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FALL And WRITER cLoyE.MG.

FALL AND WRITER CLOTHING.
4 NEW AND CUMpLETH assortment Of
A the itcs, an| rs">i i3,ti,i,ahlr ,tyl, utalrN's
iND EDAH' Clailiin,., Manufactured in The best
manner, may be LA! III III. lowest Cash Prices
at
GEORGE CUIIN'S
Clubbing Establishment. S,uti.-,at nrupr Of
Second ami Market @ta.. illlLAI LIllllA,
Embracing ch"c" ssSDl.nrnt #
DRESS AND ThNCk COtTS,
CLOAkS. HtCk COATS,
BANGUf COATS.
BUSINESS COATS. Sc.
Together with his Usual extensive variety e
English, French AND American cloths ani u NJ
ter Fabrics. suited tn ttr wants Of Men ani
Boys, both for dress and hn>inr*s garments
Particular care has been taken 10 ~ ccure n
complete assortment Of Socis up,II to the new
style
WINTER COATS,
rANEAI.OONS.
VESTS, &C..
To which Il" won't. invite special attention, and
particularly 10 his new aSsor!nrr, IF
FURNISHING INCNS,
Consisting ut Shirls. Stnrks. !iandh .rciri., So.
M Il which air offered at the lowest ro>-;hlc
cash prices, and a. cheap NJ any other Clcthinr
Sore in the ninn.
C. T'rarrnts wl.o desire Boy, CIotAing. No
earnestly invited 10 examine til" <i,"L, aS H..
greatest cane has hccr t~k'n provide the ,nu>t
dutahl" patterns Ali desirable STYLES, at the
most economical fair1.
s.'tinall noic+ inA IN n: par Tor goods
Phile .rlpha, Oct. ii Sit.
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tor elect; and M-ssrs. Emory, and Rob
erts the delegates. All gains.

tor elect; and M-ssrs. Emory, and Rob
erts the delegates. All gains.
hartford COUNTY.
HAvRE DE GRACE, Now.
p. c. RICKETTS,, EsQ:--Dear Sir
Enclosed | send Won the returns from
Hartford, you uiH see ire are used up.
We have elected our Register.
wings. Locos.
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Morgan, 1877 Thomas, Il. Ill
Lottery Commissioner.
Hicks, ". 1858 Stewart, d. 1898
Land Office.
Brewer, 1918 Murray, 1880
Commissioner Public Works.
Keatinge, 1902 Cuttings, 1886
Judge Court Appeals.
Schley, 1888 Mason, 1850
Circuit Judge.
Barroll, i'd. 496 Constable, 1872
County Clerk.
Archer, 1929 Jarrett, 1869
Register OF Wills.
Billlngslea, 1886 Richardson, 1884
Shoritf.
johnson, 1915 Bu.sey, 1906
States Attorney.
Webster, 1856 Dallam, 1865
County Surveyor.
Pyle, 1851 Young, 1915
Legislature.
McGraw, 1914 Bateman, 15t7
Michael, 1872 Stephenson, 1920
Hawkins, 11ll Hope, 1875
Judges Orphans Court.
Wiles, 1911 Boulder, 14l5
Moo.es, 1862 Bay, 1909
Waters, 1863 Cunningham. 1913
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SHOCKING AND Fatal Acr1nrvr.--A
highly respected farmer, Mr.. John Bolts,
living near Halls Cross Roads. in Nar.
ford county, Nd, Will" tending biz
thrashing machine, On Friday week, lad
his right arm caught therein, dreadfully
lacerating snd crushing it from the han
upwards towards the shoulder. De-
clining to submit to the necessary am.
puta,ion, the forfeit Of his life was the
consequence, on Tuesday night last. Mr..
Bolts leaves wife aud several children.
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LAND EOR SALE.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, by the heirs
w Of Samuel Rry nolIs, decd. on
Friday, the 2lat day Of .iorember,
n small Farm, continuing
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& Oxford mkt, Green, Brown,
y Blue, light and dak mkt Selinetts. for snle
very ehsspby BROWN & FoARp.
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JAPANESE L,TEEATvRE.-An Ameri-
can Inan-ot-war, cruizing in the Japan
~" watrrs, picked up the crew Of Ja-
EAHes" vessel that had been wrecked,
from whom they obtained copy of the
aIphabet Of that country. n list Of the
names Of TIE sailors, and representa-
1icn of the compass used by them. The
alphabet contains forty eight characters
The letters and names stand in perpen-
dlcuiur columns, and the order of read
ing il to begin with the right.hand col
umn aud read down-the reverse of our
method. These discoveries prove that
the japanese are people among whom
learning has been cultivated; and hope
i, expressed that, through the rescued
+ amen. more succ 'ssfu attempt will
!s mads 10 open communication with
that teo, le.
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DAAEGsSsE.

Nlilinm-@ood morning John, how are youa
John-Why William! how do Won do?
William-rcry well ndecd, sir, it is quite cold
this morning.
John--}es, and 1t bids fair for continuing So
for The present, by the by, speaking ofthe
weather, begin 10 feel my cid light clothes
little unreasonable, and Icph niShng Of nv
wardrobe is necessary, or the iehting iiusis Of
winter will be npon Eie rnprel AIRED.
Niillam--W eli John, il is NOT u safe policy to
LET these things be too long. that every person
must admit, but you need not be put TO the least
inconvenience ut The present time. All YOU
have 10 do /: to step down 10 WELLS and YOU
can suit yourself with any Kind Of clothes YOU
want except Boots and Shoes. He thinks there
are men engaged in that business exclusively,
enough {" supply The wants 81 tie community,
and he goes on the principle cfryiag 10 lire and
let lire.
John--Ah, flats the reason Wells don't keep
Boots and shoes. Then such a nan should be
encouraged by every friend OF Hcmr Industry,
and whatever want in lis line Of business I
will buy Of him. il he will sell 10 me right
William--Try him, and il yen can't deal with
him. you can not with any man in this town,
tl.at know; and il yen want any thing made to
order, he will warrant 10 give perfect satsiac-
ton.
John-Thank you sir, will call on him..
Elklon. Oct. - ~
CO.iST.4DLk'N SIZE.
HY virtue Of u writ Of Nenl I:vYunas Issued
ID By BENJAMIN Mi!!ct, one Il the justices #
the Peace OF the State e. Giniy and. in anI Gr
Cecil county. n, the suit tf .i,hn ". Stn.rtIi,
and Gne execution issued by ,u! ErUjauuIH A,ll-
l%r, ut the suit 1t ;Chn tHl, tci. hclli Il. aust
the goods an! chatll,s, lands and tenn IN, NJ. +
'AIt nrt.. md. ~, stat | a
and taken into execution, ali ll.al yi"c", Jarc,I,
or tract OF Land. situated in VIC arI Ilcc,ltu
District, wlicrcon the sal joiu lynch n,% r.
sides. al joining janis Ct II'aty SIMPSON. Tho.
McN"y md others. containing iNriyc irr,.,
rontc or less: AMI h"r't! give nrtre Ii nj On
SATi hDAi, the 18Th 'Ny Of N"yr.hcr. nj tie
ont door q the Go, II iiuuSr in Elrton, be-
tween the hours of 2 All 3 u'r'ur'. will ctlrr
for sale the said land for cash. To sa;i,iy said
WritS. lilL. IDtRD
Oct - Is (S2.00l Coast.
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Personal APPEARANCE OF Kossrrn.
A late l'tter from Marsriles describes
the personal appearance Of the Hunga.
rlsn chief, IS follows
Tie is about FIVE feet ten. inches. a
middle sized man, forty eight wears of
age. The most prominent features of
his head are long beard, similar to
that Of Capuchin, and prominent
forehead. His hair is cut half short, and
b" wears IA black Hungarian hat, adorn-
RI with ostrich feathers of the same
color. His ordinary costume is ganer-
ally black frock coat, cut in the Same
fashion AZ that of Canadian Catholic
priest without collar Such is the
exact portrait ofthe politician for whom
the United States have taken so much
s'oubl" the "5o ON friend" of Mazzi-
nj, and Lcdru Rolin.
A FIGH7,NG WnAI,-Low ofa While
SHIP III" whale ship Ann Alexander,
Capt. John G. DeLlos. of New Bedford,
was destroyed, on the Doth of August,
in lat. . 81 s., Ion. l12 W., hv being
struck by a sperm whale, which the
crew were attempting to capture. AZ
ter the whale bad destroyed two boats,
the ship WAS put in pursuit of the mon
ster. On nearing him, a lance was
thrown into his head, and few mo.
mrnts after he rushed on the ship, struck
her abreast the foremost about two feet
from the keel, knocking large hole
entirely in h.. bottom. through which
the water rushed with great rapidity,
ana she commenced settling down.
The remainny boats were cleared away
and launched, and a little bread and
vs'cr, oil that could be saved, was pla.
e.! in thens. After some efforts to re.
lyvs the ship and keep Der ahoat, tie
captain and crew left her in the boats
T~o days after the occurrence, they
FIJI in w::!h the ship Nantucket, Capt
Gibbs, and ~sre taken on board ant
landed st pait.. L'.?t. Deblois reached
New York en- Sunday in the steamer
Cherokee. Similar attacks upon ship
hsva bean made by SPERM whales, bu
thy are exceed s:ty rare.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

CECIL C0UNTY-OGcig
Fs, C,.a2ir Her of the Treasury,
GEORGE c. MORGAN.
PHILIP f. THOMAS,
Tor Lottery Commissioner.
I THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS.
THOMAS r. STEWART.
Fer Commissioner ofthe Lani Office.
I GEORGE G. BREWER.
JAMES MURRAY.
For Ju lge ofthc Court Of Appeals.
JOHN B. ECCLESTON.
WILLIAM TINGLE.
For Commissioner of Public Works,
tJOHN X. FRANKLIN.
THOMAS h. HOLIDAY.
For Judge ofthe Circui, Cour,
ALBERT CONSTABLE.
BENJAMIN c. BARROLL.
For State Senate.
t EDWIN WILMER.
JOHN NJ. MILLER.
For the House Of Delegates.
t JAMES S. MITCHELL,
t GEORGE RICKETTS,,
I CORNELIUS SMITH.
JOHN W. MORGAN,
JOHN T. RICHARDS.
JOHN MACkIE.
For Clerk of Circuit Court.
t JOSEPH w. NEAZEY.
HENRY II. MITCHELL.
For Register of Wills.
t JAMES H. JAMAR.
BENNETT +. BUSSEY.
For Judges of Orphans Court.
T BENJAMIN W. HARRIS,
I JAMES MCINTYRE,
+ SAMUEL HAlNES.
WILLIAM TORBERT.
HENRY S. SITES.
NOBLE PENNINGTON,
For States .4icrnsy
RICHARD GRASON.
For Sheriff.
I JOHN JANNEY.
BENJAMIN NANDIEFR.
For County Commissioners.
JOHN J. PEARCE,
t JAMES l.. CRAIG,
t WILLIAM 7. MILLER,
ROBERT c. CARTER,
t JOHN lEAMANs,
JAMES BARNES.
I JOHN s. CNRlSTY.
GEORGE NJ. TYSON,
THOMAS BOULDEN,
JAMES MACkEY,
JAMES A. LAKELAND,
ZIMEI TAYLOR,
ROBERT MONTGOMERY.
RICHARD B. BOULDEN,
For County Surveyor.
+ JETHRO JOHNSON.
EDWARD B. LEWIS.
\ higs MARI ed thus. +
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A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
II hunting on the premises OF the subscribers
with Dog or Gun. Any one so offending will be-
prosecuted.
JOIN JACKSON, r.OwrNs,
p. +. JACKSON, GroRGr SiMceI.
Carpenters point Oct. II '5l--Jw.
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NEW FAIL. GOODS.
r wv EKRsI,

II BROWN. j., brgs leave to inform his
IL. customers ant the public generally, ilst
he las associated with hu. in buA">s SaLluci
B. Fosrd Esq, and the hD>ln',s Will r,Atttr
bc cUu!ucit! Under iii" firm ur D,uWn 4 Fuari.
They tavt jaat opened a large an super Tor
S'"rh @! ial! ani Winter Goods. embracing the
latest varieties nila lies AMI 4"nii"m"n's dress
|n"l'. also Il "rtat variety of staple ani fancy
articles, all ct which they are ui"ring al prices
unusually low.
They nvtrth-r friends and the public 10 call
and So" their gooIs. as they are cent? lent that
their st"c. cannot be surpassed in this market.
oc', II. EROWr 4 FQARD.
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QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.

by note from correspondent at An.
napolis, we learn that the whole demo.
cratic ticket in Queen AIMS county is
elected. Ez.Cor. Graeon is the Sena.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION. Nov. 1.-THE
election IN this State continues for three
days, and is progressing with much
spirit, an immense vote being polled.-
Gen. Foote, the Union candidate tor
Governor, is sweeping everything before
him, and will carry the State by twenty
thousand majority.
In the first district, for Congress, D.
Is. Majors, in The second district John
d. Freeman, and in the fourth \. Daw-
son, ell Union candidates, are elected.
IN the third district Neville, seces-
sloaist, ia making a pretty heavy poll,
AMI may be elected.
OFr-SnooT OF THE WORLDS FAIR IN
THE UNITED SrATEs.-A proposal is
made in the London papers, over the
signature Of Edwa d Riddle, United
,+'a'es commissioner. and the Austrian
commissioner, to transfer to New York
the most attractive and valuable portion
at the articles which have been exhibit
I'd in the Crystal Palace; and it is stated
that company has been formed, repre-
s"ntrd in Europe Ly these two men, 'to
whom thr entire management has been
entrusted.' 1t is also stated that large
building will BE- erected in New York
which will be made bonded ware
house for the reception of goods from all
countries, snd that the proposed exhi-
hi,ion will be open on the 18th of April
next. about six months from this date.
ard continue open for period Of four
yron.le
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DlAAkETS, Of various size and quality, fol
- ale cheap by BROWN y FOAkD.
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(NiliAp MI si.lEr.--N"w York cnI James
y Steam Mall. and other CHI ice bran. IF Mus-
Inns III store, ais" very heavy stock 81 brown
muzlins, canton iiannes AMI brown drilling. f.!
sal. AT reduced prices. BROWN < iiUAltD.
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5S5; Wyse, dem, 600; Turner, Union
wing, 7l2; Holmes, Union dem, ST.;
Preston, |. dem, 5S7; W oodrutf, Union
dem, CPS; Buchanan, Union whg, 74O;
Somerville, Union whig, 64S.
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DROWN s TOAkD lave all the chuic" 9. ,o,-
- OF French Merinoes, Crburgl. aud ria IL Do
lanes, together with superior assortment ui'
new style Muslin Eriuatt, aiso an extensive az
S"rnrHt d Bay State uni new style cashmere
S,agla. I,.v
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1876 l21 2l+ III 355 so5 o55 1853
III 1873 $50 2o2 1856 393 263 1899
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GRAVY WILLIE.

The nonresident rioprictors of tho Town Of
Granville, in the County of Addison, are hereby
notified that The taxes assessed by said Town.
wi hin the years lsl9, 1850 and 1851, remain
either in whole or in part unpaid on the follow
ing described lands in said Town. to wit:
Lot No &c, 81 div, original proprietor John
Cutler, assessed to John Groves
Lot No 1871, Sd div, original proprietor Ben
iamn Scott assessed to Edmund Hodges.
Lot No 10, Sd div, original proprietor James
Mad, assessed TO John w, Dodge,
Lot No 81, Sd div, original proprietor Alex
Sheldon, assessed to Ford & Warrcnner.
Lot No. 80, 2d div, original proprietor John
Graham, assessed to Benjamin Spear.
Lot No Al, 81 div, original proprietor Jesse
Abbott assessed to Benjamin Spear.
Lot No 10, 2d div, original proprietor Isaac
King, assessed TO BENJAMIN Spear.
Lot No %. ID div, original proprietor James
Fisk, assessed to Jonathan Bass.
Lot No 49, 81 div, original proprietor Gideon
King assessed to Elcazc. Bancroft.
Lot No 2l7, Sd div, original proprietor Isaac
Pomeroy, assessed TO Julius Converse.
Lot No 50, Sd div, original proprietor Sheldon
Graham, assessed To j. p. Kidder.
Lot No 9il, Sd div, original proprietor Isaac
King assessed to Dea. Keith,
Lot No -, I'd div, original proprietor Asaph
Sheldon, assessed to I.insley & Btckwith.
Lot No 1919, 2d div, original proprietor Amos
Crosby, assessed TO John G. Solacc.
Lot No sos, 2d div, original proprietor Nor.
man Graham, assessed TO lsah kirkha m.
Lot No IS, ID div. ORIGINAL proprietor David
Russell, assessed to Ford A. W aldo.
Lot No 1871, sd div, original proprietor Jesse
Abbott, assessed to VIM Abbott.
Lot No 1876, LIST div, original proprietor Alex
Sheldon, assessed to Bruce & Kent.
Let No i23, 2d div, original proprietor Alex
Sheldon, assessed TO Ford & Kent.
Lot No 81, ID div, original proprietor Alex
Sheldon, assessed to Ford & G. + Smith.
Lot No &c. ID div, original proprietor Solomon
Bannistcr, assessed to Justin :. Morrill,
Lot No 81, I'd div, original proprietor james
McClinlock, assessed to S. & +. Morris.
Lot No -, 3d div original proprietor Johr
Graham, assessed to VIM. NJ Ross.
Lot No i9i, Sd div, original proprietor james
Shaw, assessed to lloratio Spaulding.
Lot No 81, ID div, original proprietor JOIN
IIu burt, assessed to Edmund Weston.
And so much of said lands will be sold a
public auction, at the dwelling house of WarrcI
| Hayden, in said town OF Granville, nh the All
day Of October next, az 10 O'Clock in the f.rc
noon, ms shall be requisite to dis harg, sai'
taxes with costs, unless previously aid.
LEVI WASHBURN, LIST Constable.
Dated AT Granville, Sept. ,, 1851. 49, w
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OsscRirTioS - Figure l, is the ciurn box,
and Figure >, m end view OF the 'ldsllcr
First, Churnipg. The cream is prepared the
sane a. tr an, other churn. The proper ten.
peraiure tirom 60 To 6j drgrcc-l Is easi, ndca-
ted by INSERTING the bulb Of n cOinIriOn thernom-
cter. In churnng the ca ,mh is turned in the di'
rection Of the upper arrow, in Fig 2. such IL
the arrangement Of the dashcr, that tho cream is
first seat nm tbs ,idr ui the churn towards
the centre, hy the II ,iiUnary floats, marked u u
in Fig. 2. 1t il met b, the movable il"iS, & {,
aud cent from the cdnirc towards the outside a.
gain, thus constantly keeping up one Of tho nsst
rlIeriual movements NVer discovered, for thorough
~ break ing the creaia, aud producing the butter
ia the shortest possible time. Every one who
has tried il, says that il turns easier in churnng
than any clurn they ever used.
Second, Gathering the Rn!ter. This Is
easily done, bv turning the crank half way round
aud back again, aud 10y repeating this motion
few times, the butter is gathered nj the bottom Of
the cnurn, between the two arms Of the dnshcr.
The bu,tcrinilk eau then be conveniently drawn
OFF.
Third, Working The Butter This is done
10y merely reversing the motion Of the crank, or
turaing the dashcr in the direct on Indicated by
the lower arrow. II will he seen that tho nova
BILE floats. &C. will close, presenting on the nut
ride Of the daslicr, II smuoth conveN surface.
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Straved or Stolen,

FROM the yard OF the subscriber on the
night of The 23d of August, 1851 two Cows
One large Black Line Back, and the other
middln. sized Red Cow, eight or ten years old.
Whoever will return said Cows, OF give infor-
nation by mail, or otherwise, where they may
be found, will be suitably rewarded hy me-.
GAIUS a. COLLANER.
Bristol, Sept. Isl, 1851. ly.3W
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= :. O U N d r. Y

Ware may be found, a large assortment Of
patterns, both old and new Also, CAST
IRON FENCE, various patterns, made and
set up 10 order.
n b. The subscriber would say to the pub
lie that he is determined not to he uSDKRsoLD
by any dealer in this section of country. An
examination of the above stock and prices is
desired.
IL JOB WORK done in woIknanlikr
manner and on short notice.
Mildebury MAY 2S, 1871 5if
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National Black Ink.

This Beautiful INK, which, for huidty and
durability, is not surpassed by any now in use,
NAV hereafter he had, Wholesale aud retail, ut
l.. w. CLARK'S Bookstore. 1t needs only
10 be tried 10 secure il permanent place a.
mons all lovers of good Ink. Orders from n
broad punctually attended TO.
Middebury. Aug, 80, 1851. 10
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DAvISS PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING CHuRN

The butter Is pressed Into n hin She 4 against
the sides and bottom Of the churn r., turning
the crank forward again, the butter - gathered
together again, and the U, Grafton ui wotkin. may
be mlnurJ fnr y few minutes, Till every part :
Gle Of the buicrmilk may be separated iron. the
butter. This is warranted
The butter ~ this stage can lie Z oro' shly
washed with cull water, hy those who wish. 10
warm weather il can he washed IN ice water,
thereby keeping il ~ cool aud as hard Ms IN win
ter. The washing is, Of course, dune b., tile
chrrn.
Fourth, Sailing the Butter. When the
hutlcr is gathered together rs above drrcribed,
scatter the requisite quantity Of salt evenly over
il, and by breaking and gathering the butter as
above mentioned. Il lew times, the salt VIII be
evenly aud thoroughly waikedin
Fifth, Removing the Butter, and Clean
ing the Churn. By m"ving simple slide that
rests ON the crank the dashcr comes out rnirc,
leaving the greatest possible convenience for re-
moving the butter. Replacing the dasher, u
quantity Of water may he poured in, aud hlcw
rotations complete the washing ui the churn.
The subscriber has purchased the c~rlssive
rights " tho palenire for the counties Of Rutland,
Addison, Chiurndrn, Franklin and Grand Isle.
lie has commenced the manufacture aud sale Of
this churn.
Any infringement of the patent will he nosecu-
ted.
An order; addressed c. w. Baldwin, Iiddc
bury VT. will he prompt, attended Ia.
e. W. BALDWIN,.
Middebury Jml, aSth, 1851. IA :If.
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CABINET
w y IR REfOWSR
A Few RODS EAST OF The VERMONT HOTEL.
w. IL. NICHOLS.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
Middlebury and vicinity that he continues tho
CABINET business at the old stand formerly oc
cupicd by his Father, and has now on hand a
general assortment of CABISEr WARE. such
as Bureaus Tables of different patterns; splcn.
did pattern of Centre Tables; Bedsteads and
Wash Stands all of which will be sold very
low for Cash, Ready Pay, or Approved Credit.
Having at his command the best of work.
men, he feels sure that he can manufacture. n.
short notice, any article in his line of business
in an elegant style.
COFFINS of all sizes on hand and made to
order on short notice
Most kinds of Lumber used IN hi. shop IA.
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices.
Those who wish to 90 to house keeping will
do well to call and examine prices and STYLES.
Middlcbury, April 90, 1880 52tf
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Notice.

An application will be male TO The next
General Assembly of this State, At the next
session, for a Charter for a Railroad from
some point in tho Rutland and burlington
Railroad al or north Of Brandon, 10 some
point in the Rutland and Whitehall Rail.
road at or west Of Cnslleton village.
G. WILLIS.
j. C. SAWYER,
JAMES X. HYDE,
G. w. HORTON,
n. J. HORTON.
49, l9:3w.
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The subscribers would respectfully invite the
attention of the Agricultural Public 10 the A.
bove Plough. which has been in use in West,
ern Vermont three years past, during which
time it has obtained popularity beyond that
of any other now in use. The Constructors
claim for its lighiness of draft. case of guiding
and beauty Of workmanship, that it coull not
be excclled has been thoroughly tried, and we
feel confident in the belief that our plough need
but to he introduced, to become general ia.
vortc with the Tilcrs of the Soil. it has Ia.
ken the first premium in Addison County, and
wherever it has been seen, has been thought to
be n superior article.
The shape ofthc Beam prevents all choking
The shortncss Of the Beam brings the team
nearer the work, which is a great advantage in
the draft, ease in working, and diving the team
The Flange upon the Landslide is different
from any thing of the kind in The country, and
contributes to the ease of guiding the Plough
Various testimonials can he produced in favor
of the above Ploughs from the best Farmersn
the State. The article needs but to be seen to
convince any one Of its popularity.
JAMES HARNESS & co.
Stark sboro. Sept 81 1850. 23af