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A CARD.-Tho subscriber, a member of the
IA former Commission on Mexican claims, will
November, and offers his services TO clama nts I'M
der the treaty. lie will attend TO any other bust
ness with which he may be trusted especially from
the South. Those DESTROYS OF obtaining his ser
vices will please 20 address Andrew Wylie, osq.,
Washington city.
Nov. 6-du II NJ BRECKENRIDGE.
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MISS E. II. SCOTT.

Music Lessons on Plano and Guitar.
A PPLICAT1ON 20 be made at Miss MARY E.
IA BRONAUGH'S, next door 20 the Hon. Mr.
Holmes, on Missouri avenue, between Sd and 4 !
streets, WAsHIsoroS, ID. G. After the experience
Mics Scorr has had in teaching in Sominares,
both South and West, she is confident she will
give satisfaction 10 thoee who favor her with their
patronage.
She has also made arrangements to give lessons
ON the Piano at Temperance Hall, on street.
Terms moderate. Sept 6-t
PASSENGERS FROM EUROPE assongcr
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I Avs OF THE LAST sEssION.-A few
IL copies of the pamphlet edition Of the Laws
passed at the last session OF Congress for sale
At the Republic office, Oct Soft
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
i ted States from the first day Of February 1851
NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, and NEW
YORK, will be received at the Contract Office OF
the Post Office Department, in the city of Wash
ington, until a. IN, of the Goth December. (to be
decided by the Sd Of January next,) on the routes
and in the manner and time herein specified, viz.
MAINE.
l25 From Buckfield at 10 IN Monday. Wcdnes-
day, and Friday;
By East Sumner, Hartford, and Canton Mills;
To Canton by p IN, Is miles;
And back between Z m and IN next days.
Proposals to extend by Peru TO Dxfeld will
be considered.
l26 From Buckfeld at 2 IN Tuesday and satur-
day;
BY Summers
To West Sumner by p In, ~ miles;
And back between 10 a IN and p IN same
days.
1877 From Bethel at m Saturday;
BY Newry Corner and Bear River;
To letter b by IN, 80 miles;
And back between a m and B p IN, Friday;
1913 From Waterville at m every day except
By Fairfield. Norridgewock, Madison, and
East Arson;
To North Arson by IN, n miles;
And back between m and ~ IN;
Proposals to run by a different schedule. hours
to be named by the bidder, will be consd-
cred; also for weekly service.
1919 From Belgrade at 10 IN Tuesday;
BY Rome, Mercer, and Starks;
To Industry by & p m, 25 miles;
And back between IN and 2 IN Monday.
80 From North Arson at m Wednesday;
BY East Arson and East New Vineyard; I.
To New Vineyard by IL IN, IL miles;
And back between p IN and p IN same day.
l3l From Bangor at m, Friday;
BY Hermon, South Levant, Exeter, West
Garland, Dexter, (northeasterly part,)
Sangerville, Guilford, Abbott, and Mon
son;
To Moose Head Lake by IL m next day, rs
miles;
And back between IL m Wednesday and p
III next day.
Proposals to end at Monson are invited; also
for tri- weekly service.
1872 From Exeter at IN Saturday;
(On the avenue road;)
TO Abbott by m, "a miles;
And back between IN and IL same
day.
Query9 Whether this route will be mecca
sary if No l3l is let.
1873 From Fort Fairfield at 6 a m Monday;
BY Van Buren, and Madawaska;
To Fort Kent by IN next Wednesday, 100
miles;
And back between a m Thursday and p IN
Saturday.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-22

ihooeh us reasoning ives no, his, he had as
'enIed TO MS conclusions. He concurred in the
canclusioos to which the Committee had ar.
f'ved, under the circumstances. If he had 10
frame The bills he would bave mede them d {.
'eren'Iy but he had long since known tha,
even On uniTpof'ant n ensures every ono can.
aoi have bis particular views. lie thought
'he plan was ve'y dilercr, from the resolu.
tons OF The Senator from Kentucky.
Nj. DAVIS, Of Miss, said. ,hs, he would
vote Tor the printing, bu, he would vote a.
ga'ns' The bills reported by them. tie was
prepared TO vote against The bills bofors The
committee vert out, and hsir uuion would
not change his vote.
Mr.. BRIGHT said, TIN, he hsd, against
his own personal interests. against the in
siruclIons Of his State, ard against he popI.
az Will OF his Constituents, gone in favor of
ih'' measure as compromise. He thought
The man who, IN this case, would consider his
own in'e'es's, did an jIry to his country, aRd
vas un"orihy seat on he 4 or. lie uo,d
vote Tor the plan reported, with no resersa.
lnns, but 20 for II slron-l -ly and broadly. L
this ialed, lie would 20 Tor such measure as
"ond adnl' California al The earliest moment.
The report aud the bills wero then ordered
10 be printed, uud
ihe nate a. ,urned.
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Mr.. Webster closed amids, vocferous
cheering, which lasted for some moments.-
The meeting being in The open air, the vast
crowd, IN their anxiety 10 see and hear the
speaker, rushed upon the reporters tables
and entirely stopped the operations Of most
of them. In this dilemma your reporter was
greatly indebted TO Mr.. Hale Of the Daily
Advertiser, for aid, from The report prepared
for that paper.
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FRIGHTENING ALANDLORD

A landlord IN Plttsburg, who is well known
for his dunning habits, had called several
times on a tenant who owed him money
The ,enanl finally sent note inviting him to
call on him " in the back room Of the third.
story, and receive his money!" The land.
lord had read the Webster testimony, aud
has not troubled his tenant since.
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ARREST OF A FUGITIVE.

Mr.. Bulloch, the Cashier of Bank in Sa.
vannah, who robbed it Of 100000 and fed,
was pursued to England, arrested there, and
brought back in the Steamer Cambria last
week. A reward Of $4,000 had been offered
for his arrest.
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There is much truth, says the Journal Of
Commerce, in the annexed communication,
which Northern men would do we'll to pom.
der. Ga the other hand, il contains some
lhings which are strongly Saied-peshaps
over. stated.
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.of having acted like fOsl the expression W
I'D J. c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-01

% Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell Register
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DEATH FROM A SLIGHT COLD

tFY9 BY ncglectng those sautary precautions wh'ch
common sense dictates many. very many fall victims TO
their inprudence. We have seen the young nride
blooming like bird of paradisctle fair Hover OF hope
the pride Of her father and the JOY OF her moterher
check flushed with anticipation, and her eye beaming
with the sof expression oflove-ho gay dreams of life
dancing before her fancy with the rich and varogatcd
tins the ranbows hue We have all this chang
cd-avc the wedding garment for shroud and the bri
nl chamber scpulchre of the dead and all this by
ncrcctng common cold" Now before it is too late
use DIR. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Can.
chaagua which gives immediate relief thousands of
intelligent and wealthy families ready and
willing tn testify
TT See other Certificates in the Pamphlet, also long
advertisement in another column.
For Sale in Middlcbury by L. d. WHEEIOCK
Sept. 10, 1850. 23:lm
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember
District of Addison, SIS. I ed, that at Pro.
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and for the
District of Addison, on the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER A. ID. 1850:
Joseph Hayward and Ruth NJ, Jcnison, Adj
illustrators OF the estate Of
SILAS ii. JENISON,
late Of Shoreham, in said District deceased
mako application to this Court to have The time
allowed them for the payment of the debts Of
said deceased, extended one year from the cx-
pration of the time heretofore limited by this
Court: 1t is thereupon ordered, that said ap
plication be considered ut the session of this
Court, to be held at the Office of the "egi7..ee,
of this Court, in said MiddicDury on Thursday
the 18th day of October next, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon and that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said time being extended, by
publishinga certified copy of this order in the
Mddlebury Register-a newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-three weeks successfully pre-
vious TO the time of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register,
a true copy Of Record,
% Attest jed S. Bushnell Register.
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WIN. d. Harris, Esq, Deputy Sheriff. residing at Me
gainesville, Saratoga county N. Y, authorized Mr.
John Wait, merchant at Dallston Spa say that his
wife long afflicted with Pulmonary cough, general
debility and decline, and considered by himself
physician and friends, inourahc. She recommend
cd aud induced to try Brans Pulmonary Basam and af
ter making the trial felt so much benefited that she
continued take until IL has restored her to perfect
state Of health lie further said, that there was no
doubt In his mind the nature and seriousness OF his
wifs disease and that was his full belief that the said
Balsnm saved her lifo.
THE Rev John @. l.. Haskns who is an agent Of ours
ut Marion, Wayne county, New York. wiote March 9th,
1919. Please send without delay, by railroad, n
supply Of Brants Indian Medicines. am entirely out,
and fear of tho persons who have obtained 1t of
mo- and are taking it, will be out before can receive
more. These medicines have effected great wonders
here in curing diseases that gwen by physi
clans aud others utterly hopeless Some have by the
Of it been raised from the very verge of the grave
,T For list Of agents. see advertisement in another
column. 93:2w
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5000 SHEEP /!
Weybridge, Sept. 8, 1850. 20

STATE OF VERMONT, BE il remember
District of Addison. IS, I ed that, ut Pro
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and for the
District of Addison, on the 10Th day of Septem
Der. A. ID. 1850:
Reuben Gillct Executor Of the last will and
testament Of
VIRTUE WILLIAMS,
late Of Drdport in said District deceased, pre-
scnts his administration account for allowance ;
II is thereupon ordered, that said account be
considered for allowance, AT the session of this
Court to be held at the office Of the Register of
this Court, in said Middebury, on Thursday,
the 9Th day of October next at one o'clock in
the afternoon; aud that said executor give no.
tice thereof to all persons interested. that they
may appear and make their objections, il any
they nmy have, TO the allowance of said ac-
count, by publishing acertifed copy of this or
der in the Middlebury Registers newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks sue
cessivcly previous TO the time OF said Court.
Jed. >. Bushnell Reqishy
Atrpe Copy of Record
p Attest. Jei s. bushnell, Rasisi,,.
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LET THE VIRTUES Og DIR. CORBETTS CON
GENERATED SYRUP OF SARSAPARlLLA


The undersigned troubled about four years since
with Scrofuln and my general health not good. ap.
piled to l.. NJ Knight, NJ D. of this place, and by his
direction Immediately commenced using Corbetts Sha-
kcr Compound of Sarsapnrilla.
"He thought IL be necessary for to take il a
long time being badly diseased that large Scrofulous
Ulcer developed itself swelling and spreading severity
under the len side of throat restoration to health
desparcd Of and serious doubts were entertaincdby
my ply siclans and friends whether should ever
er. In 1877 commenced taking Corbetts Syrup of
Sarsaparilla, and soon found relief
ain about four weeks after ] commenced taking it,
this ulcer healed up After that was then absent
about fonr weeks Journey, but taking of the
Syrup with me- the humor returned aud another ulcer
grew under my throat larger and more formidable than
the first.
AFTER my return home commenced taking this Syr.
up again and in few weeks tho ulcers were healed up
and have remained ever since. My health is now
fully restored aud to this invaluable medicine do a.
lone attribute my being spared early and suffering
death. FREEMAN HAMMOND
e Franklin, ~ H., Jan. II, 1919.
State of n. II Merrimack, ss.l
January IL, 1919,
Personally appeared the above named Freeman Ham.
mond and made solemn oath the truth of the above
statement Before me-
JOSEPH w. CLEMENT, Notary Public
State of N H., Merrmack, IS, I
January II, 1si9
], Alice b. Hammond, wife of said Freeman Hammond
certify to the truth Of the above and know it be true
ALICE b HAMMOND.
Sworn TO before me,
NV. CLEMENT, Notary Public.
DcrThe above valuable medicine is sold by E. BRIN
LEY & Co.. Druggist, Boston, and by their appointed
Agents.
Sold by E. u. wHEEIoCK Mddlebury, also by
Ags. throughout the State. 23;lw
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Medicinal UsEoF THIS VIVID CHERRY

Ever since the settlement of America, Wild Cherry
has been known to possess very impo medicinal
tues Every body knew this fact but nobody knew how
TO extracts essential properties Every mother gives
Wild Cherry tea to her children for worms for colds
aud for almost every disease; aud adults throughout
country in the habit Of making compound of Syrup
of Wild Cherry bark and other ingredients to be used
III spring an antidote TO complaints incident that
ehangefi 1t is found by experiment that tho
Wild cherry possesses even far important qualities
than was ascribed TO it, For the first stage of Cousump.
ton, Asthma no matter how long standing, Coughs Lv-
er Complaints, etc. proved to be the best medicine
known to man. DR.. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry is
achcmical extract combined with similar extract from
Tar which enhances its value. Its snccess in curing
pulmonary diseases in almost every stage after our best
physicians could do more has atonished the and
led them to confess that Wiars Basam of Wild Cher
ry possesses principle heretofore unknown among med
cial men.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold by l.. d. WiEELoCK, Middlebury, also by
Agents throughout the State. 23Iw
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100 AGENTS WANTED.

To travel In the Southern, Middle Northern stato,
Steady employment will he given for a number Of ycars
To- respe' young men Of business hab and possess
cd OF good common education aud gontcmanly address
such yonng men would fnd greatly to their advantage
as ~n ahmd an Opportunity tn sec the country and
tno same time earn besides all expen.es from $500
800 year Some Agents have earned double ihal a
mount Much depends an ability To act perseverance,
aud eeonomy-it being pleasant business Those who
DIRE 'sing rosr rAiD
l9im JACOR MONK Philadclnhi.
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AGENTS WANTED.
NEW ENGLAND
TRUSS MANDATORY
JAMES FREDERIC FOSTER,

RATCHET SPIRAL TRUSSES.
i67 Washington street, BoSicn, Mass. 467.
All the various approved TrusseS, constant
~ for sale. Ladies waited on by Mrs. Caro-.
line ID Foster, who has had 20 years expert
ence in the business.
The subscriber has removed his place of
business TO i67 Washington street, up beyond
the'Boylsion Market, four doors from Lagrange
Place, on the same side cf The street, ofihe Two
above named places
Strangers in the city viii please take notice
the odd numbers a even numbers areon oppo-
site sides of the street II being az opposite the
subscribers residence, ACT, where he will keep
a full supply of Ready Made TIusses for gem
llemen and ladies, youths and infants. Alb
domiual Supporters uf s orr different kinds,
such as Hull's. Chapin's Spinal Cuuer's, Fiich's
Ingalls,, &c, &c. Ladies' waited upon by Mrs.
Caroline u, Foster, at the above place.