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G. COLLIER ROBBINS,

NTANUFACI UbEk OF genuine diamond Point
IVA ed Gold Pens 10. 36 Market Street 81. LOglS,
No These Pens have been thoroughly 1ried IN the
West, and have proved 10 be the very best ever Of
ered to the public tor durability elasticity, unor
nifty Of stroke, neatness ot wOrkm anshIp,and 9TH
er properties OF a good Pen. ! hey cannot be sur
puss sed ! lies SO, with extra strong silver case
and Pencil. Letters enclosing the amount Will
mt ct with prompt atenti9n,and the pens can be cX
changed ii thev do not suit the hand-Ia large En-
craving pens, ana beautiful pen stamped Robbn' :
Odd Fellow s. Pen. constantly on hand. decI-tt
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TEE 11-5s LEsZzH AIR -TIcET


sl.sy WE have received the diffrent sizes OF this
"a superior Air-Tight COOK STOVt., with en-
49, Iarged tucs ana all the latest Improvements
The eat objection to air tight Stoves has heen ne
draft; our enlarged hues obvate that Geiect, and
we now offer the Miss Leslie as n superio- stove
The public are invited call and examine tor henl-
selves jaa.J J. L. & G.. SCllWiNG.
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CLOTHING, &c.
4 RI l34. - 2g
C1NCINNATI CLOTEING STORE.

CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.
Nert door to C. Bel, Druggist. 1Ioin St.,)
Evansville, Ind.
ATEsSRS. AHLERlNG & DRUMMER have
VI lust received iGom their maHulacfary, in Gin
innaii the latest New y ork style at Fall and WIZ
4r Cohng All Of which are made and trimmed
theb best manner, under thef dir ctinn. expressly
pr this market and consists of every article Tequl-
tie to complete Gentemen's Wardrobes-
Goats and Cl0als.
A fine assortment Of Blue, brown, Grey, DraD,
.lackinaw, Blankets; Box, ond Over Coats. Eehu-
ne Pilot and Beaver CloIh CUuls iine lot OF Cloi6
oats of all sizes and prices; superior Black and
Blue, French and English Cloth Dress, Frock ana
-ack COats iuli triu4ned, Saunet and Cashnerette
oats Brown. Green and Grey and all coiors o.
Tweed and Cashmere Sack, Frocli end Dress Goats:
toundabouts and Coals OF all kinds
PantaIOons,
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
rnnts; Fancy French Cassimeie Pants Fancy
stripes ard Biuc, Black, and Steel Mixed and Ia
let Mixed Satlnett Pants: Tweed and Cogdroy Go
ants OF every Varie.y and price 10 SIT purchasers
Vests, ..
Black silk and attn Vests Fancy and Plain SIX
aud common Vests OF all Kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
q All the late styies of plain and fancyES /
z1s silk and satin Craya,s, Scarts, ami @a%Il-'s
5focRs: white silk ma a colors Pocket lianf ser
.hiets Linen and Linen hosou shirts: NJ usilG and
B.. lurut so; Fiannei ami Net Urdcr shirts and
Draws; shirt Collars, every Kind al Beayer L41d.
bread nnd ceC0n Gloves; enhu,lGtrcd and pimn
s,ria sasranGers: SIX ciuglrim and cotton tmbFe-
las; DokEs, Sherwood and CiHse's Lats. also si.I>
Has; Cans. Boots, shoes; walking cares, y c..
All jhe ul.0ye articles and everything else intle
furnishing tlIe viii be sor al Cincinnati pr'ce5 IoF
We Shall coat;uue to receive fresh supplies week
" during the season from our nan2.ar1fy n I an
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TRUNKS.
EVANSVILLE MARBLE YARD.
HETaCHEII. RULE d CO.,

DEALERS in Foreign and American Marble
II Monuments; Tomb and Head Stones, Centre
Table and Counter Toys. &c. dc.
\. B. Work done in good style and THE low
esf nrires. IN l2-ly
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ARRIVAL OF STOVES.

LT The subscriber has just received rfSsT
55z hy the steamer Pontiac a large assort- lFTyl
E.~l fneni OF Double Oven Cooking Stoves, F-1S4H
aad New England Alr-light Cooking Stoves, with
a Inc lot OF Fancy Parlur Stoves which N lie
exar!lrud at nv Stove establishment on Main St,
inst above First, at the sign OF the Mammoth Cot
lee POI. deco If THOS. SCANTLIN.
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THIS popular establishment, formerly on Wa'er
4 Street, is nov open aLd IN TIL ulHrt on MAN
Street, Ia The iarge trick sJle formerly occGilpd
Gy 4. Guniberfs. ~
Na,iu.actory. IN Cincinnati, tl.e iutest rev YORK
style OF Faii and Winner CIoihlng.. All ct wtlcA
are made and triIruod in the bas1 manner, under
ther direction, expressly for tins market, and con-
sists oi every article reqU3slto 20 complete OeltLe
mems Wardru5es
.Coats and Cioa!;s.
A 1e assortment ot Blue, BROWN, Grey, prab,
Mack law 3taukets; box and over Coats Eenu-
inc Pilot ana Beaver Cloh Coatsi tne lot OF IioiG
Coats o all sizes and prices; supeIier jaci> aud
Blue. French and fngiizh Goth Dress, frack and
sack Coats tull trimmed; cuuuet and Caahnciete E
Coa,s Brown, Green and Grey aud. All c3lors oi
Es ecAaas. Cashmere sack, iraeh and Dress Coats
toumdaJouts and Coats OF OH kil'cs ..-... b..
T'antaIooEs.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Casslmefe
Pauts; Fancy trsrch Casslmere Pants, Fancy
stripes ard B,ue, Back, ard Stoel Mixed and Ca
det MIXED Satinejr Pants; Tweed and CJrdrdy ito
Pants ol every variety and price to sur purchasers
Vests,
Black silk md satin Vests, Fancy end Plain silk
Velvet Feat Fancy Cassjnare Vests; SatiAett vests
and common ests OF all kinds.
Furnishing GooGv.
er-----zZ79 Al .hel lote styles Of plain in ffa
and fancy silk and SATIN Crn- F4iHH
7@ vats Scar!s and stocks; white ALy
silk and all co.u,s Pocket Handhercucf~; Liner
and Linen bosom shirts; bius3in and flannel 60.
FLANNEL ana Net under shirts and Draws; SEil
Collars; every Kind ct Beaver, Kid, thread ans
cotton Gloves; euibIoiGerld and plain gum sUspen
ders; silk bingham and cotton lmLreltos; oIlh
Hats Caps Boots. Shoes; walking eaies, &c.
Al the above articles and everything else II
the uruishing line with be sole al Cincinnati psice;
for CASH.
We Shall continue 10 receive fresh supplies week.
ly during the seasUu from our Manutactogy IN
Cincinnati. ise!t 4ll E{JNMEG & CD
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Profe ssOrs:

z. FREEMAN, VI. d. Professor of Anatomy.
X. 5. NEWTON, NJ D., Prot of Surgery.
Ii. J. HULcE. NJ D., Prot. of heory and Practice
of Medicine. ....r... - 'rrsfHIE n
w. BYRD POWELL, NJ. D.. Prof of Physiology.
iathology, Mineraiogy and Geology.
J. hlNls NJ D.. Prot. ot Matera Medica Thern
peulics and Medical jurisprudence .lt
j. MILTON SANntRs, A M, Nj. ID Prof Of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy. ~r. IS 6f
J. A Wilson, n, D., Prof, Of Obstetrics and Dis
cases of Women and Children.
I'll. .Hsss CIinique Lecturers. uas1
Me2icine-Froi Ii. j. hULcE -. -....
Sargery-Piof X. :. NEWTON
4. RELMAN. NJ. D., Anatomical Denonsirator.
The fees for tul! course OF lectures amount to
5lG5
Each Professors Ticket, SIS. Matriculator,s,
s.. Demonstrator's Zee. SO. Graduaator's $50
Those desiflng further information will please
address thcr letters tpOst paid the Dean: and
students arriving in the city will please call ON him
at The Commercial Hotel.
RS, NEWTON, NJ. D., Dean ofahe Faculty
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ael DIR. BURCH.
RECON DEN IT'S L,

NJ I'LL in future confine himself strictly to hi
wv office, in Evansville. Persons from a dis
lance and Strangers visiting the ciIy. are in'orme
that all iuportant operations on the Teeth can bs
aertornled as WI Ii in Evansville as in any OF tht
Eastern cities Fall and half efsof artificial feei
inserted and warrant d qermaneni Tor lie. Suc
operations are ueces ariil expensive, bt when prop
erIv performed are uf permanent benefit; and II l.
better for those who need such important opera
ions to pay little more and have them properly
lad vel performed, than few dsur5 less tor Jo
tia' is woise than gse!ess-
My charges are gsvernedb by the difficulties ofeac
'paIticu.afcas jan5
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M EEdP his INSTITUTE.
NEcdical De partmenf.

'HE regular coufse Of Lectures in this Institute
will commence on the first of November and
continue until the iust OF February. The Anatom.
ical Department will he opened and rendy TO re-
celVe students by The first OF October he Medi-
cal department viii be under the direction oi the
ollovtinp
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SEOES! SECES!! SECES!!!
7 q CASES WUmens Shoes-EasteIn manufac-
{ " tuIe, toI sale low by
TAYLOR q HARVEY,
nj Water street.
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JUST RECEIVED-pe steamer Gen'l La
y fayette, Gen'l Lane, and Oregon
80 bags prime new ltio Coffee;
p thds New Orleans and Clarified Sugar:
u bbls Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered do;
80 do N. Orleans and Sugar-house Molasses,
90 barrels and kegs Tar;
% sacks fine Salt
30 dozen Cedar and Painted Pals;
Which, added TO our former stock, makes it gen
eral and complete
jan4 - FOSTER d BROWN
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40 ONN GUNNY BAGS just received and
L V,OOO for sale low 10y
fo.25 j. Il. NAGHEE & co.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
ACUB kbbIti, Front street, corner OF Vine.
y ono door from G. Venneman's Rope Store, has
ust received fine lot OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Toys, of all kinds and latest styles, Cakes.
Candies, SWcetmeats, &c, dc.
A lot of superior FIRE CRAcEERs In addition to
the above, he always keeps on hand general assort
ment of Groceries and Produce, Glassware and
China Ware. Cutlery, etc.
0cFCountry Produce taKenin exchange for Goods,
and the highest market price paid jan29 tt
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4 EEA PiECES P,ald ilnseys
LOO Cases Beached ~hirtings; ...
- E" ass'd Fancy Prints;
; bales Red tiannels;
caaes White -
Satnetts;
3 " Kentucky Jeans;
5 " Over CoaiineS; ....-
With m iifnie variety ot other goods, just eceiv-
cd and tor sale very low, / Y
d l-1f J. IL MACnhE & W.
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Law Dennrtnenf-


Hon; Z. w. NJ KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Law.
JOHN DEIAFIELD, Esq, Professor Of Commercial
jurisprudence.
Terms-S50 per Session. N ~ aH|
All communications pertaining 10 This deparI
ment must be addressed TO
3. W. NJ. KING, Esq.
Memphis Tenn. March, 1850. Vli i -
TIE Faculties, for intellectual abilities. moral
worth and professional requirements will compare
iaVoraby VII the most distinguished in our cuun--
try. The Medical Faculty constitutes an anomaly
IN this or. any other country-all of Them are able
lecturers and the hest of teachers
Those who will contemplate our geographical
position, and the extent of our population can have
no doubt as 10 the eligibility OF our situation Tor an
enterprise OF the KIND As TO health Including ali
seasons OF the year. we deny that any other civ Las
more.
A common error exists in the minds of MANY SIN.
dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine;
those who intend practcing among ihe diseases OF
the West and South should certainly educate them.
selves at school whose Faculty are practically ac-
quanted with those diseases 'l1lI 'S-N.t
That the public may be satisfied OF the pcrmanen.
cy OF this school. We iee it our duty 10 safe that
the l rusces and Faculty form o unit in action
which au9Lrs well for its future success; and thet
the peculiar internal organization which connects
them cannot be interrupted. h. w. M. KINtI
ieol5 President OF the Memphis Institute.
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DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, &c.
NEW FAIL & WINGIR rRY GCCTs!
| SHANIkLIN q REILLY

4 RE now opening at TIE corner Of Main anC
"A First SITS. n krge and desirahle stock OF For
eign and Donle.tc Dry Goods" to wit; .....
25 Bales Brown ShiTtings;
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Mad asdiP P.. 1.1 oG a5s9 .a and 3S2s ess ds
nv rleh71 G. BELL.
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FRESH GROCERIEs-NEw ARRIVAL
1 GAt, Crushed and Brown Sugar:
- Nos. and Mackerel, in bbls and half do;
No Mackerel, in kits;
\ Salmon, in half kits;
Connecticut river shad;
Rio and Java Coffee;
And all other Groceries. Paisins, Figs, etc
mhl3 IF HORNBROOK & BURT1S.
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TIL 4 REP u BLIC.
REPORT OF THE COMM Ssh ONER OF
THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
NourNfpvu al ISE0


NOVEMBER 80, 1850.
SIR: In submitting for your consideration re-
port Of the operations OF this branch of the service
during the past year, have concluded TO modify
to some extent the forms of statiscs, by present
ing semi annual tables of the sale and disposal of
the public lands TO conform to the fiscal year,
and at the same time admit Of being arranged by
calendar years when desired AS II has been the
practice to found the table for the third quarter in
part upon estimates, have concluded this year to
dispense with il, and TO carry the statistics into the
body Of the report.
The surveys Of the public lands and private claims
have been during the past year with all the
energy which the means at the disposal OF this office
would permit. The late period at which the appro
priations for the current year made prevented
the extension of the surveys this fall in the north
west, as intended, 80 as TO keep pace with the pro-
gress of settlement. The delay thus caused, how
ever, will be compensated by increased efforts in
the ensuing spring. that the numerous settlers
in that direction may have carly opportunity Of
purchasing their improvements.
In the States of Ohio, Indiana, Mississippi, and
Alabama the surveys have been completed, the
chves connected Herewith transferred to the State
authorities, required by the act of June ~, lS4O
and the office of surveyor general in those States
discontinued In Illnois, Arkansas, Michigan,
Missouri, Louisiana, and Florida the surveys are
being brought to close speedily practicable,
will be perceived by reference to the following
table, showing the area of each State, the number
of acres surveyed, and the number remaining un-
surveyed:
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A FREscH BBLioPHoLisT.-Ono oftho most eager
and impsssioncd bibliopholists ever known, vi.
Charles Mottcley, whose death occurred last Sep
tcmhcr, has left a will in which he bequcathcd his
library tho French nation, undcr the auspices OF
the President Of the Republic. NJ MOttclcy pos
sessed the richest aud most numerous collection OF
Elzovirs the most ina gnfccnt specimens Of French
aud other bindings, aud thc most curious cabinet
Of rare works, illustrated manuscripts, &c lie
had hoped that his collection would be placed IN the
Louvre, the Tuillorics, or the Douxombourg. This
collection had been almost purchased by LOUIS
Philippe; and recently by the British Museum.
which would have paid 300 ,0O0f for 1t, Sl2,WO,)
but 1t will not go out of France and it will no doubt
shortly bcoone visible in Of the public cstaJ-
lishIncnts of Paris.
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NAvAL.-The United States stceln-frigate Sara
nae. recently built az Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Tor the Government service, sailed ON w wednesday,
sgrcoably 10 a despatch from the Navy depart
mcnt received on Tuesday evening She was
only sixty-throc minutes in stcaming Il from the
Battery to thc point of Sandy Hook. Il Is under
stooi she will touch at Norfolk for Commodore
Parker. apd thence probably proceed TO the West
Indies 1rIc following is list Of her officers
Josiah Tatnall, captain; Thomas l.. Brent, q.
Carr w. May, and George Wells, heutenants;
A. ". Smith sailing master; n. Pinkney, surgeon'
NJ. Duvall. passed assistant surgeon; ]. J. Jones,
purser; J. r. Doughty, lieutenant marines; J T.
STALL passed midshpman; ID. l.. Brainc, j. Rowan,
H. Ghorad, L. Ramey, midshipmcni W. w. w
Wood chief engineer; NJ. Quin. w l.. Lynch. ID.
Mapcs, T. w. Parks, and A. e.. Jackson, assist
ants; John Crosby, boatswain; II. Robinson, gun
nor; Charles Boordmsn carpenter; j. Frazer, sail
makcr.-N v jour. Com, 9Th
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The population Of the United States in 1910 was
II ,O93,353 Supposing the increase throughout The
country to have been in the same proportion, the
total population would exceed twenty y-three and
half millions, or a million more than las been here
tofOre estimated II Bosfon .dlids.
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Vol. Ill.

connect series of trianguatons, from the bases
laid down in running the parallels and meridians
necessary to the rectangular surveys, and from
these points full views Of the whole Of the inter
mediate valleys could be given.
BY combining these triangulations with the rec
tanguiar surveys, and a full geological descrp
tion the most perfect maps OF that region could be
produced, cxceng those of any other section of
the country Ii would admit also of depar
turc from tho rectangular system when necessary
along streams, In narrow valleys, where il may be
fouud cxpeuicnt To survey the lands into tracts
fronting on the rivers, and running into the up
lands for timber, similar somewhat in character to
tho surveys IN louisiana authorized by the acts of
the Sd March, 1911, and oath May. 1924, with this
dill, encc, that the tracts should be larger, and
subject 10 subdivision by lines to be drawn from
posts set at equal distances the front, to
ponding posts in the and the back lines to be
surveyed to the cardinal points, 30 as to conform
to the lines OF the rectangular surveys in the
In the pacers and other valuable mineral tions
authority should be given for subdividng the
ons or other dvisons into los of suitable size for
mining purposes, and reservations should be made
along the margins OF streams in and dacent to the
mineral regions, for the miners, and to he free To
them in common for washing out the
In consequence OF tho great number of bounty
land warrants issued and located, the low rates at
which those warrants have been sold, averaging
only about eighty cents per acre, the grants and
donations made to the several States for internal
improvements and other purposes the sales OF the
public lands during the past year have been com
paTatively limited.
The whole quantity sold and appropriated in
tisfaction OF warrants and donations exceeds very
considerably however, that OF the preceding year.
The following statement Of the amount of lands
sold and located by military land warrants, &C.
in IS4S, and lSI9, and first three quarters of $780,
exhibits the decrease in cash receipts, and the in
for lSI9, in the amount of lands disposed Of
Acres.
Sales in 1913. i ,SS7 ,553.04 S2,62l ,6l5 26
Mexican
warrants .... 2,2ss 10000 equal to 2,s6l 400 90
State selections,
act of ISL. 37S, S,05S57 equal to 472,57 2l
Improvements
of rivers, &c. 32I 1888 equal to 4Ol ,4s5 81
Choctaw
ttcates 57,249,l0 equal to II sol 81
Total acres. .4.933,Oo9 $6.42s,435 35
Acres.
Sales in lSi9. Il ,329 90277 l756 $50 ~
Mexican
warrants 3. 3.4O5, $40 90 equal 10 4,a56, 900 90
State selections,
act of is4l -. 259,So6.6O equal to 32i,75S 25
Improvements of
rivers, &c.. 35,2462l equal to ,O57 10
Choctaw tertiH-
Gates ....... 53,935.33 equal to 67,4l9 lG
Total acres. 5,loi4l09l S6575 OBS 80
Acres.
Sales in three
quarters in
1880 ,...,..,. Sb9,US2.S2 81 ,l29,lS6 50
Mexican
warrants for
lst, I'd, and
part of 81
quarter. i ,520, 90 equal TO 900, $50 90
State selections 379,SO35S equal to 474,754 AZ
Choctaw certih-
Gates ........ +6,3t0.52 equal to 81 $50 65
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Da Taos NJ FoorE, late United States charge
d'afsires 10 Bogots, aud of the proprietors OF
the Buffalo COMMERCIAL Adrsriisu, will leave this
city on his return homewsrd this afternoon lie
has resigned the official post which he has filled
with AZ much credit TO himself and advantage TO
the country, and will shortly resume The editorial
control of the journal with which he has so long
been idcntihed.--Ne,c York Com. advertiser, oh.
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Hon. A. II. ii. STUART,
Secretary Of the Interior.

PorULATioN OF THE UNITED STATEs.-The results
of the census are beginning TO become visible Al
ready we have received the following estimates from
ths Statca mud Terrifarics named,
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lows.
1850. 1910.
lli3s,23 S,007, $40
: ,OD7 $40
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-01
OVER WuELMING

herchaus hose of every station maine and
degree among ankind-a at which, without one dis
,rniing nhIecunn, pronounce this Ointment o. be- GOOD
AZ day By day II unOhtrusyrN extends lis sphere OF
action along tie busTs of cOunty aud Is cir
culaicd throughout lls extent evidences Of pow
en- and pfouis Of lis efficacy continually devel
uprd. Three millions OF boxes, applied 10 discuss
within the last TOUR years has established the astounding
it's lNFALLlDLE In the at all Iunnfs, ulceisl
sores, huns, Teller Pies, ScToula, ETysp las Chi.
blains. Srad Head, sore Ey QuinsN, CiOup heu
mRusn Broken Breast, Ague M the incq COIns, &c.-
Il completely rcsores the lsslNsiHIE PEHsrIRATInN,
aud by THIS means opcs those avenues by which nature
intended tu eApel The morbid matier o the budvthas
is the system clennscd The blood purified, and the health
Tesiufed,
Wholesale aud Retail nj the Grand Dcpot IA FUl
ION Sueri, New York, and by an druggists through.
nut the unied states. !, MALlSrEk, Sole Pnpiieinf,
ION IA fulon-sf, y Y
AsEsTs Niddlrhury, Nm r. Russell and 5 Moody.
Bristol ! 49, Necdnan; Orwell, Cathn & Wight Yer
gennes +. Huntington, aud w q. spmgue.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-01
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following Is an extract from a letter lately
ceived lIum distinguished phys IN the State OF
Virginia
"A H. CnRsrir, NJ. D.-Dsar sir One Of my patients
unknown Ia me, obtaned your GalraHc Bei aud Meek
lace with the Magnefic FLUID for serious affection Of
Deafness. The that Of a lady whose Nervous
stem much diso deIed and her general health poor
Much done previously to the apple alton Of the Belt
but with very little success and feel it only right to tell
you that since she commenced wearing the Belt and
using the Fluid, but few weeks ago she has EN-
TlRELl RECOVERED HER HEARING and her
general health Is better than for several years.
o. Every OF Deafness. II it be Nervous as il
generally Is can be cured by this wonderful remedy
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Ladies',

You will find at the MASONIC HALL
STORE Il large and splendid assortment of
Larns, Bareges, Linen Giagaams, Grapes,
&c. &c, Sc,
Just received pr Express Also FOULARD
SILKS, BRAIDS. and another lot of those
beautiful SILNERED FANS.
u. BECKWITH & co.
June 10, 1850
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HART FORD.
II. MOOR E

Willrun an Omnibus from the Depot Grounds
in Middlcburyi to any part of the village, for
IL l-2 cent>-and to MooRE's HorEL. on jail
Street. Il few doors south of the Court House.
free Of charge.
lie would also respectfully announce to Tray
oilers and the public generally, that his House
l., open FIR their reception as heretofore and
thaihe will spare no pains to render their STAY
with him agreeable and satisfactory.
Middlebury, Oct. |, ls49. 23tf