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DIR. Langley's
Root & Herb BitterS.

Great Spring anil Summer Medicine.
81 Only 25 cents for a Pint Bottle. and
37S cents for quart Bottle, Of the People
Medicine, DR.. Langley's Sarsaparilla, Vel
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Pricklcy Ash, Dan.
delion, Thoroughwort and Rhubarb, Root
and Heb Bitiers, decidedly the Greatest
Medicine in the World for the least money
They cure and eradicate from the system liy-
er complaint hat main wheel OF so many
diseases, jaundice, bile, dyspepsia, costumes
humors of the t.ood and skin, indigestion
neryou' headache, piles, general debility, and
inc host Of kindred diseases arising IRON q
disorled stomach, Or bad HUNGRY blood. On
the approach Of warm weather. most persons
are troubled with lahgof drowsincss, and gen
cra lasstude of the system this if neglected
leads TO iaundco, loss ofappe,itc, Indigestion
debility and decline. langlcy's Bilters are
just the thing TO obviate all difficulties of the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purify the blood and by use keep
off diseases 50 common In pring anu sum
mer.
Sold in Mldtllebuft by Russell & POW
ELL, and II. a. SHELDON, and nv one OF
more agents In most Of the towns and villages
- Whole Sale Depot in 81 Union.st Boston.
5l.6m.i.s.
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TNHE subscriber respectfully inform his
l. friends and old customers of the late
firm Of n. Wood & Co, that he continues bus
mess at the old stand, and shall cndcavor to
merit a continuance of their patronage, by
selling them, as usual GOODS OF QUALITY
GAS GOOD AS TIE BEST" Il AND AS
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST; > for cash OF
ready pay in most kinds of Merchantable
Produce, or short approved credit
llS- on HAND Fresh, Gr0und EVour,
Clear anil Ness Pork, Codfsh Mackcrei, Loat
and Brova Sugars 1foiasses, Fresh Teas
Spices, GU and Urot-NoHs, Sail, Cement
UfadOis Glass, Linsced OIL and Paints, Paint
and ether brushes, Lamp oil, Roaa OIL
Burning Nuid, Dc, DC, &c, together with
good assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies
BOOTS & SHOES, manufactured by Messrs.
Farewell G. Co. and Messrs. johnson & Lit
tlcfeld, Rutland, VT at low prices, consider
ing the recent advance on Leather
n. WOOD.
f9- Cash paid for good Wheat and |! in.
Spruce Market Plank.
Middlebury, Aug 3, 1858.
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=, : :. = = : : \
- LYNN -
| KATHALROH
FOR THE
= MAIRs 4
LYONS KATHAIRON.

For Preserving, ReAotfag # Bcautifyiag The
Hair,
Causing II ~ grow luxurantly, and giving il son
aud rufiibg appe qrHncc, of the 4
delightful character.
THE kATU AtkUS ntttralitrs the effects ~ disea.c
the Human Hair, eNeh amer HAI.DNESS OF many
years eloanses the scalp itom DANDRUFf,
aud 'i lis natural impurities immediately relieves
NERVOUS HEADACHE
And cures all Cutaneons Diseases Of ibr skin surh
Salt Gheum. Eryspelas, Itch, lnAanmations, &C., Sc
Asa
TOILET ARTICLE
For giving tho Hair rich, soft gossy and culing M.
pearancs, nothihg has been discovered to equal
It's intontestcu Its incontesibe virtues. Il rNhal,s
the perfume hr the delightful aud exotic flowers
and is free FROM all mineral properties or ANY sul.
stance Which can color the skin, stain Iadys hat
For
BALD Ann GRAY HEADS
It Is pro eminently beneficial.
"rhe KaIheron las fully restored my hair, after a
badness Of 10 years.
A. JAY CoURTRIAGIIT, &c Rond. l. Ny"
The use OF the kathaiTon is adopted by the dr,t
physicians In Euvolc and America nnl has n pa,rnn
ria Mediea.
Sold BY all reputable dealers throughout Nnrh and
South America Europe aud tho Islands OF the OcSah
IN Large handsome hot,lcs, FOR 25 ets.
Profits only IN extensive sales.
Sold 10 the trade liberal discount hui commits
: Toned in no instanre
T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist aud Manufacture.
- H. ;. BAR NEs, Proprietor, l6l Ptoaawsy Il V
10 whom all orders should he addressed
Soa ~ M.ddlobary by every Druggist and by al
Aiso, Lyaus Extfaei oil Fine jSqSita Ginger
'. c. Price Co, Troy Wholesale Agents,
or Northern n Y.
47;6m.
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DIVISION OF CALIroRN1A.-A des-
pcrate effort has been making, on the
part of a few uneasy and turbulent
spirits in California, to divide that
State into two, with the object IN view
of making South California a slavehold'
Ing State. Recent indications do not
promise success to these propagandists
of slavery. The conventions OF both
parties have virtually taken grounds
against the scheme. The Wings no
minated State candidates known to be
strongly opposed to any division OF
territory, while the Democrats passed
significant resolution, declaratory OF
the existence of' all politic;l powers IN
the hands of the people," and depre-
eating any change in the Constitution
by a convention, without being sub
mitted to the people for ratification.
The meaning of this will be better an
dcrstood, when it is known these
schemers urged the adoption Of q
Constitution framed by Convention
and in the late session Of the Legisla
ture refused to submit an amendment
securing to tho people the right to vote
upon such Constitution. So long al
the people insist upon this right o
adoption or rejection, there is httl'
danger of division, or the introduction
of slavery in;o California Boston
Atlas.
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WAR.-The statements in our London
letters, which We publish this morning
show that there remains hardly any
chance for the preservation of peace
in Europe. Louis Napoleon has deter
mined that Russia shall either immedi
ately eyacuate the Danubian Principal
ties or that war shall cnsue, and has even
brought the British Ministry to join an
ultimatum to the Car conceived in that
sense. The Sultan has also demanded
the same thing, declaring that though he
does not desire war he will accept it. But
there is 10 probability that the Princi
palities will be abandoned, and allowing
the utmost time for diplomatic procras
tination and formalities, we may expect
in the course of month to receive the
official Declaration of War.
How that war will be wagod, wherf
its battles will be fought, what nations
it will involve, how deep it will pillow in
to the boundaries of countries and tho
foundations of thrones, and what will be
its upshot, are questions of which nc
clear solution can now be had But
we do not think it can fai. to be a terri
bic and wide-reaching struggle and leave
moro permanent marks in history thar
any other war of modern times.-N Y
Tribune.
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r. II. r., REMEDIES.

The specific duty of each.
Railways Ready Relief is prepared ex-
prcssly to stop Pains instantly, and to remove
its cause speedily. The public will please
bear in mind, that for all such complaints the
Ready Relief is here recommended for it will
instantly act, and produce its beneficial ef-
fccts.
Each of the r. r r. Remedies is prepared
for certain diseases, they can be used either
separately or togcthcr-they will not inter
fcre with each other in the least Railway S
Ready Relief will stop the most cxcruciating
pains of rheumatism, Sick Headache, Neu-
ralgia, Toothache, Cramps, Spasms, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Stiff joints, Swellngs, Bruis-
es, Chills and Fever, the moment it is applied.
In all cases where there is any pain, Railway S
Ready Relief will instantly stop the most Sc
we're paroxysm, and quickly cure its cause.
r. r. X. No. 9.
BLOOD COMPLAINTS.
All IIumors and Diseases caused by Bad
Blood, and Diseased Deposits are removed
and cured by
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT
The action of this Remedy is totally differ
ent from the Relief The Resolvcnt acts up
on the BlOOd dnd The DcpOsits
The blood.-It cleanses and purihcs,
The System 1t RcnoYatcs and ii
RESOLVES AWAY
From the Solids, all Diseased and Poisonous
Deposts-If there were no diseased deposits,
there would be no Scrfula, Syphilis, Cancers,
Ulcers, Sores, Tnmors, no Nodes or Swellings,
no bronchitis, Ulcerations Of the Lungs. Ii
Is the Diseased Deposits lurking in the system
that are the root of Diseases Railways Rem
ovating Resolvent, will free the Blood from
all Complaints, lIumors, and resolves away all
Diseased Deposits
II. II. n. No. Q.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
Regulate the Bowels, the Stomach, the Liv-
or, and every organ in the system. 164w
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PUPPIES THE BLOOD.

Nearly all the diseases which attack
the system, are the results of impurities
of the blood. Man, with blood-coursinp
through his veins, in healthy state, Is
secure srom the ravages of disease. IA
a purifyer of the blood. nothing yet dis
covered equals the Rock Rose. Hear
what Il. N. Thompson, Esq, of New
Haven. Ct, says Il have used in my
family Myers Compound Extract Of
Hose, and find it very valuable medi
cine for all blood diseases. The most
SO Of any | ever used, and as far as
can learn, it has give general satisfac-
ton. l would recommend it chcerfully
as being most invaluable remedy for
the diseases it processes to cure"
Il N. THOMPSON, N. II, CT
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BARRE ACADEMY.

This Fall Term will begin on Wednesday,
Aug 81.
J S. SPAubDlNd, Principal
Mrs. J. S. SpAuLDINo, Preceptress.
Mr. GEO; c. Moons, Jr.,
Mr.. +. RoGAN, Assistants
Mr.. L. ii. BuRLINGAME,
Mons. A. LETEsTu, Teacher Of French.
Prof n. L. PHILLIPS, Teacher of Vocal
Music.
Miss j.. NJ. b. FELT, Teacher of Instrument
tai Music
Miss MARY Mower, Teacher Of Painting
Mr. c. b. Curtis, Teacher of Penmanship.
Rev. Mr. Abbott lakes charge of the new
clearinghouse and will accommodate II or
20 ladies with board. Also, In the same
building there are 10 rooms for self boar,lers
The Teachers board with Mr.. Abbott, and
will have general superintendent of the
pupils.
Board from 81 80 to 81 rs per week. inclu
ding room, washing and fuel.
For board, apply to d. Taft or Rev. Mr.
Abbott. 15Iw.
J.S S.
Barre, Aug ] 1868.
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FOR SALE.
A ARE CHAM GEL

HNhe subscriber will sell the following de-
L scribcd property, situated in the village
of Middlcbury, Vt, at great bargain. A
good fifty per cent business may be realized
with comparatively n small outlay at the
commencement, in the manufacture of Lime.
In the first place, there is Quarry of beau
tliul white Marble, not to be cXcelled by any
other quarry In this region, which on being
burnt makes the best of Lime. On the de-
clivity of the hill on which said quarry is
situated, / have erected a perpetual burning
Lime-kiln, in which wood or coal may be
used for converting the stone into lime. The
Kiln is enclosed in a suitable building for
packing and storing Lime. A railroad and
car is attached, for conveying stone to the
kiln from the quarry, which is distant only
one hundred feet Also, have n quantity
of wood on hand which will be sold to the
purchaser at cost, together with sufficient
land. The whole is entirely new, and ready
for operations.
candidly consider the above a rare chance
for making money, and had ] better health
would not part with it. Gentlemen from
city and country are respectfully invited to
call and Wow the premises and purchase Mt
once. References will be given if required,
TO good judges in this place, have guam
tity Of lime on hand for sale, both for me-
chanical and agricultural purposes at pres
ent. Address
SIDNEY MOODY.
Middebury, May II.
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Dir0,

I In this village, on the 22d inst, Mrs
Many LOUISA HAGAR, wife of Jonathan
lIagar, Esq, aged I'll years. ,
In this village, on Saturday evening"
fhc goth inst Mr.. LEONARD DEMlNG,
aged &C years. Mr.. Deming had res
,ded in this town almost from its frA
settlement, and was well known through
out the State by his statistical and 9th
or publications.
In Will Co., Illinois, on the goth inst
Mr.. CHARLES j. LINsLEY, son of Charles
Linsley, Esq, of this place.
In Hoosic, N. Y, on the2Ist inst, Rev
MATTHEW d. GORDON, formerly Of THU
place, aged 40 His remains wer'
brought here, on Monday, for burial. q,
4 In this village, on the 22d inst, EIlz
NAnErn, daughter of i. r. Wright, Esq
aged IA months and Ia days
I In Brandon, on Saturday, the 1871
inst, Mrs. AMANDA FoRD, wife of Rev
Salisbury Ford, and daughter of Elna
than Knapp, of Goshen, aged % years.
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Ez \ serious affray occurred in our
village on Tuesday evening. in which an
old man. by the name of McIntire, his
son. and young man by the name oil
Colhurr, were participants In the course
of the fight, Mclwiirc stabbed Colburn a
numbr of times, with large knife, leav
ing CHASTITY wounds on either side of the
back bone. Had 10 Interference beer
offered, it is thought that the death Of
Colburn would have been the result.
Nc Intirc was arrested, and gave bal
in the sum of 5000 to appear at the ex
animation. which is to occur on Satur
day ncxt-RWldnd Herald, l9th.
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Farm for Sale !!

Farm Of 100 acres Of choice land, stu
ated at the centre of the town in Cornwall,
eligbly located for meetings, schools and post
office, is now offered for sale by the subscri-
Der. The farm is well adapted TO grass or
grain-ishow in a high state of cultivation,
well fenced and well watcred-has a good SUI
gar orchard OF, 300 to 400 trees; also an APP
Pile orchard of grated fruit. The out-buid-
ings are in first rate condition; the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located. In connection with the farm,
arr offered for sale ;he farming tools, sevcncows
40 sheep. The farm alone or the farm, stock
and tools, is offered on the most reasonable
terms. NJ. NJ BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug. 20, 1853. 1s,tc
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Ea:a.@ An exchange paper says -
"Gen Pierce has made a decided i'm
prsscion'upon the public mind. since he
has been in the Presidential chair. "
True, he has he has convinced the
great body of the American people Of
his utter incompetoncy to fulfil the du-
ties of his station. lie has impressed
the public mind with the belief that he
vainly expects to win the disunionists Of
the South and the Free Sellers of tho
North, by the loavcs and fishes of Office
bnt that in this he will fail as complete
ly as he did to get into a battle in Mex
--BoSton AtlaS.
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TIE JAPAN Observation-Disclosures
TAYLOR has joined the Expedition to
Japan, having been assigned a place
in the corps of artists, with the rank Of
Masters Mate, on board the steamer
Susquehanna. The Expedition says.
the Tribune, was to sail from Shanghai
on Tuesday, May II, and though its
immediate destination was not known,
it was supposed that it would rcndez-
vous at the great Loo Choo' islands,
there to await the Saratoga and Pow
hatan. a rumor was in existence that
the japanese had fortified their shores
and stationed war junks to prevent the
entrance of the strangers into their
waters, but this was regarded as a
piece of Chinese cxaggeration, it hav-
Ing come through Celestial mediums.
The Expedition would probably not be
able to remain in the japanese waters
longer than the beginning Of the ty
phoon season. in August, when the
coasts of the islands become dangerous
and in case that in spite ofthe rcsolu-
ton aud energy of Com. PERRY, moth
ing had been accomplished by that
time, the purposes of the enterprise
would have to be postponed till anoth-
or season.
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P OF s @ N / N G .

Thousands Of Parents who use Verm,fiigc
composed ofCastor oil, Calomcl, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda.
ton for II series of diseases, such as saliva.
ton, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver
tisement of lIobcnsack's Medicines to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children.
health, In Liver Complaints and all disor
ders arising from those of bilious type
should make use of the only genuine mcd
cinc uobcnsack's Liver Pills.
La BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Ho
bcnsack's Worm Syrup and Liver pills, and
observe that each has the signature j. N
HOBENsACK, ms none else are genuine.
80 w
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ET0 Sell, or Let on Shares,

IN DIXON COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
Several valuable farms, cxcellcntly adapted
for Sheep Ilusbandry The land is well wa
tered and timbered, and the surface very per-
feet for grazing or grain culture There is
sufficient for keeping G00O Sheep, and other
stock, besides raising much produce for mar
ket. The Central Railroad passes through
this real estate, and Rock River is near by.
This is a rare chance for investment, and the
attention of farmers is specially invited to it,
For further particulars enquire of SOLOMON
W. JEwETT, Agent.
Middlebury, Aug. 90, 1853 1Stf
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LamoilIe Academy.

The Fall Term of this institution will COM
mcncc 18th of Sept next, II. NJ. Wallace,
A. b. Principal, Miss Anna j.. Hall, Prccep,
tress and Teacher of French and Drawing
Mr.. A. X. Wright, Assistant. Miss Abby NJ.
Merriam, Teacher of Music. Mr.. II. l.. Chase,
Teacher of Pcnmanship.
Board from 81 rs to 80 per week.
The Academy buildings will be thoroughly
repaired before the fall term.
15:4w IL. W. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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al arrir0,

I In this village, at st. Stephens Church,
on the 22d inst, by Rev. James Mulcha-
hey, Mr.. II. O. Brown, of Ogdens-
burgh n Y, to Mrs MARY NJ McLEoD,
of Middlcbury.
In Brottloboro, Sth inst. by Rev. Il.
f. Foster, Mr.. r. D. MILLER, recently of
the Theo. Institute of Conn, to Miss
LucRETiA S. DurToN, daughter of Sam
ucl Dutton, Esq, of Bfattlcboro.
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THE FIsuERirs The Washington
Union contradicts the report of the cap.
ture of a fishing vessel by the British
steamer Devastation On the contrary
it saws
ave learn, indeed, that the informa.
ton received at the Navy Department
from Commodore Shubrick is entirely
satislactory-that our fishermen have
not been disturbed and fishing vessels OF
the United States have not gone out
armed.n
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N O T [ G. D. .

HNlIE Copartncrship heretofore existing un-
l. der the Firm of n. WOOD & Co. is Ivy the
death Of Mr.; Austin Johnson, dissolved, and
all debts due the late Firm mus be pail rith-
ont drioy, to the subscriber, in order to close
the affairs of said Copartncrship.
NATHAN WOOD.
Middlcbury, Aug. 8, 1858.
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Making "a per cent for the
year ending August l., 1868. Said percent
age to be cast upon the original amount OF
the premium note without reference to any
endorsement; and to be paid to the Treasur-
cr at his office, in Montpclicr,on or before the
10Th day of October 1868.
The Goth Annual Report of the Company
will be published carly in September and for
warded to members by mail, to which they
are respectively referred for detailed state
mcnt OF the business of the Company for the
past year and wish to call the attention of
members particularly TO what is said in the
report about the payment of assessments.
Ut TIIURSTON, Treasurer.
Office Vt. Mu. +. ms Co. 100,
Montpelier, Aug. 0, 1858. ''o"'
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III kets.
Brighton Cattle Marltet-Aumst1a.

Brighton Cattle Marl1et-August l 0.
At Market, 1900 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores,
pairs Working Oxen, 100 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep, and Lambs. 800 Swine.
Priccs-Bccf Cattle-Extra$7, 80; first quail
ity 49, second do SC; third do 5000 ,25;
ord I,T5 as
Storcs-Ycarlings SO, 0a10 two years old
$l8, 10, 20924 three years old $50, 1850
40
Cows and Calvcs-$21 90 ,25 81 80 So, iOa45
SIS, 5,509G.
Swine-797ic'; retail s@0ci Fat Hogs,
Ale
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FOR SALE!

MY Farm is for sale, lying in Bristol. two
W miles from Bristol village, 81 from Mid.
dlebury, IL miles from Vergennes. 1t con.
tains 800 acres, VOL wooded and well watcrcd
and good orchard under high state of Gull
tlvation.There are now on it 40 acres of grain
My health is poor and cannot carry on so
large farm. Come and sec it, you that
want large and good farm, and buy it.
HORACE PRIME
Dristol Aug. II, 1888. l7;3w.
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R 0Y A l. TO N
Ae a % e INC Y .

f. P. SroNE, A. b., Principal
j. L. WEEKS. A. b., Teacher Of Mathematics
and Natural Sciences.
Mons. - -, Teacher Of French.
Miss MARY L. IIUTcnlNs, Teacher Of Music
Mr.. W. W. Culver, Teacher Of Draping
and Painting.
Mr.. c. Il. TAPLEY, TEACHER of Pcnmanship.
s-Y' EaH Term will begin Sept. 9TH, 1853
Winter Term, Nov. Both, 1858.
SsY' Board, Rooms and Tuiton,on the most
reasonable terms.
RoYALToS, VI, August, 1858. 1885,
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The first train over the Northern New
FORK Railroad came through from
Eagles Bridge to Albany, on Tuesday
evening, and so the Albany people glori-
fly little over being in direct commu-
nication with Vermont.
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Notice.

hereby inform all whom it may concern,
that have this day given my son, FRED
ERlCK GRANT, his time during his minori-
ty, and sill claim none of his wages during
said time nor pay any debts of his contract
Ing after this date. JOHN GRANT,
Middlebury, Aug IS. 1858. 1S;3w.
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Two little girls, daughters Of Elder
Douglass and Mr.. Lyman of Eden, Me,
were out picking berries on Mount De,
sert, a few days since, when stepping out
upon a shelving rock, the rock fell, and
carried both down terrible precpice
Mr.. Lymans daughter was instantly kill
ed, the rock falling upon her The 9th
or girl was badly injured
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A DEAR WATERMELON II. NJ.
stoughton of Greenfield informs us that
the man who took watermelon from his
field, and lief; pocketbook containing
$50 to pay for it. can have another mel
on, and larger one, free Of charge, as
he never charges over s25 for She larg-
est. --SpyingJiefd Republican.
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The communication of Capt Gibson,
concerning his recent Imprisonment by
the Dutch authorities at Batavia, has
been acted on by the government. sMr.
Belmont, our new minister at the Hague.
is to make inquiry into the facts, and his
departure will be delayed for few days,
to enable him to receive his instructions
in the matter.
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Carhaft's Mel0deonS.

The unicrsistlcd having received an agency
for the sale Of the above celebrated instru,
ncnt, is rctidy to furnish tie public with all
the viri6iis style, from a. to 0ctaves, ut the
LOWEST lirite, specimens can be seen at My
Store II L. SHELDON.
Middlebmry April 25, 1853.
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MISSISSIPPI REpuDIATIoN.-Lead-
ing Democratic papers in Mississippi
have already taken ground against
carrying out the decision of the High
Court of Appeals, affirming the validi-
ty of the repudiatcd bonds. If it is
to be made party issue, We suppose
there is no donbt that Democracy and
Reputation will triumph.
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BARGAINS.

WISlIING to close my business before an
w other season, will offer the whole Of
my Barge DeLnncs ATUOST.
Prints Mt lie
Do. fast colors at Sc
And all other goods at reduced prices. Those
in want Of goods win do well to call.
c. G. WAINWRIGHT.
Mlddlcbury, July ~, 1858.