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The rlutaty of Worlds with IN rnredprtlont y profsso
Hitchcock =. s'1.
the essso- -Tatksh CsmpaignsI by Col. Chestney,
The Russ,an Shores of the Rinck sen nv Oripbsp,
= surowsks Russia as 1t Is.Ift. f.s..' .a.es
me Turtish Question by gurowski.
re knout md the Russians by DE Larny.
!howss Pam Impi-ments.
.aeaony Of the Invettrh,a,s by Won sebold.
Nehorfns and the ctngha is'an1g ~ Peck
ssIrom and Pictures BY ". WI HefberL tn04
.annohicgnp OF q Dissenting Minister. u
ne whimsical Woman, BY Emily Cafen.
s"ns or, the Heusss of Fall Down Castles by Shelton
'uhss HHgtE -. 49, .tssHg y. Ell FRANGK TAYLOR.
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and pistols, respectfully informs the public he removed
~ sshshmen from side OF P,nnsy
Juns 2-arod r 80 'slfTT n
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Mr.. GfDD1NGS said he rose to privileged question
He wished 10 call the attention 81 The House to the condnc
Of Of its oscershe referred TO A. o. r. Nicholson
ESQ, printer 70 th's body In the Washington Union D
this morning there article 70 which he particularly
invited the attention Of The majority Of the House who had
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N%"A Fhoht GfEAf-Fosportant @ssd 1.-THE ustc l.
~ " SYLVESTER has received, from Havana,
honspd cigars manufactured from abaio rohacco
Antonio pshuss, No ohe-po street Havana " Chindrsdo. y
sona and third qualities, brand % 1915 and "oudrss,
June 3sod0w Conner az Penn .van,e ned in street
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BOOK or ANECDOTES.
Cyclopedia of Anecdotes of Literature
and the Fine Arts.

Containing copiouS and choice selection Of
Anecdotes Of the various forms of Litrra.
tnre, of the Arts of Architecture, Enera-
wings, Music, Poetry, Painting and SCUM
tnrri and Of tho most celebrated Literary
Characters and Artists Of different coun-
tries and ages, &c. BY Kazltt Arvine. a.
NJ With numerous Illustrations 725 pp.
octavo-price SO.
This is unqucstionably the choicest collec-
tion of anecdotes ever published. 1t con
tains three thousand and forty anecdotes ma.
ny ai them articles of interest, containing
reading matter equal to half dozen pages OF
common l2'1o. volume; and such is the
wonderful variety, that it will be found An al-
most ineXhanNtiblc fund of interest for every
class OF readers. The elaborate Classification
and indexes must commend it especially to
public speakers. TO the various classes of ill.,
erary and scientific men, to artists mcclan-
les, and others, as Dictionary for reference.
in relation to facts on the numhri less subjects
and characters introduced. There are also
more than one hundred and forty. five illus.
trations.
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Addison County Fair.-l85d.

The Eleventh Annual Fair of the Ad.
Olson County Agricultural Society will
be held on their Fair Grounds, at Mid.
idlcbury. on Wednesday and Thursday,
the 4th and 5th days of October, 1854.
No county in the Union has higher
reputation for the excellence of its
Horses, Sheep, and Cattle, than our own
A determination is manifested, the pres,
ent year, to make a full showing Of
Stock, worthy of this reputation. No
pains should be spared to make the Ex-
hibition complete in the Mechanical Flo
ial, Fruit and Fancy departments, We
solicit the active interest Of all citizens
in this work. If the people of Old
Addison" will como out in their full
strength, they can make an Exhibition
which will surpass any hitherto held in
this State, or in any county of the
United States. Let every agriculturst
and mechanic do his part.
Specifications and entries will be re-
ceived until ~ o'clock, NJ, of the first
day Of the Fair, but should be com.
ploted, # possible, on the day previous
Forage will be furnished, without
charge, to all Stock remaining within
the enclosure, during the Fair.
An Address viii be delivered. within
the grounds. on Thursday afternoon, by
Professor ]. A. NASH, of Amherst. Mass
Space will be provided for Animals
and Articles from out Of the county
that shall be brought for exhibition All
persons from abroad, so disposed, are re-
specially invited to exhibit.
a Programme Of Proceedings will be
circulated on the morning Of the first
day of the Fair
EDwIN HAMMOND, Pres.
Jos II. BARRETT .Scc'H
Middlebury, Aug 20 1854
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Hon IENay NJ BATES, CANDIDATE
roe TREAsuRrR.-It is a duty we owe
Mr. Bates aud the public to say. that as
Secretary of the Peoples Mass Conven.
ton of the 3th of July, We notified that
gentleman of his nomination by the Re.
publican Party, that we have enioyed an
Interview with Mr.. B. recently that he
cordially approves our Platform, thank.
iully accepts our nomination. but, as he
has written one free acceptance of nom.
ination to the same office, he thinks it
unnecessary to appear again in the pn.
pers himself in relation to it-and hence
entrusts us to say these few words that
our readers may understand how this
matter is, We have only to add that
we snail give Mr. b such support as we
think a man of his excellent PRINCIPLES.
capacity and character deserves at our
hands. 10000 majority for our Treas.
urer.-.& AlJans Tribune.
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Dif0,

IN St Adams, of cholera. Aug Is
CATHERINE w. wife of l. r. Braincrd.
In Audovcr, Mass. Aug. Gath. Rev
LEONARD WooDs, d. d., in the Slst
year Of bis age
In Brandon, August oath, at the resi-
dence of her Father, II Daniels. ESQ,
JANE \ wife Of W. j johnson, OF Mid
jlebury. aged % years.
Thus an aiieciionatc daughter, loving
wife, and an amiablc friend hath passed away
from earth. But those who survive are great
~ comtortcd with the hope of meeting her
again in the better land. Her death was re-
markably peaceful aad calm Cow.
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Grool Notites.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Ee it remembered
District Of Addison. SIS. that, at a Probate
Court held at Middlcbury in and for the
District Of Addison on the 18th day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1854,
Lewis Hunt, executor Of the last win and
testament Of LYMAN HUNT,
late of Shoreham, in said district deceased,
presents his administration account for al
lowancc: 1t is thercupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance at the
session of said court 10 be held at the office
of the Register of said court, in said Middle
bury, on Thursday, the Dist day Of Scptcm-
Der next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon and
that notice thereof be given to all persons in
;crestcd, that they may appear and make
their objections, If any they may have, to the
allowance Of said account, by publishing
certified copy Of this order in the Middlcbury
Reeister-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlcbnry-three weeks successfully previous
to the time OF said court
JED. s. BUSHNELL, Hcptsicr.
A true copy of record
l0:3w. Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL. Reeisier
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. I that at a Probate
Court held at Middlcburv, in and for the
District of Addison, on the 2lst day of Au-
gust y. ID. lSDi:
Ebenczer H. Weeks, Administrator of the
estate Of GEORGE W. BUMP,
late of Salisbury, in said district, deceased
presents his administration account for al
lowance 1t is thcrcupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance by this
court, at the session thereof 20 he held at
the Office Of Negistcr Of this court in said
Middlebury, on Thursday, the 7th day Of
September nest at ten o'clock in the fore
noon and that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their rti ctions, if any they may have,
to the allowance Of said account, by publish
ing certified copy ofthis order in the Mid.
dichulN Rcgstei-a newspaper printed at
said Middlchury-throc weeks successfully
previous to the time of said court.
jan. 5 BusnSELL, Register.
a true copy Of Record.
1S.3w Attest jed. 5 Bushnell. Register.
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CrBA-The motive which Pierce and
his party have for the acquisition Of Gu.
ba Is manifest. If Cuba could come in.
to the Union as free state, loving lib.
|orty and law, We should never here the
whisper ola desire for its possession.
But Cuba would be Slare State and
would thus add much to the power Of
the South. There is among its ley in,
|habltants constant demand for slaves.
and the slave breeders Of Virginia and
Maryland would find market. It's
Creole population are Roman Catholics
hnd would add to the power of that sect
Hence the united effort of vast classes of
people in our country to acquire it
Hartford Courant
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Miscellaneous Items

New Brunswick papers report that
the Legislatures Of New Brunswick. No.
w Scotia and Prince Edwards Island
will meet in September, to take into
consideration the treaty of reciprocity
recently concluded.
A mad turtle was taken the other day.
in Iowa. bearing engraved on the she'll
which covered his back. the dave 1860.
lie was II grown up fellow when y ,po.
leon was born
4 woman has been elected constable
IN Perry county. Illinois
Prescott. the eminent historian. ha~
compct"4 two volumes of bis history Of
pdlip the Second of Spain which will
he issued Immediately. IT, work will
comprise siI yu'aulcs.
Governor B'.lr of Peonsylvania ha.
taken 'os t.ur1 l4 favor IF tie Nchras.
ia I'LL aua agens. Know Notlia-ism.
lie is candidate fnclo election
yellow fever is maaimsm N.w Or.
lelu,
The erors at tie Nvrtl att Wo.t,re
dyil4 for rain. and G,c- are rieirr p. .,.c
woods If Maine New HAMPSHIRE New
York, aad some parts If this State. do.
ing extensive damage
y despatch from Mr. Soulc confirms
the report Of the appointment Of Gen
Cnnchl as Cp,toiu. ,c,.,,ol ,r C,,l, al
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l5,ijl presents amounting TO $40 600
The person who orders either of the above
Magazines from us subjects himsclfto no risk
lirtaic,cr! Is the fun value of his money.
Sji is received in the Magazine alone, and is
entitled and viii receive, upon receipt of the
imonry (scnt TO our risk to a numbered tick
ct to be used at the distribution Of presents,
which we are now confident Will take place
,aS carly as the first of Jaut9ry next. The
presents will be put into the lanns of a re-
sponsible Committee appointed Ly the sub
scribcrS themselves after the tickets have all
been disposed Of
The undersigned would impress upon per
sons DESTROYS OF cmbaikmg in thi, truly mac
niiiccnt and wonderful enterprise the nccrs-
sity Of sending on their orders at once. in or
der tina! we may perfect our arrangements
ana bring the enterprise to a speedy and hap
py termination, as wc shall have The distri-
button take place at as carly day as posi-
bic. The Magazines viii be promptly mailed
to any address desired from the publication
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hoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PiLLs, the
most cltcctual remedies ever known, for
lGout and Rheumatism Extract Of letter
from Mr. Thomas Wyborn, druggist, dated
IEton, dated April 26, 1853. "To Professor
Holloway Sir: A case lately came under
Imy notice, which think should be publicly
known. 1t is that of poor man who SUI
fered so dreadfully from chronic rheumatism
that he lost the use of one side of his body.
and endured inccssant pain. lie was under
different medical treatment, and at West
minister Hospital the faculty pronounced him
incurable; however, by the use of your Oint-
ment and Pills, he has been restored to
health and strength
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GMITH'S HUMAN SPECIES.
TheNatural History of the Human Spec;e,

It's Typical Forms and Primeval Distribution.
by Charles Hamilton Smith With an in
PRODUCTION containing an abstract of the
views of Blumrnbach, plichard, Bachman.
AsaSsiz, and other writer's of rcpute. Bv
Samuel Kneeland Jr, NJ. D. With elegant
Illustrations limo cloth, SIPS.
The history Of the species is thoroughly
considered by Colonel Smith, with regard to
It's orislr, typical forms, distribution, fila.
tions, &c. The marks of practical GOOD
sense, careful observation and deep research
are displayed in every page An introduc-
tory essay of some seventy or eighty pages
forms valuable addition to the work 1t
comprises an abstract oi the opinions a,lvo-
Gated by the most eminent writers on the
SUBJECT The statements are made with strict
lmpariialiy, and, without n comment, left to
the Judgment of the reader.-Sariaia's MAJ.
g The Publishers will forward by mail.
postage free, copies of the above works to
persons RENTING to them the price Of the
books. IL
GOULD LINCOLN, Publishers,
90 Washington Street, Boston
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MAKING per cent. for the
year ending August l, 1854. Said per cent.
age to be cast upon the original amount of
the premium note, without reference to any
endorsement and to be paid TO the Urea
surer, at his office, in Montpelier, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of October, 1851.
The Twenty-seventh Annual Report
Of the Company will be published carly in
September and forwarded to members by
maii,--to which they are respectfully referred
for detailed statement Of tn. business of
the Company for the past year.
Members of the Company will find in the
hands Of the Representatives elect to the
Legislature, schedule shaving the amount
o assessment due from each respectively /;
and they are rcsPeeifuiiy dcsjred IN see thatihe
money jor Their assessments is torparded 10
The cftce in OCi0bsr. The assessments must
be pau rhen 6ue, A little attention to this
ON the part of the members Of the Company,
VIII save them expense and trouble
j I. THURSTON, Treas.
Insurance Office, lS:3w
Montpelier, Aug 0, 1854.
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We, the subscribers, being appointed bv
the Probate Court for the District Of Add;
son, Commissioners o receive, examine and
adjust all claims ard demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
WILLIAM FLAGG,
late Of Middlchury, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset Thereto and six months from the aSth
day Of August, 1854, being allowed hv said
Court for the purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice thar we will attend to the bust.
ness of unr said appointment, at the office of
john W stewart, in Mildlrblry, On the 22d
day of september and on the 2.l day Of De.
cemher Xt tiom nine o'clock 4. VI until
four o'cl"'E. ?. VI on each oi said DAYS
hoRAS1US WoOSi Err,
JOHN W. STEWART, Com rs.
NAHUM PARKER,
na'c' Il Mld,cbury, this 18th day Of Au-
an,t, A y. 1851 lq:3w
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III q krts.
Brighton Cattle Market.-Anr. %

Brighton Cattle Marhet,-Aug. %.
At Market. 1850 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores,
$500 Sheep and $50 Swine. Several lots of
cattle, sheep and swine remain unsold at the
close of the market.
PriccS-Becf Cattle-Extra SIS 80: first
quality, 81 5O0S; second do Sc 50g7; third
do S5qG % ordinary So 80.
Workne 0xen-SsO, %, 100, 1Os, III,
1913, 1i2G1j5
Cows and Calves-A large number at mar
kct; sales So, Is, 81, IS, ~, $4,000.
Shocp-1.S IS, PIP. 242 2G2. 2.SS. 3o5
3,75@4,50
Swine-Markct dull Sales Of lots at 80;
Small selected lots and II; old hogs 4 and
A.. At retail from to G..
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Democratic Town Committees

NSAhAAttlEto.
Addison, Rector Gaigc,
Bridport, Fred. X. Miner,
Bristol, T. B. Gaige,
Cornwall, Eli Stone.
Ferrisburgh, C. c. Martin,
Granville, James NJ. Ashley.
Goshen, Allen
Hancock, VIM. II. Church.
Lincoln, Oliver Burnham.
Leicester, VIM. Gill.
Mlddlebury, Horace Crane.
Monkton' Franklin Collins.
New Haven, Hiram Rider.
Orwell, JOS. Buttolph.
Panton, Geo. S. Walker.
kipton, S. B. Howard.
Scarborough, a. NJ. Hawkins.
Salisbury, L. b. Howard.
shoreham, Oliver Russell.
Yergennes, Joshua Scott.
Waltham, Nathan Griswold.
Weybridge, S. S. Foot.
Whiting, Whitfield Walker.
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NotiCe.

The Wings, and other citizens supporting
the Rutland Pla torn and ticket in Middle
bury, are hereby notified To meet mt the
Town Room, ON Friday, September lst, at 7
o. COCK +. NJ. to nomil ale = candidate for
l""n Representatives ard to transact any
other business deemed rtcIcr Nlru met.
W. LANE, Gin. Town Com.
Milllchury, Ang. DO. ISL
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nSB~N No relief yet, from the clouds,
in this region. a slight sprinklins on
Saturday gave hope, but the drought
continues, worse and worse, to the
hour we go to press, (Tuesday p
MY.
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III nrrir0,

On the Gath inst, at the residence Of
the brides father by the Rev VIM. 7.
Wcbbe. Rector of St Stephens Church
Middlcbury JONI II. Beck. Esq, of
Lockport. n. Y. to HARRIET NJ, young
est daughter Of Paris Nlotcher Esq !
Of Bridnort
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Notice.

desire to obtain some information from q
SISTER, Tier maiden name was DorcaS IIacket)
VINO has been absent from Colchester three
years TINS month, We are all anxious TO hear
rom her. She is thirty-cight years old Hight
complexion, light hair, and light blue ewes
This is as near rs | can describe her She
left the place with her husband Benoni King
! think that his father and mother lived in
liardwick. don't know but they are dead,
they were old people
CYNTHIA FULLER.
Middlebury, Aug. Q, 1854. l7;sw
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Which are ihc oliv SEWING Machine, ,,
any utility which can be used witl.,u, rn.
king the owner liable to n suit fer lnf,inec
meut of patented privileges. are still sold a,
REASONABLE PRICES,
AMI rW LHqHcNioaed RiaH.
Having terminated our legal controversy
with Elias Howe, Jr, and procured his full
license TO use his invention, there is not the
slightest claim that our machines infringe
any other patent
The right TO use the machines which we
'avc soldi and shall hereafter sell is unuucs-
tionablc
We own ten distinct patents on Sewing Ma
chimes, covering all the nice points of the in.
vcntion, and all the machines Of other manu-
icturcrS infringe one or more of them Our
patent securing the spring whereby the cloth.
&c is held to the feeding apparatus by a
yielding pressure, is infrnccd hv all the ma
chimes now offered in the market Those who
hny the inferior and piratical machines, are
hereby distinctly apprised that we Shall COM
pei them to pay MS for the privilege Of using
them Our legal rights will hcnccforih be
rigdly enforced
THE IMMENSE SUPERIORITY
Of Singers Sewing Machines has been COM
pleiely established. They are Of universal
application-the same machine doing all
nuns ~ N"Ik' ana dong II perfectly. They
are not only superior in contrivancc. but I'M
equalcd in mechanical finish. They per-
form all work required, and continue to do it
without getting ont Of order. We desire TO
call attention particularly to our new
Machines to Sew with a Single Thread,
which by ample trials have been proved su.
pelior to all others for stitching linen and all
very thin fabrics-alSo for sewing leather ei-
Their with waxcd thread or slk-aud for
quilting Innings. We are also prepared TO
exhibit and sell cmbroidermg machines, prn-
ducing an entirely new and very beautiful
result. Machines Of extra size, both shuttle
and single thread, may be had for a small
difference in price. These arc found to be
very popular. Machines for hat binding
stitching carpet-bag handles, and any other
peculiar work, will be supplied at short no
lice
Machine Needles Silk Twist on spools. |
Three Cord Linen Thread and all other ar
iicl"s used with Sewing Machines always on
hand and for sale at all our offices.
Principal Office, No. 323 Broadway. NY. |
. BRANCH OFFICES.
NO - south Fourth ST. Phil; No Il Hanover ST.
bo,toni No ~ ! . ST CHARLES st y %; No $50 /
l'no,e S Buil.i No. 2i7 River ST.. rr y; No 2aa
Nh'nut 81, Cha. l63m
|. VI. SINGER & co.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

w, the subscribers, beids Appointed by
the Probate Court for The Di>,ric; Of Addison,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands Of all pei sons
against the estate of
ERASTUS ROBINSON,
late ST Shorcham, in said District deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and 6 months from the nh
day ofAuguSt, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give motto" that we will attend to the bust
ness of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house Of SAID deceased in Shorclam, on the
! Il TucNdoys OF October and February next
rom nine o'clock, \. NJ, until -four o'clock
p. NJ, on each Of said days
NJ. w. c, Ws'Gnr)
L I TnrAnw'Y. co@'s
Dated at Shoreham this Goth day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1854 49,; 3w.
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Estray.

CAME into the enclosure of the subscri.
~ Der, on the 9th inst, two yearling
HEIfERS, one light red, and the other dark
red win White in the face. The owner Is
requested to pay charges, and take them a.
way. :. BENTON
CORNWALL Aug. 30, 1901 l9:w3
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VIZ a NJ r. Ed
100000 Subscribers to the leading NJ s.
nzines of the day.

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GRAND PROGRAMME or PRESENTS EYER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
Read and decide for Yourself!
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thousand subscribers TO llarper's Magazine,
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Putnam's Monthly, Glcason's Drawing Room
Companion or the Democratic Review The
regular subscription price to either Of these
popular Magazines is three dollars per year
which, if sent to the undersigned, viii secure
to the sender either Of the above Magazines
for one year, commencing on the first day of
January, 1875, and if Fortunate one of the
following Presents, ranging from $1,000 to
81. The presents will be as follows, to wit
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VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.
Notice of Assessments for 1874.

The Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company are hereby notified, that
the following assessments have hccn made
by the Directors on all Notes in force on the
following days, to wit.
Sentembcr IL 1879 l 1 Of ono NON no..t
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BARGAINS.

Tho subscriber proposing 10 Change the
character and method Of his business, offers
ms present stock Of goods at greatly re-
duced prices-many of which will be sold
without regard to cost, for the next so days.
II. l.. FULLER.
Middlcbury, Aug. Is, 1854.
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Estray.

Game INTO The enclosure Of the subscriher
on or about the 10Th inst, white yearline
bulI' The owner is requested to claim prop.
cry pay charges and take him away is
New Haven, Aug. p, 1854. Lw. STOWE.
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No. IL!

CHOLERA M0RBUS, Diarrhca, Summer
- Complaints, &c, can be speedily rclciv-
ed, and most cases cured, by prompt use Of
TINS valuable medicine. No person should
be without it, as it saves many from long
and dangerous sickness Sold only by
II. A. SHELDON.
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Meat Market.

The subscriber has opened a MEAT MAR
hhT, few doors south of the bridge, in this
village, where may he found, at all proper
market hours, the various kinds of Meat
suited 10 the scasOn-consisting of Reef
fresh and salt, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, Poultry
all in good order, and at prices as low as can
be Afforded. NJ. TICKNOR.
Middlehury, Aug 81, 1914. lstf