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A Challenge from kossuth to CaPtaia
Long, &c.

Cores pon1eDce OF the Baltimore Sun
WAsHEGroN, jan :, 1352--An the crc rcumstsnces co1-
uectsd with the all eed difficulties on board the United
State. steam frigats Mississippi after she started with
ko.suth and conf Mons for this country reported
under the authority of qft1cle to papers ere
gospel truths aud record ia the Navy
ana will be furnished when called for officially by Con.
gre.s The thing went far that kossuth challenged
Captain Long but subsequently withdrew the challenge
and spoioglzo1 This apology sealed Captain Long >
lps-tor amorg men Of henor rttracton and spolo,zT
close the lips Of both parties Still the occurred
although suppre ed ior the time 1t series o.
petty insults and vexatons continual from day to dap
We give the above remarkiny that have con atencs
in the Authority IL only goes to prove what We said in
eject at the tins cf these alleged difcutiss, that 4
more than from any other msn-he being human lks
oil the rest os u.s. and therefore liable to similar fainss
Misrepresentation. nc. But the nobenss3 Of the true
the honest sui he brave out in the subse
Qat Mt ample acknowledgement aud apology when once
seeing hts error and the wrong icue friend Tex
others initiate the example. Ef1ors Sun
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Interesting from Albnn y,

sriciAt ,opetsroNprsor on HfaAlc.
ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1861.
tiossJTH-NLW COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION,
ETC.
The Mayor Of this city has received an anwer from
ionuth, in which he expresses himself exceedingly
honored by he invitation visit the capital OF New
borS lie SAYS he is unable to ray when he will visit
Albany be is engaged to 90 West from Washington
lie will IN due time inform the Mayor of the period when
se will be able to be here.
Ex Alderman Kelly Of the Second ward, New York,
has been appointed Commissioner OF Emigration by
che Governor in place Of John Il, Develin; and H. W.
Ticks, in place Of II. Il. Lawrence.
The standing committees Ter both Houses Of the Legs
tature axe expected to be announced To. morrow
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From the SOufh.

BAIIIMonE, Jan. s, 1853
To nights Southern mail brings nothing from bsyona
Richmond.
New Orleans paper Of the 3lst ut announces ths
death Of Lord J. Loughbrough. English noblemaa
lie died board sch that had just arrived G,n
Havana.
We learn, from ths New Orleans papers, that di@-
Gully occurred in Upsher county Texas, between Jesse
Miller and Mr. Cleveland in which the latter stabbed
the former, causing instant death. Of the mur-
dered aged hearing Of the act
gun, and shot Cleveland dead The boy, at last 60
counts at large The community, it is said regagl
the act as one Of dlal affection.
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los.Eru AND TIE INDIANS. i.

WAsHScros, January 8. 1852
numbsc of indiana from FIVE different tribes Of the
sioux Natioa visited Kossuth this morning They
dre1sd in the original fsntat style Of the Kos
.uth expfss'ed himself highly grataed to see them an
10 shake hsads Fita them, and hoped God weuld be,
them and their tribes lie then begged them to accep
come tdals which some kind friends in the United
states hs1 made in memory Of his being here by which
they might mber him when they went home. They
we're Of value he raid but We're intended only n,
tokens of rgmembrsnce OF poor exile His remarks
were interpreted.
MI IIagnik distributed the medals, one to each.
III. InliaD Agent explained TO them that Kossuth
e1ile no to visit the President and the latter
had taken him by the hand shown him all the people Of
this great nation who were all glad to him. KOS
uth had the principles about the manner in which
nation ght to live, which this country proessed to
carry out: aud this was what made him welcome here
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New York schooner Ashore.

PRoytpHSCr Jan. 3, 1852.
The schooner Joseph Gaest, Roath from New York to
Providence, went ashore stoniDgton Pon rear the
lighthouse, on Wednesday, and, up to Z, P.M there
had been no communication with her account Of the
gale, which was then blowing from the northwest. Her
cargo conslsts OF cotton and iron
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The Proposed SauIt Ste. DIarte Ship
Canal.

Pirrsnl ~. Jan 3, 1863
A public meeting held here lass night, in tbs
Court House Mayor Guthrie presiding for the purpess
of recommending the construction of the sault Ste Marie
Ship Canal, thereby developing fully the mineral rs-
of Lake Superior nj opening uninterrupted
navigation from the head of the laks to the st. Law
renee and Atlantic, and by the Illinois Canal and MA-
81, spp river to the Gulf OF Mexico committee of
fourteen appointed to memoriaze Congress tbs
suh
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The Pennsylvania Legislature

VETO OF THE RIIL TO SECURE TIE rsE or PRISONS
FOR THE DETENTION or FUGITIVE SLAVES.
HAnas,aurG, Jan 8, 1861
The bill which passed the Legislature, repeating tbs
prohibiting the of the prisons this Common
wealth for the detention OF fugtg. slaves has besa
vetoed by the Governor and ths bill returned t. ths
house in which IL originated
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The Maryland Lcgisiature.

ASSar0liJ, Jan g. 1851
The House of Delegates hos organized by the slsoos
Of Elias Ware. democ rat, as Speaker.
No organization of the Senate has been effected
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ceive the l.ustrous guest Of the nation advised
not to hurt by advocatingit shall not harm II
Ibave only to say gentlemen that when the distinguish
ed Secretary Of State shall have gone his length and
the Senator from Illinois shall have gone his BREADTH and
the Senator from Michigan his teter shall be found at
their side for Hungary and for liberty In Europe Cen
temen this Is my principle and my sentiment-the
and they will expect all other powers to do the
The company then separated after few remarks from
nIr Carter Of Ohio
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Cuban question, and incidentally to the law OF
trsty o. applied to it. He Deprecated that neutray =
which condemns as pirates those who carry their
and munitions OF war to the aid of struggling liberty
Kind they desire The neutrality he advocated was to
stop supplies to both parties or to neither.
General Lane and others followed, and the banquet
was kept up till late hour.
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TfuSderer l,cspIted,

BUFFALO, Jan. 8, I632.
HlSam RDoaetboOker, who ras to have been executed
,arorrow has bess sea?i'ed 57 Governor aupt, gor
yhyes vgep
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The Indiansin the Far West, &c

CscrvsAri, Jan. 8, 1869
Late advices from Santa Fe announce that Colonsl
Calhoun had returned from his visit to the Utah Indas
He brings favorable report from the Navajo tribe aud
asks that their treaty be ratified
The the Cimarone river was two feet deep
The death Of Colonel Davis IL coudrrnei
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The New Hampshire Democratic STATE
Convention.

CoNcoRD, (N H. Jan 3, 1852.
The Democratic State Convention met here thh fore
noon. and Notwithstanding the violent snow storm sna
blow Of yesterday. blocking up the highways and De.
tanning the cars there very full attendance Of d.
egates fro all parts Of the State About two hundrs1
and twenty FIVE members were present, which Is moxs
than the usual number.
The Hon G. q. Atherton chosen President on tAs
third ballot
The Hon Noah Martin, OF Dover, was nominstsA
for Governor having hundred and thirty votes
to eeventy- nine for all others.
The Hon Asa p Cate then nominated for Rai,-
road Commissioner
brief series OF resolutions adopted reafsrmlng
former declarations Of principles Sc
resolution proposing General r. Pierce for ths Pre-
siden0g, was unanimously adopted.
The Convention then adjourned having had ysrv
pleasant and harmonious session
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATJKE.

s,sg, Jaa. 8, 1852

REPORTS .PrsfSTYD.
This President presented the rspor OF the unclaimed
dividends of the Bank Of America; also OF the Union
Bank Of the city Of New YORK
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.

The aanercd Statement Of ProC A. A. HA y
Els, NJ d., Slate Assoycr,i is ample testimony
of the scientific manner in rhich his medicine
is compoundcd, and recommends ii to Profcs-
sional Men, as roriAy fair trial in their
practice
An opinion having been asked for of me, in
consequence of the Formula for preparing Ok
ygcnatcd Filters being known to me, | express
the following in form -
The composition of these Bittcrs includes
those medicinal substances which experienced
physicians have long resorcd to for special
action on the system, when derangcd by Few
ers, Dyspepsia, Agucs, and General Debility
resulting from exposure or climate influence
These are rendered permanent, and remain
active, in this preparation, as a consequence
7 of the scientific manner in which they arc COM
bincd
II was well founded Inference. that tho
preparation, used in larger or smaller doses,
would prove a valuable Gcncrdl Mediciac
which experienced has demonstrated
In this medicine, no metallic salts can he found
by the most delicate chemical trials
Respectfully, A. a. HAYES, MD.
Assaycr to the State of Mass
Mol Pine Street, Boston, 10th Dec 1850
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No 90 Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So
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EAs the Land Ofsce ct KASKASKGA fom-
mencing on Monday, the nm day OF JhIy
next, for the disposal Of such sections and parts
of sections, being the odi Numbers above re.
ferrcd TO. rs are situatcdin the aforementioned
townships, to wit.
South Of The base line and cast ~ The fh'rd
principal meridian.
Townships one, Two, three, four, hvci SIX,
seven, eight, nine ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, range one
Townships one, tire, three, foHr, pre- 81,
scucn, cigh, nine, ten, elcreA ficctte, htrieeH ,
fourteen, 6hccn, sirtccn, crcnfeen, range two
The townships herein designated in roman
letters arc wholly within the limits Of " tix sec
lions in width on each side Of said road and
branches; and those in italics are partly with
in said limits, as designated on the diagrams
which will he furnished to The respective Dis
rrict Land Offices by the Commissioner Of tie
General LAM Office
Lands reserve for schools miliHrr, or other
purposes will he excluded fr,m 81 lc
The lands will lie sold sRtjfd to ne riC6i NJ
1ray granted by said act of Goth September
| $40. to the State Of Illinois for said rairoad
| and its branches, not exceeding enc hoHGr'd
! feet on each side thereof
Each sale will be kept open for a time suffc-
lent IN admit Of offering all the lands but not
exceeding ~ weeks and applications 10 make
private entries of the lands TO be offered nndci
this proclamation, will mot be received unir
after the close of the public sale
7, Given under nv hand, at the ciiyGt Washing
ton, the third day OF April, \ ID 1852.
BY the President
4 WILLARD FILLMORE.
/ J. PuTTERFIrID.
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Tnc tone and energy impaired to the stom-
ach by this medicine, follhrs the system n
gainst infectious diseases, and exposure to
changes of climate; it i, in fact, an in.lispcn-
sable TRAVELLING COMPANION.
The history Of this remarkable medicine,
an rs astonishing success in obstinate eases OF
DYSPEPSIA, Asthma and GLSLRAL DtBiL-
NY OF ruK SYSTEM, laccN il among the
most wonderful discoveries in medical science,
and has given it II reputation far hcyoad any
remedy known for these complains, in all
their various forms.
The Oxygenatcd Biitcrs contain nothing
which can in,oNicAie; and the medicine has
no similarity whatever TO the various nicphnl~
ic mixtures, disguised MS Buteis,' being
purely mediial com ouud, in which are
combined the most valuable remedial agents.
and peculiar oxyscnaicd property, hitherto
unknown, but highly eilicdcious in all com.
plants Arising from weakness and dcrungc-
ment or prostration of the stomach and svs-
TEN generally. II is n mild and agreeable
tonic removing all disagrecablc symptoms and
assisting nature in her efforts to restore the
impaired powers of the system. Numcrou,
letters in possession of the Projectors, from
those who have been cured or greatly benefit
ted by this medicine, can he seen on applica-
ton, and pamphlets sent by mail 10 any part
Of the United States.
Among thenumerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer 10 the following
Prof A. A. HAYES, NJ. ID. State Assaver
FlTZIENRY HOMER. Esq, Boston.
JAS. c. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer. Bos.
ton.
Hon, MYRON LAWRENCE, Ex-Prest
Mass. Senate.
Hon. L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. r. l..
now member OF Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGEformerly Gov
of Michigan, now U. S. SENATOR.
Hon J. T. MORElIEAD, formerly Gov Of
Kennedy, now U. s. Senator
Hon. j. +. SIMMONS, U. S. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. SAMUEL s.PHELPs, U. s Sena
tor fl on Vermont.
Hon WM. UPIIAN. " "
Hon. SOLOMON FOOT, Member Of Con
gre>s from Vermont
Hon. NJ. d. FOSTER, Member of Con.
gre,s from PennS ylvania.
Hon. NJ. l.. MARTIN Delegate in Con
ere>> from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen A. c. DODGE, Delegate in Congress,
from Iowa,
II p STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the Iloues Of
Representatives,
G. C. TROwBRIDGE, Esq, Detroit
Michigan.
GEO. W. JONES, Esq, Surveyor General
DuhuLne Iowa.
JOSEPH IIOXIE, Esq, No. &c Wall street
New York
Many Other individuals of the highest re
speclahilily can he referred to, who iii con
firm all that has been said in favor of this in
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. B. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
Sor VI.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesal,
Druggists, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price = per bottles six lolils-for 50.
Agents; S Moody. Miidlchury a P
Roscoe, New lIaveni w. G Sgrgoc, Yer
! gcunes 81 Is.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR TIE SICK ,

1t concerns the invalid to investigate the
proofs of medicines efficacy, before he tries
it. This fest is earnestly desired as regards
DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Chan
chaagua. It's only by the force of reasoning,
of testimony, and Of facts, that doubt can he
overcome. We say flat this preparation will
cure Coughs, Gods, Influenza, Group. Liver
Complaint, &c, and prove it by the lips and
pens of those whom ii has saved upon the very
verge Of the tomb. Hundreds are willing to
make affidavit that to the best of their belief
il has cured them Of CONSUMPTION. We
point our finger to what they have said, and
ask that it shall have the weight to wh ich il
is entitled, and no more. Examine their teS-
timony in the pamphlets. The agents have
them
CAUTION-N0Hc genuine, unless
there is on the buff wrapper a nate Of
AaliF, signed with pen, by A. l.. SEQ
WILL SEQ.
For Sale by A. L. SCONILL & co, at the
Depot, Gottie mn, 3l6 Broadray, N. Y, aud
by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas
Also for sale in MlDDLEBuRY, by RUSSELL
G. POWELL.
Price-ln large bottles, 81 ,O0-six bottles
| for 50 90
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We speak in praise of Wistar's Balsam OF
| Wild Cherry, because we believe from our own
| knowledge of the article that it is one of the
| best in the market for the complaints for
which ii is recommended.
This medicine, coming from such respec-
| table source, and carefully prepared by an
| experienced and skilful physician, is received
| by the public with confidence Its efficacy
has been proved in many obdurate cases of
disease, aud its fame has rapidly extended.
| 1t has been extensively used in ever, part of
the country, particularly in the Middle and
Northern States and strong testimony from
! intelligent and highly respectable persons has
been adduced in favor of its merits as a rem
| cdy for colds and coughs, affections of the
| chest, diseased liver &c, &c.
THE GENUINEAND ORIGINAL
DR. UiStdr'S B0isam Of VIh CherrU,
on account of its great popularity has been
extensively countcrfrited in Philadelphia, and
some thousand bottles of the spurious imita-
| ton thrown into the market and extensively
circulated
Leak lceH 10 The Marks.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles
with the words DR., Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry, Phil" blown in the glass each bottle
bearing a label on the front, with the sigma
| ture of H. WISTAR, MD
This will be enveloped with wrapper
copyright secured, 1874 on which will al
ways appear the written signature of
|. BUTTS.
Agents for Wistar's Balsam: Russell Il Powell
| Middlcbury ]. Needham Bristol; A. Roses
| New Haven, b. Haskell w. Cornwall; |. =. Ben
son, Whiting'F Huntington, Vergennes; I. C. Smith
Monkton.
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ESTATE OF NATHAN CAPEN.

We, the subscribers, being appointed Ivy the
Probate Court for the District of Addi on,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of
NATHAN CAPEN,
late of Goshen, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the 10th
day of April, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do, therefore, hereby give
notice that we will attend to the bushes ofouc
said appointment, at the residence of Widow
Mary b. Capon, in Goshen, on the 18th day Of
September, A. d. 1852. from nine o'clock, A
NJ until four o'clock, p. NJ. on said day.
DANIEL HOOKER Jr., I CommiS-
MARTIN ALLEN, SolcrS
Dated at Goshen, this 22d day ofJuiy, 1852
1i:3 W.
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I'll nrkrts

DosToN, July %.
FYour-Genessec, $685., s7L
COrH--Yclow, 70cts.
Oats-Northern, 46t947cts.
Raaroad Stocks, July 20.
Vt. Central do. l5sQl5l
BRGHToS, THURSDAY, July 90.
AT Market, 1000 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 4
pairs Working Oxen, 4S Cows and Calves,
2i00 Sheep and Lambs and 500 Swine
PRIcEs-Becf Csttle-Extra SO 30; frs
quality Sc 00i second do S5G5 go; Sd do
SO 50@4 90.
WoRKIhG 0xEN-No sales.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl6, Is, 81, 26g27.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - 81 90 q .. Extra
2,75, $393,50.
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WING Meeting at Monlton.

The Wings of Monktcn and vicinity
are to hold Mass Meeting at Monkton
on Thursday, Aug 9Th. The meeting
will be addressed by several Speakers
whose names we are not yet authorized
to announce. We hope there will be a
large and animated gathering.
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for so large a gathering. 1t is now
confidently estimated that not less
than 10000 persons arc in town.
Q 10 p. M. The cars are leaving
crowded with passengers and the town
is emptying rapidly.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District of Addison, IS. I that at Probate
Court, held at Middlebury. in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the 18th day ofJuly,A. D.,
1852;
An instrument, purporting to be the last
will and testament of
ELIAS KELSEY,
late Of said Salisbury, in said district, deccas-
cd, is presented for probate It is therefore
ordered, that said instrument he considered
for probate by this Court, at the session there
Of to be held at the office of the Register Of
this Court in said Middlehury, on Thursday,
the 9th day of August, 1892, at one o'clock in
the afternoon; and that notice thereof be Civ
en- to all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to the probate and allowance OF
said will, by publishing certified copy ofths
order in the Middlebury Register, a ncwspa-
per printed at said Middlcbury, three weeks
successfully previous to the time ofsaid Court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy Of record.
10 Attest JED. 5. BUSHNELL, Register
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HOME AGAIN.
MR.. w. II. GILMORE

WoULID, respectfully inform the citizens
his old Rooms, No. Z, NICHOLS BUILDING, on
Monday, May 18th, where he will spare nciih-
err pains nor skill in making LIkENEsSES
that are perfect representations of those who
may call upon him at g No. I, Nichols
Building, and in a style and finish unsurpass-
ed by any travelling Dagucrrcotypist in the
country, as hundreds in this town can and will
testify Those who wish TO procure good
natural likeness will do well to wait until he
returns home, as he has been to the expense
of lifting up his rooms in good style, for the
comfort and convenience of his patrons.
p. 5. exhibit no pictures except those
of my own taking, and am prepared to sell as
good, or even better ones than | exhibit as
specimens. W. II. G.
Mildlcbury, May 10, 1852. 3uf
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Wood for Sale.

THE subscriber intends 10 keep good
l. supply of upland HARD WOOD for sale
in this village, nj all times after this date
Families and others, who are in want ofwood,
can be supplied, by leaving their orders at the
store Of n Wood 4 Co, OF by calling ON the
subscriber. ~ Terms-cash ON delivery
f. W. LYONS.
Middlcbury, May 10, 1852. A.
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w IL . AIR

TIME subscriber would take this method 10
l. give notice TO all wishing to improve
their breed of horses, that he keeps his Black
Hawk horse WILD AIR for the use of mares
At his stable in New Haven.
This horse was sired by the Old Black
Hawk, of Bridport,--is three years old this
spring.
W 10 no, design to enicr into leng pcdi-
gree Of dis horse, hut will simply say that
we invite those vino take any interest in
hor,cs, 20 call and examine for themselves.
O Terms made known At the stand
G. V COOK.
New Haven River. @ miles North Of
Middlcbury NillascA june II, 1852. s.
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SECURE YOURSELF lloNE.-lf you wish to
have a share in the village lot at Lakeland,
apply forthwith to Chas. Wood, III John St ,
n. Y, where for So you can secure share
and n homestead
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u ir0,

In Hortonyille, on the 2sth ult.,
after lingering illness, CAROLINE. L.,
wife of Horace X. Spencer and daugh-
ter Of Daniel T. and Charlotte Parmelee
of Bristol.
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ELDREDGE Il JOHNSON,
Dealers in Land Warrants

NASHUA, n. II.
Purchase for CASH, and pay
For 100 Acre Warrants Sl2l
50 81
" 40 81
The above prices will be changed as the
market varies, and no warrants will be pur-
chased AFTER the passage of the Homestead
Law.
Warrants sent by Mail or Express, properly
assigned, will he promptly paid for, by return
Mail or Express, Forms of assignment sent
whenever requested.
e Correspondence solicited 0Gw
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Straw Horse.

A large bay Horse with heavy black manc
and tail, was taken up by the subscriber on
the 18th The owner will prove property
pay charges and take it. AFRO J. STOW.
Wcybridgc, July 81. l5:3w.
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The Hair.

KITCHENS Hair Preservative; ]. Russell
IA Spaulding's Compound Of Rosemary and
Castor Oil. Lows Pure Bears Oil, Hair
Washes &c, for sale by
July 9th, 1852. II. A. SHELDON.
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WANTED.-A few tons of Fleece Wool
w well washed and long staple.
Middlebury, July 8, 1852. II:
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Notice.

/ INF Stoc kholdcr of the Middlcbury llotc
l. Co., are notified that the ID instatcmcnt o
% per cent are each share of stock in said
Co.. is made payable on the 10th day of Au-
gust, next. BY order Of the Dircctar,
j. WARNER, Treasurer.