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AT the Land Office at KASKASKIA, com
i%ncncing ON Monday, the nm day Of july
next, for the disposal of such sections and parts
of sections, being the odd numbers above re-
ferrcd to, as are situatedin the undermcntioncd
townships, to wit:
South of the base line and cast Of The third
principal meridian.
Townships one, two, three, four, five, six,
seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, range one.
Townships enc, tteo, three, four, fire, sir,
screen, eight, nine, ten, %olcucn, t%tcelre, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen, %sirtccn, Serfnteen, range two.
The townships herein designated in roman
letters are wholly within the limits of =" six 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 be furnished to the respective Dis
irict Land Offices by the COMMISSIONS of the
General Land Office.
Lands reserve for schools, military, or other
purposes will be excluded from sale.
The lands will be sold subject 10 The right Of
ran granted by said act of 20th September,
1910, to the State Of Illinois for said railroad
and its branches, not exceeding one hundred
feet on each side thereof.
Each sale will be kept open for time sufic-
lent to admit of offering all the lands, but not
exceeding Nv o weeks and applications to make
private entries Of the lands to be offered under
this proclamation, will not be received until
after the close of the public sale.
Given under my hand, at the cifyof Washing.
ton, the third day Of April, A. ID. 1859.
BY the President:
WILLARD FILLMORE.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of The General Land Office
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THE CANDY SroRy.-The story told
by Gov. Steele of New Hampshire, of
his friend Frank Pierce, who gave a boy
a cent to buy a stick Of candy with. and
that boy a perfect stranger to Frank
Pierce" has made the latter more widely
known than any other act of his life. 1t
has a National reputation, which no 9th
er act of his life has. We defy his
friends to furnish a single act in his mil
itary or civil career that has like this a
wide renown, or has tended so strongly
to introduce his name to the acquain-
lance of the United States so that, if
he was not nominated on the score of
availability. and from his lack of any
fame, it may be said that he bought his
nomination for a cent. - Springfield
Republican.
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NOTICE

RcspectiRg prirate entries of The iands hereto
fore riihdrdrR from market in Illinois on
account Of the Illinois Central
PaiLroaa.
To prevent confusion and Efficiently, the land
officers, after closing all tie business of the
public sales above proclaimed, will announce
to those present that applications far pirate
entries bv cash o rlocations by land warrants,
tat dou5ie The minimum price, will be received
the merit day, and from day to day, forany land
in the several townships " hich had been offered
Mt such public sale, and remained unsold, IN
the order in which such townships will be an
nounceG. The applications to enter at private
sale after the close of the public sale, or for the
location of land warrants, are to be made an
~rriting, and all The applications made IN any
one day WILDE examined after sunset ct that
day, and be acted on the neat day. ana where
it shall be discovered that two or more persons
have applied on the same day 10 enter or To-
cate the same tract, such Applications Will be
regarded as being simultaneously made. and
such tract will be put up on the next day there.
after at auction among such applicants, ana
be awarded to the highest bldder' according
to law.
After having acted on the pressing appiica.
tions for the double mimmu lands the lana
officers will announce that written applica-
lions will be received for private entries ny
cash, or locations by land warrants lor any uI
The vacant and unapproPr'ated pune Janus
outside oil tn six sections IN wioth on each
side OF the sad railroad ana us ordnches'
heretofore Withdrawn from market 10 enaole
the State of Illinois to select the qnantlty oil
land to which she Is entitled. and which have
not been selected Tor such purpose; ana such
applications will he received in the order in
which the townships will be announced, and,
if the pressure Of business should SO require,
such applications will he treated in the same
manners those above mentioned.
E~drardsriHe and Spriagfeid Districts.
There being no land within the EDWARDS
vtttr DIsTRIcT. and no ulsold lands within
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND INVITATIONS.

The unparalleled and astonishing eff
cacy of DIR, Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, in all the diseases for which it is
recommended, curing many cases after
the skill of the best physicians was I'M
availing, has effected a large and i~ncreas-
ing demand for it. This fact has caused
several ~unprincipled counterfeitcrs and
imltators to palm off spurious mixtures,
OF similar name and appearance, for the
genuine Balsam. "Dr, Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry" is the only genuine.
The rest merely initiate the name of the
original while they possess none of its
virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bot.
ties, with the words DIR. Wistar's Bal.
sam of Wild Cherry, Philad.," blown in
the glass each bottle bearing a label on
the front with the signature of
II. WISTAR, NJ. D.
This will be enveloped hereafter with
a wrapper copy right secured, 1874 on
which will always appear the written sig
nature OF" /. BUTTS"
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry on
account of its great popularity, has been
Extensively Counterfeited in Philadel-
phia, and some thousand bottles of the
spurious imitation thrown into the mar.
ket and extensively circulated.
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE
PURCHASING
AEsHl. for wi.tar', Bsissm Ru,,,rA pow.,
biddiebury ; I'D Nsedham. Bris,ols A. p ita,sa,
New Haven, b. '. Haskell, W. Cornwall. p A.
son, whitins,f. Huntington, yerssnnes. r. c. Smith,
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Rutland and Washington Railroad.

The formal opening of this important
route of public travel took place on
Monday and Tuesday of this week, al
though it has been in active operation
since the 18th of May. This Road in.
tersccts the Rutland and Burlington
Road at Rutland, and passes through the
towns of Castleton, Poultuey, in YER
mont, Granville, in New York, again en-
tiers this State, touching Pawlet and
Rupert, from whence it goes through
Salem, Shusham, and Cambridge in
Washington County, New York, inter
sccting with the Troy and Boston Road
at Eagle Bridge, % miles this side of
Troy. The entire length of this Road
is 62 miles. 1t passes through one of
the richest agricultural sections in this
part of the country, and forms a onnec-
ting link of the New York and Montre-
al route. West of the Mountains.
The Road and its equipments are in
good order as is evinced by the time oc-
cupied in making its transit. On Tues
day we left Troy at ll.0j A. NJ, and
arrived at Rutland at l.34 2. NJ, thus
accomplishing a distance of So miles in
two hours and twenty-ninc minutes. The
regular time allowed the express trains
is 2 As.
The fare by this road, the Rutland &
Burlington, Cheshire, and Fitchburg,
Roads to Boston is the same as by the
Western, and this fact, in connection
with the beautiful scenery on this route,
will d~eservedly secure for it a goodly
share of the through travel.-Brattlc-
roro Eagle.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of New Haven,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of
PHEBA PIER,
late of New Haven, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And 6 months from the 18th
day of April, being allowed by said Court, for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the business of our
said appointment, at the dwelling house OF
Elisha II. Landon, in New Haven, on the 18th
of July and the 10Th of October, from one
o'clock p. NJ. until four o'clock Z. NJ, on each
of said days.
ELIAS B0TTUM, / Commits
OLIVER SMITH. sioncrs.
Dated at New Haven, this Dist day of June
1862. 03w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of New Haven,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the entate of
BETSEY SHERMAN,
late of New Haven, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And 6 months from the Sd day
of May, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house of Royal
Wheeler, in Now Haven, on the first days of
September and November, from | o'clock P.
NJ. until four o'clock p. NJ, on each of said
days. ELIAS B0TTUM,( Commits
LUCIUS SMITH, %sioncrs.
Dated at New Haven, this 21st day of June,
1852. a3w
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Mechanics and w~orkingmcn are sub
scribing in large numbers for lots in the
village OF Lakeland This village is in
the centre of the Railroad, a large depot
is TO be built here for the use of the
Railroad, which will greatly increase the
value OF the property, An advertise
ment describing the property will be
found IN our coldmns. Persons wishing
for farms ought to secure them at once
before the price is set up, by applying at
~ John street, N Y Ses advertise
ment.
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ANOTHER CURE OF BRON-
CHTTTS

DR.. A. L. SCOVILL-Dear Sir -
As many, placed in the same painful cir
cumstanccs that l was, may be thankful
to learn the means of certain relief, |
will briefly sketch my case, leaving it to
you to publish it or not, as you think
proper. About a year ago, | was attack
with a violent Cold. which soon took the
form of BRONCHITIS. A tough. ro-
py mucus gathered in the throat ; the
Bronchial tubes became INSTRUCTED my
Lungs seemed oppressed and l breath
cd with great difficulty and pain. The
ordinary medicines made no impression
on the disease, and | was constantly tor
mented with a tickling cough, and often
had a sharp pain right below the collar
bone. At this stage of the disease. | was
induced by a friend, in whose Judgment
| placed confidence, to try " DR.. Rogers
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Cancha,a-
qua" The best idea ! can give of its
effects. is simply to say that l AM
WELL l breath as easily as ever no
cough. pain. or obstruction remains, and
for all this I am indebted to seven bottles
of your invaluable medicine, for that
quantity sufhced. Truly yours,
l.. c. KING, 20l High-st.
Brooklyn, Sept. sth, 1851.
cAUTI0N.-Nonc Genuine unless there is
on the buf wrapper, a note of hand signed
with a pen by A. L. SC0VILL & co.
For Sale by A. l.. SCOVILL g. co, at the
Depot, Gothic Hall, 3lG Broa itray, N. ", and
by all respectable druggists in the United
States aud Canadas.
Also for sale in MlDDLrDrRr, by Russell
d POWELL.
Price-ln large bottles, ST ,O0-six bottles
for $500.
CAUTION-None genuine, unless
there is on the buff wrapper a notc Of
AaMd. signed with a pen, by A.. L. SEQ
WILL SEQ.
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Delano, G, 5. Dana, II. S, Bartlett, and
Mordccai Hale: and they might with
the utmost propriety have added, Mr..
Fairbanks is, in the best sense of the
terms, a gentleman and a Christian, and
in all respects qualified for the office of
Governor ofthe Wing state of Vermont.
- Wdtchman.
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W. & II. HAGAR would respectfully call
the attention of Editors aud Printers in the
United States to the above notice, and solicit
a continuance of their patronage. Possessing,
with great experience in the business, ample
facilities, they hazard nothing in saying that
all orders with which they may be entrusted
will be filled with promptness and correctness;
and that the reputation hitherto possessed by
the Foundry, in this respect, will be fully
sustained.
Additions will constantly be made TO the
already large and varied assortment of job,
and Fancy Type, Borders, Rules, &c, now to
be found in their Specimen Book,-spccimcns
of which viii from time to time be issued. Ar
judgements have been made by which the ser
vices Of an eminent Punch Cutter have been
secured, and Book and Newspaper Type, of an
entirely new and beautiful cut, are now being
cxecuted by him, far surprising any thing yet
produced for the purpose of Machine or
Hand Printing.
They keep constantly on hand every article
required in n Printing Office, such as Presses,
Chases, Cases, Gallcys, Stands, Furniture, &c,
&c, all of which will be furnished at Manu-
facturcrs' prices.
They would also call the attention of Print
crs Of the German language to the specimens
of German Type recently issued by them, be-
lieVcd to be of a much ncater and hhndsomcT
cut than any yet introduced into thiSc country
They would respectfully solicit orders for the
same ms well rs for all other Type required in
a German Printing Office, which will be fur
nished by them. 1t is the intention of the
subscribers to increase this portion Of their
assortmentby adding the mostdesirable style:
which can be procured and, in short, they will
spare nopains nor expense to render their es
Establishment the most complete in the country
either for the variety of assortment or accu-
racy of manufacture.
Old Type received in exchange, Mt Q cent,
per pound.
Specimen Books will be furnished graft
upon application by Printers.
Editors and Publishers wishing estimates
will be furnished with the same in detail by
informing US Of the nature of the work desired
to he executed.
103m W. & II. HAGAR.
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American & Foreign JeWelrV

We have watch movements of our own i'm
portation, which we have cased in any style
desired by our customers.
Silver Snuff, Tobacco and Card Boxes,
Sets of Silver Knives, Forks and Spoons, all
suitable for Presents; Childrcn's Silver
Knives, Forks and Cups.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Beautiful Church and Parlor Organs or
Seraphincs, with and without stops ,Melodeons,
Guitars, Banjos. Violins, Flutes, Bugles and
the greatest variety of Musical Instruments,
and Ell kinds of Musical Merchandise, In
s~truction Books for all instruments, at low
prices.
Rich Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Work
Boxes, Perfume Cases and Fancy Boxes of
many kinds.
GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES,
to ft all persons.
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES.
Sets of fine Mathematical Instruments,
Surveyors Chains, Tape Lines and Yard
Measures.
HAIR. 100 sets or more of Plain Hair
and Curls always OH hand.
COMBS, Brushes, Perfumes, fine Soaps,
Razors, Knives, Scissors and Canes.
w ~ Al u
A fine stock of Bridal and other rich Fans,
either for common use Or to use at Balls, Par
ties or Weddings.
S.
Of every style and quality, for Railroads and
Churches. The clocks On the Ogdensburgh
Road were furnished by us.
GIAE WLIsss ga
\ lot Of Fire Wheels, Roman Candles, Blue
Lights, T%orpcdocs and Crackers at wholesale
only.
TO TIE READER.
In calling your attention to our stock of
Goods, we do it to get your custom. We keep
a large stock of
GOODS TO SELL,
we will make it for your interest to buy of us.
BRlNSMAID, BROTHER & co.
Burlington, May %, 1852. S;2m
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NOTICE.

Rev. j. w. CHIcKERING, of Portland,
Me, is to deliver the address before the
Philomathesian Society of Middlebury
College at its annual celebration, Au-
gut 18th.
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Notice.

The stockholders of the Middlebury Hotel
Company, are notified that an assessment of
twenty-five dollars on each share of the stock
of said Company is made payable on the tenth
day of July next.
BY order of the Directors.
J. WARNER, Treas.
Middlebury, Juuc 80, 1852. low
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e


TINE INHABITANTS oftlis md the adjoiu-
l. ing towns are invited to visit tire.
Travelling Daguerrean Gallery,
now stopping in this place nearly opposite tho
Court House, for A short time only, and inn
prove the first opportunity for procuring this
Best Dagncrreotype LikehesscS Of themselves
and friends that has ever been offered. The
subscriber has spared no pains Or expense IN
getting up for the purpose the largest and best
carriage now in the country, arranged with n
large
Sky g. Side Light Combined,
which produces that bchhty of shade and
prominence OF features that cannot be obtain
ed by either alone.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call at
any and al times and examine some of the
best specimens ever exhibited in the county,
whether they wish fr pictures or not. Pic
lures can be taken in helft the length Of time
Of setting and with more life-like appearance,
than can be taken in any room.
The subscriber is prepared to take pictures
Of different sizes and set them in Tokens, Ca
scs, Lockcts, Pins and Rings, for one dollar
and upwards, according to style and size OF
case. Particular attention paid to taking pic
lures of Children.
A FEW HlNTs IN REGARD TO DREss.-In or
der to obtain a good picture, it is necessary to
dress in colcrs that do not reflect too much
light. For n lady, a good dress is Of some
dark or figured material. White, pink, or light
blue must be avoided. A gentleman should
wehr Il dark cont, vest and cravat. For child
rem, n plaid or dark striped or figured dress is
preferred. Light dresses are In all cases to be
wooded.
F.. P. MARCY.
Middlebury, May, 1852. 3tf
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TYPE mi

THE Type Foundry business, heretofore
l. conducted under the name of VIM. Ha-
gar, at No. 3S Gold street, New York, will
hereafter be conducted under the name or firm
of WILLIAM & HENRY HAGAR, my brother
having become 4 partner in the same, at the
place now occupied by me, as above.
WIN. HAGAR.
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EI,GIa SPRING ROUSE.

TINE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is open for
l. the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense to make it n desirable
place of resort for invalids or parties of pleas
urc, The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country. Reference may be made to Drs. AL
LEN and Russell, of Middlebury; Drs. Brad
rom, MANsrIELD and HopKISs, of Nergennes;
DIR. Cram, of Ferrisburgh DIR. HEINEBuRG, OF
Burlington; DIR. HoRroN, of Colchester; DR..
WARNER, of New Haven; DIR. HAzEIToN, OF
Bristol DIR. DRoMLEY, of Huntington; and
DR.. WETnERnY, of Wcstford.
The Proprietor will ran n carriage to the De
pot, in Nergennes, in connection with the Ex-
press train of cars rfhning South, leaving Bur
lington 10; As A. NJ. and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North, arriving ut Yer
gennes IL, AZ A. NJ. in time toreach the Springs
for dinner; on with any other train when re-
qucsted.
All orders for Water promptly executed and
forwarded by the cars or hosts, TO amy part Of
the country in bottles or by the gallon
~ Post office address, Ncrgcnncs, v.
4tf SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor,
rhe wind bloweth where it Listeth!
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DRESS GOODS,
Boots and Shoes.

In short, we can supply our old customers,
and others wishing, Goods of good quality
and at low prices for cash or produce. We
prefer a cash business, il is true, at a small
advance from cost, but will for either cash or
produce, sell our goods so as to give the most
perfect satisfaction. Those wishing to buy
goods and never pay, are informed that our
circumstances are such, that we cannot ac-
commodate them while those wishing a short
credit, and prompt payment when called up
on, can find us on hand, ready to do them ser
vice cheerfully and for small compensation.
We retain a grateful remembrance of past ia
vors from the community, and shall be un-
wearied in our exertions to merit, and secure
n continuance of the same, by strict attention
to business in an honorable manner
JAMES NJ. SLADE & co.
Middlebury, June IA, 1852. s:
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al

At Flushing, e.. 1 June goth, Mr..
ALLEN P. NoRrHRor, to Miss EMILY II.
FAIRcHfLD.
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New Delanes and Ginghams

From 10 lie 10 81 l-a cts. per ward, JUST ~
revived at the Cash Store. r LoFulLFB.
April %, ST
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TNIIE subscriber would take this method to
Il 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 Dridport,Cis three years old this
spring.
We do not design tn enter into y leng pcdi-
gree Of this horse, but Will simply say that
we invite those who take any interest in
horses, to call and examine for themselves.
Terms made known at the stand.
G. v. COOK.
New Haven River, q miles North Of
hiddlebury Village0 June II, 1851 s:
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INSURANCE.
New and Important!
NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE co.
Capital $4,000 Dollars,

pEslDEs a large and increasing amount Of
IL premium notes.
All kinds of live Stock Insured against the
combined risks OF Fire, Water Accidents Dis
eases, &c.
DIRECTORS.
James Farr, Washington County,
Joseph Porter
Oiif Able
Pelatiah Richards, Warren County,
Amasa c. Moore, Clinton County,
John Boyton,
James Averill, -"
Cornelius Halsey,
George Moore
Walter Geer, Warren County,
VIM. L. CalkinstEssex Coknty,
Albert Andrus, Franklin County,
James Horton, st. LAWRENCE County
Thomas Conkeri
2ephHnish G Plat, Clinton County,
Jacob II. Holt,
Peter 8, Palmer,
Henry g. Hewitt;
nFFICERS.
James Farr, President George Moore, Sec'y.
A. C. Moore, Vice FrsstlZ. c. Plat, Treasurer.
I.C. Nix, Fort Ann, General Agent.
The owners of valuable animals win do we'll
to avail themselves of the advantages TO be
derived from this mode of protection.
If fire, life, and marine assurances are prop
or and c~xpedient, SO is live stock insurance
the reasons for insurance are equally apple
able to all. For terms o finsurance please ap
ply 10 the subscriber. by letter or otherwise
WIN. GARDNER, Panton
Agent for Addison County, VI.
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MIR. W. Il. GILMORE

MIX. W.. ii. GILLMOKE
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Middlebury, that he will return to
his old Rooms, No. I, NICHOLS BUILDING, on
Monday, May 18th, where he will spare Meth
er pains nor skill in making LIKENESSES
that are perfect representations of those who
may call upon him at sY No. I, Nichols
Building, and in a style and finish unsurpass-
ed by any travelling Dagucrreotypist in the
country, as hundreds in this town can and Will
testify. Those who wish to procure a good
natural likeness will do well to wait until he
returns home, rs he has been to the expense
of fitting up his rooms in good style, for the
comfort and convenience of his patrons.
p. $. | 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..
Middlebury, May 10, 1852. 3:tf.
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ESds Read the advertisement of
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral There are
statements of no ordinary interest TO all
so unfortunate as to be afflicted with
the difficulties it cures.