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Smiths Ethiopian Serenaders,
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Wisnel's Patent Wash Tub

A new era has dawned upon the female
portion of our world. a Wash Tub, very
simple in its arrangement, has made its APP
pcarance in the United States, by one of
those mysterious events which characterize
most of our valuable anG useful improve
mcnts Of he day. By accid'ntal impression
of the mind, many cf the arts and sciences
have been discovered and improved. The
mind directed, steam issuing from tea kct-
tie, conceived the pUwcr-hcncc Fulton,
with his uncouth Steamboat The fall OF
an apple, unlncks tho mind of Newton
thence the law of gravita,ion by such small
incidents, are the origin of most of the Won
dcrs of the age. SO in regard to the WASH
TUB. Women have toilcd for ages to their
utmost capacity, exposing their lives over
the Wash Tub. with 10 improvements to AL
levatc their burdens aud scvcrtst labor in
washing
very short time SINCE woman who was
toiline at her wash board observed to u Dap-
tist CleigArian by the name Of Wisncr, Of
Aurora, Eric co, n. Y, that she wished he
would make a machine that would be-, more
comfortable way Of washing. The request
cxciteS his sympathy, the mind concoivcS the
idea forms, the hands construct rude thing,
but very simple Washing Apparatus Hence
the Patent Wash Tub. The woman uses it ;
lnc ntlSHbOllnr women use lt--dtl are hlGu-
ly pleased with its washing powers The wo-
men, neighbOrs and friends, besct Mr.. Wis
ner to get it patented but no, it is 50 simple
it will not be noticed. Butt still he is pressed
and yields at length to their earnest request,
and it is patented But this word patent.
stamps it at uncc with infamy, and brings it
in direct contact with all the prcjudccs that
have originated against patcn.rs hts for half
a century but it is destined TO suppltnt all
other methods of washing.
The superior merits of the patent Wash
Tub is acknowledged by all. III the compe-
tition for prizes at the Worlds Fair, at n Y ,
it took the premium, and will soon be uni
vcrsally used throughout the wide world 1t
is now before the Patent Commissioners Of
Canada, for the British Possessions in North
America So that in n short time it will com
pass sea and land and in spite Of the pre-
judices and the condemnation of unbcleycrs
in Patent Rights
There are two things very pleasant to wit
mes in the operations Of this Tub one is see
ing the dirt so easily and rapidly washed
away, and the other is, the prcjudices are
washed away at the same time, and the coun-
tcnance Of resistabiliiy relax and elate with
joyful expression This Tub wherever intro.
duced has been received with unboundcd
gratitude.
y. GROVEEoR & co Proprietors for the
State of Vermont, except Rutland and Ben
nington counties.
For sale at J. Davenport's, in Middlebury,
and by the propretors at Bridport, Vt. ll;5
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Efaal Notices.

GTATE OF VERMONT, ! Be It remember
- District Of Addison, SIS. ! cd that at Pro-
bate Court held at Middlebury,in and for the
District OF Addison, on the 26th day Of June,
A. D. 1856: . .
James NJ. Slade, administrator of the cs.
tate of WILLIAM FLAGG,
late Of said Middlebury, deceased, presents
his petition in writing to said Court, praying
for license to sell all the real estate Of said
deceased. except the portion thereof as
signed aud set to the widcw of said deceased
for homestead and DOVER for the purpose Of
paying the debts Of said deceased and es-
pcnscs of administration ; and therein sets
forth the amount of debts allowed against
said estate and expctscs of administrations
the value CT the personal estate and the sit
ua,on of the rell estate, ard that il Is peces-
sary to sell said real estate for the purpose
aforesaid 1t is thercupon ordered, that said
petition he considered by this court, at the
session thereof to be held at the Office of the
Register of this court, In said Middlebury,
on Thursday, the 10Th day Of July, instant,
1850, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon and
hat notice thereof be given to all persons H.
tcrested, tina, they NAV appear and make their
objections, if any they may have, to said u.
ccnse Being grsnted by publishing ccrti-
fed copy Of this ordct in tho Middlebhry
Register-a newspaper printed at said MD.
dlebury-three weeks successivels previous
to the time of said court.
JED. 8 BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of Record.
1l3w Attest Jed. 8. Bushnell. Registcr.
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would he folly in US TO introduce our Pills 10
the people we should only have our labor for
our pains, and losses for our investments.
We therefore claim, that Railways Rogi-
lators possess many superior virtues that all
other pills in genera use lack, and this the pa.
,ient will discover, by taking a single dose.
There are no pills in use that are so quick in
action, so pieasa to take, SO mild in their op-
Grafton; so effectual in performing their duties
SO powerful 10 Kidding the system from disease
SO faithful in regulating each and every organ
In tie whole system to. so healthy natural and
SC harmonious an action, as Railways Regu-
lators. They regulate the Heart, the Liver,
the Bowels, the Skin, the Kidneys. the Pan.
creas, the Nerves, and all other organs and
viscera Of the Body, TO natural and healthy
action. They not only Purge but they Regu-
late. Their influence extends over the whole
bodv--not confined to merely the bowcls-ev-
cry part Of the system feels their healih-Riv-
ing inhuence-and disease, wherever 1t may
be seated, is eradicatod, and quickly cast cut
of the body.
For whatever complaint they are sed.they
act quick and pleasart-no gripping, no sick
ness at stomach, no sinking pains, no bad
dreams, no weakness or lassitude, no leavr'g
the bowels cos,ive after they have operated.
follows in the use of Railways Regulators.
They insure to all who take them good
nights rest and pleasant discharge from the
bowels in the morning.
THE WEAK GROW STRONG.
The first dose Of Railways Regulators sows
the seeds Of health in the sick and diseased
system; every day the patient will gain
strength. The sick become healthy, and the
feeble strong; every organ in the diseased
body Is resuscitated with new life and vigor,
and health and regularity will reign through
out the whole system, The liver will be reg
ular in secretng bile, the skin regular in fits
functions, the heart regular in its beatings, the
pulse regular in its mciions and the bowels
regular, a II regular hour in discharging their
contents. Let all who have occasion TO take
physic take dose Of Railways Regulators.
If your system is out Of order. two or three OF
Railways Regulators will put your system in
perfect order.
AS A FAMILY PHYSlC,
Railways Regulators are the most safe and
reliable pills in use, and will care effectively
and quick-cos,iveness, indigestion, iunnm-
nation Of the bowels, dyspepsia, liver com
pla>nt: diseases Of the heart, kidneys, blad-
der; womb difficulties. and all female COM
plant; all urinary difficulties Whenever
the system is ont OF order, n duscCf Radway's
Regulators will rcetOre it to order. henl'h and
regularity. RADWAf & co.
ICE Fulton Street, New York
O5~Sold BY Druggists everywhere. i0iy
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Important to Farmers.

Ketchums Improved Mower, and Com
bined Reaper and Mower, with wrought iron
franc and finger bar. believe, is the best
machine made. Works the easiest and most
desirable. Will work well in wet or dry
grass. with oxen or horses. The two-horse
machines are warranted to he capable of cut
ting and spreading, with one span of horses
and driver. from 10 to fifteen acres per
day. of any kind of grass, lodged or stand.
ing, and do 1t as well rs Is dom with n scythe,
by the best mowers used one of Ketch-
uris machines last season 10 nov 100 acres,
and IL worked as wen Nh recommended and
gave the greatest satisfaction. Samples can
be seen. and orders may be left with Geo. &
VIM. T. Parker & Co vergenhes; Jason Da-
venport. Middlebury; J. $. Mcsser, Sails
bury l.. \. llemenway. Orwell Andrew Ma
sou. New Haven, or with the subscriber.
WHEELER FRENCH. Addison, W.,
Agent for Addison Comfy
y. B. For particulars aud testimonials see
Circulars.
Addison, May 90, 1856. 5,,f
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NEW SADDLE, HARNESS,
TRUNK SHOP!
Napoleon brousso has or

EM1n Napoleon brousso has, open
GNEW ed shop at the I'D stand for
>@ID hlerly occupied by Calvin Hill,
aud morn recently by ". z. johnson, on the
hill near the Addison House.
TIE ppbtc are assured that he will, keeif
constantly ON bsnd s1i TIE Staple slfi panAs,
workmen OF the first class will be employed,
and no pains shall be wanting TO supply Gus.
TONERS promptly and with durable and fash;
ionable work There shall be- no, mistake
about This. and Hork shall Be DONE thorough
ly ant At eer market prices, Cali and, pee
Msy I, 1865. . n. BROUSs0.
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MIDDLEBURY
F NJ ALE SEM IN R Y.

The Summer Quarter will begin oil Mon
day, May I, and continue eleven weeks.
TurrIos-in Elementary English, $500 ;
Higher English, $3.50; Latin and English,
$500; Drawing, 81 90; Painting in water
colors, $780, in Oil, $500; Music, $1,000.
Board in Seminary Boarding House, in
Guiding Room, Lights and Washing, $500
per quarter. Rooms for selfboarding can
be readily obtained.
Bills payable at the middle of the quarter.
W. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal.
Mrs a. =. DAscoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss J. s. JONES, Teacher of English
and French.
Miss II. KriBouns, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss HARRIET l.. TILpEN Teacher Of Music.
Middlcbury, Vt, April "a, 1855. l;
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Estates in Great Britain


Tho British Government have taken pos
session of properties left in England, or in
the other British possessions, by the follow
ing named persons: no next of kin having
been found to claim them:
Cecilia CASTELAR,, George Crroe, Susanna
Carter, Thomas Corins, Sarch X. Clements
jeremiah Corens, Susannah Conway, Carr
John Castry, Margaret Clark, Henry Corner
Margaret Cummings, Thomas Cotterel, Eliz-
beth Clark, DR.. Francis Dc Soura, Henry De
Silva, James Davis, Margaret Doherty, Mar
garet Dosgerty, Elizabeth Davidson, Susan
nah Dale, Thomas Dcwcll, John Dobbins,
Samuel bucket, Margaret Dunbar, Elizabeth
Dumhrs.
(1fOre ne1t ,ceet.)
The properties left by either of the above
mentioned persons can now be recovered by
persons showing themselves next of kin Of
such person. For further information apply
to COLUMBUS SMITH, West Salisbury, Vt.
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Col. Stcptoc has declined the Gov,
ernorship of Utah, and Brigham
Young is again clamorous FOX reap
pointment. A party of army officers
and some ladies were wantonly assault
ed BY n Mormon mob, and in the
Courts justice was refused, on the
ground that the offenders stood too
high in the church for punishment
The trial created great excitement, the
Mormons arming and collecting in
large crowd around the Court room.
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s-g Three Grand Entertainments combined
in one, for one price Of admission,
Given under n large Pavilion accommodate
ting $500 persons. The celebrated Chief
CAWSIIAWGANCE, fiom the walaitpu Ma
tion of the Indian tribes west of the Rocky
Mountains, the greatest Indian Orator in the
world, together with large troupe of War
riors, Braves and Females, from IT,. plains
and far west will give true exhibition of
the manners and customs of the untutored
Red Man of the Forest, in
MIDDLEDURY, SATURDAY, JULY 1lTu,
sP- Afternoon and Evening 81
The manager feels happy to announce that
he has secured the services of the world
renowned
Smiths Ethiopian Serenaders,
Who will appear at each performance in
their Songs, Choruscs, Glecs, Banjo Solos,
Duets, and Plantation Dances.
Bill Smith, the champion Bone Player Of
America, will appear in " Old Bob Ridley
and also in his great Bone Solo, in which lie
challenges the world to produce his equal.
The American Brass Band, accompanied
by VIM. "A jackson, the celebrated Drum
mcr, will enliven the performances with their
spirit stirring music.
Admission % cts children 12i, Doors
open at 2 and - o'clock, L. NJ.
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Consumption is ruthless invader,
and counts its victims by thousands;
but there is way of escape in most
cases through the use of Wistar's Bal
sam'of Wild Cherry. 1t is astonishing
to witness the effects of this simple
remedy.
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Although Mr.. Phillips, whom the
Missouri mob tarrei and fcathcred at
Weston, Mo-, was told that he should
be hung if ever again found in Kansas,
in spite of this threat he immediately
crossed the river, entered his own
house at Leavcnworth, aud commence
cd running rifle balls Men OF suoh
grit will not often be mocsted.
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THE Cosr OF Drnss-Tho robes
worn by Archbishop Hughes at the late
dedication Of St. Paul's Cathedral, at
Pitshure, cost SO 000 So it is said in
the Pittsburg papers.
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ES Lady Sherman, the Black
Hawk mare whose performance at Prov
idence on the 5th ult., we recently no.
ticed, was matched at the same place on
the 27th ult against Albany Girl for
$4,000, the latter animal being driven by
Hiram Woodruff whose name is famous
in the annals Of the turf Over 1000
people were present at the track, and
much interest was felt in the contest.
More money changed hands than ever
before known at Providence Track.
LAZY Sherman came off victorious,
winning the race low down in the fortics,
and establishing her reputation as being
the heetest animal IN Rhode Island
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Commencement of Middlebury Col
lepe.

The Commencement of Middlebury
College will occur on Wednesday, the
9th of August. The Anniversaries OF
the societies will be held on the Tuesday
preceding Orator before the Philoma'
tbosian. TAYrEn LEWIS, LII. D.--beforo
the Philadelphian, Rev. BYRON SuNDER.
LAM The Associate Alumni will hold
their Anniversary on Wednesday after
noon. Orator, Rev. J. A. B. STONE, D.
D Poet, GEORGE w. PARKER. Esq.
The Boston Brass Band will furnish
music in connection with the exercises
of Tuesday and Wednesday 4
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
DR.. N. B. la CR0IX.

Has the pleasure of announcing to the public
that he Iis taken possession of his splendid new
edifce which he has erected "a No 81 Maiden
Lane. and will be happy TO meet with thote who
are DESTROYS of con. ulting him in The especially"
to which lie devotcs his undivided attention.
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A JUVENILE HERoiNE.-We learn that
one day last week. little girl aged
years, daughter of Mrs. Levi p. Badger
of this town, while playing round n we'll,
II feet deep. with eight feet of water,
accidentally fell in. Immediately her
sister nged only six years, went down in
to the we'll, and brought her up, almost
insensible, in her arms. thus heroically
saving the chld's life. There is notonc
child in a thousand. of that age, that
would have done such feat. The name
Of thi. young heroine is Saina her sis
tors name we did not lcarn-N. .Stu,.
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BOOK g. PERIODICAL STORE

NO. /, BREWSTER'S BLOCK.
The subscriber han just received a large as
sortinent of Plain and Fancy
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
of variety Of styles and colors, consisting
of Ladies' White, Buff and Peach, Bath
Gilt. White and Buff Gilt and Plain Com.
Note. Note Papers Plain and Fancy, Letter
and Cap do.
Also Blank Books, Drawing Papers, Bris-
tol Board, Cards. Pencils. Pens, SC.
School and Miscellaneous Works.
Constantly on hand or procured to order at
short notice. All the popular New York and
Boston Daily, Weekly and Monthly Periodi-
Gals, furnished by the year, month, or single
copy.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
And all new works received Us soon as pub
lishod.
n u. Arnolds Writing Fluid. constantly
on hand Also a superior quality Of Black,
Blue and Canmine Inks.
All the above articles will be sold at lower
rates than at any other place in this vicinity
A. II. COPELAND.
Middlebury, June IS, 1866.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOih NJ ISi-lONE Emo nv I'VE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed b!
the Probate Court fer the District Of Add;
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of
iONATHAS HAGAR,
late OF Middlcbury, in said district, deceased
aud also all claims and deitianis exhibited il
Offset thereto; aud six months from the aitH
day of May, 1866, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, We do therefore here
by give notice that No will attend TO the bust
ness Of our said appointment, at the Office Of
ozia- Seymour, on the fourth Thursdays Of
July and October. in said Middlcbury, from
nre o'clock. a. NJ, until fur o'eloek,P Nj
on each ofsnid days.
JAMES McDONALI,J
NAHUM PARKER, ComrI.
VIM. p. NASH,
Dated at Middlcbury this Gath day Of May,
A. d. 1855. l0;3w.
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FORT EDWARD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.


Rev. II. b. TAYLOR, Steward
Twenty Professors and Teachers.
MAMMorH Back BurLpiNos--with Male
aud Female Departments-in the estimation
of intelligent visitors, unequallcd by any
Seminary edifice in the country. Special
facilities in Ancient aud Modern Languages
and In Music.
Fall Term begins Aug, l6, Winter Term,
Zee. 8.
Board, furnished rooms, prepared fuel
washing. tuition in common English, and in
cidcntals, In advance for the whole term of
Ii weeks, $40.
Excursion trains. at reduced fare, on the
first and the last day of each term.
Those who desire superior facilities for a
thorough education, commercial, classical or
ornamental, and are capable of keeping
wholesome rules are invited to apply for
Catalogues, or for board to the Principal
Fort Edward. N. Y, May 80, 1855. I'm
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On and after June Goth, 1855, trains will
run AS follows viz.
Leave Middlebury for Burlington at 7.l8 A.
NJ and 40~ and $50 p. NJ.
Leave MiddIebury for Rutland and Bellows
Falls AT 7.lS' aud II ,4S A. NJ and 7.3GP.M.
Leave Burlington for Middlebury and Bel
lows Falls, at 4 l5| and 1895 A. NJ. and
6 20 P. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlebury and
Burlington, at 5oo+ A. NJ. and 1905 and
30 P NJ.
At Burlington trains connect with Lake
Champlaln Steamers. and trains Of the Yer
mont Central and Vermont and Canada roads,
at Rutland, with trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schenecta-
dy and the West,-at Bellows Falls, with
trains of the Cheshire road for Fitchburg,
Worcester Lowell and Boston-Vermont Val
ley road TO Bratt,eboro, Springfield Hartford,
New Haven and New Yorh-and with Sulli-
van road for Windsor, White River Junction
aud the White Mountains. lily
- f. A. CHAPLIN, Supt:
-Freight train with Passenger car attached
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~ y GALLN HEAD
ODISPENSARY, No 81
MAIDEN LANE tie oldest
institution under that name
in this country, ever e.,nb-
lished for the removal and
prevention of tho venefeal
disease without mercury.
.Ner Remedies, QHiekCHres
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SEYMOUR & CO.'S

unique and interesting entertainment OF the
MANNERS AND CUSTOMS
or THE
Uncivilized Indians of the Far West
Given under a Pavilion accommodating
$500 persons
The celebrated chief RED JACKET the
most celebrated Indian orator living, Grand
Sachem of the Six Nations; and the Young
Chief o KA-TE-L0U-SA, from the CaIapooys
tribe with their large troupe Of Warriors and
Females, from west Of the Rocky Mountains.
will give true exhibition of the manners
and customs of the untutored Red Men Of
the Forest, in
MlODLEBURY, FRIDAY, JULY 18TH,
On the lot near the Depot, afternoon and
evening.
The Chiefs, accompanied by their attend
ants, will make a Grand Entree into town,
mounted on Indian Ponies dressed in full In
dian Costume painted and fully equipped for
war, between 10 and IL o'clock, A. NJ, pre-
coded by Tom Canham's Celebrated Brass
Band which for harmony and execution of
Music, has no equal among the travelling
Bands of the day. The whole combination
forms tho greatest attraction ever presented
to the American people.
sTAdmssion rs cents; Children under
IL half price. Doors open at IA and p.
NJ Exhibition commences at and u r.
"a. Ii,2w
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1000 eases of different kinds of Sorcs ,Ernp-
lions, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Dis
eases. Ricketts,, Kernels in III. Throat, Swell
ings Of tie Glands, I.umrs and Knots in the
throat, under the ears Sores in, the eres,
head, nose. month gums, &c. Infants with
sores on their heads, ears, faces. &c. have
hcen cured by the miraculous efficacy If the
r. r. Resplvtnt
One bottle will prove to the afflicted suffer.
er that it will cure yov, one dose will do YOU
good
LADIES IN TROUBLE
II you have any difficulty in tn. Womb, r.
r. Resolvcnt will set Won right.
Chaliahoula La, Sept. Q, ls54.
Messrs RAILWAY e. Col feel happy 10
cay 10 You thai your Remedies Lave made Two
astonishing cures in my settlement. My son
Martin was cured by two bottles of your'Ren.
ovatihg Resolvenl, aud one hox OF your Reg
ulators,afier all the best ri, sicians had fale'.
Mrs. Mary All Briton, wife Of Jesse All
Britton, had a terrible iunor In the womb She
was attended by three Of our best Physicians.
They had all given her up; her hips and the
extremities below were psrishihg One bot.
lie Of Resolvent, one hottIc of Relief and one
box Of Regulators, has made a permanent
cure WILEY NJ. ScuIREs.
Railways Resolvcnt Is pleasant TO take.
Price one dollar per botile. Six bottles for
five dollars. Bold by Druggists, cvcryehere.
mo- s,
e. r. Regulators No. 3.
A new Principle in Medicine, never b. fore
known or possessed by any Purgaiive, Cathar-
tic, or Anti Bilious Pills in use. Let all who
have ever taken Pills read and investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators are
founded.
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE.
And the only Pills hat possess any nep medi-
cal properties, or Regulating POrers hat
hare b.eH diseorered during the present esa-
tury PILLS.
We beg to call attention Of the public to
our third great discovery in medicine" Rad.
ways Regulators, in the form of Pills. We
claim that Railways Regula ors possess viz
tues that al other pils in general use are de-
hcient. That they insure TO the user. or in.
valid, superior advo ntsges, which cannot be
obtained from any other pills u use. If our
Pills. knowa BY the name OF Railways Regu-
lators, did not possess superior curative pow
ers, to all other pills. and II the public, by ta-
king our Pills, were not going to receive supe-
rior benefits, or derive advantages which tho
taking Of cher pals would not afford the~,i'
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Notice;

AZ PERSONS who have any unsettled ae
counts at my shop, are; desired TO call, and
settle them immediately, ss;i have eiosrd
business, at the old stand. II may .hcrssfter
be found at the shop Of q. L. Fuller, in
Stewards Block. \, ,r..
June 5, 1855. III
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Notice.
AlmanacS for 1855.

The subscriber has few copies of the Yer
mont Almanac. Walton's Registers. Vermont
Directorys. Church Almanacs, Christian and
Farmers do, which will be sold low.
A. II. COPELAND,
No. Brewster's Block.
Middlebury, June TO- 1858.
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Dir0,

In this village, OH the eth ms, HARRIET
EMILY, daughter Of James NJ and Harriet T.
Slade. aged years