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Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST, May l.
On Saturday the 3O.h of April last, the schr Howard,
from New York for Texas laden with an assorted cargo
struck on Tortugas Shoals She remained ashore until
IL AN Of the folio wing day when she was got off by the
captain and without the aid Of the wreckers She
proceeded INN cia'ely upon her voyage.
The brig John Dutton is hove out and rapidly
pairing. Her cargo of empty barrels is in store. She
will proceed 10 Matauzas from hence.
The schr Wye, Ayres, has been condemned, but an
order Of ae has not been issued Her cargo OF pro-
visions is in store awaiting orders for Ieshipment
The salvage on the ship Lucy has at length been
paid to the wreckers The ship has taken in new spar
and is tepg totally refted She will commence taking
in cargo In few days and Il probably be ready for sea
about the LIST of August.
The engine fom wreck OF the brig brus has been
saved by the weckes and has been put running order
by engineers who pronounce II but little damaged II has
as its value has been objected to by Capt WEIGH under
writer's agent It win therefore lie sold at public
auction aid will probably realize about half the sum
OF the apIrasemeht, thereby causing loss to the in
suIers OF about 50 0tO
The new mail line between New Orleans aud Kew West
touching at all the intermediate ports in the State has at
length been established The steamer James l. Day
has commenced running and it the intention the
company to place another boat this lire during the
ensuing fall.
As the summer approaches business grows dull, and
most OF our merchants leaving for the North The
island stn remains healthy No further news
PHILADELPHIA, May 1874 PM.
Arrsed-Bark Pario kellogg ssgua ia Grande; brgs
Watson, Blacknan Boston; Lady Of the Lake Shute
York; Token Smith, Salem; schrs A Ha wilkins Cobb
York Copia Sears do Asa Ed.dge, Rollins, Newbern,
W. LICK, Chrlsuana, fnantom, Ben-
sop; Smyrna Alexander, Baldwin, New York; ? Abel,
Dickinson, and Chas Carroll, Pratt, Portland; Adrian
Haett, New Bedford willets, New London Alcyona,
Wilmington, NC; Lydia Ann, voorhees,, Port Wathall:
Splei did, latham, New London; Lucy Ann, Williams
Newtort c ! Hulse, Overton, Brookhayen
Cleared steamship Star of the South (new) Gardner
New Orleans brig Lady Of the Lake Shuts Boston, schrs
G l Hulse. Oyerton. bridgeport Julia Eliza, Thompson
Wilmington NC; Ann Curtis, Williams, Brooklyn Lady
Suffolk, Ciowe and Adrian, Hallett Boston; VIII
etr Smith. New London; Hanover, Payne Boston, Chas
Edward Brown, Nes Bedford; Alexander Baldwin, New
Haven Fswn, Day, Portsmouth; Jemina & HARRIET
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Cushings residence 27o Delaney street. this afternoon
O'Clock.
On Sunday, May lb Of lingering illness, PETER CuA
PROM sged a. years
Tho friends or the family respectfully invit to at
tend the funeral from his late residence No A Thomas
stre ct this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Monday, May 10, of consumption. MARGARET,
daughter of James and Julia Gafney in the 18th year of
her age.
Her funeral viii take place to morrow afternoon, at
O'Clock from the residence Of her PARENTS Carol street.
near Van Brunt. South Brooklyn.
Will any gentleman who Was on board the steamer IL
linos on the 9Th of August 1882 from Panama to New
york and Who knows ANYTHING Of the circumstances
connected with the death Of Mr. Thomas H. Bllsland,
communicate freely with his disconsoate mother and
are his effects now forthcoming is only recently they
have been spprited Of his death by the Consul at Pana
and DR.. McNulty. Address Miss Billsland Charles
ton, South Carolina.
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SURVEY OF A SOUTHERN ROUTE TO TIE PACIFIC
FATAL AFFRAY AT BALTIMORE, ETC.
BALTIMORE Nay l6 1858.
From the New orles paper of Tuesday which
received ooight, learn = 1t Geoeral o. Clarke Of
New york Is Governor Fame, General D. w. Z Clarke,
of Vernent, p Greeley ir of Boston, aud Others in
company with Senator Ruk had arrived in New Orleans
their to Texas to make sxporstions connection
with Southern lire Of acifc railroad They take their
departure from Gaseston, ard proceed via Houston,
Austin, &c to Fl Passo ard return north
ern line towards pas nd cksburg
gang Of rowdies entered Matthias Br-ndels drinking
house last niehta quarrel -,usd in which John Krenu
ger was shot deed Mr. Brendel eceved two pistol balls
in his aIn, and two unknown Germans were severely
wounoed.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


From w asnlnB on CITY.
TIE CABINET Neutrality-suspicious. OF srnAA-
B0ATs-BACx Monty PAID IN BY AN Ex-cLBRk
or The INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, ETC.
sRpuAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HrRAID
WASHINGTON May le-9 p. n.
No progress made to-day with the foreign appoint
ment.. The Cabinet meeting only lasted couple Of
hours.
The GLOWING supervising Inspectors Of steamboats,
have been appointed
First, Dist,ic-wniam Burnett, OF Boz ton, vice = Han
Fourth Distrto-W e Muir a New Orleans, vice r.
Esohn District Isaac Lewis of Monroe, Michigan
NinM Distrid : John a Campbell of BiiIalo, New
York vice W. A Bird
Al-o BENJAMIN + Watson Postmaster, lawrence,
Massachusetts,.
Mr. williamson the deaulting clerk in the Interior
Department has paid up the tx thousand dollars Gov
eminent money (of the faad) in his hands ana
thus avoided the criminal prosecution, under the SUD
treasury law which had been determiled upon py ths
Secretary
Mr. Mason the new commissioner OF patents, entered
upon the duties of his office 70 day ~ l. L.
,ruE FOREIGN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEAICo-rHE
GARDNER CASE ETC.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGsNT.
W smsGTos, Ma, 10 1853.
TIE Cabinet we're session short tule to day.
Marcy states his friends that his views to foreign
amendments were gwen atims -lpce Tue opinions
of other members the Cabinet also been given.
feel fully authorized that ncs last week the
President has had he whole matter under his sole
Alteration. He feels pubarrs cent because he
Lies upon his judgment, and is ready to bids the
verdict of public opinion fne cast may not be given
until the last OF this week The President is in excellent
health and spirits, and shoss disposition to make
hasty movem in eferenc either appointments
tho policy of the government
Judge Ma arrive This morning anj will iinme iatey
enter upon his duties Conmi i"uer OF Patents.
The musica' eutertsomsbts hereafter 20 be given
IN tina Pr esiden grounds Wedneday evenings and at
the Caritc on SATURDAY, us Il rice hereto
fore This Arrsusem doubtless to crafty Mrs.
Pierce's desire TO be quiet he eve of the sabbath
It's rumortd hat the admin 'ra ton has decided to
support the position b. Gov Lane in regard to the
Mecilla Valley
The Republic says that on IN" 18th June military
expedition will leave Fort worth for New Mexico
under General Garland who IN relieve Colonel
Sumner. Some 200 recruits will 20 out
In tn Ga ener this morning counsel for defen-
dsnt submitted twenty fonr bill Of oeptiop, and
eel for the United States si-hing time examine Them
the jay dismissed until to
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AT Brooklyn Sunday, May Is, by the Rev Thomas j.
Guiop, ADAM DICKSON to Miss CAROLINE PREsEY both Of
New York.
In Easten Conn Tuesday, May 10 BY the Rev.
Martin Dudes GEORGE w. HAWKINS, Of this city to
MARIA L. PERRY, of the former place.
On Thur, day evening May 10, by the Rev Mr. Kip Dr.
j. ). CRyGIEK to Mis- q. c. UTTER, all of this city
South Carolina papers please copy.
On Saturday, May Ia, by the Rev. r. A. Chalker,
Mr.. BENJAMIN WHrlE. Of Catskl, to Mrs. MELoSIA NJ.
L11IETIELD, Of the city Of Me- York.
On Thursday, May r. at New Brighton, Staten Island,
by the Few. j. Purdy, Mr.. ANDREW j. KICKER of Ne
York, to Miss CAROLINE E. TYSON, daughter of Mr. John
Tyson, New Brighton
In the Church Of the Divine Unity Sunday May l5
by the Rev. DR.. Bellows, Mr. JoBS p. BROWN Of the
FraI Kiln Coffee House. to Mrs. DORA WEsrA all of this
CITY
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Disasters, sc.

STEAMSHIP 5. s. LEWIS, previous TO her sailing on her
last tip repaired at San Francisco thoroughly at an
expense OF 900 the hull and COO on boilers and
machinery There was no insurance her in San Fran
cisco.
bfRAxsHR WINFIELD Scorr WAS TO be hove out At San
Francisco, and repaired before again going 70 sea.
smP ELISA DNNpoN Of NYork, before reported
wrecked In gale ut Galveston, from NOrleans and
was boarded Of tho bar at 10 O'Clock AN ID inst and the
pilot took the ship TO anchor about four miles inside
the bar and about one mile from ths South breaker
Wisd being ahead the pilot went 20 town. At Pm Tho
wind slaassy vssssato w NNW, end blew hxsrieAas.
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BOSTON, May TO 1853
We have received ew Brunswick papers of late date
The Lieutenant Governor OF the province had three of
bis ribs troken through fall from his horse, which
attacked iy adog.
W. B. Taylor, Of Liverpool U C., and formerly mem.
Der of the Provincial Psrlau ent committed suicide on
the 18th inst. by shooting bimser with a pistol
The Countess OF Egin has beer safey delivered of son.
The SEVENTEEN Anniversary of the landing Of the oysl
lists the site where st john will be cee.
hIated Wed escay next with than usual honors
The latest Newfoundland advice. state shat Ambrose
Sheca, member of the Assembly has been appointed
delegate to Washington for the purpose of promoting
views Of the House thu subject of free trade between
the United states aud Newfoundland, TO muncats
with the British Nn,ser.
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Loss OF .he Schoor er Van Baren.

BOSTON, May IS. 1853
TIE brig Sal arrived at this port from &c getown,
S. c. reports that the 7h in latitude SO TO- Ion
gituce IS 3d. she fell in with the schooner Van Buren,,
Jurdsp from Cardenss the Sd inst for Bangor eaky
took from Ter the captain aud crew &c" -
A Il The cargo consisted of 1888 hhds
q terces of moasses, gned VIM H. TAYLOR of
Bangor. she tprune a leak thu III off Cape Florida
and lie captain Try ing TO take her into hA lesion
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Fire Mt WaltheIn

Bosros, May 16, 1858
At an early hour yesterday morning large barn in
Walthan, belonging to Nehemiah Warren was set on fire
and consumed together with tseve cows pairs of
oxen and tgo horses Loss from SO 90 to 81 O00
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Boston, May 10.
Arryed-Brig ssgonor, Georgetown SC; tchrs Louisa,
Norfolk New England, and Nancy Bishop Philadelphia
Julia Ann, Kidder 4 Co. J Randall Victory. S A Av
pe'on, II S Brown, ard Cadet New York; Sebannah
Brunswick sc; Ozark, and Castilian Jacksonville; Ro.
tina and Mary Amest New York; Arcade, Philadelphia
steamer City Of Boston do.
49,. PORTLAND, May II.
Arrved-Bark Rarger, New York
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RaillO ad Accident-Boy Killed.

PATERSON, N J May 10, 1858.
This even the coming iuto the depot q
boy about ten years OF of william Collins residing
in Marshall street in this city passing one car to
another, fell betw. en-, and ms antly killed
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


AIAANAC YoRK-rMs DAT.
RIsla......,.......4 43 MOON RISES morn o.
eETs. ............7 10 HIGH wATKR. morn y
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Telegraphic Marine Repo,sx

am propeller Rajah Wailie, which was built in Eos
proct eded to Batavia, and thence to Australia has
old at Melbourne by auction for Ell 600 stg.
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TUT HIGHLANDS, May l6--suudown
ship With Tapscott's signal supposed to be the Con.
tinent from Liverpool; another ship, and bark
know u inward bound, are at anchor near the bar
Wind fresh i!om Southwest Weather hay.
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Monday, May 16, 1853
P.efent-Assstant Alderman Ring 10 the chair Assis
tsnt Aldermen Brown, TAFT babbstt, Maybee Broaden
Wood"ard, Wells Hunt. Boaton MGown, Stewart Vince
Ian, bafber' crawford, o'Keefe and McConkey
PETITIONS.
by Assistant Alderman hAnRATT0f C. Ingersoll for re
ducuon OF tax Tor 1851 To Committee on Finance.
GaDsevoort street. To Committee on Sewers
By Assistant Alderman OKETE-Of J. NJ Greeley and
others to have Sixth graded paved curbed and
guttered and sidewaks tagged from Forty second TO
Forty fifth streets. To Committee Roads
RESOLUTIONS.
By Assistant Alderman CRAwFoRD--That Twenty second
street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue be re.
paved. To Committee on Streets.
By Assistant Alderman MCCoyKgY-That William
Turn er be Inspector Of election Of First district T~enth
ward In place Of Charles Ross removed from the ward
Adopted.
By Assistant Alderman BcUToS-That election polls in
the following districts In Eleventh ward Be changed o.
fo'ows-Third district from No avenue TO No. 1877
Houtton street Seventh district from No 11a avenue c.
70 l%o avense d. Eighth district from $50 avenue O,
70 No. l6 avenue G. Adopted.
" ths sams-lhat sidewalk O sast side q eyenus D.
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Foote Palermo March %; farquin, oaghty Norlesns
f' cs c1 sb. "a p1 S s %sh s
(Br) Morris, Pert Prince Goth ut Susan Duncan,
Hartman Back, vile SC; trieste Lsnpher, Alexandra;
Frontier Ho,t Philadelphia schrs Leslie (Br) Churchill
BoDaire 10th u,. OTIS Frisbie wilmi ngton NC Eater
prize, Go don, Melville M'Gregor; Brilliant Cotton;
Jones, Clark; Boundary, Hart Altoona Atwood; Nagel-
Ian Cloud Sargent; James Barratt Cobb; Bray Bay:
Julia Frances Gichris; MAZDA Sears, and Caedo-
mia GooI1s rhadephis Nancy Bhop Kelley pha
woodbridge NJ Repoen Bassett; Hanr d, Nickersoo
snd Mary Emily, NYork; Lydia Brooks Coombs, Rom
Mystic Higgins NYork. Sid 18th steamer CITY Of New
York ships Union, Yves. Wind Henry, b.rks WIN Har.
Dnius std from the Roads brig Elizabeth FELTON, 18TH
steamer teal. :, Martin Hoffman, for Alexandria
Havaaa ssyE Se aay wh,s Isabel Rollins
Phpney and Tune Pbinney do. Cid Br ship Hero Fran.
cs, Live pool sid brig somers Watson vi; J Lu.en.
ceie Moore, northern port also bark Como Col
Ar 18TH ship Columbia sturses. NY; brig v.nd.lia
Camden Me- schr Zephyr, Byers Matanzas. In the ong,
bark Chas William Howe from Boston. Cid Span bark
oriente, Colum, Falmouth and a market.
JACkSoNV1lIE-Sld abt May 10, brig Nancy Ann, ia
enos Portland, tchrs Meridian Wood, do; Luouus, Lf
NEW oRLEANs-Arr May Z, ships Creole. Pearcs New
Purpgt. n Meicbef H.vre sd March Ravenswcod john
SON, NYork bark Magistrate (Br) Mckenzie, Liverpool
ns G sS
stedwen Fail River Alma Qubec) Brasted, Borissux
March IS; brig Antella Spanish Milet Porto Csbso
steamshi, Jas Day Talbot Key West ships Chss Ha n,
berton Williams, Liverpool Sardinia Jordan Liverpool:
Ambassador, Mcdonald Bremen Schiller (remen) Iahr
Bremen China (Br) Sampson Liverpool; Forest Monarch
(Br), Brewer Liverpool barks st Marys MikeA Rotter.
DAM A HI, Curtis New York; Martha Allen, Rardstt,
NYork; Undino, Merrman, Boston schrs John Perkins,
NYork; VIM pettes, Smith, st Marks; A Mckay, Dow.
ner, Brazos Santiago.
9TH, ships Essex Thos Perkins, Pscataqua bark Nashu.
brig Adams Cray sth, ships West Point, Dsvonshirs.
Windsor ca yte, Ashburton, bark Greyhound
NORFOIK-Arr May II, schr kinegold Mott. Alexan.
dyia DC NyWs, Put u - ssssVat & AeA1 WhdS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-30
BLGIN SPRING H0USN.

THE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is open for
Il the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense to make it a desirable
place of resort for invalids or parties of pleas
ure. 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-
FoRD, MANSFIELD and HoPKlNs, of Vcrgcnnesf
DR.. CRAM, of F%errisburgh DR.. HEINEDuRo, Of
Burlington; DIR. Horror, of Colchester; DR.
WARNER, Of New Haven; DR.. HAzELroN, o.
Bristol DR.. BROMLEY, of Huntington; and
DR.. WEruERBy, of Wcstford.
The Proprietor will run n carriage to the De
pot, in Nergenncs, in connection with the Elk
press train Of cars running South, leaving Bur
lington 10: 45 A. NJ, and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North, arriving at Yer
gennes II. 4G \. VI. i'm time tor'ach the Spring
for dinner; or with any other train when re
qucStcd.
All orders for Water promptly executed AM
forwarded by the cars or boats, to any part O
the country, in bottles or by the gallon.
~ Post office address, Vergcnncs, W.
Aft SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
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NEW COMMISSION
STORE ! !

The undersigned having taken on sale, the
books formerly belonging to Mr.J Hagar, to-
gether with a fresh supply from Boston and
New York, is now open at the New Store
No. 2DavenpOrt' Block,
where may be found a complete assortment OF
Books, Stationery &c, usually called for
His stock consists in part of School, Classical,
Theological Miscellaneous, Blank & Toy Books
Blank Deeds, Cap, Letter, & Billet Paper, &
Envelops of all kinds. Pens, Pencils, Ink,
States, Drawing & Music Paper, Crayons 8c.
There is also a Circulating Library attached.
containing over 100 volumes. The Public
are invited to drop in and examine, and il
they trade, the prices shall be satisfactory.
HENRYL SHELDON.
Middlebury, Nov. Is, 1852. so.
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Tho Journal of Agriculture finished its sec
ond Volume in lime. and has been pronounc-
cd The hest Agricultural paper in New Eng
land II commends the anplication of Science
~ Agriculture and by Science we mean
KnowIcdge reduced 10 a System.
!" NV US, volnmc will %contain entire treat
;.os on 40 N,nagrnen, Of Farms the nrep-
breeding of Poultry, the management Offices,
the construction of Dwellings and Farm Build
inps. the care and cultivation of Fruit Trees,
Flowers, SC, &c.
Among the principal contributors are NJ. p.
Wilde President u. S. Agricultural Society,
DR.. Charles T. Jackson, Levi Bartlett, Samuel
Walker, late President Massachusetts, lIorti-
cultural Society, J. L. Teschemakcr, 7 b.
Miner, Author of American Bee-Keeper's
Manual, Rev. J. l.. Blake, d. D., Author of
Farmers Everyday Book, &c, Rev. w. Cliff,
Geo Jacques, of Worcester, Author of "a Prac-
teal Treatise on Fruit" Ambrose Stevens, Of
N. Y, American Editor of " Youatt and Mar
tin on Cattle "Pcsts of the Farm &c, &c,
harles /. Flint, of Portsmouth, N. H., and
many other well known and practical men.
The journal will contain many elegant
drawings of Farm Houses and Out Buildings
Flowers, Fruit, Stock &c, &c. The portraits
o. .no oesop p1ecI W ui wiil soon ,npear
,s;,h an ,cco,,nt orthrse celebrated horses ant
w., I cann;I;ns thov renrcsent written for ia,
Invr"nI oS gricuiure .by Frederick IIolbrool
IF DrattIeboro.
~ Good AGENTS wanted in all parts of thi
ILL. WILLIAM KING g e. 10 Ger
III MI placLstn,o Strent Roston. Mass
r'Sh D'o'A' D'"'N''ono
,,.. .;,h ,hon -,
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BY THE PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNIT STATES,

In pursuance Of law, !, WILLARD FILL
MORE, President Of the United States of A
merica, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned Land Offices in the State of WIS
CONSlN, at the periods hereinafter designat-
ed, TO wit:
AT the Land Office at WILLOW RIVER,
commencing on Monday, the second day OF
May next, for the disposal ofthe public lands
situated within the undermentioned townships
and fractional townships, viz:
NOrih 81 the base line and WcSt al The fourth
principal meridian.
Township forty-nine and fractional town
ship fifty, ON certain islands, and the main
shore of Lake Superior, OF range THREE.
fractional township fifty on the main shore
of Lake Superior, Of range FOUR.
Township fotty-nine and fractional town.
ships fifty and fifty-one, on the main shore Of
Lake Superior, of range SEVEN.
Township forty-nine and fractional town,
ship fifty, on the shore of Lake Superior, OF
range EIGHT.
Fractional townships ~forty-nine and fifty
on the shore of Lake Superior, of range NINE
Townships twcnty-nine, thirty, thirty-one
thirty-twoi townships forty-seven and forty.
eight, and fractional township forty nine, OF
the shore Of Lake Superior, of range TEN.
Townships twenty-eight. twenty nine thirty
thirty one and thirty-two, and the ffactiona
township forty-nine, OF the shore of LAX,
Superior, Of range ELEVEN.
Townships thirty, thirty-one. thirty two
thiriy-three, and thirty four, and fractiona
twonship forty-nine, on Lake Superior, O
range treire. y
Townships thirty, thirty-one, thirty-two
thirty-three and thirty-four, of range Mirtecn
Townships thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty
three, and thirty-four, Of range fourteen.
Townships thirty-one, thirty two, thirty
three, thirty-four, of range fifteen.
At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, com
mencing on Monday, the sixteen day Of Ma,
next, the disposal of public lands within ih'
following named townships, TO wit;
North Of the base line and Resf ef the JoHrfl
principal meridian.
Townships Of seventeen, eighteen, ant
nineteen, Of range one.
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THE subscriber still continues the manu-
L facture Of this unriyalled churn, at his shop
near the Bridge in the village of Middlebury.
1t has now been thoroughly tested by many of
he best dairy farmers in this region, & but one
opinion has been expressed and that is in FA-
voR OF THIS CHURN AGAINST ALL OTHER con
tri,anccs for the manufacture of good Butter.
Abundant testimonials are in the hands of
the Proprietor of this churn, that it possesses
advantages, never before ound in any other.
1t is valuable particularly on account of its
labor-saving character, since it works and salts
the butter without bringing it in contact with
the heat Of hands, and turns out the article in
its purest & most marketable shape, All orders
addressed to the subscriber will be promptly
attended to, and the churn WARRANTED to
give satisfaction.
c. W. BALDWIN.
Middlebury, Aug. 10, 1882. left
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Important Discovery.

son and successor of the late Rev. DR.. J. Covel,
Of New York original inventor, are found TO be
a certain, safe, and speedy cure for the Rheu-
matism in all us forms, whether Infammatory,
Chronic, Hereditary, Lumbago, Sciatica, Mer-
curial, or Rheumatic Gout, to which thousands
can testify. Rev. Samuel Coyel, sole Proprie.
tor, 10 whom all orders and letters Post Paid
must be addressed, l55 Water Sireet.New York.
AGENTS, Or. w. p. Russell. NJ. Slade 4 Co Middle
bury, catin aud Wright Orwell, 2. huntington, w.
g. Sprague, vergennes, T. y. Fletcher, Dixie and nj
der, Bridpor. c. l. Chase, Brandon, T. s. Atwood, ).
Simonds. Shorehom. 5a,ty
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Wood for Sale.

TNlIE subscriber intends to keep a good
Il supply of upland HARD WOOD for sale
in this village, at all times after this date
Families and others, who are in want of wood,
can he supplied, by leaving their orders at the
store of n. Wood & Co, or by calling on the
subscriber. YcTerms-Cash on delivery.
L. W. LYONS.
M%iddlebury, May 10, 1852. d
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Commissioner If The General Land OGee
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION
CLAIMANTS.

CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-
emption TO any of the lands within the town.
ships and fractional townships above enumcr,
ated, is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the register and receiver Of Tho
proper land office, and make payment therefor
as soon as practicable after seeing this notice
and before the day appointed for the com
menccment Of the public sales of the land,
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise sucl
claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
16:l3w