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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-06-09

The DISAPPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES.
We have already published several
articles from other papers, denouncing
the attempt to distract the Wing party
by sending a double delegation to Bal
timore from this state. The following
is from the Bennington Banner, which
has the name of Winfield Scott at the
head of its editorial column:
A good deal has been said, and is be-
ing said, just now, about calling new Dis
trict Conventions to nominate new set
of Delegates to the Wing National
Convention and as some of our readers
expect that one has been or will be cal
led in this District, we will say to them
that none has been called except in the
Third District and we take it for grant
ed that at this late hour there will be
none called elsewhere. At any rate,
there will be none called in the LIST
district Our delegates were appoint
ed at Montpelier last fall by the Wing
State Convention, and whatever course
Districts may now take in the matter, it
will not, in our humble opinion, have a
feathers weight in the mind of the Con
ycntion. The Delegates appointed last
fall-somewhat out of place we acknowl-
cdge-will, nevertheless, hold their seats
in the Convention. They were appoint
ed with all the facts now known, fully
and clearly set before them. And should
the several districts convene and appoint
delegates, it would only make them ap-
pear ridiculous and i'll at case in the eyes
of the Convention Hence we advise
the gentleman appointed in the Sd dis
trict to stay at home and save his honor
and his cjtGngc.
"A well-informed Wing in Frank
lin county wrote us, some time since,
that he believed ''ninety-nine hundredths
of the Wings" there "werc opposed to
the calling of District Convention
for the election of Delegate The
same is undoubtedly true of this entire
District
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A. L. STIMSON, Public Agent,


MAIN OFFICE, NO. 10 WALL ST, NEWBORN,
MILL give prompt and faithful attention Is
w PURCHASING and FORWARDING,
in large or small Quantities, articles Of MER-
CUANDlSE. SURGICAL md DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, MECHANICS TOOLS,
AGRICULTURAL NJ p l. L N EN- T S,
PLANTS, sCI0NS, SEEDS, &c, &c., TO
any part Of the United States.
frZ-He will also attend 10 Applications for
Patents, Financial Negotiations, Marine Insur-
ance, the Sale Of Produce and Mechanical In
ven,ons, the Purchase Of Liverpool European
and California Steamer Tickets, the 1mporia-
ton of Books and other articles, the Recovery
Ct Personal Effects Of Deceased Strangers in
the Northern States, Collect Debts, Subscribe
for American and Foreign Magazines, &c, In
sert Advertisements, Institute Inquiries after
Missing Persons and Property and, in fine,
execute every practicable, proper and rcmuner-
alive commission 10 any Of the above named
places, and in Great Britain.
Address tpost paid) A. j.. STIMSONi no.
10 WALL STREET, w-loRK.
nTOnly such letters as shall have been pre-
paid will be taken from the Post Oficc, and
every original application, TO meet nth 0ttea;
fiOn, must enclose one dollar.
OFFICES OF THIS AGENCY:
10 Wall Street, New York; Baltimore Street,
Baltimore Nd. li6 Chestnut Street, Phlladel-
phia 80 Main Street, Hartford, CT; Penn.
svlvania Avenue, Washington, d. c. and -
Washington Street, Boston.
REFERENCE
In New. York, Messrs. DAVIS, BaooKs &
Co and ADAMS & Co in Philadelphia Messrs.
SANFORD & Sup.MAKERi in Boston
FRASKLIs HAvEs. Esq, President Merchants
Bank, and C. W. CARrwRIGHT, Esq, Presi-
dent Manufacturers Insurance Company in
New Orleans. Messis DAVID FELr & Co, and
1 ADAMS &Co,'s Express +; in Liverpool, Messrs.
EpwARps, SASFonD & Co. D. IT,
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INSURANCE.
New and Important!
NORTH ERN NEW YORK LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE co.
u,h ,r,,, fli,,.. f,.,.,., ~ y
Capital 10000 Dollars,

PESIDEs a large and increasing amount of
- premium notes.
All kinds of live Stock Insured against the
risks Of Fire, Water, Accidents, Dis
eases, &c.
DIRECTORS.
James Farr Washington County,
Joseph Porter
Olf Able " d"
Pelatiah Richards, Warren County
Amasa c. Moore, Clinton County,
john Boyton, "
James Avcrill " "
Cornelius llalscy,
George Moore
Walter Geer, Warren County,
VIM f. Calllinst Essex Coknty,
Albert Andrus, Franklin County,
James Horton, St. Lawrence County,
Thomas Conley,
Zcphaniah c. Plat, Clinton County,
Jacob ii. Holt,
Peter s. Palmer,
Henry G.. Hewitt.
OFFICERS.
James Farr, President, George Moore, Sec'y.
A. c. Moore, Vice Pres'tlZ c. Plat, Treasurer.
&c. Nix, Fort Ann, General Agent.
The owners of valuable animals will do well
to avail themselves of the advantages to be
derived from this mode of protection.
If fire, life, and marine assurances are prop
or and expedient, so is live stock insurance
the reasons for insurance are equally apple
able to all. For terms reinsurance please ap-
ply to the subscriber by letter or otherwise.
VIM. GARDNER, Panton,
Agent for Addison County, VT
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ST. STEPHENS SCHOOL
gGG IGWMG IAII:sSa
REV. THos. L. RANDOLPH, A. NJ,

REV. TIIOS. i. RANDOLPH, A. NJ,
Principal.
THIS SCHOOL will be opened and COM
l. mence its first term on Thursday, the
9th inst. 1t is to be conducted under the SUI
pervison of the Rector of st. Stephens
Church, and is designed to afford all the means
of a thorough and polite education on n chris
tian basis
The Principal will be assisted by competent
teachers in Music and Modern Languages, and
will spare no pains TO make the Schoolin every
respect worthy of a high reputation.
The terms for day scholars, per session are
For Common English Branches, SO 90
" Higher do. do. 4 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, each 3 90
Or, in connection with other studies, . 90
Music and use of Instrument 10 90
Boarding Scholars will be received into the
family of the Principal, and will be treated
rs nearly AS it is possible, with parental aflec-
| ton and care.
| The first session will continue eleven and n
half wccks, and tbs very desirable that all who
design to attend should be present at the open
| ing. Any further information which may be
desired will be afforded by the Rector of St.
Stephens Church, or, after the present week
| by the Principal, at the late residence of Prof,
| Twining
Middlebury, May Is, 1862 Aft
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HOME AGAIN.
MR. ". IL GILMORE

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Mlddleburyj that he will return to
his old Rooms, No 7; NIcHoLs' BUILDING, on
Monday, May 18th, where he will spare Meth
or pains nor skill in making LIKENESSES
that are perfect representations of those who
may call upon him at 6 81" No. I, Nichols
Building, and in style and finish unsurpass-
cd by any travelling Daguerreotypist in the
country, as hundreds in this town can and will
testify. Those vino wish to procure n good
natural likeness win do well TO wait until he
returns home, as he has been TO the expense
of fitting up his rooms in good style, for the
comfort and convenience Of his patrons
Z. =. exhibit no pictures except those
of my own taking, md i'm prepared to sell IS
good, or even better ones than | exhibit as
specimens. W. H. e..
NIiddlcbury, May 10, 1852. 3tf
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MlppLrprnv, VI, June 5, 1852.

ConNwALL. june 5, 1852.
Mr. EplToR:
On my recent return from Hart
ford with new lot of French Mcrino
Lambs. / was detained at Rutland,
where I had the pleasure of meeting
Col. Hale. the owner of the Horse
" Green Mountain Morgan" which at
tracted 80 much attention at the State
Fair. | also saw the horse, and my I'M
preston as to his great value was fully
confirmed He is in excellent order :,
and have no doubt that he and Black
Hawk are the two best Horses in the
United States Col Hale intends to.
keep him at Rutlaud during the season,
and though | am strong friend of Black
Hawk, cannot refrain from informing
my brother farmers of the vicinity of
this powerful animal, and that our coun-
ty agriculturists too have the benefit OF
his services for the improvement of their
stock. 1t is certainly for the interest
OF our county to encourage the intro
duction of this branch of the Morgan
family, a S well as the other and | hop'
the expectation of having this hors'
permanently in our county may be real
lied, as it certainly will be, as | am in
formed, if our farmers will give hin
the proper encouragement.
Very respectfully, A. i. BINGHAM.
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MRs. CLAY.-The story that the wife
of HENRY CLAY was never at Washing
ton, is contradicted by the N. Y En-
press, which says:
@This is very good story in regard
to Mrs. Clay, and we are sorry to spoil
it, but truth requires the correction
Mrs. Clay, in her day, has been one of
the gayest and most graceful women of
the Federal Metropolis, and is so re-
membered by many in the District Of
Columbia She has, however, been an
excellent wife and mother, and always
distinguished for her domesticqualities,
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FiRr.-A fire occurred in this village
this friday morning, consuming barn
and one or two other out-buildings, quite
a quantity of hay, and span of valua-
bic horscs-the property Of Major Geo.
7. Hodges. The buildings burned were
in close proximity to Mr.. Hodges dwell
ling. but the wind being favorable no
other serious damage was done. Loss
$1,000. Insurance Sl50--Rmtland Her.
nLI. 27fH UH
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BY W. Il. u. SMITH, ESQ.
The object of the author is to represent the
condition of the Slave in his rude but comfort
able cabin, his daily occupations and pastimcs,
the relations between master and slave, the
mistaken impulses and misconccivcd views of
the Northern Philanthropist, &c, &c. and to
represent the passions and sentiments in their
natural forms, as the same are displayed in the
humblest lot of society, thus showing that, in
the case If he STARE at least, CONVENIENT BE-
Slows MORE HAPPINESS THAN FREEDOM land at
the same time to represent, As IT ~, class of
people, viz the Planter, to whom justice has
seldom been done, and whose character, rs
exhibited in every day life is well calculated
to win the amiablc judgment of the world.
The above work will be published on the
LIST July next, and will contain about 500
II mo pages, beautifully illustrated. The Price
will be + 30.
s-s5- Early orders will meet with first attcn-
ton.
5S- Good active agents wanted to sell the
above Book.
t5-0n receipt of 81 so, we will forward one
copy of the above Book (Which agents can
use as n sample copy by mail, postage paid,
to any place in the United States, not exceed
ing 1900 miles from Buffalo, Chicago, Cincin-
natl or Newly York
re-" Books sent by mail must be prepaid
according to the new post Office law. Postage
on this work is about % cents fUr cach and
every 500 miles.
~" Wholesale prices for above and other
salcable Books, for which we want agents will
be forwarded on application to us, postpaid
G. II. DERBY AND co.
May 30, 1852. Book Publisher Buffalo n.
s 5w
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STR AYED

From the enclosure of the subscriber, in
Bristol, on the 9th day of May last, a
light red, white-faccd milch Cow, four
years old, with good-sizcd horns, project
ing forward.
Any person returning said Cow, or
giving notice where she may be found,
will be suitably rewarded.
CHESTER HALLOCK.
Bristol, June 8. 1852 7:3w.
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Dic0,

In this town, on the morning of the 9th
inst, Austin JOHNSON, Esq, aged 60 years. !
In Lincoln, on the sth ult., Capt. EZRA NJ.
>rARNEY, aged AZ years.
In Brdport, June Sd, Dca. PHLIr Scarf,
aged 50 years.
In Poultney, May l6, Mr.. HEzEKAII
GoRnAM, aged rs years.
In this Village on the 3lst of May, IT.
LA L., Daughter of James NJ and II. L. Slade,
aged I months and days.
In Raleigh, y. c., May 22d, of Consump-
ton Maj. OIL A. Buck, in the 33d year of his
age.-formcrly of this State.
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Il The Salem Register says Some
curious stories are told in connection
with the veto and the subsequent sigma
turc of the Governor 1t is said that,
the day after the vote, subscription was
started by the liquor interest, to give the
Governor a barouche and span of horses
What became of the subscription, af-
ter the bill was signed, we are not inform
cd u
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Notice..

TTNhe Middlebury Brass Band are prepared
l. TO furnish music for Exhibitions, Celebra-
tions, &c, ON reasonable terms.
All orders addressed to X. 4. Whitcombi
(Leader,) or 4. l.. Frary, Clerk, will receive
prompt attention.
Middebury, May 25, 1882. 5;d
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al arrir6.

In Middlebury, on the 18th ult., by Il. r.
Wright Esq, Mr.. ASA ALLEN FULLER TO Miss
ABEL DE A. Harris both of New Haven. -
- At Wiliamstown, on the 25th May, by tn
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, DR.. T. ID. STRoNG, of West
field Chautauqua Co n. Y, to Miss Lucy NJ.
AlNswoRrH, of the former place.
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EPIDEMIC IN MAINEl-Thc effect of the
Maine Law upon the public health is mo-
ticed by the Belfast Ne journal which
computes from the books of the agent APP
pointed to sell liquor for medicinal pdy-
poses in that town, that there are twenty
four thousand persons in the immediate
vicinity who are diseased
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CHARITY BEGINS AT HoME.-Every
man can provide home for his family
for s25 only, at the village of Lakeland,
l.. l., where fine location can be had by
applying to Chas Wood, III John St,
Nov York.
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I'll ark rts.

DRlGnros, THURSDAY, JUNE 3.
At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, No Stores, 80
pairs Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves,
100 Sheep and Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
PRlcEs-Bcef Cattlc-Extra 81 %; first
quality Sc so; second do IS so; q 6 90 +;
third do 81 jOGl5 co.
WoRkING OxEx-$90 100, 105@120.
Cows AND CALvEs-Ss %, %, %, 81 $50 iG.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-$S2 90, > 50@r3 90. Extra
5 00QG 90.
swlNr-7@Sc. Retail s@9c Spring Pigs
lie. Fat Hogs 61c.
D,.r,>- Iuno
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PROCRASTINATION Is THE
THIEF OF TIME

Delay is dangerous-neglect that cold
and cough few weeks, and the hope of
recovery will be lost to YOU forever.
Let not any pecuniary consideration de-
ter you from trying to save your life and
health when there is chance. Con
sumption is annually sweeping off thou
sands to the tomb no disease has BAT.
fled the skill of physicians like it no
physician, perhaps, has ever done more
for this large class of suffering humani-
ty, than DIR. Wistar An ounce of pre-
ventive is worth pound of cure 1"
therefore, before your lungs become ul-
cerated, and so diseased that no human
means can save you from an early grave.
try in season, try at once, medicine
which has been of such infinite value to
thousands-obtain a bottle of DR. Wis
tars balsam of Wild Cherry, take it, get
another if necessary, persevere in using
it until you have removed the disease
entirely, which if neglected will termin-
ate your life,
Agents for Wsiar's Basams Russei 4 Powell
Middisbury J. ID Needham, Hrstols A. p RoscO,
New Haven, II. Haskell, W. Curnwalls !. y. Ben
son, whiingif. Huntington, Versennes' 4. C. Smith
MonktOn.
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LIZ Congress, of course, has dond
nothing of consequence, during the sesN
sion of the Baltimore Convention.
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New York Hats.
ELEGANT Spring Style Hats received and
Ia for sale cheap by
L. VALLETTE.
THE
N apoleon sty;
OR,
THE HISTORY
THE B0NAPARTE FAMILY.
BY THE BERKELEY MEN.

CONTENTS;
1-Orieia Of The BonaPartes.
2-Haiy-C0rsic0.
3-Carlo and Letiti0.
-NaPOicoH-Empcror
S S-1IssFs'I Tsui.e, E"rre''e'.
7-Joscph-King Of Naples and Spain, and
Juiid Ciary.
S-Lueien-the Scholar and Primo, Carts
tine Boyer and Madame JH6crthoH.
9-Lowis-hinr Of Holland and HorteTse
Bc0HhdrHaisl
l0-.JrrOmc-KiHg Of UcNphcli0i Fredcrtcd
of UHriembcrg.
ll-Eh=a BOnapdrie-DRtcheSs 81 Tuscany
Pascal Bacchiochi.
12-Panliae = Princess Borghese and the
Prince BOrghc@.
-Caroiine-Quecn Of Naples dnd Marshal
Mrat
Il-Cardinai FrscA-Brotier Of Madame
Lefitid.
l5-EHgene BcauAarRais-Ti oeroy Of Raiy.
10 Young Napoleoa-kiHg Of Rome
l7-Louis Napoleon President Of France.
A Bonapartc again rules France No COM
plete History of this wonderful family has
ever been written, until this work, which is
intended to supply the deficiency. II is de
rived from the most authentic materials, some
of which have been obtained from private
sources m this country and Europe, exclusive
" for this work II is prepared by several
literary men of ability and taste, and embel-
lished by Is fine portraits of 'he Bonapartes
II embraces full, brilliant and authentic lifl
of LorIs NAPOLEON, PRIScE PREslpEsT.
7. Snow IN Pass, in one handsome oc-
tavo volume Of about 800 pages. Price - 90
and will he issued very soon by
CORNISH, LAMPORT 4 CO.,
PunIIsHsRs, = Park Place.
! New York, April -, 1859. 4:sw
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GUERREOTYPES.
THE INHABITANTS ofthis md the adjoin
Il ing towns are invited TO visit thu.
Travelling Daguerrean Gallery,

Il ing towns are invited to Visit trp.
Travelling Daguerrean Gallery,
now stopping in this place nearly opposite tho
Court House, for short time only, and i'm
prove tic first opportunity for procuring the
Best DdgHerrcOtypc LikcHcsScs OF themselves
and friends that has ever been offered. Tho
subscriber has spared no pains or expense in
getting up for the purpose the largest and best
carriage row IN the country arranged with
large
Sky & Side Light Combined,
which produces that beauty Of shade and
prominence of features that cannot be obtain
ed by either alone.
Ladies md Gentlemen arc invited to call no
any and all times and ckfiffine some Of tho
best specimens ever exhibited in the COUNTY,
whether they wish for pictures or not. Pic
lures can be taken in half the length of time
of setting and with more lifc-like appearances,
than cnn be taken in any room
The subscriber is prepared to take pictures
of different sizes and set them in Tokens, Ca
SEES, bockcts, Pins and Rings for one dollar
and upwards, according to style and size of
case. Pan ticuar attention paid to taking pie
lures of Children.
A FEW IINrs IN REGARD RI DREss.--In or
der to obtain good Picture, il is necessary 10
dress in colors that donot reflect too much
light. For n lady, good dress is Of some
dark or figured material. White pink, or light
blue must be avoided a gentlemen should
wear dark coat, vest and cravat Fof child
rcn, a plaid or dark striped or figured dress X
preferred. Light dresses are in all cases to be
avoided
F.P. MARCY.
Middlcbury, May, 1862. 3E
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CONFIRMED BRONCHITIS
CURED

Letter from a aceH kNOacn Citizen
PATERSON n j., Sept. LIST, 1851
MEssRs ScovlLL 4 Co-GcRtS.-Six
months ago was pronounced the victim
of incur0Gle BRONCHITIS. Weak
emaciated, harrassed with a constant
cough, and Shiny expectoration, | concid-
cred my own case almost hopeless. Still
| continued to try medicine after medi-
cine, HopiNg, rather than believing.
might fiEd relief Finally, one of your
advertisements of DR.. Rogers Syrup
Of LircrwOrt, Tar ANIL chanchaiagud,
caught my eye. There was something
so rational and philosophical in the mo-
DIS operdneii"by which its cures purpor-
ted to be accomplished, that concluded
to give it trial 1t was fortunate
thing for me that | did so, for | soon ex.
perienced an abatement of my complaint
and by persevering and regular use Of
the Syrup" together with the other
measures recommended by you in the
pamphlet around the bottle, have en-
tirely regained my usual health, and FIND
my throat and lungs as free fro M inAam
nation, or obstruction, as those of any
man living.
Yours, with respect,
GEO. T. BROWN, 4. NJ.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS having open accounts with
"A the subscriber, are requested TO call at
the store of RWssct q. Porci, and settle the
same Immediately, rs an determined 10 close
all my pirate business withovt dcidy
WI Russell.
May %, 1852.
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Liberation.

This is to give notice that l have given my
Son ANDREW his time to trade and transact
business for himself until he is twenty-one
years old, and shall neither claim any of his
wag es, nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. PAUL PRATT.
Salisbury, May %, 1859, 5sw
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Linen Goods.

Table, Damask. Napkins, Doylies, Sheet
ings and Pillow Case Linens, Shifting Linens
White and Colored Drills, &c. for sale by ,
June 9. T.. VALLETTE.
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IL There is no European news of
special interest by the last arrivals
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New Delancs and Ginghams
From ~ lie to 81 Ia cts. per yard, just re
reyed at the Cash Store. X. L. FULLER.
April 81, u.
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FASHIONABLE BONNETS g. BONNET
Il RIBBONS, Innings, Artfcials &c.
For sale by Il. BECkWITlI
May Is, 1852. 4:4w
- :: - - -
DROAD CLOTHS, DOESkINS, FANCY
- CASHMERE, Satin Vestings, Twccds,
Kentucky and York Jeans, Summer Cloths,
Shcetings and Shrtngs, Beachcd and I'm
blcachcd Striped Shirtings, Ticks, Cold blch' d
and unblchd. Drillngs, Flannels, Cotton Yarn,
Carpet Warp, &c, &c. For sale by
May lS, 1882 Adv u. BECkWITH.
~~~~~--
SIIOVELS, SPADES, HOES, Hay and Ma
~ nurc Forks, Pocket and Table Cutlery
Curtain Bands, Brass Clocks Plane Irons
Saws, Chisels and Handles Sheep Irvine
Also Crockcry and Glass Ware.
For sale at the old stand by
May Is, 1852. 4:iw Y. BECKWITH.
~>>~~>~> >::- -
| CTRAW, Palm Leaf, Lcghorn, Wool and Sill
| ~ Hats. For sale by
May Is, 1852 4:iw z. BECKwITII.
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PUBLIC AGENCY

Washington City, baltimore, Philadelphia,
Hartford, .Ner Huron, Boston and the E0N.
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Imported Sheep.

I have just received from Mons Gnberts
l. flock, Of France, thirty very superior year
ling Bucks, which shall offer for sale at my
shcaring, on the 18th instant The best ever
imported A. L. BiNGhAM.
Cornwall, MAY 10, 1859. 3sw
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Boots and Shoes.

A great assortment of DO OTS&
SHOES coarse ana fine, Just received aud
for sale by IL LANGWORTfIY & co.
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Cheese Strainers.

A Superior article of Domestic Stralners,
LA.for sale at the cash store.
Also Cheese and Wash Tabs, Of all sizes.
May %. X. l.. FULLER.