w. GRANDEY, Tergennes,
GEO. SMITH. MidhlebHy
DAVID HALL, Cornmoh
March 22d, 1850. 49tf
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Miss Mary Head, no. :, Wheclcr's Court Boston, was
cured Of very bad Cough attended with nervous de-
blty aud strong tendency to Consumption ny inc use
Of only two bottles of this Basam In the same family.
u child afflicted with dangerous "stuhed cough had
been under the care of physician seven days without
BaIsam and speedily cured This family is referred
with much confidence they have experienced the ben
cfcia effects of the medicine in the most striking
Mrs. Haughton High street Place, Boston, has been
frequently afflicted with inflammation Of lungs,
pain in the side dry cough debility and other
painful symptoms for several years. This medicine has
given her degree of relief which she has long sought
in vain.
DAVID BRApLEE g. Son, 100 Washington Street,
Boston, sole agents for the United States and British
Provnces--Amcfican price, one dollar per bottle
1:lm.
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To NE Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Mr. Htcm.
Nathan Smith, guardian of Norman Smith.
minor, who resides out Of This Statc. repre-.
sents to this Court that the said Norman Smith
is seized in his own right. in fec OF the follow
ing described piece Of land, lying and being in
Monkton. in the County of Addison and State
Of Vermont, ard being the same that was set
to him in the distribution of the estate of John
Smith late of Monkton aforesaid, deceased
| from his Hugsback Farm.so called and bound
ed, as follows. TO wit: beginning at the north
east corner Of said farm, thence running west
thirty-threc chains aud seventy links to the
north west corner of said lot; thence south sew
en- degrees west one chain and fifty five links
then east thirty-threc chains and seventy link.
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Another Wonderful cure Of CONSUMPTION cicc ted b,
the use Of only SIX BOTTLES Of BRANTS INDIAN
MONTHLY


Mr.. Franklin Frisbee, respectable merchant at Rem
selaeryille Albany Co, N " called on this 10Th day
of September lsi9 and stated that the sou of Mr. Sid
ney white farmer in the vicinity Of said village,
cured Of HOPELESS CONSUMPTION of the lungs by
BRANTS BALSAM. lie said the young man had
been sick several months, and reducsd so low by
his friends that he could do for hm-he must
make up his mind die. He then advised by an.
other physician Or. Norwood of Preston Hollow same
county to use BRANTS BAI.SAM, as he had seen
wonderful cures made by tho of that medicine. M
White accordingly used six bottles of the said Balsan
which restored him perfect health. Mr.. Frsbee sta
ted that he authorized by Mr.. White to make the
hove statement the facts of which he himself well
acquainted with lie also further stated that there had
been to his knowledge many other similar effected
by the said Basam after all other hope had failed but
that he MT authorized to have them publ shed.
10, For list Of agents, advertisement in another
column. 22w
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Proposals for a Loan.

Trrasurer's Office. Montpelier Apr. 8, ls50.
IN pursuance II an act Of the Legislature.
L passed at il. October Session, A. ID. ls49,
authorizing the Treasurer TO borrow twenty-five
thousand dollars, for the purpose of extinguish-
ing the Indebtedness of the State TO the Bank
Fund
Sealed Proposals will he received until o.
clock T. NJ. Of Saturday, the lst day Of June,
$50, for twenty five thousand dollars, REIN
buscablc as follows, to wit;
SIS 600 on the LIST day of july 1851.
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MoRE MANuFAcToRIEs sToPPlNG.-The
high price OF raw cotton and the relative
~ low price Of cotton cloths, have render
ed the business oC manufacturing so I'M
profitable, that we understand the comPa-
mics at Saco, Biddeiord, and Salmon Fails
are taking measures to dispense with a
large portion Of their operalves.-'Sdtem
Gazette.
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DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
WITH THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
|. BUTTS

Wv II Il W II RI T. X
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
introduced in the year 1893 and has been well ties
ted in all tho complaints for which it is recnmme
For ten years Is has proved ecacions as a rene
dy for Coughs Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption in lis ncpent stages than any Other
medicine.
Various coniectures and urmises have arisen respect
ing its composition; some physicians have supposed il
to contain Iodine other ignorant pretendcrs say mus
contain mercury and to such substance they attr
butte Its singular efficacy. As such opinions are alto
geher erroneous and calculated to prejudice many per
sons again INST it,
PLEDGE OUR HONOUR
that contains nothing of this kind or any thing IN,
least injurious the contrary it is composcd of In,
most simple substances the principal of which are III,
extracts Of tar and Wild cherry bark, aud the whole
cret of Its efficacy consists in the mode by which the,
are prepared.
Priee-one dollar bottle, six bottles for five dollars
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrnppcr
Sold by W. r. Russell. Middebury also by Al
throughout tho State. 3Iw
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THIS GREAT RAILROAD FEsTivAL.-A.
bout the 2Oth of June, we learn that there
is 10 be mammoth Railroad celebration al
this place, in commemoration Of the OPEN
ing Of our two great lines between Bur
linuton and Boston - Burlington Courier.
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COMMissIONERs NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being a pointed by The
Probate Conn fol the District Of New Haven,
Commissioners, loTeceive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands oial persons, against
the estate Of
PHEBE C. ATWOOD,
late OF Monklon in said Dsllict, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in of.
set thereto: and SIX months from the 20lh day
of April, 1880, being allowed by said Couii
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend 10 the business OF
our said appointment, al the dwelling house
of Cyrus Atwood, in Monkton, on he 2Slh
days OF June and August from . O'clock "A. NJ
until four o'clock, p. NJ, on each OF said DAYS.
A. NJ HAWKINS, ComMis-
PEARLY HILL, I siopoS.
Dated at S'arkstuIo', This lst day OF May
1850 GSw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Courl for The Disuict OF Addison
commissioners, to receive, ext mine and adj.
Iusl all claims and demands OF all persons,
against The estate Of
JOHN HACKETT,
late OF Hancock in said District, deceased,
and also all claims aud demands exhibited IN
offset thereto; And six months nom the lSl
day of May 1850, being allowed by said Cont
for that purpose. We do therefore hereby give
notice thalwe will atleud to lhehuSiuess ofour
said appointment, al the dwelling hou,e ol
widow Sarah Hackel ,the lalc residence of the
said John Hackel, deceased, in Hancock in
the County OF Addison on the hind Tuesdays
Of June, August, and October next, from nine
o'clock, A. NJ. until four O'Clock, r. NJ on
each of said days.
SUMNER A. WEBER, O..
DAVID EATON, ,"'''
LYMAN EMERSON
Dal6d at IIancock, this 1ih day Of May,
1850. 3:3w.
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CLEANSE rnE nLoop ro RETAIN nEALru

1t fact recognized by the ablest phi yscians # the
day, that Impure Blood is the Of of the dis
flesh is heir to. Its coursng through the
veins he fresh and clear else the system will be
diseased Sent forth from the heart by the exquisite
rsngcment of our natures, to find feshcncd vitality in
its breathing spot the lungsf goes loaded with inn
purify it is developc that ever fatal disease,
CONSUMPTION and then return but to itself
again. charged with fresh disease aud suffering.
Cleanse but the fountain and the stream will run
pure, OF the old writers. TO effect tins no
combination of remedial agents known to world has
proved so effcctua rs DR.. CORBETTS
HIGHLY CONcENT'ED SYRUP OF sARsAPA.
RlLLA.
This medicine receives unsolicited, the sanction of the
most distinguished chemist professors OF medicine, and
ply sicans in the country.
Ii cleanses the hood, eradcat"s all humors Of the
skin dispes constipation of the bowels checks dyseute
ny, is wonderfully ccacous in all urinary distractions
and by its highly Alternative powers renoyHics the who
system bringing it from impurty and disease perfec,
health Read the certificate accompanying each bottle
lCJrThe above valuable medicine is sold by Z. BRIN
LEY Co, Druggist, Boston, and by their appointed
Agents.
Sold by w. r. Russell, Middlebury, also by Ags.
throughout the State. 3:lw
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ART UNION.

orary Secretary of the Phila Arl-Unitn, will
receive subscriptions and forward money du-
ring the present year. The drawing lakes
place in December next The engraving for
the year 1880, is "Mercy's Dream" by Hun
tinglon, and is TO be executed in the best pos
sible style Of mixed line, stipple and mezzo-
tinlo. copy Of this engraving is sent, free
OF expense, To every subscriber who will, he
sides, have chance in the distribution OF pri-
yes
Lovers Of Art in this village are requested
to call on the subscriber and examine speci-
mens Of the engravings issued by the Art I'm
ion.
l.. l.. TlLDEN,
49.u Hon. Sec. Phila Art Union.
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degree among munk ind-nll Of which, without dis
seniing objection pronounce this Ointment ~ be GOOb
As day by day II unobusivrly extends its Sphere ut
action along the borders of county and is cir
culntcd throughout its extent new evidences of its pow
er, and new prnnls "f s efficacy arr continually devel
oped. Three millions OF boxes applied TO disease
within the last tour years has established the astounding
fact bryond The piwern NJ cgv cnntrndic that
II is INFALLiBLE In the cure of all 1umors. Ulcris,
Sores Burns letter. Pile. scroiula Eysplas, Chill.
bains, Srald Head, sore Eyes Quinsy, Group Rheu-
nntism, Broken Breast Agne in the face, Corns, &C..
II completely rcsiutes the lNstNsIDLE PERsrfRATioN,
and by Tins opens those by which nature
intended to eXpel the morbid matter OF the body-thns
is the system cleansed, the blood purified and the health
resinred
Wholesale and Retail Mt the Grand Depot 14i Full
TON Street, NewYork, aud by all druggists through.
out the United States j. MALISrER, Sole Proprietor,
lon 1Il Fuionst., ~ Y.
AGEsrs Middlcbury. VIM r. Russe aud $ Moody;
Bristol, J y. Needhnm; Orwell, Catlin 4 Wright; Yer.
genncs +. Huntingdon and w. G. Sprague.
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DALLEY'S

c.,.. -i''"tut uutrdnic CWe-AU.
fh.a eyss s aud spfains rapidly aud eomnlete
n,n,s a shown heiore dfaw out humors Trea se Yyes
s,s"Iy poison eaeetuaiI arrest mor,I6csljon in
&c are Ie"dis lawn Poleyi quirer sprana ring bone
cAurIos,-has onIv ~ 7, ms unequnl'ed cure all
" "',y o. my authorised Agents
IN T,r.vv "a ~ nAI'iEY, AIS Broadway, N. Y.
for the Eastern States "' "ANehhg agents
40, mrs. middlebury, W.P. Russell aud sidney Mo-
az. New Haven, A. p Roseoe.-Bsstsl n n No.
ha'n' Nefssnne', Huntington, and w G sprasas
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A Positive Gain of Nearly so Per Zen,

DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXrRACrOn
IN NeU Envelope and Bores of Much
Larger Size!
THAI Incompatible and truly indispensable family
says, palley's Extract being extensively CounerelIed
serous hnld. Avoid the poisonous counterflI and h,
u a1sy E1u act only, In The New Wrapper and Larar
~ - ou thereby avoid the danger attending the use
g,,ins sounlene-escape imposiIion-afe certain Of
n ,he genuine arliee-and gain nearly so per cent
~ Iu%l o. the ointment Mark-lhe " nbos on The
ma r, IPSnI-,ne Triangle, Serpent SUI, Dove Lion
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DWRib1lNBpDEyy VIZ.
For tie Transportation Of Property.
BETWEEN Bosrow, New YoRk, ALBANY.
IL Troy, all ports on Lake Champlain, Mon
ireal and Quebec,
Connecting at Burlington
with Hooker and lIotons Line Of Steamer. and
Barges via the Chamby canal for Montreal. Que
bee, ports on the ST. Lawrence. Kingston, c. W
audail the ports On the upper Lakes.
The Proprletors of this Lie, having made am
pie arrangements, are prepared with
Nc,c and Substantial Lake Boats.
passing Direct, between New York and Ports on
Lake Champlain to give prompt despatch 10 Il,
property intended 10 pass between the places u
hoye named with which they may he entrusted
The Boats Of this Line are n,ariabl, tewed
by Steamers on Hudson River and Lake Cham
plain. Property actually weighed and not subject
ed 10 The usual delay and injury incident 10 frequent
trlnshipmeni.
by the connect on with Hooker and IIolion'.
Line Of Steamers and Barges which leave Bur
lnston tri-wegl y, property passing between Can
ada and New York, will be forwarded direct with
rcshipwent at burlington only.
| Debcnlurc and Warehouse business will ,ncct
with prompt attention.
! Property To and from Boston forwarded by YES
| sci when desired
Property to be forwarded by either Of the Rail-
road Lines from Burlington viii receive part cular
| care.
The Proprieiors believing their facilities f., the
RAPID transmission Of property to be unsurp,.s cd
respectfully ask fora Continuance Of patronage
A G T. rs.
l.. 4. John-qn, Coenties Slip. View York.
Lowell, y y. and Boston Packet Office,
Long Wharf, Boston
Hooker and Ilolion Montreal
April !, 1850. 5O6m
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READY-MADE 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.
Mddlebury April 80, 1850. l;y