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6 M l. N - o. &c I'D
IMPROVED, AND RE ORGANIZED FOR THE SEASON OF Isl

WILL perform Mt Litch6eld, Monday,
y" 23l August, 1854
Doors open at 2 and Z o'clock, P. NJ
Performance to commence at half past 2
and half past 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
GEORGE II. RUSSELL. Manager,
PRoF. NIXON, Equestrian director
RUFUS WEEcK, Proprietor of the Ma
tional Circus, respectfully announces TO the
citizens of the United States, the following
attractions, both
EQUESTRIAN AND DRAMATIC,
with the assurance that in point of
NOVELTY, MERIT. VARIETY AND
SPLEEN DOR,
they can surpass any attempt ever yet
made either in the
UNITED STATES OR EUROPE.
The arlistes, both male an female, COM
prise those of the hight st order of talent,
engaged expressly from the
FRENCH, GER MAN, PRUSSIAN AND
ENGLISH ARENAS;
together with those established American
tavorltcs from The cities OF Philadelphia and
New York.
The ealroe Into this town will be of
grandeur begsaring description, assuming
mere the appearance of u
TRlUNpHAL ROMAN PROCESSION,
han the entrance OF au Equestrian Com
| pany.
THE SPLENDID ORIENTAL CAR,
containing POSTS CELEBRATED
NEW YORK BAND, will be- draw by
TEN CREAM-COLORED HORSES,
Followed by the entire Troupe, with all the
Trappings. ParaphernaIia, Banners, &C.,
&c. The Pavilion used for exhibition pur.
poses is the LARGEST, BEST AR
RANGED. AND MOST CONVEN.
lent, ever introduced: of magnitude
capable OF holding
5000 PEOPLE.
1t is perfectly water proof and secure.
Among the most prominen. features will
ba found
F MALLE MINNA
|. The great Equestrienne, from Berlin, and
her
PRUSSIAN DANCING HORSES, LA.
DY GREY AND JUPITER,
engaged expressly for this establishment.
by RUFUS WEIGH, during his late continen,
tai tour through Europe, at an. immense
expense.
MILE MARIE
the Charming, Daring and Finished Paris
ian Artistic, IN her bold and beautiful scenes
of Eques,rianism.
At an inconsiderabls pecuniary OUTLAY.
an arrangement has been effected securing
the services OF
MADAME CAROLINE.
AND HER QUARrETrE OF TRAINED
PONIES.
LEVI J. NORTH,
DRAMATIC AND SCENIC EOUEs-
+ TRAN,
Pronounced by the most competenl
Judges of the old and new world, TO be IN
best LIVING RIDER of the day Also
his celebrated, and thoroughbred Ameri
can trained horse Tammany his fascinat-
lug daughter, Miss VICTORIA, the
smallest and youngest equesirienne in the
world and his wonderful Boy Pupil
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District Of Litchfiald. Is.

Probate Ccut, June 9th. 1862
IL STATE of ALNUN E. TODD, late
la of Litch6eld, in said Distvins de-.
ceased, The Court Of Probate for the
District of Litchfeld, hath limilej and al
owed six months from the date hereof, foe
the Creditors OF sid Estate, repr scented
insolvent, in which to exllibit their claims
,hotete,; and has appointed FREEZER
lex D. BEEMAN. and BENJAMIN
WEBSTER, sEsqs.. Of I.tch6eld, Com. :,
.nissionefs TO receive aud examine slid
Claims. "#
&c rtifed by rx -
HENRY B GRAVES, Ju ige.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the otfic. of HolIister aalse
Beemau, in said Litch6eld on the 81 day
of August and 9th day Of Dscemhets d
A. D, 1882 ut 2 O'Clock in the Afternoon,
ON each of said dys, for tho purpose OF
attending on the business Of said app ,inC
ment. +.
FRED'K.D. KEENAN,, 4 Commits
BENZ, WEBS TER. sionera
All persons indebted to sail Estate, are
requisite to make Immediate payment 81 {
JAMES l. FORD, AdministIator.
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CrTlitiea By
HENRY s. BARBOUR. Judre

n DINNDOUNN,
The Subscribers give notice that they sha II
meet at the Dwelling H,nse of O,ren Slm,ns
in said rorsington on the 2)th day of Novem
Der aud eth day Of December 1859, at
o'clock id the afternoon, IN zach of said DAYS
for the purpose Of a,teading on the business
of said appointment.
Ta tn N aTRLBERr. 5 sio"" "'ss
All parsois IN Tented to said ESTATE are re-
onested to make INN sdiMe payw ent TO
ORREN 5! MONS, Administrator.
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PIANO FORTES
FROM
rHN Ell wNr ~@ - m 1RsS ssS .

rSSM
TEN Ell VNr -@ - FL HRzS @9S .
s, EVEN-Six aud three quarter-and
~ Six Octave Rosewood PIANo FoRTEs,
just manufactured from new scales and of
decided superiority of tone, can be had
from the Subscribers, for ready cash, at Il
great bargain. Every purchaser will be
secured by full warranty, and those who
may pun chnse by order will be as well
dealt by as if present themselves. A lead:
ing member Of this frm, having been for
many years teacher ct music, is more
than ordinarily qualified both 10 produce
and to select Instruments which will be
acceptable to- customers. Our Wareroom
is in the centre of the city. directly oppo-
site the New Haven Railroad Station and
near all the Stations of the principal Rail.
roads kadine from this city.
j. F, WARNER & co.
All Broadway. New York.
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NOTICE.

The copar,nershiP hsfetolars exlsliag
be,w Harlow Roys aud john D3on,
urdsr The uamo Of Roys & D.xoa. il Aais
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
An persOns having claims against hem
are requested 10 present them Immediately.
and all persons having unsettled book aes
eOuoIs are hereby requested - cancel thea
withoue delay.
Either party auths 'sed TO slgD 10 closlna
up the business.
tIAmEow Roga
tsnN DlxnN.
south NorEblk, IL csc.
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MILLINERY NOTICE.

The subscriber being about reIinquishing
her business in this place, will self her
entire stock of millinery and fancy goods
upon favorable terms. To any person
wishing 10 engage in this business, it pre-
sents good opportunity, as the bushes
is we'll established.
A. M. DANIELS.
1.;tch6nL Inlu II 1870
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THE BARE AND BAR ACT WON
DER,
in his parsonage of the
PRIDE OF THE HURDLE.
MR.. w, F. WALLErT,
the English wit aud jester, and accomplish
ed acto both as
CLOWN
AND GENERAL MARION,
in the great American Drama entitled
MARIOV AND HIS MEN,
PROBE SSOR NIXON and his sons AL
BERT. GEORGE, and JEAN
Tt1ILl.0N IN their
GRAND CLASSICAL POSTURING.
slGNOR BLISS.
The man of many forms.
MONSIEUR THOMAS KING.
the renowned Vauler and Some se
=
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4 OST-Between Mr.. Hull'S and the
- County House corn or. in North street,
short Gold Cnaiu and Key, Tho finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving them
Mt this Office, IF
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FRANK WHITAKER

The renowned four and six horse rider,
in his act entitled the Pride of tho Hippo>
drome aud the Courier of ST. Petersburg.
together with an entire Corps of Actors.
Riders, VauIers. Dancers and AuxIiaries
-Whuse names, business and talents, will
b" found upon references to the bills of the
day.
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Admission % Cents. No half price.

For fun particulars see large and small
Bills at the different Hotels, &c.
IFrhe above celebrated TROUPE
will perform at New Milford l4th, Kent
10Th, Sharon 17ih, Salisbury 18Th. Canaan
18th, Winsled 2Olh, WoIcottyille 2ls1, An.
gust, 1852.
THOM AS TUFTS, Advertise and Ag'..
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THE GREAT NATIONAL DRAMAT-
IC SPECTACLE OF

Az "a A5S nLAALI oE
NJ a RION AND HIS MEN,
will DO gwen for the first time, arranged
with the greatest care and precision, with
every preca utiou in regard to Scenery,
Dresses, Decora lions, Properties, &c, &c,
IN order 10 render it one of the most i'm
posing and pleasing TEXTURES ever presents
ed.
The Grand Romantic Piece of Ancient
Leg enlury, entitled
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON,
with splendid Accessories, PROFESSIONS,
Dazzling Armurs, Class cal Costumes, Orig
inal Music. Full chorusses, and powerful
caste Of Company.
Zach performance will commence with a
GRAND EQUESTRIAN ENTREE;
nholucing the whole of the Highly
Trained Stud of horses. The most im>
posing one Of all is styled,
THE KOSSUTH CAVALCADE.
BY the principal Ladies aad Gentlemen, in
full
HUNGARIAN COSTUME
Two more Brilliaht Features distinsu ish
this from NIL other Companies. The inte-
iior is ILLUMINATED WITH GAS, and
the exterior with
PROF. GRANTS
IMPROVED DRUMMOND LIGHT,
Rendering the promises ligh. and cheerful
the darkest night
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A constant supply ofthis superior article for
MIN G;
Together with general assortment of
DYE STUFFS, DYE WOODS 4 ACIDS
for sale by
w. Partridge & Son.
81 Cliff street, New York.
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Litchfield. July 10, 1852
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IMPROVED DRUMMOND LIGHT,
Rendering the premises. light and cheerful
the darkest night.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-28

] lie butter depressed Into thin sheet against
the sides and bottom Of tie churn. BY turning
the crank forward again, the butter is gathered
together again, and the operation OF working may
be continued for few minutes, till every parti-
Gle of the buttermilk may be separated from the
butter. This is warranted ! J
Tie butter Al this stage can be ihoroi ably
washed with cold water, by those " no wish. In
warm weather it can be washed in ice water,
thereby keeping it cool ard hard as in " in
ter. The washing is, Of course, done by the
churn.
Fourth, Sailing the Butter When the
butter is gathered together as above described
scatter the requisite quantity Of salt evenly over
{ It, and by breaking and gathering the butter rs
above mentioned. lew times the salt will lie
evenly aud thoroughly woikedin.
Fifth, Removing the Eutter, and Clean
ing the thurn. by moving simple slide that
rests on the crank the dashcr comes out entire,
leaving the greatest possible convenience for re-
moving the butter. Replacing the dasher,
quantity Of water may he poured in, and afcw
rotations complete the washing Of the churn
The subscriber has purchased the exclusive
rights of tn pateaee for the counties Of Rutland,
Addison, Chiucnden, Franklin and Grand Isle
, lie has commenced the manufacture and sale Of
this churn.
Any infringement OF the patcn, will be pioseeu-
ted.
5 A u orders addressed c. W. Baldwin, Middle
bury, VT. viii be promptly attended to.
e. W. BALDWIN.
Middlebury JnlV aSth 1851 IA .tf
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OFFICERS.
DR. JULIUS Y. ID WEY. President
Hon DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
DIREC rORS.-Juius Y Dewey. Daniel
Baldwin. Paul Dillingham; limo p Rcdfell
Julius Converse. Edmund Weston. Homer W
llcaion Joseph b DAniorth. Jr.Abcrt l. Cat.
lin. John a Ps.c, George W. Cnllamcr. Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey
BOARD OF FINANCE Homer W
Hcutoo. Albert l.. Cat in .Jo M P.gc
MEDICAL ENAMINER.--Urn mifh
Il ID
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN -Frcdci.cl
w Adams. VI ID.
SECRETARY james r. Thin ION
LIFE INSURANCE
sit is an Institution contemplating unmiNcd
good to mankind "
We invite the attention of The Pubic Ia the
principles OF the National Life Insurance Com
pahy.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
daptcd 10 the wants If all who may desire ia
embrace such an j stituiion. IT should he en-
braccd
lst BY Husband, and;Fathcrs, to make pro
vision after their death, Tor their widows and
chillrcn
2l, BY the young TO provide for lhcmsclye-
TO nfrm age
3D. BY creditors to insure the loss which the
dcathlf the debtor m ght occasion
4h Nv he borrower to enable his repre-
scntatiycs, in case of his death. 10 rcpny the
loan.
5th Those who save a little from thcirdailv
labor, or yearly i1ccme, shonld n vest it in this
Savings Bank. that it maybe bcvun the reach
OF accident AMI that the widow aud child may
receive thcir own with usury" 4lilv
j S. BUSIINEl IT,. Agent for Al lis N Co.
C c. p. CT \ RK, 4. D Melical Examiner
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H. A. SHELDON

is now receiving reasonable assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made Clothing,
Drugs and Medicines, Turks Island Salt, &c.
which he will sell very low for Cash.
Oct ., 1851
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Linen and Cotton Sheetings,

10 1 Linen Shcetings ID Pillow Case Linen
1914 Blend Cot. do 4 do do do
Ga do do do 3 ! 9-s & 4 hlchd do
9's and A bro. DO Pillow Slip Cotton,
ALSO,
a splendid assortment of Blenchcd and Bro
ShirlinGs, Linen Damask. Fronting Linens
Doylcs, &c in store and for sale cheap by
June 9. Is5l. L. VALLETTE.
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Mineral Water,
ERON THE ELGIN SPRINGS !

Having for several years observed the bene-
fetal effects Of this water in cases of GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, Scrofnla, Cutaneous and
Bilious diseases, have determined to keep 1t
for sale, in pint and quart bottles, fresh from
The Springs. II is double the strength Of the
Saratoga Water, and costs less.
ET Give the Mineral Water Of the ELG1N
SPRINGS a trial, and you will agree with me
as to its virtues. w p. Russell.
July 18th, 1851.
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49, 49, = ~,
01l;A
1|11|::';.''!'|||,Ikk
~
NSSY5sPSRsIAlsGssTH laa q
MrSY - .TVW
GgERRLD !:lIlIn1
The best -ul s,s,ugr>, cetuied medicine IN
The world lurtire cure of Dyspepsia, in all its
forms such as heddache. heartburn, habiiua
co>iivcncss, acidiy Of the stomach. loss nl
appetite, asthma, piles, incipienl consumption
debility arising from p.o.facled feverS, fever
aud ague exposure 10 heat or cold, oil age e
and diseases arising from imperfect digestion
or deranced condition OF the stomach. It is
also an excellent icmedy, ana not surpassed
by an medicine in use, for females suffering
tom uterine or nervous arrangement.
Among ihenumerouS ant highiy respectable
certificates, We refer 10 the following:
Prof A. 4. HAYES, VI. u. STATE 4 ,sayer
FlTXIlENRY HOMER. ESQ, Boston.
JAS. C. DUNN, Esq, Ci:y Treasurer, Bos-
ton
Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE, Ex-Prest
Mass. Senate.
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. II I.
now member of Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRlDGE.inrmerl Gov
Of Michigan. now Z. S. SENATOR.
Hon J. T. MOREIiEAD, formerly Gov. o.
Kennedy, now &. S Senator.
Han.J. r. SIMMONS, L. S. Senator from
Rhoie I.'l..'.
IL -ANUEL S. PHELPS, L. S. Sena-
tor T. Vermont.
Ur Wi rpHNN.
IL lLpNON FOOT, Member of Con-
gr.~, ... Nrrnoft
H,n. NJ. D. FOSTER, Member Of Con
;rcs> from Pes ,yiy4nia.
Hon. NJ. L. MARTIN Delegate in Con
gIcAN llHH w l>'hu>lh ltIiNplN.
Gen. \. c. DODGE, Delegate in Congress
from Iowa,
RP STOWE, Esq., Clerk in The Houes oil
II sp -e>eAldiives,
c. c. TROWBRIDGE, Esq, Detroit
Michigan.
GEN. W. JONES, Esq, Surveyor General
DHhuqne, lava.
JOSEPH llOXlE, Esq, No. IS Wall street
New York.
Many oher individuals Of the hieheS, re-
speciality can lie referred to, who " III con
firm all that ha, been said in favor Of this in
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. b. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
>or VT.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesal,
Druggists, No. % Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price S per boulci six bottles for IS.
CAUTION.--Each bottle of the Genuine
|OAygenated B,lerS will have the outside wrap
per printed in English, French and Spanish
with the signature Of Geo. b. Green, Proprie
tor, upon Three Sides, and in addition fine
IL engraved latcl upou The top Of the bottle
with the signature of REED, BArts & AUSTIN
who are the sole General Agents, and to whom
all orders must he addressed
Agents; S Moody, Miideburyi A p.
Roscoe, New Haven; w. q. Sqrdsne, Yer
gennes 81; ly.
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81 Roast Beef in about two hours, out Of the
>'nn.. ch
Tht SIN is the chiei element, or Grrai ri.
geNung Principle oiihe Ga tic Iuice-the Sol.
vent Of the Foot the Purifying, Prcserving.and
stimulating Agent OF the Stomach and lntcS.
lines. 1t is extracted from he Digestive SION.
ach ui lhc ok, ihu- forming 10 ARTIFICIAL
DiGt~ I'VE FLUID precisely like The nat
url Gastric juice in It's {. cmic. mowers. and
turni>hiis COMPLETE ard PtRFECT
SURSTlTUTDl1fit BY the aid ofihi, pre.
narration. the palms. and evils Of lNDIGES.
TlON ant DYSPEPSIA are removed iu.r
a, they would lie iv healthy stomach II is
don wan lefs for ID sneuiicS. curing cas,s of
DEBILITY, ENAClATlON. NERVOUS
DtCLlN Il. and DYSPEPTlC CONSUMP.
TON, Suppo>cdto he on the verge olihe grave.
The Scientific Evidence upon which, is ha,ed
i, in The highest drace CURIOUS and RE
MARKABf f..
sCICNTlF G EVIDENCED
BA RON LlEBlG, ia his celebrated work on
Animal Chemistry. says: "An Artificial hi.
esNve Fluid, an ilosou> 10 The Ga>nic Juice
may lie readily prepared from the mucous
membrane Of the stomach Of the Calf. in which
various at,icle>o Of fond, as meat and eggs, will
re Solicrcd, changed, and digesicd. lust in III,
same m .nher Is they would lie in the huma,
stomach"
Dr.. fE.;ElRA, in his famous treatise on
Food and Diei,' ia li>hed by Fowlor> &
" els. New Yoi page 80, states The sam,
siei 81, o. '",citar- iAc method Of prepar-
.lI"n 1h-" "c sW higher authorities tina.
a cpNff n his valuable writing, on
c-i'D," Observes thai
o'"i iaAuy VI the Gas
uu 'H'De is ."ninra and all.plevailn-
D" "''I'i-i ai.a hc states that sd
ai'u"2w ie.s. rot mcdiciic Ia Londol
/ win Was -eVeI'N alillcicu with This complaint
/ nhdlnI ever yhl'% eNe ID iail, hai recourse L.
me CaSlnc J.hcc' '"i4inri from The stOmrch-
81 uv'hI a!'i'hhlN' winch pruvei completely
SuGee Siu'
| Ut, - ~ ia VI, auihof oil me famous work.
on Nese'an,e plet' say at lNa remark
alie tact III phy'lology' mat tue siomachs OF
the proreriv of di,solving yariou, arrirlrs of
food and nj efiecliag kind Of artificial diges-
lion a. them ~ nowlSe different tom lie nat
uial digestive process"
PtHir>>nt III NGLlStN, OF the Jefferson
College, Fhilnceli ia, it, his gicil work on
Human Physiology. degole> more lhln tiity
p -r- 10 d eNt NATION 81 ihis sui jet. His
'yrc'i" ei'- viii d. Beaumont, on the Gas
ult Juice. o'i7incd lion living hun.n >lom-
achS and from aiilm, Is. enc well known. " Ia
al cases, he says. igsSton occurred as per
iecIy in the artificial Il, in the natural dges.
zion"
DrJOllN w. DRAPER, pofeS'orut Chem
iSuy in the MedicalC'llege of the Universe
lv"t New York, in his Text Book u Chem
lsifV, pa &c 3en>1vS " II has been a question
whether ailihcial digestion coull he pfenrm-
e - nii''N nov universally admitted that il
hr ,,,.........,...
, !" ANFf : '3 Pr "nl "n
] H
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WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middebury and vicinity that he continues the
CABINET business at the old stand formerly oc-
cupicd by his Father, and has now on hand q
general assortment Of CABINET WARE. such
as Bureaus. Tables of different patterns; splen.
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. nj
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 his shop ia
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices
Those who wish TO 70 to house keeping sill
do well to call and examine priccs and STYLES
Middlcbury, Apri %. 1850. 52tf
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Are you Insured,
If NOT.
NOW Is TILE TIME I

THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
L MUTUAL BENEFIT. ASSOCIATION,
OF Worcester, Mass, offer TO insure your
Health against sickness or accident, on as
reasonable terms as can be asked for One adj
vantage TO the Insured by this Association is,
that they are not liable TO the impositions OF
Travelling Agents. The business Of the As
ISOLATION is all done by Local AGENTs. BE
assured this is none OF the Washington County
HumLugs BY calling on the under signed, who
is AUTHORIZED AGENT for the ASSO
CITATION, further particulars will be given.
Also the Bylaws OF the Association can be
examined by any who wish.
Call soon, before YOU are taken sick or have
a leg broken, as it will then be too late.
VIM. S. LANE, AGENT.
Middlebury, june 3, 1851. Oily.
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'uARilS ho'Ill va Join-sireei, \. l.
R"ie 'rnres A. To- L. the quality uf the land be-
male t. Hon Hem, M"iss aud Gen. Chandler OF the
Amrrican Institute R"ums 35l. Broadway, v: e..
StNtnn. publisher. Fultnnstrccf, ~ v; u. 81.
IIr 'wn, Esq, fcc of the American Agrculuisi, lo7
w it"r.sireei, Y. Dr. T.. r. Peek 306 Statc-st
irnoklyn Aldcn Spoouer. Frout-st, BROOKLYN ,
q II Striker. Jr 81 Broad"av. Y. Liberty Gil
bert, 10 Dpariman Building. Troy. n. V; Thomas
kissnm aud George H. LYMAN, Jersey Civ Levi
Dois", " Dnlse AMI Co.'S Express Is Westsf.. n.
Y; Ga0rfe G Norran. j., OIL Prarl--t. n v; John
& hnrclsrl. ~ Essox-st n. V; C Fn.Ion Editor Of
tic Nnrthern Ionrnnl, Lowell n. Y o. Squrcs, I'd
,or file kimer Joupal Rnrkion, n. Chandler
Foster Albany V V. H. Palmer, Philadelphia aud
Bisun. and many others See Pamphlet II C IN
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DAvISS PATENT SELF-ADJUSTTNG CHURN

g-1F The above Cut represents new Chusn
intended for Cunning Gathering, Working,
aud Sailing Butter.
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PAINT! PAINT! PAINT!

10000 lbs. Bushwells Fire Proof
5000 Pure Dry Lead,
2O00 " in Oil,
800 VirdigIiS, dry and ground,
100 " in oil,
100 BIT Amber
500 Paris Green, ass. sbader,
200 " Chrome Green,-do Yellow.
500 Venetian Red,
500 Spanish Brown,
1000 French Yellow,
300 Calls. Raw Linseed oil,
900 Boiled "
200 " Coach and Furniture Vanish,
200 a" SplS. Turpenin-,
Logwood, Fuslic, Cammwood.
lockwood, CopperaS, Blue Ni,riol,
and a general assortment Of DYE STUFFSi
for sale by w p. Russell.
Middlebury, July |, 1851.
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For Sale.

3 Oh teF q ACs
Farm wing in The east part OF Mil llclur,.
ew occupied by the subscriber. Sal +. rn
consists VI li0 ceres. 80 acres Of which are
woodland md the remainder well divided into
sovin. aad pasture, fnd the wholc well wa
tered ;has a good sugar lot, and ono Of The
beet orchards in town.
Possession will be given the first Of next
All EZRA CRANE.
hiid'e,ury, Sept. &c. 1851. a2af
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VSG8EAUIB
PULWONARYE3bLSkW.

THE GRENT REMEDi FOR COUGHS COLDS
i and COSsVMPTIOH, after a tfini Of twenty
ave ysnrs .iasts nv alnn,t general consent the lra,
Of Cough N,cncs. II Il thr only standard article Ina
Las fully sustained lis great a. constantly grow ing m
uutloi, for - long u period ct lime Mnny tnurn
physcisLS do not hesitate 10 aci uoN ldge -iprri
ny, aud with eire confidence TO vuieud il to itc
psNeui., Ne slp.fpr preparation, which has b..i
found to BE- perfectly sgt', CONVENIENT, aud highly e.
nsaocus IN al diseases nj the LtuHt lungs and Cheat
Ussw has used Il thus .p,aks Oft:
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pEPSlN POWDER.

9or soul by mail Zee Of Po'tase. 90
FoT convenience of sending To all pats Of tho country.
the Digestive Matter of the Pei sin put mp the form
Powder, With Questions To be ds-otc ed water hy
tte pateut Thc.e Powders onntaiu ius ,hc mat
terra tho h4ttir., aud viii he bv mail, FREE OF
HOST ,GE. iur on DOLLAR sent Cpost PAID To DR.
J. : nouGlroN, NJ. d Philadelphia, Pa
" Oh,rive h-i Every bottle Of the genuine
PlPSlN he5rs the wlitteu sigHatufe Of :. ItOUGH-
TON. NJ. g. ~pir proprietor, Philadr lhia Pa. Copy
right aud Ttade Max secured.
~ Sold by al Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine
For sale by W. p. Russell. Middlebury,
w s. Sprague Nergennes; rheo A. Peck,
Burlington; A. p. Roscoe, New Have Dan
icls and Moore, Rutland, l9ly