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In this village, on the ODD inst, Miss EMr
LINE Case, daughter of Horace Crane, Esq
aged &c years. For nearly two years she
had been gradually declining toward the
tomb But to her, death was diSarmcd OF
his sting and the grave of its victory. She
had been humble and faithful follower OF
the Blessed Saviour about twelve years. She
was dilgcnt in all the means of grace. il
may be truly said of her, that she Loved
the hahiiaton Of the lords house, and the
place where His honor dwclleth." Her de
light was to be in His sanctuary, wofshipping
with his people.
And when the messenger of death came
to suYimon her away, she was ready and
waiting for her Lord The last day of her
stay among us, she conver>cd freely andwith
great delight upon the subject of religion
expressed strong confidence in God through
Jesus Christ: and was enabled to rejoice
with Joy uuspcakabc and full Of glory.
She frequently and carncstl Y cXhorted all
her friends, so tn live rs to meet her in hcav-
en-. And after bidding them An aifcctiouatc
farewell, calmly feel. asleep in Jesus Let
M die the death Of the Righteous, AMI let
my last end be like his" COMM.
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THE BEST pAGuERREOTYPES.

At the late Fair at Mddlchury, the Com.
mittee on Paintings, Sc, Mr.. Battell, chair
man, (tho celebrated portrait painter, Mr
Mason, by invitation, advising made the fol
lowing awards:
list best Dagucrrcotypes, W. W. Ormsheei 50
"a best (bcins but twoexhibitors) Gillmoro, !
The pictures exhibited by OrnlsNee were
his ID best, as they were duplicates persons
sitting having taken their choice. Several
were likenesses of the last graduating class
This class were at great pains toobtain thcbeN
AZ they were to he multiplied and perpetu
atcd by lithostaph copies. The reputation
Of Tapley attracted them to Brandon hut
not quite satisfied, some Of them set to Gill
more, but after full trial a majority sent tu
New York for lilhographing were Of those Ia
ken by Ormsbee, the rest were by Tapley.
Five only of the sixteen exhibited were IA
ken with any reference to to the Fair To
judges of pictures, the difference in the eyes
Of ormsbee's and Gillmore's pictures could
not fail to attract attention. Ormsbce's pre-
sent clear, well defined eye, Gillmores, ow-
ing probably to his instrument, donhly re-
fractory quality, besides giving an eve impcr,
icotly defined. produces one OF more extra
white spots apparent in all the pictures or
exhibition by Gilmore with enc exception.
ormsbeos rooms are at the dwelling oi
DoCT. BR0CKWAY, Dentist.
n. B. Ormsbee's Camera is one of tn,
most modern and perfect furnished by the
| present market %;
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l5.i5l presents amounting to

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The person who orders either of the above
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entitled and will receive, upon receipt Of the
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ct TO he used at the distribution of presents
which we are now confident will take place
as early as the first of January next. The
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scribers themselves after the tickets have all
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that tH'0h IS SfTeHgh, therefore by com
blning the strength Of one hundred thousand
/ subscribers to the popular Monthles Of the
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TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR,
ThoS. H. Benton's Great Work

$4,000 sold in advance Of Publica
ton
The undersigned has been duly ap>
pointed, by the Publishers, D. Apple
ton 4 Co., New York, Agent for pro
curing subscriptions in Addison Coun.
ty to Benton's Thirty Years View, or
a History OF the working of the A.
merican Government for Thirty Years,
from 1920 to 1850" BsS- Sold on
ly by subscription.
The work is to be completed in two
volumes. The first, already issued,
contains 754 double column royal oc-
tavo pages, and superbly engraved
portrait Of Senator Benton.
S. b, COWLES.
Dec. %, 1854. 36;3w.
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MIDDLEBUKY
| f E NJ A l. E Sc NJ AIRY,

The Winter Term will bcgin OF Monday,
November 90
TulTioN-Rlcmcntary EnglishDranches IS :;
Higher English $3.50 Latin with English
5000 French $500; Drawing 81 90 Paint
ing IN Oil $500 Water Colors 81 90 Music
Piano, $1,000, Fires and Sweeping % cts.
BG,nD-ln the Seminary including Room,
Washing, and Lights, $500 per Quarter
Fuel at cost in the Village, for 81 30 to
81 20 per week. Bills payable at the middle
Of the quarter.
W F. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs. a. T. BAscoM, Teacher of Music
Miss J. 5. JONES, Teacher of English
and French.
Miss II. klLBouRS, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss llARaIEr l.. TILpEN Teacher of Music.
Miss NJ. REYsoLDs, Assistant in English
Branches.
Mddlebury, Vt, Nov. Il, 1854. II
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TERMS OF TIE DAILY TRIBUNE:
Single COPY, one year ............S6 &C
Clubs--Same price.
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SIS ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD,
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS

TOO FARMS and 2Ooo BUILDING LOTS,
10 be divided ON the JOth November, 1854,
among 600 Subscribers a large number
arcalrcady engaged. Many orthe Lots near
these have been sold for from 400 10 Goo
per advance over the Price for which
these Lots are now sold, showing that
the purchase will be eoodinyestn.ent.
Each subscriber FOR ONLYSl5, payable
in advance, will receive FOUR BUILD
ING LOTS. - BIZ 100 feet, living 10
get'cr, orr FARM Of from , 10 aO acres.
These lots are beautifully located at LAKE
LAND Long Island, where Il new church and
>cdool-housc, and II number OF privatc dwell
insS. stores, workshops aud factories, ha,.
already been erected, several more are nav
being built, and sever~l hundred will be {.
recied the coming season.
This i n line opportunity Of owning
delightful country residence near the CITY,
where tue domestic comforts Of n family
circle can be fuly realized and where 90, Oco
building !Oio aud about COO farms have lately
been sold; adt sales are daily being made Ia
individuals Who alter careful examination Of
IT'S location anu asccitaning III, quality oftlc
soil. are selecting farms for agIicuiura, pIr-
poses, being cOniIcnt that 10 lard so cheap
and calculated 10 increase so rapidly in value
| can he had within 10 miles of the city. This
land would have been all taken up wears back,
hWt hu> hccn an 'hfclffd cSdtc Tor the last
century, and completely lock cd up for upwards
OF two hundred y.ars-Since whiC h large sales
have hecn made, and where the Wild deer
roamcd nj large may now be seen beautiful
cottages aud cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions OF our mother earth.
! This is one Of the hest opportunities now
| offered to those of small means who are dcs
tiule OF home OF their own to purchase one
for mere uitlc; also few farms, containing
each five and ten acres, and upws DIS NJ fr, M
Soj TO So per acre.
| TTAll persons wishing to avail themselves
of the opportunity now offered to Irocurc 4
hne farm orspcndid huildn lot near the En-
pire city, ssoulj make INN ediate application.
a. they are nearly all disposed Of. Apply 10
CHARLES WOOD. POS Broadway, corner
of Fulton street, n. Y, where maps nd pam.
pilots can be had, or sent if required by mail
gratis, or 25,3m
w. 5. LANE, Agent, Mddlcbury, Vi.
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T T. A C II T. R S

EDISON FOBES, A. NJ. Principal.
Miss ELIZABETH G0ODIuE, Prceep'rcss
Miss SARAH J. CHAPMAN, Teacher Of
Foe0i amt Instrumental Npsc.
Miss MARY l.. NORTH, TEACHER ef
Painting ami Drarmg.
IT. TION
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY


| MIR. KENNEDY, Of RoxLurv, Mass, hai
| I'I discovered In one Of our common pastuf,
weeds, Il remedy that cures EVERY KIND on
| III NOR, from the worst Scrnfula down TO
common Pinpe. lie has tried il IN over ele.e,
/ hundred cases, and never failed cNccrt in tv,
cases Jboth thunder luinor.l lie has now in hi
| possession over two hundred cert ifrates of it,
! I, aue, all within twenty miles ofBoslon.
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing
sore mouth.
One to three bottles " III cure the worst kind
Of pinples on the face.
Two or three bottles will cure bilrs
Two bottles are warranted tocure the worsi
canlsr in the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the
worst Kind Of erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure AL
humuf in the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running %
the ears aud bloichcs among the hair.
-Four to six bottles are warranted TO cure cor.
rupt and running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scrly eruptIons Of the
skin.
Two or three battles warranted to cure the
worst kind Of ringw orn.
Two or three hotties are warranted to cure the
worst kind OF rheumatism.
Two OF TIRES bottles are warranted to cure the
sa-rhcum.
Five 10 eight bottles d,e warranted TO cure the
worst cases ofrcrofula.
4 benefit is always experienced from the Fl st
bottle. and pc feet cpre is warranted when the
above quantity is taken,
Nothing looks so improbable to ihnso who have
in vain tried all the wonderful medicines OF the
day, as HAT u common weed, growing on The pas
lures, and along old stone walls, SHOULD cure ev.
cry huinor in the system, Vet II II now fact. II
yon have n humur il has 10 start. pcddled over
thousand bottles OF it in the city Of Boston. ]
know the effects "il! in every case. IT has al
ir"uS uonn sun. VI ','e s,r"'t'' '"'r: Ever uons
W 'h"7"a, s"'' 10 o"n'''" !'''
Wv" y" ~ Pe1liiJi AZ '''" pun, wv,
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49, "'l'' S"'''' ''e S"'" Wv MINING i''nS 10,
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Jp'',s were !" '"e S,V"''s' "''"'"' "'"
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IMPORTANT NEWS FOR THE SHARE

IMPORTANT NEWS FOR THE SHARE
HOLDERS IN PERTAINS THIRD GIFT
ENTERPRIsE.-It will bc seen by reference
to advertisement in our paper to-day, that
the Committee appointed by the Sharchold-
crs at thci last meeting have issued cal
for final meeting of all interested, to get
their instructions In reference TO the dstribu-
ton of the Gift property. We are pleased
to find the matter so near n contamination
and hope that Mr.. Perham will receive the
patronage he so well deserves for the libct-
ality and energy displayed In getting up and
prosecuting this stupendous enterprise. Or
dcrs for tickets should be sent in immediate
ly. There are fortunes in reserve for
somebody. 36.8t
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STATE OF VERMONT. ,At a proba

STATE OF VERMONT, lat Probate
District Of New Haven, IS. I Court, holden at
Bristol, in said District on the Goth day OF
December, 1854 the foregoing application
being presented 10 said Court, it is ordered
that all persons concerned he notified to APP
pear before said Court, at session thereof
to be holden Mt the office Of the Judge Of
said Court, in Bristol in said said District on
the first Monday Of February, 1866, at 10
o'clock, 4. NJ, to show cause, if any exists,
why the power and authority requested in
said application should not be granted; and
for this purpose it is further ordered that Il
copy Of the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Mid,lchury
Register, II newspaper printed at Middcbnry,
in this State, all which publications shall be
previous to timo appointed for said bearing.
HARVEY MuNslLt, Judge.
true copy Of record
3G3w HARVEY MrNslt.t.. Judge
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE,
DAILY ...............S6
SEMI. WEEKLY so. WEEKLY ....S 81
ALWi Us IN ADVANCE.

XVIII annual volume with the month of Sen
tcmbrr-co,nmenccs it with a circulation
oils. 900, lnrorr Than WA, ever bcforc nc.
corded to any General ncwsnapcr whatever
This circulation has bccn er,tually and Ia.
borinuslv attained hv coucontrating urou
THE TRIBtINEtLeLc hest efforts of many ed
itors and correspondents and by a greater
hbcrality of outlay in each department than
was probably ever riskcd on any journal
| # ha, been attained. not by sailing smoothly
in the current of Oninion before the wind
and baskinc in the smiles of n,ioritics. but
by an earnest. fearless devotion 10 Truth and
Progress as above all partisan cxigcrcics all
of popnlarity and success II. thorough adj.
voc,cy of TcmDcraucc and Li.mor Prohibi
tion. of Justice to the dcspisrd and down
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Bank Notice.

The stockholders of tho Bank Of Middle.
bury, are notified that their annual meeting
for the choice of Directors, will be holden u,
the Banking House on the ID Tuesday o
January next, at o'clock, p NJ.
BY order of the Directors.
J. WARNER, Cashier
Bank Of Middlcbury, 400.
I'll Dcccmher. 1851. 'o''N'
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THE AMERICAN BEE.
G u AR DIAN OF LIBERT

This paper will be Of large size, printed
with new, clear type, and 81, fine white pa
pr. It will contain each week carefully
prepared digest OF all the
News of the Wccl-BG,ll a; Home and
Abroad;
Agricultural Matters:
Original arl Selected Tales and Poetry:
Full Jnsrcssnnal and observation-disclosures;
Review of Markets and Commercial AZ
fairs:
And the prominent feature will he IA HOLD,
FEARLrss tND DErFRMiNEp ApvOCACY OF
AMERICAN PRINCIPLES
1t is intended to make the American Bee
just such Journal AS is required 10y every
American, wherever located, AT tn, same
time have it embrace within its contents all
that makes NJ - desirable News, Literary
AMI Family Journal
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V0 NTARY TIES TIMONY

We, the subscribers, residents of Flrmi,g.
ton, d" hereby certify that We nre wei ucouin-
ted with Dr.J. II, Schcnck lie was nrrarl ed
by disease which,ps we believe, terminatcd il,
Pulmonary Consumption; under the opcr;t inn
of which, lie was reduced So low as TO bc ~.
aOle to leave his bed for a long time md -,
all appearance waSpast recovery. lie i oo,,
perfectly wcll-his cough and fever have lief,
him. and va feel justified in declarinri, ia ~,
bcli'f thnt these salutary effects have resni,
ed from The use of the Pulmouic Suup.
MEMBER OF coNGBEss MHKCuiS,s
Isaac q Farley j. G. e. IT n IL,
Augustus frisbie
COUNTY CLERK. a. V. Donncl
Joseph Benson. WIN. =. Emery
j. 7. Farlce.
SURROGATE.
G c, Seymour. CLERGY.
Jas. NJ Olmsted
Judges OF the corNT.C. Bato!ette.
Samuel Hill,
Robt. II. Repdns, Pos1sAsryR
n q DAVIS, Geo. W. Risler.
MEMDEns or the RAN CITIZENS.
Teter o. CiaTk' John n, Capncr.
W ~. ~ sloan Mahlon C. Hart,
~ ~ ps,ties, Peter Ewing,
Nathl SaNton, Asa Jones
George a. Allen, Wm. II. Moore,
| W =. DulkI
Alex Wurts' Hugh Capner,
John l.. Jones,
fhfsiolAs: Thomas Gray
j.. f. Sehenck, NJ D.,A. j. IIolcomb,
geo; l., Rex, Nj. D., David Durham,
Il. u. Mershon, M. D,Hart Wilson
AZ this time there is not a town or village
IT. the United States.but in which can he found
more or less wonderful cures by the use o,
schenek's Pulmonic Syrup.
ID. schenck is the inventor Of the cele.
brated Respirometer for examining and de.
tectlng all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, sc
WHOLESALE AGENTS
I'hhad.iPtia-GlLBERT ,WENTZ & {
~ n. Third Street,
Ne~ York-C. V. CLICKNER & co, 81
Barclay Street.
BoStoH-REDDlNG& co, No. 8 State 81
And every respectable Druggist through
out the uniied States. I9:35cow
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Farm For Sale.

TIE SubScrlbcr VIII SOL, m reasonable
terms, the valuable FARM formerly
owned by Moses +, Wheeler, deceased. said
Farm contains Two Hundred and Fifteen
Acres, is beautifully situated, lying in the
town Of New Haven, four and one half miles
north of Middlebury village. For particu-
lars, enquire Of the subscriber on the pIcmi
seS. T. NJ WHEELER
y. B.-Therc is on said Pam about Thirty
Acres of very valuable Pine and lIcmlock
Timber ag.3w.
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r = nj O " T.!

MISS WHEELER would give notice to the
vi Ladies of MilAlchury. and its Vicinity,
that she has removed her Millncr shop Ia
the fist Door South of the Court House,
where She will hr happy to wait Oh all her
old customers, and AS many Nor" rs please
10 call 4j. :. WHEELER.
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lost.

On the evening of the 2ll, inst between
Doct. Mcrrll's and the Bri'ls", n Buffalo
Robe, Whip, Breast Collar and Traces. Who
ever has picked ny sail articles or any one
Of them. will confer u favor BY leaving the
sam, at the Post Olfirc, or At the House Of
the subscriber. w. VI. BASS.
Mid llrbury, Dee. 20, 1854 $685..
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Groal n oticrs.
10 the Hon. the Probate Court, for the hi,
=, az N.u. u,,.,,

10 the Hon. the Probate Court, for the Dis.
trct of New Haven.
Desire Tucker, guardian of Henry r. Tuck.
or, minor, residing in New Haven, in said
District, represents to said Court, that the
said Henry II Tucker, is seized in fec Of this
following described real estate to wit:Of about
seven acres of Land. lying in Bristol in said
District,with n dwelling house, barn and shop
thereon, which said Land is incumLcrcd by
the dover of the said Desire Tucker, widow
of Richard NJ. Tucker, late of BRISTOL in
said District, deceased, and that said guar
dian further represents TO said Cont, that II
will be conducive to the interest of her said
ward, to sell the said real estate for the
purpose of putting the proceeds of such sale
Mt interest, or investing it in other real estate.
The said guardian therefore prays said Court
to grant her license to sell the said real cs-
tate, including the interest Of said ward in
the rcvcrSon of the said widows dover in
the premises pursuant to the provision of the
Statute in such case made and provided.
DESIRE TUCKER.
Bristol December %. A, d. 1854
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A T T + N TITO N .
ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF
READY MADE CLOTHING !

Would do well to call on W. S. L,NE, who Is
selling oil at greatly reduced prices With a
determination to sell out during the present
winter. Together with the remnant left af-
ter the Fire in Scptcmbci last, the stock has
been amply replenshcd with supply of sea-
sonablc Clothing. consisting of 0vcr-Coats,
Dress Coats, Vests, Pants Under Shirts and
Drawers and n large quantity of other Goods,
all of which arc hereby offered to the Public
at COST and CHARGES, and some of them
at cost without the charges. Please give an
carly call rs they are fast disappearing be
fore the extensive wants of generous com
munity.
The above can bc found AT tho Store form
crly occupied by $. IIolton, Jr., ON the North
end Of the Bridge. Also few Fur Coats,
Midllchurv Dec. H. 1851
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LADIES' DRESSES &CLOAKS

A CCURATELY fitted and made in the
~ most fashionable and recent style, in
Dr. Aliens Building, next North Of the Con-
grcgational Church.
MRS. M. j. MILES,
Has commenced business to the above al
dress, where The Ladies Of Middlcbury and
Vicinity may rely punctuality if they will
favor her with their patronage. 353m.
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~ The price 10 tic $50 CiWbs we cannot direct
tie p0Pcr 10 each subscriber.
Subscriptions may commence at any time.
Payment in advance is required in ali cases,
and the paper is invariably discontinued at
the expiration Of the advance payment.
Money may be RENTED for subscriptions
in letters ut our risk hut the Postmaster at
the place where the letter Is mailed should
he made acquainted with its contents and
keep a description Of the bills.
Bills of any spccic-payinc bank in tho T.
nited States OF Canadas received Il, par fol-
subscriptions.
We have no travelling agents ANY on,
( wishing to receive Tng TRiBrsE need moi
wait To be called upon for his subscrihtion
All that is necessary lot him TO do is to writ,
a letter in as few words as possible, inclos,
the money and write the name Of the sub
scrl5er with the Post-O Office County and State
and direct the letter to
GREELEY & McELEATH,
Tribune Office, New York,
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RUTLAND g. BURLINGTON
ss2 ea e - -
r A IL r O A d .
OH1 " q T. OF TIME.

On and after Monday, bee. 4, 1854, trains
gill run AS follows, viz:
LEAVE BELL0wSFAl.LS FOR RUTLAND,
at II, NJ, and $40, T. NJ
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
at q, A. NJ. aud IL 30 Il. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON
at g, A. NJ, and 3, F. NJ.
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
at $40 a. NJ. and 8, Pm.
AT Burlington, Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central aud Vermont & Canada
Railroads for the East and North
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga q Washington, Albany and Rutland, aud
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy Albany
New York. Saratoga, Schenectady and the
West
| At Bellows Falls, Trains connect with the
Cheshire. Vermont Valley. and Sullivan Rail
roads. L. 4. CiiAfIS, supt.