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DOOKsAND PAPER atauction

y On Tuesday morning. l4ih mt. we vii sci
a, auction goo volumes MISCELLANEOUS Books and 50
reams / ools Cap PAPER. TO close q consignment.
M0SBY & HOLCOMBE.
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The steamship Lafayette, from New
York, was burnt to the waters edge on the
llth ulnmo while lying at Chagrcs. She
had arrived there few days previous, and
bad taken on board few passengers 10 re-
turn, some Of whom, such was the rapidity
with which the flames spread, saved moth
ing but the clothes on their backs No
lives were lost The fire is said to have
occurred from quantity Of camph;ne
shipped on board the steamer.
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JoHNH. sEAY. Druggist.

\ OTICE.-THE CONCERN OF II II &.
~ A. G. LEWIS, was dissolved on the It day
Of September last. All persons having claims n
gainst the said concern, will please present them
for payment. and those indebted to us viii please
call md settle, are very anxious close our
old business. b. II. h A. c. LEWIS.
Ger. BIS
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DROsPECTUs.-THE UNDERsTGY

PROSPECTUS UNDERSTGN-
Z ed propose to commence in few weeks, in
Lynchbaig, the Publication of Daily paper to be
called the
LFNCHBURG DAHY EMPRESS.
1t will be devoted to the Interests of Trade, ON
mcrce, Manufactures. General lntelgcrcn, the
common interests OF the State. and the local inter
ests and concerns of Lynchburg-its Merchants
Mechanics and Tradesmen.
Ii will give. during the session Of Congress and
the State Legislature, an impartial account Of their
proceedings and account Of the proceedings of
all public bodies. whose deliberations shall pos sess
sufficient general interest.
Ii viii preserve a strict neutrality in the party
politics Of the day but will give a faithful history Of
the movements Of all parties
II win avail itself of the best possible facilities to
put its readers in the earliest possession ofihe latest
news from the most authentic sources both Foreign
and Domcsiic-paying the strictesi attention to the
operations Of the Markets of every description.
Both Of the great parties Of the day arc well re-
presented by the present newspaper press Of Lynch
burg. This will not, and cannot, interfere with
either We would NOT if we could. Our purpose
is, simply, to supplywhat has been Iongregarded as
desiaeratga in a town prosperous and growing
as LynchhurE it being the only ont, ,te believe, in
the United States, ofits size, wealth and CONNER
cial importance, which has not Daily paper devo-
ted TO Trade, Commerce and News.
The Express will be under the Editorial control
Of II. NJ. GARLAND. JR-, the present Editor of the
Bedford Sentinel, whose knowledge OF the manage
nent Of such paper is inferior 10 that Of no one in
the upper country.
1t will be printed in the best STYLE on new type
on a sheet somewhat larger than the Richmond Dis
patch, and issued every Morning Except Sunday,)
on the following
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A YeTrCLEs FOTsTgrE TOILET,

N large assortment of fine French Extracts,
lor the handkerchief, romades for the hair. Co
logne Waters. French, German and English; Turi-
ia and Lavender Waters; Toilet Bottles; some veyy
fnc Hair Brushes, Combs. Dressing Cases. and al
most every article suited for the toilet of Lady or
Gentleman. Many Of the articles are Of the most
caoiee kinds aud will doubtless please the most
fastidiaus. For sale by
Or Ia-.a holm IL SEAY Nrnnnint
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WANT u "A BOY TO LEARN A
w good and g,rteei trade. A lad ab,at Ii
yrars I'D Willie pni''rrrd Apply at this olhec
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DRY GOODS.
CENTLEMEN's FINE DRESS

NJ GOODS, &c. &C.
Supr blk French Cloths, all grades
Supr col'd ID French blues, bro olives. green. Sc.
ps supr biz French Doc Skin Cassiuercs frtm 81
to 50 50,
Supr fine fancy DO extra qualities. at 81, % and
| so COB lot)
rs blk Sutin, best quality ever brought TO this
market,
large lot Of the most tasty Fancy Sill Ves,ings,
Shpr Italian cravats at 81 each worth 81 so,
Magnificent assortment Fancy Cruyats.
A large stock Of ino NJ. Davis & Jones supr Linen
Collars, an sizes; also Shirts, all s;zes,
Splchdid assortment Gloves Of the very newest
styles,
Gents superior Merino Shirts.
do do Silk Shirts, medium.
few Silk Shirts, price s. each,
Large stock Linen camb Handk'fs,
Cold Border in all co.'s extra fine.
In the above Goods may be found n few pieces
black French Cloth worth s5. at 81 to 81 80,
bought ct a1ction Cenilcmcn in want of the most
elegant goods il market win please call at the
Cash Store Of b. II. LEWIS & co.
Also will be received in fey dassa large stock
Of the very latest styles Of fine Dress Hats, the last
monthly fashion out for the sensor. All Of the n
bove goods have been purchased for cn-h, and viii
be sold lower than any of the sarle Kind in this
market Our terms cash.
Oct 13--ts b. II. LEWIS & CO.
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pICH COLD SILK velvc,s.--JUsT
Ia opened rich 4-i SILK Velvets for Mantas
bought at the French Sale at about bali price, for
sale cheap for cash D. II. LEWIS & co.
Oct. l3-ts
SAA Ps. OF New Prints FROM
eFOV the very lowest price to the finest qunli-
ties made. These Goods IRE determined to sell
very low for cash. b. II. LEWIS K co
Oct l3--ts
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NEGRO CLOTHING Blankets

IN HATS SC.-linscys, Blankets, Heavy Sat
inots kerseys Bleschcd and Bro. Muslins, Ky.
jeans Cotton Oznnburgs Wool Hats &c, Sc. for
sale very cheap. b. IL LEWIS & co.
Octobcr 1H--,s
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OCTOBER, IsJI.--THg suBscRI

nCTOBER5 IsJI.--THg. suBsCRI-
- Der wori,i inform his friends and tho public
generally that he has just received bis fiIi supply
Of GROCERIES AND STAPLE mr.
GOODS, making his stock large anil rom plete
In the stock mny be found
New Orleans. Porto Rico and ST. Croiz Sugar,
Loaf. crushed, powdered and clarified do
Rio, Lag uira and Java Coffee,
Fine Green aud Black Ten,
Sperm, ndananiiuc end tallow Candles,
Rolled and country Iron,
Shear, cast, German md blitcrd Steel,
Box. lining, and common Nais,
/ Spades and Shoyels,
Sole and Upper Leather
Pepper, Ginger. Spice, soda, saIa r,,tu., alum
salipere, indigo and coppcros, brown and bleached
doncstcs calico, alpaccps, lnrge lot negro blank
cts, cassiaets, Kentucky Jeans, rgceds. eassneres
plain iinsey, hats, caps shoes md boots and many
other articles, to which he invites Tie attention Of
buyers, as he is determined 10 scll cheap
Oet9-ts JOS y. NOWLIN
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CLOAKs AND MANT,LIAs.--o

TV.lVU tTI' HIVlNIHs' VT! HaHusOIH1 o79OfI-
nent Of
BIN wal'J. Clqaks,
/" NhntilIls.
Plain BLK Mautillas,
One misuifecnt blue Velvet trunb'd) Mantle,
made and purchased ia Pagi. and is ecstuinly the
richest tling ever sccn in This place.
Oct I3--ifts DON f. g. PETERS
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NOTICE.-TIIE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE
great pleasure IN returning their thanks to
their friends and the public generally pr their very
liberal patrona g extended then and would most
respectfully ask a continuance Of tho same TO the
new concern ofB. Il Lewis ( Co.
Oct. I}--ts II. IL LEWTs e. co
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kBsH LiNENS.--15O PIECES PURE
IRISH LINEN, manufactured * rcssly for the
Subscriber in Belfast, Irlund---wnr1nnted 20 BE- free
from cotton, and much cheaper than nsial Also.
100 pieces Swiss and Checked MOuSLINS,
some very superior, purchased from the n1nnufnc.
Juror. IOct 2-ift.l DIT C. PETERS
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Card.

The Ladies Of the late FAIR would respectfully
announce e the public that they realised the net
profit Of s3el 81. for which they their sim
cere Acknowledgements 70 their patrons
Oct. 13-ft
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Drawn Numbers.

H0Rongain Class l39.
As &c 81 u % Is % 81 - 90 81 Il -
Moponealia ErtJu Glass 12l.
36 % e. GO "A A ~ % f6 90 So 16
Moaongaiia Glass l40.
81 30 So 10 % III - 30 20 - al II
N0noneGiia Class i91.
az 50 ri n 8 8 40 81 A &c IA
Moaongalia Ertra Glass 1928.
25 As 8 IS 20 80 3 % % &C % IS "A ii
A. +. WillTTEMORE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13

TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. z.
The Tennessee Legislature convened
Yesterday, and organized by elec,ing Wing
officers in both branches.
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Joha J. Taylor surviving partner ofthe late firm
Of Edmund Taylor & Co, and other Defts.
IN CHANCERY.


The Court without deciding any question arising
upon the exceptions. doth order that the report Of
Commissioner Brown be referred back 10 that Com
missioner, together with the exceptions aforesaid
and that he be directed to report upon the
fully and further, that he examine and report an
account Of the Defendant Samuel Garland, so az to
ascertain. what = due, if anything, ~ Walton TO
said Samuel Garland and also the accounts Of the
Defendant Samuel Garland with David S. Garland
% said Samuel Garland and also the accounts Of
VIM. Walton and David S. Garland, with the firm
OF Garland. Walton & Penn. as to ascertain
whether they, either Of them, be debtors cred
iiors Of that frm.--tll 0f which accounts the Com
missioner is directed to examine state and settle,
and make report thereof with any matters, specia;
stated deemed pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 10 be stated And LEAVE is granted
the parties 10 examine each other in solemn form
uron intcrrogatcries touching the subject matter Of
the said account. A Copy-Teste,
EO. TINSLEY, Clerk.
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33ssrA NEW AM BEAUTIFUL

49, cARIlNcES. The subscribe rs ,te
pleasure 10 shy tohs friends, that be has just rceciv-
Cd Q large lot Of ca7 t0g,z aad Bt-gies of almost
every description, selected AZ the Ndfth IT, o-c ~
the most Experienced ceerh builders he has eycf
known, aud who has -....%a f.,.-, business, tie
styles are Of the late-t and approved patterns
nj prices lower ihnn ever only ask cnj 10 con.
vince the public Of the fact.
a u
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DRY GOODS.
.RONNETs, ssONNET.. Am

FANCY MILLIN4 2 I've have Iast re-
turned from New York With large and
hnndsnIrse strk 81 Goods. Ia Which va respectful
y call the sttcnfion OF our fi.ii,s aud tho public
generally.
i. ). Expected in few DAYS chule, lot III win
ter Coverings fDrt G-ovif1 II r. HFNNING
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NEW GOODs.--Octobcr 1. 1881.

e." NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i. III
I> PAfNE a. BELL are now receiving az their
Store-room in Curc- new b-iling a lnrg, stock of
NEW GOODS, Owing 70 ,la @rary imporiniirns
this Fall they have been able to pirclhsr those
goods, IN some instances, lower thnn II cost 10 i'm
por' them, md ere determined to .eIl them at n
small advance. They usk en- from those wishing
TO purchase,
In their stock WILDE found
flnin hlnct silks-.l Widths ana anaiitie.
Figd very rich
Cord Silks plaip, plaid and iigd
Mnrcclainrs md nrhcr lining Sii>s, an culors
Rieb Satin AmtridGes
PLAIN, plaid aud warcred Popl;n-, .np,4ior
BI'l aud cold Siiins
French MIN warp lyonesc, ana English Me-
riHpcs
Very rich fg'd Monslan.
Plain do
With frinccs, Lnccs, Nelvcis and Ribbons suitn.
to trim. They would ulSo cnlI attention To their
CarPeis, RDcs anil F,oor CEotls
Oct 2-ltif
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-Soaie reieht-s2 % to 50 rs.
HoGs-Nett So so, and in brisk demand at quo
tations.
sHEEF.-Net, 81 5ol3 50 per head, price vary
Ing according TO aualitv.
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NEW GODDS! NEW COODx,,

~
IN DIRECT FROM EUROPE.--Tho s,h.
scrbcr has received portion nf hs FAN aud Win.
ter Goods. dsrcc' from Europe, rnd in few day
viii open his entire stock. which when complete.
will be the largest ard most commanding ever sccu
in ,yrchburg, and at unusually how prices The
Ladies CEN now find
Rich Brocaar Silks. {,hc handsomrst 10 towp)
Clcuded " (-nmeihing Just onI)
Bk Gro De Rhince, NJ widths.
\ Satin Decline, very Vide aud cheap,
Rich blk Satin TOR dresses
A few pcs Rroc Ribbons, very wide,
BIN Brocade Silks,Sery cheap,
White Brocadc :.
elopded (somctling entirely ncw)
Real iiish rcplins, the haudsomesi gno. our,
French anil Sce,ch-worhcd Collars. Cuff. Chcmi
zeits and Sleeves,
Fig'd Mouslans and Cashmcrcs,
Plain " in every 'isdcur,
-, - F. H
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DATTONsBussG PROPERTY

Executor ofNathau Loughborough, deceased,
Or T3-taw,1s
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CILK AND SATIN sCAwFs.AND

y IFANATN.--Ih suhsrrihcr has now ppen
the most magnificent stock or fine Silk uad Satin
Scarls and Crasats in the market. as thew were
bought in London and ra,is, ard ARE much cheap.
or than usual.
Blk Italian Cra,afs from soc TO 81 90,
!" Scarfs very cheap,
y Satin y y
Fancy Scurfs and Cravats from 7 SC To 50 90.
lie respectfully calls the attention Of the gentle
men to the above goods, ns they are really hand
some. Sept o9-ifts1 u. T. 9. PETERS
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3-ts BIZ. LEWIS & co.
CHAWIs, sHAWLs.-ANELEGAN7

y stocl. Of plain and. plaid Long Shawls, Of
which are very hanGsrmc; also some beautiful
enib'd Merino Shawls.
Ocf l3--tsif u. IL. o. PETERS.
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A Circuit Court % Amherst county, contin-
IA ued und held for said county, at the Cnurt-
JohnJ. Taylor, surviving partner the late firm
cf Edmund Taylor & Co, and other Plaintiff,
against
Samuel NJ. Garland administrator Of David s.
Garland, decd. VIM. Walton md James PENNY no
together with the said David S Garland, composed
the firm Of Garland, Walton s. Penn, and Samuel
Garland, Defendants.
VIM Walton, Plaintiff.
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Range Of the thermometer,

REPORTED FOR rnE 'vIRGINIAv' Br
D. b. PAYNE g. BRO, BOOK SELLERS
Main 81, Lynchburg, Va.
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MEN CAM. IXDkFs.--T5O doz,

- l.. @. Handkerchief, from 81 don TO 10 The
hncsi- warrrnted 10 be all Linen. Among uhic,.
may BE- fund some extra .izc gentle, hlkf-.
Oct2~ihs y +. q. PETERS
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10 Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
gcs, single tickets, in any % the Lotteries Of J..
W. Maury &. Co., viii meet with prompt attention
il addressed to A. f. WHlTTEMORE Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ Communications stricti- confidential
Oct l3-it
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&1nnOn WORTH OF hlsY

cASH,-Th he subscribers having determined To-
qait fhc Dry Goods business. aer their entire stock
OF Goeds az east iar cash. lr,.ugst which will be
found many desirable Fall aud Winter Goods. All
are invited 70 cNamine stuc K before purcha sinr
elsewhere, AZ We are dctertninrd " sell II east
Sent 9D-f<if Il. x = ERA\LIJ\
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IRON WANTED.-TIIE

- rubscril,er vi hes TO purchase a large ounnty
Of scrap Iron. Smtla scrap will be ,rc-
feited, but nll descriptions pfIInmmcred aud Roll
cd iron VIII be ipicn ii liberal pFie.s For tho
convenience Of Su'itHs IL 'he country, md other
persons who mny collect enali quantities o ti,ir NV
tclc, il may be delivered III MIR Richard Ma,,br,.
store, Main Street below Dinguid's loundry.
Oct 9--ts T. y. DEANE, Jn
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XTEsTINGS. VEsT'lNGs,!-TuE

subscriber eau safely say he can show the larr-
and handsouest stock OF Fancy ycssirrs ever
seen in this market, aud at unusually low, prices,
hnying purchased every piece IN Paris and lohdon
from the manufacturers. He respectfully enffs the
attention Of the gcAtemen his stock OF vcstings
| and Cassimercs. e
Srn, 20 ;tts il II q PETERS
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hN""fN' t'iiN" " niNtf HltNfi Ifbi1 TUG fnIuU-
fneiurer, for sale W
Oct Cts JOHN n. SEAY. Dfneeisfy
rNHE EsECTRfcAE FebrIru.rx.
i speea's fever ToRir.--'fhe Frean.t
discovery Of ihe age, by which feycrs Of cverytype
and grade and all F.brlc diseaaca fiYrs Nha,ests
cause produced. can beciircioaIiy nd pef,nanenfy
enied IN fotntwo 20 twenty four honrs. and M mi
tAke' u isn simple vegetable pfepa'rt,in anI prs
fcctly harnJr-s u il. operation,
~ lis arrnntc ! 10 TcriDrm precisely what a
proni.es NJ cnre, pay
W fnr descriptive shcct. scffin sforfhifa ma.
ITS, and combining references of tire iiighest re- cr.
liability from planters ana distinguished ,oep al
through the South. who have uacd Il, nad thorough.
y tesed is merits. please rsl on Tie A~en, IN tbs
T'iaee.--friee 80 eis. ind - per bot'lss ae
JOHN II. sEAy
l-W A e.. a.
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Ceiling OFF, SELLING OFF

- Al COST FOR CASH 10 close husincss--
Our entire stock oil Simple aud Fancy Dry Goods.
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Boots, Trunks. II rarely han
pens tors very large stock Of desirable Goods Ia
be thrown upon the market al such unprecedented.
ly low prices. The public mud all are ngit,,rl 10
cnll and supply themselves with Goods 81 Coai
Oct 2-iits MEM g. GNATKIN
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Oci 0-3m HENRY NJ. DJDLhKEa
Ns CABELL HOURS, BANK SQUARE

fE# eJA BELHl E1OVSt5. BhNK HQTAKE,
ELL LyaeLbprg, Eo.--1he -nb-efiisr has this DIV
taken charge d the web known ard pp,,i,ppr 1a,-
ern, the "CABELI HDiSE," rcputly ochpicJ
found tca3s 70 accommodated who ,nay favour
him With Gull. H fa1f
The House il now undergoing thorough repair,
and he pr3nises thut no pains raf " spo,ti ~ hs
part 10 render bis guests comfortable. Iiis HOUSE
will proyidcd with the hes, tlc county nifords,
and having the besi of S,nblss he promises tut
every intention si1ii he gwen 70 Tint department
H. takes this metud 81 Sitting Ia tic pubic i'nt
his personal attention, nded by Mr. lliilun u.
Walker, shalI OF ~ times be padto nsery dcrai,t
montof the rsiebiishmeni, tsH
Marcb3 -i-f CHARLES PHELPS
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SPnING AND SUMMER FAsIIs


" LINE TO PiTTsBu nc AND TIE WBEs.
The andcr.igaed ~oud respectfully irfsv- their
friend. and Customer, TINT thes a.S Prepared y
forward al kind Ms,.r a,s ~ point. y ~
a. freight
N.,sa--.ilission charged for fcr,sssline ~ Bsi'r
ss.--e OF Pittsburg. q. n KOUNS
Fsb so--xi$ H Asty fhlr'tt.ts.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-05
BOOTH & FOSTER,
81 URTLAND ST EE 7
INITaSt1 WORK.
IN IHGT YORK;

1NllE PropretUrs Of this widely known aud popular
establishments in consequence Of their late unparal-
lerd sales have extended thc business and assortment
untilt stands pre- eminent Among its rivals for
tniore for the
EXCESSIVE CHEAPNESS,
at which they have been offered. They among tho
first to conceive aud have fully carried intoicxccu
ton the project Of completing nssortmento
READY MADE GARM ENTS,
adapted every possible size, shape and taste. Added
II their extensive stock of Ready Made luthug is
assortment Of rontomcns furnishing good, of tho
largest and most select before exhibited in this
country. BY this Arrangement.
A con L l. L + L on TIT
bc procured at once from the Shelves Of tho
desirable STYLES of goods IN the market.
The Proprietors trust that tho same liberal patron at
will be extended to them heretofore, feeling thu
snrnnce that the interest and taste Of the patrons vii
alike he consulted in its bcsiowal.
| New York, Nov 10th, 1850. 33;iy.
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shop with large assortment Of Watches, Jew
clry, Clocks, and fancy articles, consisting in
part as follows:
Gold and Silver Watches, Brass a I'd Wood
Cocks-with or without alarms, Gold Vest aud
Guard Chains, Gold KEYS and Rings Of every
style, Silver SpectacIes and Tooth Picks.
RioH JrwELRY, Gold Rings ami Breast Pins,
for Ladies' and Gents wear, Of all kinda Gold
belt Slides and Ear Hoops good assortment.
BRusHEs An extensive assortment of Hair.
Clothes, Hat, Nail. Tooth and Comb Brushes Of
various STYLES.
PERruMERrand Fancy Soaps, all Kinds.
FANCY GooDE. Cigar Cases. Snuff Boxes,
Porte Monies, Court Plaster, Indelible Ink, Key
Rings, Purse, Wallets, Silver, Pearl, Shell, Vel
vet, and Enamelcd Card Cases, Thermometers,
Razors and Razor Strops, Scissors, Shears, Steel
Keys and Chains, Silk Guards, Spectacles and
Cases, Goggles, Chess and Checker Men, G am
mon Boards, Canes, Fans-a choice assortment.
| SILVER WARE.-Silvcr Tea, Table Dessert
and salt Spoons, Pencils, Thimblcs, &c, &c
| " WATCH REPAIRING and other jobs
done at short notice and at low prices.
| We have removed our shop to its rrcse nj loe a
~ so that the public night have easy accers to it,
| aud hope by close attention to business, and
the faithful manner in which it will be performed
| to merit share of public patronage. One tho
other Of the Subscribers will be in con,tansd
anoeat the shop at all hours of the day.
c. II. CARPENTER,
SIMEON HOLTON
+, Middlebury, August 6, 1880.
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Niiddlcbury, June 3, 1851.

The best and strongest certified medicine in
| the world for the cure OF Dyspepsia, in all its
| forms such as headache heartburn, habilual
cosliveness, acidiiy Of the stomach, loss NJ
appetite, asthma, piles, incipient consumption,
debility arising from prolracted ievers, fever
| and ague, exposure 10 heat or cold, old age
and diseases arising from imperfect digestion
or deranged condition OF the stomach. 1t is
also an excellent remedy, and not surpassed
| by any medicine in use, for females suffering
from uterine or nervous arrangement.
Among ihenumerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer TO the following:
Prof A. A. HAYES, Nj. ID. State Assayer
FITZIIENRY HOMER, Esq Boston.
JAS. c. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer, Bos-
| ton.
Hon, MYRoN LAWRENCE, Ex-Presl
Mass. Senate.
Hon.L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. X. J..
now member of Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE,for formerly Gov
of Michigan, now U. S. SENATOR.
Hon J. +. MOREllEAD, formerly Gov. o
Kennedy, now U. S. Senator.
Hon. J. L. SIMMONS, U. S, Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. SAMUEL S. PHELPS, U, S. Sena
tor from Vermont.
Hon WIN. UPHAM.
lion. SOLOMON FOOT, Member of Con
| greSS from vermont.
Hon. NJ ID. FOSTER, Member of Con
sreSS from Pennsylvania.
Hon. M. l.. MARTIN Delegate in Con
gresS from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. a. C. DODGE, Delegate in Congress,
from Iowa.
RIP STOWE, Esq. Clerk in the Houcs o
Representatives,
6. c. TROWBRIDGE, Esq, Detroi
Michigan.
GEN. W. JONES, Esq, Surveyor General
Dubuque, Iowa.
JOSEPH HoXIE, Esq, No. &c Wall street
New York,
Many other individuals Of the highest re-
speciality can he referred to, who will con
firm all that has been said in iaver of this in
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. b. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
sor, VT
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. % Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
| Price i per bot,lei six bottles for IS.
| CAUTlON.--Each bottle OF the Genuine
Oxygenated Bilers will have the outside wrap
per printed in English, French aud Spanish
with the signature OF Geo. b Green, Proprie
tor, upon Three Sides, and in addition, fine
ly engraved label upon the top Of the bottle
with the signature of REED, Bates g. AesTIN
who are the sole General Agents, and TO whom
all orders must be addressed
Agents; s. Moody. Middlebury A. p
Roscoe, New Haven w. G. Sprague, Yer
gennes. 2i;Iy.