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CIXTY -ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
- hourishng parts of the city and suburbs, for
sale the most accommodating terms. Apply
to M. THOMPSON,
Office one door west of Jackson Hall, Pen
avenue. March
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BOOKS & STATIONERY,
Twenty five Ter Clt ChsIf than hntLB

I HAGAR has returned from market
81. with a large assortment. Bibles. Christ
mas and New Years Pre- cn,s, the best assoti-
moni that ever came to Mildlcbury CAL al
the Old Book Store and see for yourself,
Middlcbury, Dec. |, 1851. 81
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EMF OE
q G = " e n LiO n ,

The next meeting of the State Temperance
S"clsiy, will be holden at ST Johnsbury Plain
on Wednesday aud Thursday. the 2lst and 22i
OF January next, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
forenoon. Arrangements have already been
made with the Connecticut and Passump,
sic Rivers Rail Road, by which, those attend
ing the Convention are to be charged fare only
one way, and il is expected that arrangements
equally favorable may he made with other
roads. or this, scasenable notice viii be civ.
Ell.
.sIhe Undersigned, Executive Committee can.
not refrain from urging the importance OF this
meeting, anu hope 1t may be attended hv the
irIetis Of temperance of all classes of all orders
ana of all denominations. st. JOhnshury is ut
the northern terminus Of the above mentionc I
road and the facility of reaching it, is fayora-
bic for Il full attendance. Gentlemen are re-
qucsted to come prepared to give information
in regard to the operation of the present law,
in relation 10 the progress of temperance prin-
cip'es and all other matters connected with the
success Of the Temperance Enterprise.
Publishers of papers throughout the State
are respectfully requested TO give this notice
two or three Insertions in their respective pa
pers as soon as practicable.
JOSEPH STEELE,
ZiMRl HOWE,
WIN. c. KITTrRIDGE,
L. s. CARR.
ALDACE WALKER,
CHESTER SPENCER.
HERNEY o. lIIGLEY.
Carleton, Dec. II, 1851.
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FASHIONS.

k1a MISS T. ADAMS would announce
NO the ladies of Middlebury and vicini.
UGSty, hat she has returned from The city
with On assortment of
bOANETS & MILLINERY GOODS,
Of the latest style. She has since received from
New york a number Of SILK BoNNETs. Straw
Bonndts of various kinds, the variesated and
colorqd Straw BonneIs, n b|eauiiful arlicle for
wintgr style. AS She has made au4neemenls
TO be supplied with new asfprlneuts every
month, She will sell rs good an ariiclo and as
cheap as can be bought in die yiciuilr. Bon
nets OF all kinds, and CAPS made TO- order.
kEPAlRlNG done with care ~ short notice.
Thankful for past %iayors, she solicits a share
u patronage.,
Niiddlebury, Dec. 10. 1851. 5iisw
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ANOTHER CURE AT BEEMERS-
VILE.


MR. JAMES LAIN, our agent at Beemers.
viHe, SUSSEX County, Nec JerScy will be
happy 10 give any one who may call upon
him the particulars Of an Interesting and re-
mdrkdbic cure. recently effected upon the
person Of a younu lady nils neighhorbood
who had tried Pin, sicians and many rene
dies with no benefit hut WAS CURED
by thu use of five or six bottles OF DR.. Rog,
ers' Compound Syrup If Ljcerrorf, Tar:
and Cdnchdioeud. This was a most ron
derfui cure. and should encourage all whose
cases may seem 10 themselves ecen desper-
ate, not to despair, but apply al once for Ills
great remedy.
FoR SALE. wholesale and retail, by A..
l.. SCONILL & CO., Proprietors, at their
Principal Depot, GOTHIC HALL, No. 30G
Broadway, New York, to whom all orders
for the Medicine, and letters relating to a.
g%encies, should be addressed. post paid.
AIso, for sale in Middlcbury by W. =.
russell.
PnlcE.-ln large bottles, S1,0O or six bot,
ties for 5000.
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HsThe December number Of Black
moods Mdgdsine (re-published by l.. Scott
q Co, from proof sheets forwarded in ad-
vance) has been received. 1t contains
the following articles: 70 the Shop-keep-
ers Of Great Britain The Jews Legacy
Life amongst the Loggers; My Novel, or
Varieties in English Lille, PartXVI.; John-
sion's Notes on North America; The An
sayrii; The Champions Of the Rail; and
an Index 10 vol. 20.
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nlarrir0,

On the 2sth inst, by Rev II. Meeksr,
MIR. JoMN B. DUcLAs of Bridport, to Mss
JULIA V. FULLER, of MiddlebuIy. \
Also, by The same, al the same'date, Mr..
LUCIUs SHAW, to Miss MARTHA X. HAM.
MoND, both of Middlebury.
In Weybridge, on the ll,h INST. by Rev.
T. A. Merrill, Mr.. STILLMAs c. Hall, of
Benson, 10 Miss ELLEN M. TnAYER, of
Weybridge.
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Dir0,

In this place, Dec. 81, of the Group, FRED.
ERIcK ADAMS, oldest son Of Charles Z. and
Eleanor Crane, aged two and a half years.
" We know full well tho loVeliest arc always d,t to
go,
Too finely wrought, they sink beneath the pressure
here below;
They mingled with us but to point to happier realm
than this,
Where the pain of parting never comes to mar its per.
feet bliss.
10 Cotton, 81. Lawrence CON Y, Dec.
aged 23.
Wen meet again thon cease IN weer
What ever may divide n
MOI nor death can always keen
The loved ones from our side.
For in the mansions of the blest.
Secare from care aud pain,
10 heavens serene and endless lest,
We'll surely meet again. flI
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Kossuth is ex-
pected here Tomorrow, and extensive pres
para,ions are making 10 receive him. There
will be no military parade, but the Commit.
tee of Senators aud the District Marshal will
receive him 1.-THE railroad station, and escort
him 10 Browns Hotel.
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Communication.
LINCOLN, I'd Dlc.,

LINCOLN, I'd Dc, 1851.
SIR have seen inian a%rricleof The l9ih
November, 1851, in your valuable paper
my name made mention o., Ms having been
cured Of a cancer iumour on the breast. bv
II humhug oflhe name Of ID. c ButterGrld
a person who calls himself the wonderful
Indian Cancer Doctor In order to disa-
huse the public mind on this head, | give
ihis imludenl assertion The ~flaliest contra.
dicIion. 1t was Mr.. George NJ. Tighe,
Mansion House, Burlington, who renewed
the cancer from my breast. and not ID. G..
Butlerfeld. - MIR. Iiehc is now at my
place for the purpose of removing another
tumour on the same mamma, and he is a
person | know from experience TO be com.
petent 10 the task. and strongly recon-
mend him TO all afflicted with Ibis dreadful
disease. Dear Sir, your humble s~ery'i,
$40 MALIssA HoAG.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Nv L. the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Probate Court Tor the District of Addi-
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of SAMUEL b. WILL
lAMSON, late of Cornwall in said District
deceased, and also all claims ana demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from The Isl day OF December, being allowed
by said C"urt !or that purpose. we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend 10 the
business OF our said appointment, az The dwell.
ling house of SYAL WILLIAMSON in
Cornwall, on the Fourth Tuesday of January
and May from . O'Clock, A. NJ, until 4 O'Clock,
p. NJ, on each of said DAYS.
FL B. ia i0 MI,EY, Commissioners.
Dated at Cornwall, this 29th day of Deem.
DER, 1851. 3G-3w
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Mnrkrts.
B%RIGHToN, Dec. 81.

BRIGHToN, Dec. 81.
At Market 1000 BcefCattle; 100 Stores, 70
pairs Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves,
5000 Sheep aud Lambs, and 100 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattlc-Extra $3.50; Isl qual.
ity 6; I'd do $3.50; Sd 90 s45OaI,75.
SToREs-Y earlings e SALE; . years Old 23a27;
3 years old 25a3O.
WORKING OxEN-ss5, 81, GOA 100.
Cows AND CALVES 500. "a. u. 3Ia35.
SHEEP Ann LAMBs--Sl, 75as3. extra a
$3.50.
SwlNE-4 l>2a5 Sac. retail 5a6 lac.
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TIE
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE,
roo
qIIE

II RAAlAA" mummy -
Edited hv WILLIAM s. KfNG, Prof. j. j
MAPS, aud A. W. DoDoE, Corresponding
Secretary of Nissachn,c It's Ccntri
Board of Agriculture. Published at llorti.
cultural Hall, IS School Street, Boston.
Terms. ~ rer annum -Four copies. So Ten
copies, SID, The money must always ac-
company The order.
The journal of Agriculture finishes its first
Volume in December, and has been pro
nuunccd the best Agricultural paper in New
England. 1t commends the application OF
Science TO Agriculture and 10y Science we
mean knowledge rcduc,d 10 a System.
The next Volume will contain l%reatiscs on
the Management Of Farms, the preparation
manures. the care of stock, the breeding OF
of poultry, the management of Bees, the con
strrction Of dwellings and farm buildings, the
care and cultivation Of fruit trees, flowers. &c,
Among the principal contributors are M. l..
Wilder. President Massachusetts Board OF
Agriculture, DR.. Charles II. Jackson, Levi
Bartlett, John w. Proctor, President Essex
Agricultural Society. Samuel Walker, Prcsi-
dent Massachusetts Horticultural Society, j.
+. Teschemakcr, S. IL Huntington. Hartford,
r. b. Miner, Author of American Bee Keep
er's Manual, Rev. J. L Blake, ID. d., Author
of farmers Every dav Book. &c. Ambrose
Stevens. American Editor Of Youatt & Martin
on Cattle, and many other well known writer's
and practical mcu
Address WILLIAM S. KING,
Horticultural Hall, Boston, Mass.
~ Active Agents wanicd to canvass ioT
this paper. 33;4w'
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DAGuERREoTYrEs.-Mr L. NJ. FLErcn-
Err requests us TO say that he will be absent
from town for a week or Two. On his ieturn,
he will DO happy to do any kind Of Daguer-
reotyping in the best style of the art.
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G~lsSolUTioNJ

NOTICE is hereby given, that the copart-
nership heretofore existing under the name
and firm oil L, BLRTRAND s Co., is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent.
LOUIS BERTRAND,
a. II. CARPEN FER.
M~iddlcbury. Dec. 10, 1881. 36
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The distinguished Lord Chatham said TO
his son, " ! would have inscribed on the cur
taius of your bed and on the walls of your
chamber, If you d9 not rise early, you can
make progress in no,hing.'"
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pIT We learn that Hon. Bella HOWE. e
Shoreham, sold a y%earling Black Hawk colt
to the Mcssrs. Hammond, of Crown Point,
for $1,000, on Saturday, the 20lh inst.
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To ~ I'm nc Pro5ote cont .@~ Tie Dlhic! o.

To ~ Lloa he P,oJate toat .Jo~ Tie Distic! OF
Nor Ihr n.
Augustus S. Harris, Of Bii>lo', in said dis
irict, Almini>trato ot the Estate If
JUDITH HARRIS
late d Bristol, Aforesaid, deceased inleSlale,
respectfully represents 10 said Couu that the
said interstate did in her lifetime enter into a
certain contract, in writing, loning dale the
l2th dav of February, 1889, to and with one
Alvah 5. Wright, then Of Canton, in the coun.
~ Of -. Lawrence, and State of New York,
nov OF New Haven. in said district, to con.
vcy to The said Alvah S.. Wight, all her night.
title. interest aud demand, in and TO The estate.
10th real and personal, Of Calvin Hyde, late
Of New Haven aforesaid deceased, 10 which
said Estate She is heir atlaw.
D.Ied Bristol, December -. 1881.
a. $. HARRIS, 1hu'r.
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Cloths, Cas>imeres aud We who b.
addition to former sock, mak,, con- e'
store II this kind of goods. The ~u' r. '
now prepared to cul goods 10 measure, sud vii
do it in a style warranted to give Satisfaction
lie is determined to lie surpassed hv none il
cutting and making up goods for gentlemen
wear.
Call at New York Commission Store. on
JAMES L. NEGUS.
Middlebury, Dec.Sl, 1851. 36-tl
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THE TIME His COME

ND ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS NO.
II TlCE, the subscriber has handed
all mis- Books and Accounts over to BAR
BIER & BUSHNELL, and ordered them to
collect the sumo WITHOUT DELAYl The
subscriber would have hal it otherwise, but sc
needed not my call for a settlement!
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Mitdlebury, Oct. II, 1851, 81
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Clothing.

GOATS. PANTS. VESTS, SHIRTS and
y DRAWERS, for sale at low p~lices, al
the old Stand, by
Nov llth. T.. BECKWITII.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! BE it remem-
District ol Addison, IS. heredthata
Probate Court, holden at Middlcbury. in and
for The District Of Addison on the llth day
of December. \ ID 1851,
William p Frost, Edgir Frost and Lew
Is hunt, executors Of the last will and lesta-
,.. ~
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HARTFORD
LIFE AN ID III
Insurance Co.
OFFICE, POSTOFFICE BUILDING. HART.
FORD, CONN.
CAPITAL and Surplus over 100000.

FORD, CONN.
Capital and Surplus over 100000.
DURING TWO YEARS. BUSINESS lSSU-
ED NEARLY 1000 POLICIES.
No HcdM Risks taken By me Company.
The Hartford Life and Health Insurance Com.
pany take risks on Life, grant OF purchase annui.
ties, confer endowmenis, and make contracts ap-
on and appertaining TO deferred aud reversiunary in-
tefests connected with life risks, agrecdbly to The
powers and privileges conferred by chatter,
The business of the COMPANY Is conducted upon
the
JOINT STOCK AND MUTUAL PLAN,
at the option Of The insured, thus NEE ting the
wants and circumstance of the public more fully
il is believed, Than purely Mutual Companies can
do beet.
Annwties will be granted or purchased, and en-
dowmcnls conferred ous terms highly favorable,
and according to the rates Of the most ibcraland
conducted Companies in this Country aud m Eng
Land
The Ch,rrer Of This Company provides iilt laa
wife may insure the lr 81 her husband, and OH.
amount 10 be paid be secure from creditors at hi,
death.
An equitable sum vii always be- paid Far poll.
cles surrendered to the company before the, cX-
pire.
Traye Hing. sea, aud foreign residence permits
Will grained at u email cxtia premium.
Policies ON lives OF persons going tn California
will be granted ON the Joint Stock principle only
aud at an extra rate uf premium.
ENtract from the Certificate Of the Comptroller
Of the State Of Connecticut, dated
JANUARY, 7th, 1851.
"1Hhe great success and prudent management Of
this COMPANY, together it'll lis well invested cap
iial and surplus, entiile it 10 the entire confidence
of the community, aud | il, as ia my
opinion equal in strength and ability 10 the oesi IN
stitutions of the kind in the Union " fSigned.l
T.. s.lgRUFUS q. PINNEY, Comptroller.
The Board Of Drectorsis composed Of active
business men with capital and character invol, ed,
and giving their personal attention to the manage
ment & control ofihe transactions Of the company.
JAS, DIXON, President
WIN. r. HOOKER, Nics President.
HENRY l.. MILLER, Secrerary.
A. FRAN CTS, Agent, Middlebury.
Dec. "a. 1851. 80 n.
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G VI ST N S,

The Subscriber will sell, at his Marble Fac.
tory, GRAVE STONES, at the following
prices -
* men stones at Sll,00
70 1000
10 900
Window Caps and Stills at 80 cent sioot
On hand, a good assortment Of MARBLE, al
The very luwesl prices,
" Lime as usual. =
5l-ly. ISAAC GlBBS.
Middlebury, April Is. 1851.
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~ South, and will he at home the most Of the
tina during the present fall and winter, ready
10 do ali operations in Dertistry as usual.
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