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NTOTICE OF ELECTION.-Pur

NF- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES COURT
BERNARD GARTY Candidate for Constable Of the Ihrd jus
iice's Court Election November next MAN4 fhlENs alue
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M9- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
coIyRT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS me presen' Minute h
Sh ~ b F;fb District Newrrsns which @uson ne mas
s h, n ofars himself as 10Y he
ol'ces q IL ~ " fell I'd
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N9- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
is Justices Court Election, Monday q No
NIB ne
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rs~ WIN. BLOOMFIELD, Sr.,
,h lat Fortv-Tbree Years Resident Of Seworleans
f' ' AND-A VETERAN OF 1sli-l5,
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SUI commenced the use of you

NEAK SKI cOIIIlIVnV0V1 M lT, -, ,li9 r.,
KATHARoN BY accident having s iaith IN sash heg Ia
~ NJ Hair consider Of so much service, thht aAe
The known for your beneh' nave tees
bald for eight years C.NtpRFIT Rochester. NY
Sold by JAM 10 Il "ONA'-AA'' NH
,Irar Na,VO :
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Rs- For AssEssoR.-FRANoIs TURNER, tne
, Incumbent ia earddats for recollection, Monday, the 1th
November 1885, respectfully submits his claims t, pvoprE
o. iiAA 1890
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NE q j,
Va. Wines Liquors. and No, Il rehoupi
Common New Orleans I'VE take this
method inform the public that have entered into CoPanerp
under the firm WALTON, the purpose
general GROCERY business and have taken the
New Levee street and IL Tchnous street.
will about the 18th inst,
flesh aud complete GROCERIES, selected and
York. Boston, Philadelphia, and other cites al the
North and Fast.
assortment including Wines Of description, Brandes and
Lqaors with complete be found
In the South Southwest and
abroad for importation Baude Wines, other articles
in hand all complete
' NJ, WALTON
J. B. WALTON.
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JUsTICE OF THE PEACE
THE
FIRST JUSTICES COURT.
FI.eti,n Novsmbsr 7, 1853. 90
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MEDICAL CARDS.


n a. T. hbNN' -. prsettttner Of Medicine, wish
experience Ia this eiy as tr he future
Inc To attend principay Office prscnee w Ia -
method OF nong public that b. WI pi Hsar, Lungs liver
or Kdueys Rheumasm Cancers Tuugis nsn called Vene
vi SnSi. in y. yorss torms ,;onorrha IN Al 9 US
If Persons residing the bout the the complaint
by giving IN a description Of their case ~ WV W"
PROMPT cured possible an ,,eep Of an order and
t Nv Venerisl Medicines will be a ~ IoKWooD No Isl cor
tes rpton Of Inc case Address Dr. =; osrs hours from
ner OF phlirph aud Perdtdo streets W. ~ iel3 II
tOS
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nss- THEODORE j. WILKINSON. are au-
sd tn announce THEODORE j. WILKINSON Coroner Of the
civ and Parish Of Nswoeans candidate for reelection sie
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ass- Please announce DR.. GEORGE W. Cross
rd., for CORONER Parish OF Orleans, subject to the
eeson Of Democratic Copvenion sisH
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CRUNDY's CARPET RENovATING and

NE SECURING ESTABLISHMENT Girod street, between
John and ST. Peter streets RUGS and CARPETS Of every de-
pon All aud
moved changing the eoOrs reasonable
- All az lars pr6fnpty attended off m
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tHNHE COPARNERSHIP heretofore exist

FsNHE COPARNERSHlP heretofore exist 2
between the unier gnsd and style q JOHN G.
HARD Co. dissolved by mutual consent on the Slt May
nlt An thus day before W. }, Ca Notary fubs
an ina ate drtn, JOHN q. HARnIt.L,
Nav orleans June q, ls52. WM. Il. BATSON,
~" The undersigned have formed Copart-
p the business, her node the nens
and s'vfe Of JOuN q. HARDIlLA JOHN g. HARnlii,
,e9g F. L. K. LnDWtGSEN.
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oF f TIE FIRST DIsrRicr 6ouRT. mis- 'e'
RS THOMAS G. POOLE is q candidate tor
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mas ID
re- Editors of the Crescent Please an
81 E rRS ORLEANS
me- WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT 0'n' 0O1'' mat may mRs Il
'ueeesa"' =rr====z-=
nss- We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may be shansdo
mht
nse- JAMES A. HOPKINS is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH RIcTcouRr OF NE" ORLEANS
mhla
MS- SAMUEL G.. RISK is Candidate for
S s e. N " ~, ~ ~. " O ' fels ts
re- FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-JoHN s. BA-
EoN present s Clerk Of 5s EG S6 gss q's ISIS
=-=z===zzI=
Ms- Messrs Editors Please announe WV;
COURT & SSrr as candidate 70. -- mh''
mss- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DIsrRlc1
Es es eti 5Fw
oscs q cihRksHf OF '"a ''u'''O' iei1 ID
rss- Please announce DR.. GEORGE W. Cross
C.ndid,e for CORONER Parish OF Orleans, subject to h
decision Of a Democratic Convention. HisN
ns- THEODORE J. WILKINsoN.--We are au
tb1ed announce THEODORE J. WILKINSON Corner o. IN
as- For Assessor. TURNER, tn,
present incumbent candidate for reeetcn, on Monday the III
November 1885, respectfully submits his claims to PEOPLE
m@- Please announce THos. AsKEw as can
diiato STATE TAX COLLECTOR Fir', District "4
azsy- WIN. BLOOMFIELD, Sr.,
the Last A rSTS 7ffE EsiI; ds s
JUSTICE. S ST TIE E" PEACE
FIRST JUSTICES th COURT.
tg- Election November !, 1858. o''a
rg~ CHARLES V. JoNTE, the present incum
oeu nm 81 aCE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. safe
nss- We are authorized to announce MIGUE
HERNANDEZ candidate for re-eleeion to the office Of cos
STABLE the FIFTH JUSTICES Parish 'f oean
/ oIOte
ns- GEORGE F. PEARSON IS a candidate 70
reelection as CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES CouR
mi All, ets the votes OF ma friends je.S te
ns- WIN. c. QU1RK is a Candidate for Con
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT ~ Ias Di,r
street, and from the Lsvee to the Lake. les7
R- To the Editor of the Crescent: Pleas
2N H FEE 1sToh s. cousr PAN
Of Orleans. Election November next HIS FRIENDS. lel6
re- FRED. j. ROBERTS is Candidate 70
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Eleeii9
November next. Je' IA
Ha~ WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Cor
stall. the Second Justices Court Election, Monday
venber next. m9AVIA
Ns- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICE CouR'
BERNARD GARTTY Candidate for Constable Of The Ihrd ia
,ice's Court Election November MANY FRIENDS alOe+
!
NOTICE OF ELECTION. Pursuant to
VIII Election bearing cate the 10Th day Of September :,
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ayTAR PLANNING MILL, corner Of Hercules

~
- and Calop4 streets keeps constantly al
men Of DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING and WEATHER BOARDS
9mH
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First Thanksgiving Express O'Clock and Second Train
Accommodation Express ~ o'aek by
take Western Stage cosnss n Hamilton r osor Corners
vide, etc
THANKSGIVING Express 545 O'Clock Passengers By
this take Western Stage Co.'s line, At Hamilton to Oxford
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SANKEES'
II EST0R
A VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, B-aahfyins, and Cleansing,
EGs& <. .AsGa

LANES y GrNrLEMEN II have como n
gain with my Hair Restorative, now more
generally used than any other article for
dressing the Hair. The large and unprcccdcn-
ted >alco f Two Thousand Bottles OF tho Re-
S'o'atiye in the vicinity Of Burlington and
WinooSki Falls, within the short space of
eight en- months, is n uni ,icnt ovidcnc Of ilo
entire satisfaction which it has given to the
large numhcr who have used il, and a guarln-
ty to the most iuc'cdulouS that its efficacy
aid good qualities are in fact What they aie
represented and wa. rranied to be-.
Mr.. 5 may be found during Court at the
BARRIERS Shop in the basement of the Addi-
son House, where H. will be ready 10 illus
trate the great benefit To be derived from the
practical use of his celebrated Hair R,stora
tive lie viii call At any Ia ly'S or gsn;.cmai -
rcsidcncc if desired.
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MID1LGBURY FEMALE SEMINARY.
- -
MlDILEBURY ACADEMY \.

The winter term Of these Institutions will
begin on Monday, Dec. 9th. The Principal
gives instruction in both, PLlNY +. CHuRcH-
III, A Is remains as Principal Of the Eug-
fish Department in the Academy.
In the Seminary, Mas. BAscoM continues to
instruct in Music, and MISS IAuRA d. SrRoNo
II English Branches and Latin. Miss ELIZA
rrrm GooDnrE has been engaged to instruct
in French, and MISS HARRlgr KLBouR> IL
Drswing and Painting Miss KLBouRS Is
widely known MS = Teacher in her Depart
ment, and possesses rare skill as an %lnslrnc.
tor and Artist.
BoARD can be readily obtained at numerous
places in the village, and costs from Sl,37 IL
to 81 90 per week. Young gentlemen who
room in the Academy, pay ~ 90 per quarter
for room-Icnt, Board in The Female Semina-
ry, including room, lights and washing, is -
per week Young Ladies can board in the
village, or procure rooms near the Seminary
and board themselves.
T~uition.-ln the Elementary English Bran
ches 300 per quarter Higher English, 81;
Latin and Greek, alone, 81 with English
Branches 81 French, alone, 81 with Eng
lish So Music $1,000 Drawing So Paint
ing in water colors 81 in oil So.
W. L. BAsC0M, Principal.
AIIII-I--. ~ fC ICE0 on
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TOWNS REVISED READERS
s. E: ~ Il L H ER 4.

TIME u,d.r.i.n.d ,n.,i,,,,d.,ts of puh-
III, Srhnnls In AIJisnn Cnmntv artrr ma
,,rclv cnn.id.ri ill.,, ,r"..nt ,r.nts oc mr.
Scbn,ls aud tho b,.t n,,,hoI nj -rrmrdvnp
certain evils nav visiting Il, hereby recon-
nrnd r,wy,s Rn,L,,. all surlImr unblishrA
hv II & Cn,,nr Car r.,rr,i introlnc-
t,nn ana u.c in The srbnnls nr fine Comfy for
.url , form ~ v",rs ~ thn intr..s,s nj Elu-
,,t,un NAV d.u,nn1
We do his. brcaus. thc Schools are using
many hnnks unsnit.d f. ,Lr .rhul,ts. and
b,y, 40 great a diversity of hooks and an
inns - = ia ,,r,ru, nnit,,m ,I,ns or studv
or any rr,uinr svs,"m If instrnction-B;.
lax thr 9er...nt co,,Nn .i,, ,nd irr. ouinulv
invites u-p,,uthn,i>,.J a~.ut. teachers Of nj.
notions. and indi.rrr,t ,nr'uts to interfere
with our system f,r nor,nnnl ends. and thu,
cause greater ryi.-B aus, pr.yiou, efforts
OF lonI.r Board, bny. not born made thor.
vu.b. INT h,vr increased thr evils they de-
signed to cure imprcS,ins lis with the fact,
thai something more efficient, and general j.
absolutely demanded, to serve the public,
unless we Yield to despair, and give over all
effort to improve ihcir condition. Ind FH0t
In, Bacaasc this plan, II, proposed by til,
agent, seems better adapted, than others have
proved, to secure the end desired
All the schools are to be visited, and the
old books are to be taken in exchange, al
0ac haU tie Actual retail pfice in the shops +;
while new books, in the hands of Merchants
and Scholars, are to be taken, in exchange,
at Their tnll value.
Towns books are every way suitable to
our wants and have been proved IN the
counties around us and we chccrlnlly rec
o~inilehd thcm TO al-uiSihg most 'alhcs'IN.
that Teachers, Parents, and Scholars VIII
unite in carrying out, to It's iull perfection
tins one important plan for the dement, oil an
at the least expense the "2fN can ever w
done. By Hc SHPef'"t.Na'HtS.
zen Counties oi vermont nave herv!o'o,'
introduced towns Serlcs' an" uniformly
used them from one TO -FOUR years. ant "es''c
10 change.
UtH@SOr, orange, ant LdMc'Hc C0""te'
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Late , from Europe.

fft
Inc steamship America mas arrived
at Halifax, with English dates to the
~7Otl inst.
Vur T,pv,su W ,-Cmstaut,o-
,l. nnners nrt,, ~ ,.to ,h', H..
1,,L;sh g,ycrarn1.t ..t,"nJ ~ snl,,
>, = ,hroe mon,Is an ;,, IamamIa3
f., VI Land On ,Ln rnf,sol ,hc En-.
';.L S';n;s,a t,'l e., ,'
4, no Su,tar ",l nm ov,r,orJ nIr,
o.';ar of 49,, |..n n.s f,r|IuiL,
~~n.o.n7.G
H.. r..rl
o.i'E, ,5,,;r .,.' ".'i
,h, r.,.,; 49, ak; 2t.h.m",a,d;a
:, tn
Gmi,an on1 nhassadmr s,n,r'.J
naI" nL =, I'LL tLo ,,m.m;.aI
a;I - r,;,a;. o"url0a n;,I, n
M h,aa 80
hav"r,tIo ~,a"n
TL,o Su,inn nanr,, ,h.,h. dns;r,a
oooo;r ,r,,nh;,L tnm.. anl IL. omo
r,rn =; ,h,s SoNtnI W.,
ot1" NV
Meonwl;lo xa heoror ,nor, T,rl;.h
v;o,or;os ~ Al.
Ths Rns.;ans of,or thyoe s,,ru;rar,
-"Nt" .N -. I:..o LII.
GO Eli, .,'I H., c,nt.ossos ae Sc,
,nJ AL;.,an horo hoon tolon h., os'
""nt. IT, 81 p..I.
W. pnsa;"as Iod a..ooloa 4ho
tronnboJ comm a. p,yo1;d h,t wow
hooton LaoL Tho -, aI,o c";IaG
~ ill., Ias, a,,om,t ~ rotoIa tLo
fo,,ras. If s. N,choles
In Tho direction If AlesLo on tbc
4tb an enyorcmcnt Of moonitnde was
foucht, and the Rnss;ons we're defeat.
cd Ieav;ng several LmnJrcd dood and
wounded on tbc Seld. '
rho Turts have also tsko, Akb,,.
,;lb a Russ;on c;,v in Ceorr;o
s. h,rd nro,so1 = ,Lo Rmss;ons;r
As;o ,hot 1e n mon mh;oL L,d hoon
b,ot;lv conf ~ ~roI;ovn thot ror,ofGon
Iudcr,s corns that occun;ed Go,atz and
Tbr,;, ara or1orcd 70 march hoct into
Rcssarob;o-aunnosod 70 have conncc.
t;on With tlo cnrtcmn l,tcd onorot;ons
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MAINE LAw.-Some have the idea,
that II Legislature made radical
changes in this law. Not 50. The
most material amendment they adopted
was the removal of the special penal
ties the act inflicted ulon officers for
neglecting its execution. Those Of
fccrs can and wiU now be punished
for such neglect by another law. Nor
will this iaiiclion, We apprchcnd, ever
be passed over in any place where the
law would be enforced even if the spe-
clal penalties were retained in the act.
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HOlo1cay's Ointment and Pills have
effected an extraordinary cure of fright
ful bruises on the neck and back Hen.
~ Tolman. residing at the Sandhill toll
gate. Launccston, Van Dicman's Land.
states in a letter addressed to the pro-
prietors of the Cornwall Chronicle. that
whilst at work in the bush a tree fell up.
on him and wounded him in a shocking
manner the back IF his neck and the
parts about his loins exhibited one mass
of frightful bruises. For some time va
rious remedies were tried without bcne
fit, but by using lIolloway's Ointment
and Pills for a brief period, he was per.
fcctly cured and enabled to resume hi,
work.
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II 49, .
" u - "N 20" ~ go "
-, a"''
"cen '""u.'u ~ a. '"' "'p,"'' T. "ulo'"'
,ns ~ a. ~ " ~" con ut'N""
'"" I'p' W." "''0' ,"'' ~. '""'tS ~
go - ""S '"''''' VI u pD""E A"s'
one ""'"''" zee. sq"''o o"e u '"'H-
y "'e ~ VI ''" ~ ". "''cS'
'"I W ." =" Il, oo'r
:" 'o V, va " '"'"S Wv "''" VI
D'c'"'''' '''''
Each subscriber is entitled to ! lots, 25 by
100 icci, lying together, or u fAhM 81 from
, 10 ~ aces. The shares nrr limited At SIS
~rAyablc, 50 when sul>riil cal f'r, 50 on or be
fore the day nt distribution, md the balance
in monthly instruments Of S2,5u.
The Village OF Lakeland where these lois
are located is only "a hort distance South al
the celebrated Lake R"nkonkoma. The beauty
and romantic appearance OF which nre praised
by all who visit it. Here may already he seen
The best evidence that can he desired thai
Lakeland, ii 'rmanville will shortly he
come choice places on Long Island. long
known as The Garden Spot" of America
From the puhlishVdstatisticL arcolnis of The
late rensns taken ty the United States it is
shawn that Long Island is the most healthy
location within its borders fewer deaths ac-
cprding 10 it, population than in any other
place. About $40 farms have he,n sold with
III II SNORT nc-N'lu hHNc nctn tlchItli hllu
cultivated aud crops now growing that will
compare invoiahly with those in any pari OF
the couutr, several houses lave been built
and u hers are nowbcins erected BY iheir en-
tcrprtsing purchasers. Mechanics nrc .clcc-
| ling sizes for their business here. which from
-. n,,rr,ss IN Nav Y,rL ,bcv c,.. c.rr, ,,
-
WIN equal prom haNi"g thelr iainllles WIN
them, secure against the vices and temptations
( oc a crowded civ. AMI ,nnrnnuS rrnts 4
L.:Il,.. T., - - -. ...
p"iln'"S Nh"" "t'"E V'''it" ny u EcH'iclHul
for the purpose OF Keeping all such articles ioi
sale as are necessary fer u country village
e,orc Tho ~fcr,ilitv Of ,Le soil and n, ,ls7,
u. 49,, - " ~ - ""'I
teuhess IoT inc pronta"ie cultivation oi every
article OF produce raised in n similar latitude
has already been >ntislnriorilv demonstrated :
and tho fms which am ro,, s,ii,,, a., From,
- '"e ~ -" " '"'
30 10 NOD 'oll"rs per acre are 81 the same
general character rs - soil with those now
unler cultivation. which canuot he DuIchnspd
Co. sIon a ,,r, ,,l l,rI on ,la Mi o,a
49, ," 80" -
SCUM ol ih'>, WIN ln "cl'er SOIL h"l"lh''H
cells from 5000 10 5000 per acre.
These lunds will nro1ncc A. mn Il mr. acre
,yi,b tho conc c,Irr,,f,n ne ,n. t.,J ,,i,h;,
~" ID" W. ~ 80. a. 10y '''" "'''"
MY mlies OF the cltN oI New YORK.
Several gentlemen of Inc first rcspoctahility
who have visited Lakeland and examined the
-" - "N'N' ,eN",N '""' y"
MhcH'' rye r'I"' POTATOES anu Shfheh NcEcth-
blcS, are equal to any they have seen ia any
; inrt nf tho countrv. nrovin1 cnnrlnsivrIv tbut
/ ,Lo an ;s ,o,aLL,' 81 - .i,a .,J H., l.,
~ ~ ."l"r'e " P'"'u''"e, ""' '""' )"
ihe n'she,, per'Iclion' al 'h"t the "gr''"l'"r-
Isl can WISH or desire.
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Bay Madame Jenny Lind Gold
schmiN appeared i'll a concert nj
Dresden, on the Goth ultino, for the
fret time since many months. One of
her %icces, the cradle song of Tauber.
was cncorcd. The critic Of the Ma
tioilal Kcithng says that her voice
has lost much, especially in the middle
notes. and is no longer what it once
was"
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Ic,
San .-..
p.r.a,
sta,cmr
,sn;,s II
.i. .on,cd
70
p,.a,. T.,
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afro.. on c.,o ...3 81, nm, ~,
hons, hr or,c, NJ ,he N,vo.
n ,y,e,., L...,,L of Ls ~.
,A,o..... :, nn,,hnn r. s,.a
,bonu"J n,r.t,.I ,m ,La ho - trn
N,ror ,''l b,n,,n,.1t ~ hny, !, I,n'.
u[,I.s. ,h'. mau 81. a"d IT, H."
mean tin,. rho LsoAa",aI
and His b.;n.r -amnorncnd ,Lo cr9m1
d;.ncrs~a In Wcdnn.dsv c,ll fn,>
Nj,ss moo,;n', w,s o;r.1la,oJ ,"x
somc tsn or 6ftccn ,hnusanJ nsrso"s
assembled in the park r. whom sn.cch.
Is were made condrmn;ug ,he notion
Of tho Mayor. nnd mo;9,a;n;r~ thn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-12-28

WARD, THE LOUISVILLE MURDERER
"A letter written to Cincinnati states
that Ward has employed every lawyer
of ability in Louisville, to defend him
on his trial. lie remains in confne-
ment, occupies a large apartment, well
furnished, in the City Prison, being ac-
c~ommodated with every luxury. From
his great wealth and influential family
connections, it is already minated
that he will not be convicted, though
his offence was an open and direct
murder.
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BIG ONLY
FOR 4 HOMESTEAD,

100 FARMS and 2O1O BUILDING LOTS,
TO be distributed among SGT Suhsrihers. o.
yer 500 Of these are already engaged. Many
of the Lots ne n these have been sold for
from 100 TO 200 per cent advances over the
price for which these Lots arr now sold,
showing tha, the purchase will be n good
investments.
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Second Hand Pianos
100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TINS Company VAS incorporated by ths
L Legislature Of the Commonwealth N
Massachusetts in the year 1852, and hsv-
paid in and secured = Capital Of 100000.
and deposited with the Treasurer of this
State the amount required 10y An Act of tho
Legislature passed in October last, FOR the
greater security Of those i~nsuring in foreign
Companies. The Dwellings of the Farmers
and others in the country will be insured ST
a very low rate for 3, 1 ol 3 years, and at tho
expiration Of the Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than the
Premium.
1t is earnestly recommended to AL, who
are not already insured, to become SO with
ont delay, for you know not how soon your
dwelling may be laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous to insur-
Ing, and learn the extremely low rates a.
which your dwellings can be insured. An
other advantage in i~nsuring in this Compar,
is, that il is i Sto,A CcnPGag,which precluas
tho possibility of an assessment.
c. NJ. OWEN, President.
J. c. GoopslodE. Secretary.
" =. LANE, Agent.
Middlebrry, March 10, 1858. tfE
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STATE OF NEMONT, Be it rGmcm.
District of Addison. IS. bcrcd thar, at a
Probate Court, held AT Middlcbury, in and
for the District of Addison, on the l2th day
Of December, \. D., 1858:
Jacob w. Conroc, administrator with the
viii annexed, Of the estate of
AUSTIN JOHNSON,
late Of said Mildlebury,d deceased presents his
petition in writing To this Court, setting forth
that the said deceased was in his life time,
under u binding contract to convey TO Peter
starr, of said Middlebury, a tract of land
containing about nineteen acres, situated in
said Middlebury, bounded north by lands
formerly owned by A%.Chapman, east by lands
OF benjamin Owens, south by said Stars
and, aud vest by the middle road, 50 called.
And also setting forth the amount of debts
due from said estate, and the expenses of ad-
ministration, the value Of the personal estate
ana the situation of the real estate of said de
ceased, and that it is necessary to sell all the
real estate Of the deceased, situated in Rut-
land, in the County of Rutland, being his in
tercst in a lot containing about half an acre,
and the store and buildings thereon, former
~ owned and occupied 10y johnson 4 Wood,
Tor the purpose OF paying the debts Of said
d'ceased, and expenses OF the alminiSta-
Ton: and praying this Court to grant him Ii
cense to convey said first mentioned tract of
land agreeably to said contract, and to sell
said real estate situatcd in said Rutland
for the purpose of paying the debts of said
deceased aud expenses of administration II
is thereupon ordered, that said petition he
considered by this Court, at the session there
Of, to be held At the office of tho Register of
this Court, In said Middlcbury, on Thursday,
the 9th day Of January next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon and that notice thereof BE-
given to ali persons interested, that they may
appeal and make their objections, if any thy
may have, TO said licenses being granted, by
Publishing a certified copy OF this order in
tn Middlehury Register, a newspaper print
ed At said Middlcbury, three weeks success
sively. previous to the tiEle Of said Court.
JED. S. BusnSELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
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So only rlR \ IIoMEsrgAn.-Thc
shares in the Village of Lakeland j. [ .
are nearly all sold \ few shares may
yet be had if application is immediate
|, made to Charles Wood, los Broad.
way. New York.
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