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The late Baron stassart has LETT the Belgian AGA.
deny EGO francs year to found prize for the
best biography; Of gold medal worth 800 francs. A
second prize of 5000 francs is to be given 10 the
thor OF the best work some point Of national his
tory. The first biography is to be that OF the Baron
himself.
The news Of the fall of Sebastopol was received
with great enthusiasm by the Arab population Of the
whole colony OF Algievs
An "extraordinary' edition of the London Ga.
-ste, published September 27th contains the fol-
lowing total OF Brtish killed and wounded in the
attack on the Redan-2s officers, SO sergeants. 6
drummers, 3l4 rank and file, killed. ia officers ll2
sergeans, IL drummers, COS rank and file, wound.
ed: officer IL scrgeants, les rank aud file missing.
Total-Killed 1856; wounded, $50; missing, l76-
2,447.
Lord Stanley has made his first public appearance
before Irish audience, and the impression created
BY his db6a has been highly favorable. His lord.
ship attended the meeting of the agricultural society
Of The Tipperary Union and on the same evening
presided at the dinner Of the association. In the
absence Of the clergy of all persuasons his lordship
said grace himself.
Town councillor Armitage, of Kingston, Canada.
late OF krush, Ireland, is appointed, with Others
by the Canadian government, n Wait Ireland and
hold meetings for the purpose OF showing the re-
sources OF the Canadas, and TO encourage emigration.
The Emperor Alexander has approved Of law.
which has been presented to him by the Minister Of
Finance, relative to a complete reform in the old
system Of commerce with China by way Of Kiachta.
The guard Of Napoleon Ill slept On the night Of
the attack at Malakon a. formerly the guard Of Ma
polcon l. slept at the krenlin on the Hrst night OF
the occupation Of Moscow. The new imperial
Guard WAS the whole day magnificent from ia coal
ness ns discipline, ana rs enthusiasm II had 700
men under fre, and reoaons about 800 killed and
1000 wounded. Al the end OF the day all the cyl
ments OF the line hailed II with cries Of Bravo ia
Garder
The forest Of the Oued Mersine, 1lgiers has just
been entirely destroyed By fire The conaa1-aiion
lasted three days. The forest nearly 800 acres
In extent and the destruction OF ii is great loss Tor
the province.
been srrevted and committed 10 pri-on for trial for
having attempted to carry into execution threat
be had made In letters addressed to the Rev. VIM.
Brown rector Of Letheringsett, Norfolk that unle.s
would pistol him in tbe pulpit
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srrREar CoUKT-Circuit-Nos. 213, ii, $40, $50, :os
TO alt, 100.
CorRr on Oyer TEasI,nR.-The OF tho People
sydney H. Stuart, for bribery and corruption.
CotKT OYER AND TERSusfN-G General Term.-Nos %
6K, 81, 2s, II, 81, 2Ie, 235 90 TO Is.
SUPERIOR couRT-rrial Term Mos. 6si, 37s, 3e6 592,
25s, 1906 go, sSi, e95 CAT, 3s5, IS, 4c5, 81.
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IL nsTguh Hirr,iYLg cy pssia. .TrEE vfr
s~sa.s s'.sl., - n1ss 800. y ~ 800
" a., 49, ntas ss~ss .reaf nf.as..,
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sTTUA1IONs WANTED.

yyANTED-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECTABLE GER
w girl teainstres would
hight chamberwork required Apply lgi h av between
sd and 2it sis, ffrst noor.
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NNASTED-A SITUATION, ~ A MOST ExPERIEsCED
w young woman, chambsrnAia eaI narsc plain
family seamnrefn quick he needle. all and
Tor the nursery, and II .nd slilnR Hli 81 mgnh.
Excellent city reference WIN iss
Cali nj 100 Second
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Espe ~ hied,s Fall and Winter Style for
l5555These unrivaled hats greater demand
before. Their superior quality Appearance
marvellous rbeapness The of this great demand The
sfor Ia Nassau str
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nhY GCoDa-wAAfED. TWO FlnsT RATE esIpg.
~ men ~ LioAs u. Bose'y, tour doors from spfll
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A INITIATION wASrED-As sEAMsTREs3 BY A
n very rspseabie Herman Apply A. Langas,
lott = $50
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WASTED--BY A YoUS0 woHAs SITUATION. Az
cook OF aandrrns hhs sod e reference. P'rase oan
mt ll9 Riyngton IT.
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rUsrErTIosFR wAN1En--A coon HAED 10 ~.
toned 70 CITY wcts, Apply A. !Aompscn nsn's -Arap
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INASTEB-A STU ATiOS BY RESPECTABLE w0-
w man wet nurae with god fresh breast Of mlk.
CsD he a, 10 Baas hr door ior hree days nom
euniI 8 o'clock.
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Defiance SALINAS ntler Safes Robert M. Pat
RICK the sole manufacturer the United Of
above safes and powder proof defiance locke
and cross bars Depot l2 Pearl street. door below
iapa
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Whites Assortment Of Ladies' Furs are
complete and comprise All the fashionable styles OF
the day WHITE. 81 Broadway
Opposite Broadway Theatre,
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yAAHTEp--BY A YoUsG FRENCH WOMAN, SPEAK
w ing English situation Ia prya'c Amiy; abe IL a
good waitress and good cy references -a.e adirc-s
M 81 Marks place ". Pier Waller.
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yVANTED-A PERSON TO TAKE A SMART NTH
w Rent child OF about four years of Ia bring ~
educate small family 81 resperably widow pr~'erre
Address " hodge, Broadway Post onicc,
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EMPLOYMENT SMART INTELLIGENT by4faE y
~ mae, ~ih soa feisgo1esf s>sF " permanent 90.
RAsefnsn a. nE.h' ~ drhvefrf Tor Illustrated
ton, by HpplfinE chs aa{ NayJ between a. " and a II
a. George A, horfish ~ JobE street, Hp tialra
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En STOUT LASngNES WANTED FOR SOUTH sTA
w whaling abo, cooper, csrpsn,cr b.cssniihs, coos.
stewards, and boascefera. Az cobfg furnished u.
Inquire at he one. 81 nc AgenA No. " wrs, street,
corner Of Cedar ~ stairs oppos. pier ~, .orh river
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Csreo-Daguerre Most Beauti
ful likeness offered % the public.
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IIorsEKEEPEH -wAsItD. a KE-FHcTABLE NH
70 aged woman 70 tsxe he charge tAD, r,sr
tlslbr of ady, genlsmca sui rl4 - Ags
Tie remuneration would hc very sma ba' rre ~opbi
comfortable hone. AID sln at ! frOss ~ fns 4,
scotch Wsish preferred Address Froa Hsfad 49, ID
tso layM
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zoo Barrels Of Apples for the European Mar
kel-Newtown pIpplns carefully handed IN barrels
free from spots and In hrs rate packages every
Washing street, Albany, Y
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Inventions are the order Of the day, but
We have seen nothing in The and pencil that
Patent. Manufactured and sale by WILMARTH No ~
Maiden lane II IL the styles In
market. They made In gold and silver.
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w ANTED--BY SMART PROTESTANT WOMAN.
W situation ~ hoasekecpcr, IN a smai family or a
chs mbermaf and nurse capable ~ Akng lDar
iis birth, objection Ia short distance In u.
Can be days 1875 West street, 40 stairs
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datchsIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tonpees.-
be best In the world. This unrvled and original dye ap
Piled ~ private Bachelors wigs and oupees
improvements all others being chef duvres Of elegance
sAse and durability peculiar 10 his establishment.
BATCHEIOH'S, g3 broadway.
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When the French troops had captured the Mala-
koH, General MacMahon wrote TO the General-in-
Chief the following lines:-"I am in MalakotT and
certain TO maintain myself there"
Premises have been taken in Finsbury square,
London, for the purpose OF opening college for
Jews. The subjects oil instruction are TO be the high
est branches Of theological knowledge, the classics,
mathematics and general literature.
The London Gasettee publishes Board Of Trade
notice. stating that decree recently published In
Portugal, imposes fine OF 400 milreas upon any
master of British ship who may receive passengers
without passports, or who shall omit to present the
list of passengers.
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IrANTED-A STU ALTON ny RESPECT ABS.
w Frenchman walter. IN private family IN. aayer
User understands bin bancs@ thoroughly AMI eva sosi
ciiy references. Apply a. 40 aasl Isn from rncasy
uDtil Saturday
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Music mt 30 per cent on from Retail Prices.
"A large and choice lot OF music will be sold half dur
hog the present week at the 33 Broad HU
RACE WATERS, for the sale of pianos neodeons,
music and nj kinds Of musical merchandise
and rent allowed on purchase.
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Hr LIP ~ sNfnls.

A SMALL, MAT mouse wAsrED-8Y fAsILl
~ Of three parsons, llcAlaa b~i
Sixth and BicrsEcT ard TtirNrh streets. houa
Wholly partly fntnished wuHi bu "a ed w. Il a.
.asoisbla rent. Address Win and crus Dor -
Post Unlce.
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SCH NCK'S
M AN RAKE PILLS

VIII be fonn to possess thnse qualities nere.sary To
TO the total eradication OF all bilious aiiHeks; prompt
10 sart the secretion, Of the liver aud give healthy
tone - the entire sysem. Indeed, IL ordinary
discovery Ia Medical Science, To- have Invented ti
edy Tor these siabhnrn complaints, which dsselepe a.
mel-a mineral Justly dreaded by mankind--Tnd ae-
knowedged TO be destructive 10 the extreme n the hu
man 'y'tem That the PfoPrelies ofee tain vegetables
compTise all the virtues OF cnlomel without ITS hJnt
Gus iendeDeie. now all admitted fscif rendered In
dspniac by scientific researehsr, aud those Who u,e
the Mandrake Pill be fully saifked that the beet med
eines those provided ~ naturein the comm N
heths aud roots.of the fields.
The Pills open the hOwels aud correct all billions de-
Engagements without sslvsiion ANY II ihs Injurious
effect. OF eaoncl other poisons. The secfeiion Of
bile l. promoted by these Pils will he .een BY the
altered color Of the sols aud disappearing OF the .al-
low compile kim aad cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for nse ACCOMPANY each hoI OF
PHis, aud the price 81 quart bottle Of the Sea Weed
Tonic aud boI Of Pills combined Is only Une dollar.
Hut separate boxes Of Pills he had Of an, OF the
agents for 25 cents.
Thee remedies are, prepared under the personal
snpersishn OF Schcnek. proprietor of schenek
Puimon'e syrup, the well estabshed smcdy for Con
sumption Bnhchis, Coughs, Colds "A c., &e and the
Inventor 81 the celebrated R-spromrer tor -xAnin-
lug aud detecting all diseas of the Lungs Heart, &e
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Phiiadelpkia-GILBE WENTZ & CO.
III ~ Third Street.
Nep york-C. V. CLICKNER & CO., 81
Barclay Street.
BOsfoM-REDDIEG & Como. s State st.
And every respectable Druggist through.
out the Uniicd States. f93aocw
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DIR. J. II SCLENCk'S
Sc A WEED TONIC.
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia.

This remedy i. conipo,sd Of = ronpound pr,par ,.ion
Of common weed gru~ing shug the ,ea shore, aud
certain aud nIshe remedy for the OF by spepsia
aud its accompanying diseases. to wit;
Sour amt SICK Stomach loss nj appetite, Head-
ache, Pam the Side ami Breast, Paipita-
Hons ofthe Hsort, Ulcers and Ernp-
tons Of all Kinds. ChiHs, Esrcr,
0rGusi, and Diseases o|ihe
Kidneys, Nervousness,
Weakae~of the Limbs, Painting Spills, and
all Diseases Peculiar 20 Etmal,s.
Neatly ever, persnn 10 more or less afflicted with
Dysp-.a ,n,ne Of the di,ea.es connected with il.
aud II 4. with feelings Of plea ,me that H. Sc-nrk
Eau announct To all such discovery ut tho virtue of the
Sea Weed which IL just the rsne fur their an~ ns
Dyspepsia and thr many disea,es arising from it, 10
caused y the deficient secretion Of the rasrlc jucies
ani ~rakness of the P"wers Of the ,tohsch. The RI
feet Of the Sea- Weed Tonic is felt after is tax
en-. II Supplies Ht the pfihcpr, of the deficient
gastric juice aud the food i. dige-rd naturally Ia
fact the Tonic nearly resemble, the nature. gastric
juice that chemists even mud difficulty 10 Distinguish
ins them. u gives aud strengthens the stomach,
thus enabling u IL sec'eu tue pr'per nautty and
quality OF gastric juice a"d Dy spepsia aud all ITS dis
ea-es soou disappear.
IIh w-kn'~ fact that none suffer like the Dys-
petite, Tor in addition To the ~ spoa tire IL often
either iIeadseho Sour aud Siek Stomach, Pam IN the
Side. Palpitanns "f the Heart, Chile aud Fe,sr
e. Iii.ea-s Of the kiJDeys. N-nou. Weakness aud
Tr-mars. General Debility, Fantnes, oss Of Appe-
u~, Bal Taste. Fever, stoppsge- In fsmles all or
each of them sfsins if-m disord-red state OF the
Stomach aud her. Is newly discovered RsMEpY, for
the rihiur sum NJ one dvlsr, that will cue all this
train Of dleI.e.
Nov, ny,pclhie, viii yoi AVID yourself ofihs rem
edy for trihds aeosr ar will you still suffer "n p!
he choice - fpI you Ia make Tne Sea Weed Tonic
j. pleasant biiiers, giving per.on rooi appetite
aud good digestion II is put in quart bottle always
H:rce with hr stomach aud oNg BorrLE Tsnersliy cf
foctsa cue. Wheurver the howels cosaiive, the
tongue furred, or the compile 1ion sAlln~. a Few OF
schencks Mandrake OF Liver PilIs arc To he used.
box oi these Pill accomIanyin each battle sf- Ton
le aud Ill be found in Ieetss Of tile bottle covered
with label
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, tho subscribers, being appointed by
tho Pr.batc Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, To receive, examine and nd
inst all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
ADRIAN FROST,
hate of Bridport, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
In offset thereto; and g months from The 10Th
day of March, A, D.,lS55 being allowed by
ssid Court for that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend te
the business Of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of the said Abram Frost, de
>ccased, ON the 10th day of May and. Sih day
Of September, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until
four o'clock, p. NJ, on each ri said days
SYLVESTER S. FOOT, !
GEO. J. klNGMAN. ~" -
Dated at Bridport. this 9Th day of April,
A. d. 1870 hl.2w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court Tor the District Of Addi-
son, COMMISSIONER 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
SAMUEL 3 PHELPS,
late Of Niddicbury in soif district, deceased,
AMI al all claims and aemasds exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the Ith
day OF April, 1858, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore here
Ivy give notice that we will attend TO the husi-
ness Of our said appointment, at the sfIice Of
ozias Seymour, in said Middlcbury, on the
LIST Monday Of Juue, and October, from miro
o'clock, A. NJ, until four o'clock, 7. NJ, on
each ofsaid days
OZlAS SEYMOUR,
NAHUM PARKER iComrs.
WIGIrMAN CHAPMAN.
hated NJ Middlebury this 4lh day OF April,
A. ID. 1865. 6l;3w.
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DIR. MARSHHLLS
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

TNHE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
iaster.
tY-Pedlers and Druggists supplied at re-
due cd rates. None will be left on commits
Gu. HARMON A. SHELDON.
n lllebriry, Aug. Id. 1853.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of New lla-
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons, against the estate Of
ENOCH D. WOODBRIDGE,
late of Vergenn9s, in said district, deceased,
represented 'nsolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited In offset thereto and six
months from Che 10th day OF March, 1855,
being allowed by said court for that pui rose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend TO the business of our said ap-
pointmcnt, al the office Of p T. Woodbridge,
in said vcrgennes, on the first Monday of
May and July next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ,
until four o'eloek,P. NJ, on esch Of said days
SAMUEL M0RGAN,N)
CHAS d. KELLER, : Com'rs.
W. G. SPRAGgE
Dated at Yergennes, this 26ih day of
March, A. y, 1865. 5l;Sw.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTlCE.

We the subcribers, being appointed l., tue FRO
bate Court for the District oi New Haven, Com
nits ohers, TO receive, examine aud adjust all
claims and demands Of II persons against the
estate Of
DANIEL p, MATnERSON,
ate Of Bristol, in said District, deceased, and J.
~ all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 3lst day OF
March 4. D1S55. being allow ed 10y s;,d count fnr
the purpose, We do therefore hereby give rotice
that We viii nltendio the busincss IT oar said APP
pninimeni at the dwelling house Of the widow
of the deceased in honkion, the 2nd Saturday =
Of MAY 'ind July next, from 9 O'Clock a. NJ, IN.
Ill io'elck, 4. NJ, on each OF said days.
RODERICk BALDWIN,
ANDREW HOLMES, Ooh
Da'ei at Monhton, this oh day Of AprilA. d.
1855. 50 3,y
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The best Soap

To save labor in washiug,is Smith and Blan-
cl.ards SclfOperating Soap warranted to
save half the labor in washing. Sold by II
A. SHELDON, Wholesale agent for Addison
County.
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G X A Y S!
Just Published; A New Discovery in
Medicine.

MEhf, wiIhaul Medicine Of spsrmatorrhea or Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility. Low spirsS iassitnde,
weakness OF the Iimbs aud Bach, Thttsposion aud
Inespacity for SHADY aud Labor, ihilness Of APpre
h-nsion Los. of MemOry. aversion to sucety Lave OF
Solitude, Tmidi;y, sclf Distrusi, D.zzinrss, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains In the Side, AZ
feeuon OF the Eyes, Pmphs On the Pace, Sexual aud
oiher lnfnmiiies in mHn.
FROM THE FRENCH or Ia. u. DE i.ANEi
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily DO removed without Medicner u, IN this
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and tho entirely
aud rRhI successful treatment acbpted by the
AHthoT tally explained ~ means Of whihh every Que
possible con avoiding thereby alp the advertised NOS
tfd,ns Of the day.
Sent any addfets, rrais and poit free 10 sealed
envelope, by remliiins os paid Two postage stamps
10 la Of LANff. NJ " lispsuard street. New
kufk sslN
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WESTERN VERMONT,
AND
TROY g. BOSTON
s2 ~ $50 gssa m
r A ILR A D S.

Trains leave Rutland as follows:
Freight and Accommodation 1890 A. NJ,
arrives at North Bennington $50 Z. NJ.
Express Train / 40 A. NJ, arrives in Troy
3P NJ.
Nail Train 7.S0 p. NJ, on arrival Of Mon
trcal and Boston Trains, arrives in Troy at
II z. NJ.
Leave Troy as follows
Mail Train IL NJ, arrives Ia Rutland ala
PM.
Express train, G p. NJ, arrives In Rutland
9,3g Il. NJ.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington A. NJ, arrives in Rutland
o A. NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket Of
fees OF the Rutland & Burlington Railroad
N. BIO avoid mistakes, be sure and
have your baggage checked and tickets via
Western Vermont Railroad, and not change
cars at Centre RutlAnl.
40tf NYR0N CLARK, Le,see.
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DR.. LtsPExlnD
continues to he con-
.ultcd confidential
y and successfully
IN all forms of pri-
vate diseases, at his
y Id Established
iiosI'ital,So. o Bca-
yer st.,Albany,N. Y.
Or. LispenardJ
Grsdf Work.
APriva teMedical
Treatise
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confirming CeIiiscais, among which arc those OF
Nov. DR.. Lyman Bseeher, Boston. late President OF
frn- Theological Seminary Cincinnati, Chocolate
Rev Dr. Icont,rd Woods Abbott frof. II rhsolosy in
Andcver Theological Seminary Mas Hon Daniel
y. Thompson, Secretary OF State of Nrrmoit-N r.
Will as, Geo former " Collerto of the Part Of Bal.
timoie, Md.-Rev.Josish Litch, Philadelphia, Pa
ssJ AaAs eflbefs.
How EsrEEMED ny PnYncIAns.-John A. Berry VI,
H., sAco, Me-. save, " Daring n practice OF twenty
years hHye ssrn u,ed all the popular remedies Tor
Coughs, aud ell ,ai,fcd that your Vegetable Pul
Ronary BAkam IL best, and hops II will be better
known aud more gsneIally u,ed"
Bcrare of CoHRfeTieits aud limitations!
Enquire fur the article nv II, whole name,
"vEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO, Drug
gists 30 India Street Boston, Mass aud sold by Apoth-
ecarirs aud connify merchants generally. Plioe new
style, large bottles, containing nearly four times the
quantity Of the ,ual ST. Old style, small sbotiies so
cents. Fer sale IN Middlebary b, w r. Rusel 336,m
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The Great Standard Remedy

Containing neither Prussic Acid,
Tartar EmrtIe, NOR any other dele
ferrous drug. Extensively used,
ie,tad aud apprn, ed in New Eng
land, Canaia aud The British Prov
inces during u peIi'd Of ihl1y
year. by eminent Physicians, Cler-
rymen. Professors of Cnllrses, The,
illogical S-minaTi-s, Scientific aud
distinguished public men,-and, ~
fact, by all classes in the communi'
~. See Pamphirts aud wrappers
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NATHAN WOOD

Can be f,rirtI st the old stand lately oceui
pied by Mr.. z. Beck~ith, near the bridge
where he offers for sale
LOW FOR READY PAY,
What Goods we're saved from the fire, Nith
some additions, consisting Of
w. ]. Goods and Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
p 4 IN rs A " d 0 IL,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY,
LAMP OIL AND FL UID,
&C. &C. &C,
ALSO,
He respectfully requests all indebted, to
give helping hand on their respective
COT or necessity may compel him TO place
there 4 of his control.
Middlcbury, Sept. IL, 1854.
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NEW DIALOGUES!

KINNEDY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY. =
Ia For sale by II. A. SHELDON.
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A large variety OF Mcn's and Boys, cheap
Hats and Caps, for sale by
ii. A. SHELDON.
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CARPET BAGs.-A great assortment
~ cheap asthe cheapest, at II WILCoX's.
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Glass.

or nearly all sizes, constantly for sale.
Ig- When You make picture frame ,mAks
IL possible so that some of the following AZ
yes of the Glass will fit 2i130, e2x30, 20fc
80, 20x2s, 20x26, 20x2i, isx22, lsI24, lsSs
%, l6x2+ II. A. SHELDON
Oct. %, 1854.
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lot fryiLlg. July 18Th. 1913
have examined ih- H., "f ariir.s that eoIs.. John
Eus Estract uf Sar.npars AIi have h-sifaiivn Ia
aAirs that it j. safe and valuable npumiI would
prefer IL Attic Ia for the diseases arising
from iuture tat 81 the bi,"i "r faint {" The .-u
! confi.ntN recommend II to friends u b-ing
lHIstrfHl tNtrart aud ~. thai hrlirs- will all
rlh-ses e" dtas-s Tor Nhirh !: rri". IL ns-h
according {" ,irrrti"ns ! believe IL 10 be- vauzhe
surc-'la,-um TO Mercury NAY. have my doubt,
rli-' her ia the msf ynIrut aud pr'trartei Of
phiis. arronI i'i with N'~rs II upl-. IL rari-s IL
bones Ni--r ought not I" ,urr.-drrrr, other remedy
:. H. M'tONAt IlIE, VI u.
Honorary member OF the Mriiral sorietJ fhadrl Ila