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Si5 ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS

AND BUILDING LOTS
100 FARMS ana 2OnO BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided on the -----ls15
among GOO Subscribers 4 laigt number
arealreGdy engaged. [lauy OF the LotsneNi
these have been sold for from AGO to 600
perccnf. advance over tke price for which
these Lots are row sold, showing that
the purchase will hca good inycstn. ent.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY Sl6, payable
in advance, will receive FOUR BUILD
ING LOTS. - b. lOu feet, living TO
get err. or FARM Of from 10 20 acres.
These lois are beautifully located al LAKE
LAND, Long Island, whelca new church aud
Scaoui- house. md number OF pdvute dwell
ingS. stores. workshops aud factories, have
already been erected, several more are now
being bult and several hundred will he G.
recrcd the comins season.
This is a ine opportunity Of owning II
delightful country residence near ne city,
where the domestic comforts of family
circle can be fully realized, and where 2foo0
building lots and about 600 farms have lHlely
been sold; add sales are daily biting made 10
individuals no. alter careful examination Of
its location nn,l asccitanine iht lpalitl of the
soil, are selecting farms for agricultural par
poses. being coniGe that no land so chenp
md calculated 10 increase So rapidly in valuc
can Ee bad within 30 miles Of the city. This
land would have been all taken mp Nc"fs hack,
but has been 1T cHfricd estate for the last
century. and completely locked up fnrupwards
Of two hundred yoars-sincc which large sales
have hecn made, and Wherf the wild deer
roamod at large may now'be seen hoaulilul
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions of our mother earth.
THIS is one of the last opportunities row
offered 10 those Of small means who are dcs-
tiuto Of home OF their own, 10 purchase one
tor mere uiAe; also few farms, continuing
each five and ten acres, aud upwards, al lrrn'
S25io $40 per acre.
| E'FAl persons wishing 70 ayg,l them elves
of the opportunity now offered to rorure a
| fac farm orsplendid building lot near the En-
pire city, should make immcd ate application,
rs they are nearly III disposed of. Apply TO
/ CHARLES WOOD, eos Broadway, corner
/ Of Fulton street, N, y. whore man and PAM
/ phlot' can he had, or sent if required by mai
gratis, or 25;9m
w. S. LANE, Agent, Niddlohury, VI.
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SALE OF STocK &c.-Wc are author,
lied to say to the public that the entire
herd of cattle belonging to A i BiNG.
HAM, consisting of ten cows, nine year
ling Heifers, four yeorling Steers, and
seven Calves also, his Horses; together
with his entire set of farming tools will
be sold at public auction, on the l4th
lust (uext week on Wednesday, at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, at his dwellng-house in
Cornwall. His cattle are of high blood
aud need only to be looked at, to be ad-
mired
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:. Fl nj CV a L!

MISS WHEELER would give notice to the
VI Ladies' Of Middlehury, and its vicinity,
that Sd has removed lor Millirer Shop to
the first Door South Of the Court House,
whore she will he happy TO wait on all her
old customers, and rs many more rs please
to call a. : WHEELER.
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I'll nrrir0 -,

In Rutland. Feb. II, by c. h. Harrington,
E'1 Nj Ansn' dEE. (ascd iS) to Miss
H'HAn WILKINS, (ased ~ both OF Clsrcn-
don.
In BATAVIA, iii,aois, Oh Che aad Fen, NJ.
WV. l.. HaRRIs, formerly Of Mddlchurv. to
Miss SARAH 4. ifoYr, a the former Place. =
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just Published A New Discovery in
LIedicine.
hrr'W WORDS OK THE RATIONAL TREAT
MEM, without Medicine. Of Sperinatnrrhcn or Local
Weakur = NrAul. Debility, Low Spirits, I.nssitudr,
weakness uf thu l. mbs and Bach, lndispo.iiIou aud
Icipacity for Siuiy AMI L-hnr, nIllne-s Of Appre
h"nsi"u, Loss Il Mrnurv avrr.on 20 S,siey Invr 4
solitude, Tmid;v, sci ni,trust, UilEme-s, Head
Ache, iernlunilV lischnrgo., faius Ia thn Dc, Af
irt'n a. iinT.,cs Puppies on tho Face, Sexual and
utAcr luhfmifics IN mau.
FROM rHr FRENCH OF IA. u. NJ LANEY.
The importlnt fact that those nlNniug coup aiois
NAV EASILY he tcpovri without Medicine, j.. in tins
small tract, clslrly demonstrated, aud tho cn'ifcly
ne" snd haA'y sfui treatment saopici Nv thc
Author, tnly cNp'aiHcd, by MO- Of hi'h every one
- euahlcd 10 rurr hmslf perfectly, md ~ The le1st
possible cost, a'oides thereby al tie si,o t.ed mos
tTnns OF the day.
Scntto any adde's, crnrs, anil ro.t feo IN sosed
envelope, hv r0mittins ipn,t rsi) pos1ce STAMPS
10 nR q. De LANEY. No. l. I.i,poua,d Street. Now
ioff 4aiy
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COMING HOME AGAIN
DIR. DON,
German Uroscopio Physician,

viii be in attendance at the Brandon
House every month in the year, commencing
ms follows, viz;
From Monday March &c, till Saturday April
" Tuesday, May /, )" Monday, May
" Monday, June 4, -" Saturday,June $
" Monday, July 9, -" Saturday, July 7
" Wednesday, Aug 1, " Saturday, Aug. 4
" Monday, Sept, 3, " Saturday, Sept S
Due notice will be given for every month
In the year.
The success Of my former practice is too
well known in Vermont to need comment
here will therefore leave with past merit to
decide what the subsequent will be- Being
thankful to my former patients for their pat
ronage | hope by strict attention to business
to merit share Of the same with their friends
= Recolect the time and place and tell
your ncighbors. Charges reasonable for
medicine, lGi
Brandon, March, 1855
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MlDDLKBURY LYCEUM.

4 Poem entitled. " TIL Iqsl, Present anu
fatUr>," will be Delivered # Union Han Ly
MR. FRANK PHELPS. \. b.
On the evening Of Tuesday, March II, 1875.
Doors open att; o'clock AMI lecture to
Commence at It o'clock PRECISELY
Tickets p ccg,si0r sale by W 5 Lane
BY order Of ton.,/
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S 6 ii IN c KS
N AN DRAKE PILLS

VIII IN f"un e. possess tnns" qualities necessary to
no " tnal cradration or OH bilious pi'nrSs prompt
io start ln- sr'ic'i1us "f the ,er ard hraiii
tone % iiir es'"g -ystnn. Indeed 1t q. no orIuaty.
discovery ia NocAi Science, io have instn'ed mi
Tor ti"-e stubborn cnm 'tnt., whi,h d',elpre al
t'o re- ulis Produced ~ he ctniorc free use o rtp
mel I'll mineral lastly treH'td uv ma rkind--aul ac
hno"ede- 10 be- Obstructive u tic extreme Ia tic hu-
man = ''rm Fh tie ptolr sc> ofcc tain vc.eu,l'cs
c"npn'e all the vturs of caloMsl without IL in.ti-
o1s icnG"ncle., Is nnv admitted fact rendered H.
dsputaic 10y cent tic tr.rarrr- and those Who use
the Nmdake P,,be mllv sa'i.iic taai tir hst nsdl,
cinrs arc ihn'e provided 10y natdrein t'e CONN ~
he b.. and iI"ts'nf tno fields.
The Pils open the hnwrs aud corrrtt MI bilious dc.
'E'crm-n's "hou ~ salvation ais # tho Injurious
cccts ~ caom,i ar uilrr rni>on,. The -erteion NJ
ntrrrd c"lnr Of the stons aud sappea ing Of the ,al.
low r"inPo vion and clcansing Of thu tpugnr.
Ample directions for lice accunpanv each boy Of
Ps Rud the pice ~ quart hntle of the Sea Weed
Ionic ana hoy of I,ls combined is ony enc dollar
But separate boxes Of Pa 10 had of any Of the
agent. inr m cents.
Thee remedies nra p-epared under toe personal
snpervi'ion "fDrJ y Schrn, H. proprietor OF scheuck
rulmpuic syrup. the we'll r.tah..hed RENE rs for Con
Inventor uf tins relehi stad Rspiroeier tor sSain.
M ana detecting all diseasts Of the Lungs Heat, &c
wHqLrsALE Agents
FtJa'c'P GiLBERT, WE&1Z eco.
IL " Third Street.
Ncr York-C. V. cLIChNER & CO, 81
Barclay Street
Bos'ou-REDDlEG s, Como 5 State st.
And every respectable Druggist through
out the tnIted States. l935cow
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THE London Times has a long and
remarkable letter. dated Constantine
pie, Jan. 25.-"Of all the nations, it
says, "thc Turks are most willing to
end this war" And why? because
every day shows the weakening of
the Independent action of the Porte,
and the substitute for it Of the will of
the allies :" "evcry other impulse is
now swallowed up in the desire to get
rid of the western armies = "as to the
future, the world may he assured that
the Turks will never call in allies
again"
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be ii remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. I that at Probate
Court held at Mddlehurv, in and for tho
District Of Addison, on the 18th DAY Of Feb
ruary, A. d. ls5j
Ahran Foot guardian Of OZiAS ". FOOT
and MARY JANE FOOT, minor children 81
Russell Foot late Of Cornwall in sail I'istiic',
deceased, represents to this Court that u
would be conducive TO the interests of his
said wards To sell all the real estate situated
in Cornwall and Bri.,port in said District,
which was sit OIL and assigned TO them in
the division thu Of estate of said Russell Foot
deceased, For the purpose Of putting the pro-
ceeds thereof at interest aud makes appli-
cStion to this count 10 grant him license to
sell the said rpal estate Of his said wards,
for the purpose aforesaid 1t is thrroupon
ordered that said application he considered
by this Court, Mt the session thereof, 10 he
holden ut the Office Of the Register Of this
Court in said Middlebury, OIL Thursday, tho
sth day OF March next. at ten o'clock in the
fcreuoen and that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested, that they may ap.
pear aud make their objections, if any they
may have, to SAID license being granted, hy
publishing certified copy Of this order IN
the N'ldichury Register,a newspaper printed
~ said Middlcbury, three WEEKS successivey
previous to the time oi said Court
Jrn 5 BrsrNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
4lSw Attes; Jed. s Bushnell, Register
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GREAT BATTLL OF INKERMAN.
II ENGRANlNGS-Siac ~ by - inches,
of the famous battle Of Soy. ), giving cor
rect description If the same, with lie MN
Der Of killed and wopndcd. Ectail price, |!
cents, coorcd Scents plain
Also, ENGR WINGS Of the FOURTEEN
WREChS At BALAKLAFA Giving a dc
scription of the same. Retail, 10 cents, col
orcd g cents plain
Also ENGRANINGS Of the city and Sub
urbs Of Sevaslopol with progress Of the
siege to The middle OF December, and sixty
SIS references relative to the po-iiion of the
armies, batteries, rcdouts, mm'arS. &c, &c.
Retail, : cents, co0rrd.
Also BATTLE or THE ALMAi with de
sciipt'on. Retail, $ cents cu,urcd.
The trade supplied at discount of one
half Of the allows prices. Address ROSS,
JONES & TuuSEY, No. l03 Sassau -. or
GTIMSON eco: Publishers, No 30 Broad
way 4EDDlNH s Co and FEDERliEN &
Co 4 gents Boston Mas
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Dir0,"

In Maneakc Co. Iowa, Jan u, CALrurnyiA
r., wife Of Isaac Allen, and daughter Of Ira
ana Betsey ESty, Of Schroon. \. T., aged %
years and months.
IN Montreal, on the 23d ult, MANY FIrcu,
wife OF the late Mr.. Thomas IIagar, aged GO
years and months.
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Drugs and Medicines.

A very large variety for sale hv
Oct. "a, lss2 II \ SHELDON
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A true copy Of record.
4Gi3W II. MrNsl+, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it reme,n-
District Of New Haver, S. bered that, at A
Probate Court held at Bristol in said district,
on the 18th day of February, 1855,
The administrators of the estate Of
GEORGE HARNESS.

late Of Starksboro, in said district, deceased,
intestate, made application TO said court for
an extension Of the the time heretofore al
lowed by said court to settle the estate and
pay the debts Of the said deceased. Where
upDu the said court appointed the first Mon
day o. April, 1858, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, IN
Bristol aforesaid, at the time and place for
hearing. and made an order requiring motto.
to he given to all persons interested to ap..
pear al the time and place appointed for said
hearing, and object to the time being ex-
tended il they see causc--ior which purpose
it is ordered that copy Of the record Of
this order he published in the Mfidlebury
Rcgistcr--a newspaper printed at AliddIe-
bury, in this State-three weeks successive
ly previous to the time appointed for saii
hearing.
Harvey MUHsfLL, Judge.
A true corr Of record
iG,3w H. MUNsiLL, judge.
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Groceries.

I)oRK, Butter, Lard, Hams, shoulder,
Sugar, Tea, Co0to, Goldfish, Salmon
Mackcscl, &c. For sale ty
II, A. SHELDON.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


We, the subscribers, being appointed W
the Probate Court for the District OF New
Haven, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per
sons, against the estate cr
SAMUEL \. FAIR,
late Of New Haven, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the l4th
day Of February, 1865, being allowed BY said
Court for the purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that We will attend to the bus
mess of our said appointment, al the dwelling
house ofthe widow of the deceased in 'ald
New Haven, Oh the second Tuesday in April
and July next, from one until six o'clock, L.
NJ, on each &C said days.
LEA CLIFFORD,
WILLIAM p NASH, Comrs
AUGUSTUS FARNSWoRTH,)
Dated At New Haven, this 3D. day Of March,
A. II. $3.50. 4o6w
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Weakness 81 tie LUa}s, Plintiag Spels, and
all DISEASES Peculiar to kemqlfs
Nea'lv every per>nn is more CO., loss nli 'ctcd with
Dysprp,ia some Of tho d'ra.c- CONNECTED with it,
aud IL 4. with ioongs of pleasure that DR.. Schanck
Announce all such discovery of the virtue Of the
S'a Weed, which il in tho remedy for their ailments.
Dyspepsia agd the many diseases arising from it, j.
caused hy hG deficient secretion of the gastric juc
anl weak nose Of tia powers Of the stomach. TIE &c
feet Uf hs So Weed fonic IS felt snnn after is taxi
en- Ms supplies AZ once The principles uf the dehcirnt
gastric juice, aud the f1hl Is dtge-tc naturally Ia
fact the Tonic nearly resembles tho nniural gastric
Juice that chemists 'vrn find difficulty IL d .tinguish
IA? thrm VI F'ns t1tC hra strengtlrns ,hc stomach
thisenanling II To- seceet the proper quantity aud
quality OF gastric juice, aud by slcp'ia aud all its DIS
eases soon disappear.
Iti, welkn1wn FACT that none .ufiar like the Dys
poHtc, tor in addition to tho nyp-.ia there is often
either Icaduchr sour aud Sch stomach Pain iu the
rid" palpitati1ns Of the Heart Gail. nd Fo,srtirn,-
81, bi'ra-r of the Kidneys, Ncnou. Weakness and
Tr"m 'rs, General Debility, fauincss Los Of Apue-
tue, Bad TASTE. festr ~oppisc- in Pennies ali ur
n'rh NJ them arisiug from dsordcrrd state Of the
stomach and here 10 newly dI.coyn ct r. Afrny for
the uhug sum II one don r. that Vll cuig all this
tsaiu at d.o,,e.
Sg", y-prpic, vii yni ava Il your.e,r of ih, rem.
CIV n 80 uilHe acnsrf or will vou still suffer ~ p?
' he choirn Is ipf You 10 make. TIE Sea Weed Touir
i pGA,nni hiiser'i giving per,Gn good aIpeiite
ana rnnd digest on u Is pat ~ IN quart hottie always
asro- with tsr stomach and oNH HurrLE seuciRiv r.
forisa cue. Nleurvrr tho hoyes are cosatve the
tongue tnfr"d, or tic complexion sHl'tp. few Of
schcnrk', M'ndiakc or I.'yer r. i= irc ~ be- used
box oi those Pm accompanying each bottle orthr Ton.
L., and viii be- found m ietss Of the holile covered
y 9Th q lahel
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IL NasSW Street, New York.
T.. 4 Fuller, Burlington Vt, : VI South
ard, Ncrgeunes Vt, and by booksellers gen
orally. 45iw.
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A good central pew in the body Of the
Methodist Church. Those wishing to pur-
chase pew will do well to apply soon, as
it will be sold at bargain. Enquire at thus
office.
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Ladies Kid Gloves
For Sale LOW.

Just received at VALLETTE'S.
March 9Th.
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A true copy Of Record.
4lSw Attest jed s. Bushnell. r. sis'er.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-08
Petition Congress-.

A friend inquiries whether it would
no. be well for the people OF Kansas to
petition Congress to restore the Missouri
Compromise, and thus exclude slavery
from the Territory? Our opinion is, il
we are to be bould down by an outside
pressurc-if ne must bealways control
cd By Missouri votes, then Congress must
give US the Missouri Compromise, and
our people will Join to a man in asking for
its restoration; if, however, they will
throw guards around Us 50 ne can do our
own lesislation-so the majority of the
people can make their own laws through
their legal representatives, then we care
nothing about Congre ssional action up
on the subjec. Of slavery. We knoaO that
We lave majority of more than two to
one, and we believe We have a majority
of four to one in favor of freedom. We
trust barbarous horde from an adjoin-
ing State will not always lord it over Us.
making Us mere '.hewers of wool an1
drawers of water" at their bidding.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-08
Ths Overland Rouse.

A gentleman writing us from Clifton
Springs, New York, suggests that the
entire travel for Kansas should go OVER
land through Iowa, and that a railroad
should be completed as soon as possible
through that State to the southwest cor
ner. lie suggests that if this measure
was adopted the better portion ofthe peo-
pie of Missouri woul1 wake up to their
true interest. and oppose an invasion OF
cur Territory for elcctioning aad maraal-
ing purposes. We have the pleasure oil
informing our friend that such Is the case
already-the property-holIers in Missou-
ri. after leaving the border, are every
where opposed to the mobviolenee which
has characterized the h.e Transactions
along the border. The citizens of st.
Louis present an undivided front on this
question, and her people should not be
censured for the acts of the .sborder ruf-
! Cans. !" any furtherthan they are respon-
sibie by being residents of the same State,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-08
Important Opinion.

Hon John M. Niles, Postmaster Gen
eral of the UniteI States under Mr.. Van
Buren's administration, speaking Of the
present administration. says -
1.-The administl alton must be sunk
very low with the whole people, when on
tour OF four thousand miles, embracing
ten States and one Territory, anI conver-
sing with all sorts ofpersons, and hearing
conversation among others, We in no IN
stance witnessed defense of tie admin
islration BY single individual"
| Mr.. Niles uses the following language
in regard to the ac ion of the President
and Kansas affairs =
The law organizing the Territory Is
not a local act, but law of the United
States, which the President has taken an
oath to support; yet he permits it to be
violated, and the federal authority TO be
overthrown. In this extraordinary course
is not the President making himself a
party to these outra3es? and il civil dis
orders come, and blood is shed, will he
not, in molal point of view, at least, be
responsible for it? The people of Kan
sas appeal to him for protection i'll vain
he cannot hear them; he can only hear
when Stringfellow and Atchison speak.
.'The neglect of the Executive to en-
force the laws and repress violence and
- 1 i i
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-08
IA Clean Breast. -

We give an interesting letter in anoth-
er column from zone of the Army OF
Invasion" 1t is genuine correspond
enee from Missourian, and can be re-
lied on for all it is worth. AS to- the
facts it details, the public are as well
qualified to Judge of its truth as we are.
We shall be pleased to hear from him
again, and from other members of that
disgraceful body SO recently in session at
the Mission. fit place for such damning
deeds as have been enacted there. There
was more than one man in that body
who will feel compelled to make 'sclcan
breast of it, ''else he can never go down
to the grave in peace. We look for some
rich Developments
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-08
A Smart LegisIaturs.

We are assured by the public printer
that the enae;ments of the Quasi-Leg-
islaturc of Kansas, in actual session only
JortyJfpe doys, will make a volume
of 600 pages. One thousand copies
were ordered to be printed with margin
al notes. bound in calf, and furnished to
the officers appointed by that body
The money that is to pay expenses is
furnished by "Untle Sam Few leg
i>lative bodies could have read work
of that dimensions in that time, saying
nothing about doing so three times.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-08
EsrA Hsrdld # Freedom.
Claims for Emigrsuts.
OTTA9A. II. e. Aug. 50.

oTrA@A, K. T.. Aug. 80. '55.
Mr.. EDrros Before leaving the east
in May saw it stated that claims were
all taken within twenty miles Of Law
renee. Such is not the case, for here
within from twelve to fifteen miles south
of Lawrence are many claims of excel
lent land not Jet TAKEN True. timber
claims for many miles are all, doubtless,
occupied, but here in delightful, and
one OF The most healthy portions of che
Territory, are many claims of land ofthe
best quality, Immediately on the direct
route from Lawrence TO Osawatomie. and
near Che great Santa Fs road, 70 West
port, and the Missouri riser, forty miles
or alitle more distant.
Timber for building, DC. / think can
be bought for reasonable price not fal
from these claims; and emigrauts from
the east wishing 70 get first rate farms,
can here gel Iaad which il in the eastern
market would readily sell IS It IS for Al
least $50 per acre.
Ne expect soon 10 have three saE
mills in operation in this vicinity to sup.
ply settlers with lumber. Provisions car
be obtained here at reasonable rate
This vicinity IS said 70 bs By those who
have traysied exteHsIysiy through fh<