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German Uroscopic Physician
DIR. M. r. EDISON

NJ OULD respectfully inform the citizens
W of Brandon and vicinity, that he will
practice nfedicine on the German Uroscopic
system, which lesas him TO locate and de-
scribe the symptoms Of disease of a CHRON-
&c CHARACTER, with The utmost accuracy
and satisfaction. A clean vial, containing
about two ounces ofurnc, passed first in the
morning,-with the name and age OF the pa
tient,wil enable him to treat successfully the
case in question. Hence, one individual can
bring several cases and medicine can be sent
to any part Of the country. His remedies are
wholly Of the reformed practice, differing es-
scntially from those of any other systeSi or
school, consisting of Chemicals and Extracts,
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obviating the inconvenience of bulk,
&c, heretofore an objection to their general
use. Unlike the potent minerals they arc
reliable, efficient and safe-acting in harmony
with natures laws without enervating or
prostrating the vital functions of organic life.
The relative merits of the two systems in
heir application for the removal of disease,
Z leave for people Of common sense to de
wrmine.
teSauguine thu. he is enlisted in Good cause
and for justifable ends-thc chiisc of hu-
manity-the cure and rest orition tolicalth of
those suffering from disease, with when are
associated the choicest cndearn1cnts Of life,
we cannot but invite anl urge your serious
consideration ia this most important subject,
and leave no means untricd TO promote the
health and happiness Of yourself and friends.
From the humble aud grateful recipients OF
his remedies, he is daily Receiving their vol
untary acknowledgements in the most en-
thusastic terms, of cures from diseases and
sickness, some Of which were Of the most
extreme cases Of misery, of from five to
twelve years standing, now restored and in
Inc enjoyment of health. He would particu-
larry call your attention 10 the following list
of Chronic diseases which heretofore 10 q
very great extent bafilcd the skill Of the pro.
tcssion at large, but uow he claims within
the list of successful treatment and cure, viz
Affections of the Llngs Throat, Liver Kid.
neys and Spleen, rheumatism, Neuralgia
Slorlncss Of Breath, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Commissions, Female Weakness. NERVOUS
Diseases, Palpitation of the Heart, Scrofula
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistulas, Old Sores Of
,vcry variety, Piles, Ilumors and all diseases
arising from an inlputc state OF the blood VI
habit Of the system.
Particular attention will be paid to Female
Complaints and all diseases Of n delicate
nature, may be TWISTED TO him, without be-
trayal of that confidence which should ex.
| ist between the patient and physician.
~ No charge f;r consultation. Charge
for medicine reasonable.
Office hours from . A. n, mi 4 +. VI.
Office few rods south of the Btandcf
louise. cast side o. the river.
Brandon, Vt, Jan. 1850 81 GIN.
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TEKIlTTI. .TEsIuTEE.

n. HARRIS, NJ. d., DENTIST.
| TAKE this method to inform the inhabi-
l. tants of Midllehury and vicinity. that
have recently purchased large and care
fully selected stock of
AMIIgIGGlAI pIgIIs,
together with all other kinds Of stock used
in DENTISTRY. Having the assurance OF
giving general satisfaction in tho practice Of
my business FOR the last fifteen years. would
SAY that I am now prepared to do all kinds
of operations on the TEETH in n Thorough
and durable manner. | can make very
good entire sctt (uppcr and undrr) Of teeth
for siXty-iye dollars, and all other operations
in proportion.
return my grateful ackno" Judgements TO
this community for their very liberal patron
aye in times past, and would very respect.
inlly solicit continuance of the satnc To
those who want Teeth inserted in durable
manner, and twenty-five per cent cheaper
than has ever been done in Vermont, Just cali
at my office, at my residence, and satisfy
themselves. To those who want their Teeth
cleaned, call and get twenty-five cents worth
of Tooth Powder, and clean them with it, in
stead Of paying tho DENTS, Orc Dollar to
Grape them. NATHANIEL HARRIS.
Middlcbury, Nov 9th, 1861. 20;
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Sl5 ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS
AND BUILDINU LUTS.

"A
100 FARMS and 5000 BUILDING LOTS
to he divided on the 30,h November. 1884
among 500 Subscribers. large humble
are already engaged. Many ofihe Lomnes
these have been sold Tor from 400 to Gee
perccn.. advance over the price for which
these Lots are now sold, showing tina
the purchase will be a good investment.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS, raysbfs
in advance. will receive fOUR BUILD
ING LOTS. % BIZ 100 feet; lying tc|
get or, OFT FARM II from . 10 20 acres
These lots are hegttifulls located At Lane
LAND, Long Island, where a new church and
>caooi house, and a number Of private dweE'
inr>, stores, workshops and factories, HAYS
already been erected, several more are now
being built, md seyefai hundred viii he e'
rccied the coming season.
This il fine opportunity Of owning q
delightful country residence near the cur !,
where the domestic comforts of family
circle can be fully realized, and where 2" ooc
huildinc lots and about 600 farm, have lately
been sold aad sales are daily being made 20
individuals who. after careful examination OF
its location and asccrtaining the quhlil. OF tho
.oil, are selecting farms for agricultural PET.
poses. being confident that no land so chesr
and calculated to increase 80 rapidly in valuo
can he had within 10 miles of the city. This
land would have been all taken up ycars oack,
but ha. been AZ frtcilsd estate for the last
century, and completely locked up for up~atds
Of tw o hundred years-since w'iit large sales
have hccn made, and where the Wild dess
rusrird at large may now he seen beautiful
cottases and cultivated fields waving with the
,brr dant productions Of our mother earth.
This is one Of the hest opportunities now
offered 10 those of small means *ho Arc des-
iiute Of home o thcir OWN 10 purchase ors
ioru mere life; si,o few farms, containing
aarh fvc and io1 actes aud upwa'ds, al Ire Of
SIS 10 S3j per acre.
rSAll r'rsons wishing to avail themselves
Of the opportunity now offered 10 trocnre
~, farm or splendid building lol neal the ~.
piro city, sh7u! make immediate application,
A. they arc ncrriy ali disposed Of. Apply 10
CHARLES WOOD. 2os Broadway, corner
Of Fulton street, =. Y. where maps aLd pam.
phlcts can be had, or sen, II required hy man
gratis, ar e5;3m
W. 5. LANE, Agent, Middlebury, VI.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed d
the Probate Court for the District Of Add
son. Commissioners, to receive, examine ar|
adjust all claims and demands Of all person.
against the estate &C
EZRA THAYER,
iatc Of Orwcll, In said district, deceased, an
also al claims and demands exhibited in q
set thereto; and 81, filo-fths fro!. the 9th d.,
Of December, 1854, being allowed by sal
Court for tle purpose, We do therefore herr
by give notice that VIC will attend to the bu|
ineSs Of our said appointment, at the dwelli,|
house of the widow Of the deceased in sai
Orwell, OIL the last Thursday IN March an
April next, from nine o'clock A. NJ, unit
four o'clock, p. NJ, on each ofsaid days.
ASA YOUNG YOUNG. coA~rs
Dated at Orwell, this Goth day NJ Dccenl
Der A, b. 1854. 405w
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r A ]. r r O A D
G II 4 " e. T. II III II L.

On and after Monday, Dec 4, 1854, trains
will run MS follows, vizi
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
at II, NJ and $40 p. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
ut 6, A. NJ. aud 1870 il. NJ
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON
at 6, A NJ, and 3, P. NJ.
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
at s,i5 a. NJ, and 6, PM.
At Burlington. Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont 4 Canada
railroads for the East and North.
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga g. Washington, A lhany and Rutland and
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy Albany
New York, Saratoga, Schenectady and tho
West
Al Bellows Falls, Trains connect with tho
Cheshic-, Vermont Valley and Sullivan Rail
Roads. J.. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. L. OsLEn of Salem, Mass. and
Rev. D. BoswoRrH of New York, will
commence course of Lectures at this
place. at the UNION HALL on We'd
nosday. Feb 7 at 6 o'clock in the eve.
ming They will lecture on the fulfilled
and unfulflled prophecies of the Old and
New Testament, showing by these proph-
ecies that we are on the eve Of mighty
revolution. that We have come to point
in the History Of this world where we
may look for the personal and litcral re-
turn Of our Lord to this earth. to gather
his saints, and destroy the wicked.
They will give n ! rophetic view of tho
great Eastern trouble. and show the ORR
GIN of the Spiritual Manifestations, and
the work they will effect in the closing
up of this disrersation. All that are in
tercstcd in these great questions are in
vitcd to attend these Lectures and hear
the evidences. Seats free. Al.
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NEW HAMPTON INSTITUTION,
EiInEAN

The Spring Term will commence Feb. 2lst,
with full and an able corps Of Teachers.
The intellectual, social and moral in6uen-
ces of the school and the town, make Fairfax
n safe and desirable resort for young Ladies
and gentlemen wishing TO obtain an educa-
ton.
Reference for further information TO Rev.
f. b. Smith, D. D or Miss Laura A. Gaisc,
Fairfax. JONES, See.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1850. 413
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PRE- M IU NJ
DlGU E R R EOTYPLS
WILLIAM ii. GILMORE,

"OULD respectfully inform the people Of
w Middlcbury and vicinity, that he has
newly fitted up his Rooms, in a neat and
cornmodious style, both for convenience aud
comfort Of his customers With many years
practice in the Daguerrean Art | feel quite
competent to excel in all of its various
branches, having made many Improvements
in the Art. and some of them of the greatest
utility, both to the likcnesSs and general out
line of features, which is truly essential to Il
perfect likeness. In many instances | have
the decided advantage over all competitors
In the first place have German camera,
which is far superior to any homemade
camera and cost three times AS much and
then ! have n wheel for polishing plates,
which is far superior to the old method of
polishing, not only for superiority of polish,
but quickness--also, l can prepare four to
one and with ~ surface ten times better than
those Of other folks To any one who MAY
see 1T to give me Il call, 1 will prove to entire
satisfaction all Of the above statements
And now,
We Who voul spare the BURNING tear
Aud leave fond mcmehtu OF n rufm beloved
Sacred TO memory aud affection dear,
To parting FREUD in sa1ucss proved,
Or would TO other timts transmit t.o look
That charmed world aud bid the eye
OF admiration hndle bright,
Trust Ia tue suuhrnms line OF light
caT-ra true will draw tho picture right.
Hours OF operation from A. NJ. until
=. NJ Children from II until in pleasant
weather. Adults without regard to weather
Truly thankful for past favors, solicit
continuance uf the same. Office over Il. j.
fullcf'S Store. WIN. II. GILMORE.
u.s. Dag Artist.
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Old Folks Attend.

At the urgent request Of many Of the cold
folks" who were prevented from attending
the party on the 10Th inst the Lake Dun
more House, will be open on Tuesday the 9th
day Of Feb, in the afternoon and evening
for the reception and entertainment Of the
" old folks" c. W. BALDWIN.
Lake Dunmore. Jan. 20, 1915.
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In Mount Holly. Dec 81, BY Rev s.
Gusiin, Lewis J. BARNETT to Miss
Louisa SAWYER, both Of Mount Holly
In New Haven. on the 23d inst, by
Rev. D. p IIplbnrd Mr. MARTiN L.
SrpAGur of Wcybridgc,and Miss MARCIA
nrrr w. BrLLARp. daughter of DR.. C.
Billiard of Wcybridgc
In Montpelier, 18th inst. by Rev.
+. w Shelton. THOMAS J. BAILEY Esq ,
of Boston, to Miss SornIA WILLIAMS, Of
NJ. 4
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TO THE CITIZENS
MIDDLHBURY & VICINITY
IMPORTANT NOTICE!

TIME Proprietor of Professor JAMES
l. McCLINTOCk'S celebrated Family
Medicine, would respectfully inform the pub
lc that he has given DR.. w. p. Russell the
Agency of these celebrated Medicines, of
which he has Just received full supply, and
is prepared tc furnish them wholesale and re-
tail at the Projectors prices.
Professor McClintock's fame, rs a Thysi-
elan, needs no com ment. His medicine are
the prescriptions adapted in his rrivnte prac-
ticc and rs such are invaluable in all cases
where il is inconvcnicnt to call in Physi.
clan. Their sale has been Unprecedented
where they have been introduced, they have
effected thousand Of cures and M case Of 1ai-
nre is vel recadcd. AT this season we would
call especial attention 10 ono Of the most re-
markabe Of these remedies, namely:
DIR. McCLINTOCKS
PECT RAIL RUP
The hes, and safest medicine ever used for
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMFTION,
And all Diseases OF the Lungs and Air Pass
ages. For any Of these forms Of disca Sc, show
ing themselves in
Coughs, TiciiiAg of The Throat, Sense NJ
Iigdtncss in Tie INr0at or Chest Splitting
Of Bicodi DiGenty If Breathing,
Hours AeSs er L0ssof Voice Hec-
tic ftrcr, Ni.rtt SJ~cots,d.c,
This great remedy is unparalleled for 5uc-
cess in the above complaints. 1t Turtles the
blood Of all ser fulous tants it heals ulcer
alton it destroys tuhcrclcs IN the lungs it
regulates the bowels checks night sweas and
strengthens the stomach; it stimulates the
vital powers, aud gives vigor TO tie whole sys-
tenn; II quirts nervous excitement, relieves
pain in tho chest soothcs the cough pcrmotes
expcctoration, ana al the same time affords
delicate nourislment. II cont inns no opium in
any FORM aud agrees perfectly with the most
delicate patient.
DIR McClintock's PICTORIAL Syrup is but MP
in elegant flint class hotties containing one
pint and is sold At only 81 per bottle, or six
bottles for IS.
a most importan, article at this change
able season, is also
DR. McClintock's Cold and Cough Mix
ture.-Colds aud recent Coughs. especially #
accompanied by fever or infiammarory excite
ment, require II remedy different in character
from tho Pectoris Syrup, which is so van.
able in chroui", complaints The
COLD AID COUGH MIXTURE.
Is precisely the cure for recent Coughs and IT.
rit,tinn oi the hront and I.urcs It's
ESPECIALLY VALUABLEFO chill
DREN
As preventive OF Group. No family in our
changcabc climate should he without this eli
Client remedy, which, if taken on the first
symptoms OF cold, would prevent many an AT
tack OF Brochirs, and II
IA TAI ISSUEIN CONSUMPTION
1t is put up. in neat liint glass bottles, aud
is sold for - ecits
Il; No Opium in any form contained in this
mixture.
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sc ii EN- CK'S
M A N D DRAKE PILLS

VIII be fuun Ia pu,,rss thn.r Qualities ncrrssary TO
4" The total eradication Of all hiuus atinrk, prompt
10 start the secrcions Of the ,pr Hul give healthy
tone % The entire svstrn. Indeed, it il ordAa ".
discovery ~ NrH al Science, To have ny,nied n mi
ely Tor these sirLtOrn complaint. hi, h ,lr,rlure 81
the Teaus produced 10y heretofore free OF cab
mel ia mineral iu.ty dreaded by mankind-anI az.
kmowedgci tn he destructive IN the rxtrnnie To the u.
man rt-tem Th9t the pfopf ec. ofce tain ve,etah,,
comprise a Tho "'urs of calumcl without its i;nti.
Gus Ieudcnei"-, now admitted fw,, rencfrd in.
dispuiabe ~ srirnlGG refcsrres, mud thesc who
tho Mandrake Phc fully satisfied that the Leu medi.
zines are ihn'c provided by nature IN the com-,on
Le aud ronts.uf the fields.
Tie Pills open the howe, and correct all bilious de.
'nns-ncns without salvaiiou auy IF the inlnrinu.
rh-- ni rAnnrl 81 oiher ppt>luns. The secretion nf
hl' l. pr"otr hy these fill', viii ho seen by tho
altered culor of the stools aud disappearing of the raj.
low comreNlnn and cleansing of the tongue
Nmrie hirrctrns fnr ns" aecnmpanv each boz Of
fn-. aud the pfice Il aqurri bottle Of tho Sea Weed
Tonic aud bon oi Pills combined IS ory one dollar
But separate boxes of Fls he had of any of the
agents inr 25 cent?.
Thuse icrrdics arc prcpatsd under the p.fsansl
.npervI,ion "fDrI.H Schnnck proprietor Of schenck /.
fnlm"n'c syrup the we'll estahihed remedy Tor Gun
snni'llnn' Br"nchHs, Coughs, Culds Sc. &c and the
IH''nior If tho celebrated Rspiromr,er Tor -xamin.
'he ana uetee'ing all diseases Of the Lungs Heart, &C
WHOLESALE aGEsrs
PBiia3elpA i-GlLBERT ,WENTZ eco.
~ n. Third Street
NeT York-C. V. CLICKNER & CO, 81
Barclay atrcet
BoaoH-REDDlNG & COMO. State st..
And every respectable Druggist through.
ont the Cniisd States. l935eow
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Notice.

The Stockholders of the Rutland & Bur
lington Railroad Company are hereby notified
to NEE: at the Below, Hotel in Rockingham
in the county of Windham and State OF Yer
mont, o. the ith day of February. 1870 at
one o'clock, T. VI for the ru,ro,u of clccting
six Directors to GIL vacancies which have oc-
cnrrcd in said comrauy's hoard Of Directors,
and to transact any other business that may
legally come before said meeting
rfrr'N r cn'NDLk"' stcckhclicr, in
william lIENRr, .;i T''.',',. u
j ID. BRIpGMtS, "''
bellows Falls. Jan -, 1853. II ,3w
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New Furniture.

Sofas, Bureaus, Hair Scat Chairs. Hair
'cat Rocking Chair., Centre Tables, Wash
Stands, Mattresses, Bedstcads, &c, for sale
by y. BECKWITH.
Jan. 10, 1855. rs:
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so, Maiden Lane, New York,
PURlFICATION OF THE BLOOD AND
LIVER 4 BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

l. u
LIVER 4 BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens of the LUTON suffer much from
disorders OF the Liver aud Stomach. scarce
" any arc free from The influence OF these de-
structivc mnladirs hcrcc life wears fast. The
fair sex, peri. ps the most handsome In the
world, up to certain period when, distress
ing to say many lose their tec.h and cool
locks while yet in the hsyday of life, such sad
evils may be eil'eciuall, tcmedied by coniin-
uaily keeping ihc blood pure, aud the liver
and stomach in a healthy action, when life
will flow smoothly aud res cmble plants In O
congcnial cline. where an crrnal spring mp
pears to reign AS it regards tie preservation
of the human frame, and the duration Of life,
much may be effected, and say feailessly,
hat health and life can be prolonged formanv-
years beyond their ordinar, limits, il lIollo
ways Pulls are taken 10 purify the blood &C.
coTdng 10 the rules laid down for health con
tdined in the dire ctions which accompany each
box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBlLI-
TY OF 10 YEARS STANDING, CURED
By HOLLOWAY'S FILLS.
Copy Of a Letter from Captain johnson, A.
ter HoRsc, dated January 5h, 1854
To Professor Holloway--Sir, il Is with the
most heart eli pleasure ! have to inform you
that / have been restored 10 health and
strength by taking your Pills. For the last o
years Suffered from a arrangement or the
Liver ard Stomach. and wa, reduced to such
an extremity that gave up my shlp,never eN-
pcciing to so sea any more, as had tried cv'
cry remedy that was RECOMMENDED IL me, but
all 10 no purpose; aud had given myself up
TO despair when / was at last recommended
to take yozr Pills. Aitcr using them for three
months, the result / that ] am now in better
health than have been for eleven yenfs past
and indeed aswell ms ever was III my life.
You are quite al liberty to make this know n
for the honCft Of Others rcinaih,ir yonrs
(Signcd) JOHN JOllN5ON,
These celebrated Pills are r0ndcrfniiy eEca
oieus in the (oIioieiRF Complaints.
Agu, propsy IunammAtioh Sore Thf"Ais
AItma Dv,enirry land io" stone andGravs
BiousC am Erysipoln, LiveTcom Secondary SYM
plants femalelrtesu plaini' toms
Bio,ehs,on Fsvsrs ofaii i.umbseo Tlmours
tho skin kinds Pilus uleeIs
Dow al Com fis Rheums Nrnareal Aheeuot
paints Gout tens W"rmfot allkind,
Cohc, Head ache Rs,en,on Of Weakness, from
Con.tipA- Indigestion Urine whHievrrcaute
ton nfthe serofnla, or Debility
Bowels Constipation Kings xvi ks. &c.
Sold nj the establishment Of Professor ilol
lowaY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and 244
Strand. London; also by all respectable Drug
cisis and dealers in Medicines ihroufhoni the
United States, in boxes, Ut % cents, so iccnis
and s. each To be had Wholesale Of the
principal Drug Houses in tho Union,
GotThere is aeonsiderable saving by taking
thelarger sizes. Al,
n b Directions Tor the cui dance Of pa.
tients in every disordsrare nfiixedtoeao box
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Albany Private Hospital
Quick Cures ard Low Prices.

NO. 3 BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, n. Y.
Iirsnfv Thousand Pdtients Cured Annually
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The best SOap

To save labor in washing Is Smith and Blan-
chards self-operatlsg Soap warranted 10
save half the labor il Washing. Sold by II
A. SHELDON, Wholesale agent for Addison
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ID a N . L NJ Gi
NATHAN WooD

Is selling T. !. Salt very Low fol Cash. Al'c
lust received fresh Teas, Coffee, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. n. O. Syrup, Sugar, hssro
Syrup, Cuba Honey, a good substitute snt
hutter-and superior artislt Of lnpe-ah
As cheap As the chcapctt
Dec. / 1854 sa6w
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TIE AMERICANS FRIEND
IIOLLOWAY's PILLS!!

To the CiisscnS Of The United SUITES;
| most humbIy and sincerely thank You for
the immense patronage which you ave he.
slowed upon my Pills. take this oproiiu
nifty OF stating that my Ancestors were all
American ctizcss, nd that entertain for all
that concerns America and the Americans the
mosl lively sympathIcs, So much so that !
originally compounded these Pills expressly
10 suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manno~ Of living. intending TO establish my
self among you which have now done, by
taking premises in New YORK.
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