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Gefman Urostepic Physician
DR.. M. y EDISON


WOffLb respectfully inform the citizens
" Of Brapdph Ind vicinity, that he will
practice medicine on the German UrOscopic
system which feFds him 10 locate and de-
scribe The Symptoms Of 7fseasc of n CIIRON-
&c CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction. "A clean vial, containing
about two ounces OF tirihe-passed first in the
morning with the mime and age Of the pa
ticnt will enable him to treat successfully the
case in question. Hence, one individual can
bring several cases ard medicine can be sent
to any part Of the country. His remedies are
wholly Of the reformed practice, differing cs-
sentially from those of any other system or
school, consisting of Chemicals and Extracts
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obviaiing the Inconvenience OF bulk
&c, heretofore an objection 10 their general
use. Unlike the potent minerals they are
reliable, efficient and saic--ac,ing in harmony
with natures laws without enervating or
prostraiing the vital functions of organic life.
The relative merits Of the two systems in
heir application for the removal Of disease,
leave for people Of common sense to de-
wrmine
teSanguinc that lie is enlisted in good cause
and for justifiablc ends-thc cause of hui
manity-the cure sfid rest Grafton tohcalill of
those suffering front disease, with whom are
associated the choicest cfidearments Of life,
we cannot hut invite and Urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject,
and leave no means untried to prbniotc the
health and happiness of yourself and friends.
From the humble and grateful recipients OF
his remedies he is daily receiving their vel
untary acknowledgements in the most en-
thusiastic 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
the enjoyment of health He would particu-
larry call your attention TO the following list
Of Chronic diseases which heretofore to a
very great extent baillcd the skill of the pro-
| fesson at large, but now he claims within
| the list of successful treatment and cure, viz:
| Affections of the Lungs, Throat, Liver, Kid
ncys and Spleen, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
| Shorlncss Of breath, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
| Commissions, Female Weakness NERVOUS
Diseases, Palptation of the Heart, Scrofula,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, fistulas, Old Sores OF
every variety, nles Ilumors and all diseases
| arising from an itnpdte state cf He Flood or
habit of the system
Particular attention viii be paid to Female
Complaints; and all diseases OF delicate
! nature, may be trusted to him, without be-
| trayal Of that confidence which should ex-
ist between the patient and physician.
" No charge for consultation. Charges
| for medicine reasonable.
Office hours from A. NJ. till p. NJ.
Office = few rods south of the Brandon
House, cast side of the river.
Brandon, Vt, Jan, 1865. 81 6m.
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Farm For Sale.

The premises are known as the "OlG Oar,
Farm" and arc situated one and n half miles
west Of Monkton Borough, and two miles
north OF Barnumtown Meeting house. The
buildings on the farm are Dwelling house,
Wcod-house, lIog-house, two Barns and an
adjoining shed, and Horse Barn. The farm
contains about 2s5 acres, lying four miles
east Of Fcrrisburgh Depot Also 0 I.2 acres
Of Meadow, halfmile north also one acre
and Sc rods of Cedar land, lying half mile
cast of the farm also about 81 acres of land
situate = feSle and !, halfsouth Of Barnum-
town, on the road leading frow Monkton to
New Haven, ihfsing thereon Barn and Shed :
also about 81 i-2 acres of timber land !ying
an Riptea.--For particulars, please enquire
Of the subscribers
JAMES g. JOHN C. DART.
Mcnkton, Jan %, 1856. as ;as
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Bal in Bank S S4O,5s
Owing to the hardness OF the times and the
numerous rnmors ahoat, a ruE has been made
and is still being made on the bank 1t has
lately become evident that the none, could
not be realized from our property in time to
meet the demands on the bank, and it Was
f".red that while some would get the whole
of their money from the bank, others must
lose OF wait long time for their money.
In order, therefore, that all might stand on
an equal footing; 1t was thought best by some
depositors, that the bank should for the pres
ent suspend its operation. Accordingly an
application was made to the Chancellor, yes
terdfy, and George S. Swift WAS appointed a
receiver Of all the funds of the bank for the
benefit Of all the dcpositors. 1t is hoped nm
der his management that the loss to deposi-
tors will he slight
J. DAVENPORT, President.
JAS. NJ. SLADE, Vice President.
D. s. CHURCH.
ANON WILCOX,
T.. VALLETTE, Trus-
DAVID PIPER. tees.
HARMON A. SHELDON,
lEMAN LANGWORTHY,
Middlcbury, Jan. IL 1850
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BOOTS AND SHOES
Hats, Caps & Furnishing Goods
DIR. J. II. SCTlENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
For the Cure ofConsumption,


The proprietor Of this medicine was him.
self many years ago, reduced so low MS to he
given up by his physicians and friends i'm the
last stage Of Consumption, When all hopes
Of ever getting well had fled he wan strongly
recommended to use a Syrup made from an
old Indian receipt. which succeeded in eff ct
ually curing him. The family physicians and
large number of respectable gentlemen cor
tiled to the facts of this case and soon tho
Pulmo",c Syrup obtained rcputat on never
cqualled in that section Of the country, Gre.
ating, ms this case did, a sensation second TO
that only OF II miracle. Dr. Schcnck was
waited upon by many similarly afllic ed. TO
whom he administered the Syrup with the
same beneficial results. In fact, such was the
notoricty ofthis medicine. that eminent prac.
ticing Physicians had their attention drawn
toward the rising reputation If il, from hav.
ing witnessed us curative powers, and frcel,
extended and introduced the medicine TO the
public, and nsed it in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates upon The sys.
ten in the manner that lhc Pulmonc Syrup
does. Ii produces a healthy action upon the
morbid parts by pnii'ying them from diseases;
1t promotes the expectations, nllavs the
cough, riprnS the matter in the lungs, and
when it is discharged, 1t heals the opening
that the breaking Of tn, .iubcrcle or nb.
scess produces and the lungs become sound
and resume the performance Of their natural
functions; it also soothcs the irritaicd norton
of the lungs and other organs, and thus re-
stores these parts TO health. a superior
property that the medicine possesses over all
others is. thar it contains no opium, calomcl
or any other dclcicrious mcdicinc.
In isil ID Schenck removed from Elem.
inGt,n, New jersey, TO Philadelplia,an and com
menced the practice of his profession. where
he soon required a reputation cxccllc,i by
nome in curing a disease that had heretofore
been deemed incnralle, and he has since then
daily presented to the world incontcsiLie evil
dcncc ct his success.
Both of his parents died with Consnmp.
tom witch Appeals 10 have been an hercdi-
tory disease with his fathers family. Allhis
brothers and sisters, except one, died carly of
this disease, none of them, but one brother.
reachin. the age of twenty
Thus left nearly tho last of his family. he
naturally felt some alarm, as one after anoih-
err were consigned to the silent tomb BY this
Tell destroyer.
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the honor as with one VOICE, from one end of
the Union to the other. TO stamp the charac-
ter Of my Ointment with your approximation
II is scarcely two wears since made il known
among you, and nlready il has obtnircd more
celebrity than any other Medicine in so shorl
period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, n. Y, 2l4 Strand. London
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORELFGS,
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of a idtcr from 4Hr. ". J. Langley, Of
Unnisvihc, Yddkin Co., North Carolina,
c. s, dated November Isl, 1868.
THREAD MS owS worps
To Professor Holowny-SiI: 1t is not nv
wish to become notorious, mel her is the let
ter written Tor the mere sake uf writing; hut
to say; that your Ointment cured me Of one
Of the most dreadful tutaneous diseases That
flesh is heir 10, and which was considered b,
all who know me, TO he entirely beyond the
reach Of Medicine. For nine wears ] was al
hcted with one Of the mcst psinfdl and
troublesome sore legs that ever fell 10 the lot
of man. and after trying every medicine had
ever heard OF, resigned in despair all hope
of being curcG but n filend brought me II
couple Of large pots Of your Ointment. which
caused lhe sores on my legs TO heal. and en-,
' =
surprise ard delight and to The astonshmeni
Of my friends. w. J. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BREAST, WHEN NEARLY
AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Gerry NJ a letter from Mr.. r. DsraRf, .Nsw
Orleans, Norembcr 0, 1853
To Professor Holloway-Denr Sir; II is
with heartfelt gra titude have 10 inform YOU
that BY the use OF your Ointment and Pills,
the life of my wift has been saved. For sew
en- years she had bad breast, with ten run
ming wounds, mot Of cance' Gus naiuIe)
was told that nothing could save her; sue
was then indueed to use your Ointment ana
Pills, when in the short space af ihree months,
they effected perfect cure, to the astonsh-
ment of all who knew us. We obtained ronr
Medicines from Messrs. Wright & Co, Of
Charlrcs-strecf New Orleans. ] send this
from " Hotel dos Princes" Paris. although
had written it at New Orleans, before we 4
nslly lcfl, at thnt time, not kgowies. yohr ad-
dress at New York. n DURANT.
The Pills should be used conjointg NTH tie
Ointment IN most Of the foilOriRg cases
BadL Leg. Con,rac,cdsud I.umbsgo screth-osu
Rad Breasts Stiff Joints fles skin.disos,a,
Burns Fistuias Rheumatism Seurvv
Buuiau. Gout Salt Dheun Sore heads
Chilhlains Cl,ndu'ar sealds Ulcers
Chopped hands swelliuss Sore Nipple. Wounds
Sold at the establishment of Professor Hol.
loway, 50 Maiden Lane, n y, pa Strand,
London; also By all respectable Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines throughout tho United
States, in Poif, al as cents, e2l cents, and :
zach. TO be had wholesale OF the principal
Drug Houses in the Unisn.
ET1hereis considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. a.
N. Is. Directions for the Guidance OF pa.
tients in every disorder ATE sfhxed 10 each pot
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AIRY TESTIMONY

We, the subscribers. residents of FLEMING.
ton, do hereby certify that we are well acoain-
ted with Dr.J. II. Schcnck lie was attack cd
by disease. which,s we believe Terminated in
Pulmonary Consumption, under the operation
Of which he was reduced so low MS to be I'M
nulc 10 leave his he'd for long time and to
all Appearance waspast recovery. lie is now
perfectly wcll-his cough and fever have left
him. and we feel justified in declarineit is r
brli'f that these salutary effects have result
ed from the use of tho Pulmonic Syup.
MEMBER OF SoNGREss MERcHiS1s
Isaac 4. Farley j. G. e. J. IL. Reading,
Aueuslns .'risbic,
COUNTY CLERK. A. V. Donnel,
Joseph Benson. WIN. p. Emery,
D.. 7. Farlec.
SURROGATE.
G.. c. Seymour. cLrncy
Jas NJ Olmsied,
JUDGES ~ THE cuURT.C. Batolrttc.
Samuel Hill
non,' H. Keudins, POSTMASTER.
a. T. DAVIS, Geo. w. Riser
MEMBERS or THE BAR CITIZENS.
Peer j. CLARK, John n Cnpncr. 8.
VIM. II. Sloan, Mahlon c. Uurt
{. Harlle', Peter Ewing,
Naih'l SaXtoh. As, Jones.
George A. Allen, VIM r. Moore,
Ja'. n. Recalling, =. W. Bulk,
Alex "nris. Hugh Capner,
John J.. jones,
- rHIsIcIAN; Thomas Gray,
J. Z. Schenck, NJ. Ia. j. Holcomb,
Geo. T.. Rex, NJ. D., David Durham,
IL. u. Mershon, NJ. D.uart Wilson.
AZ this time there is not a town or village
IT. the United States,but in which can he found
more or less wonderful cures by the use OF
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
H. Schsn,L i
DRAFTED Rcsrirometer for examining and de-
tectlng all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, SC.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
P1HaSeiphia-GlLBERT, WENTZ SEQ.
III N. Third Street.
Ne1 Yoyk-C. V. CLICKNER & CO, 81
Barclay Street.
BoStoH-REDDlNG & Como. s State st
And every respectable Druggist through.
out the United States. I935eow
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Diseases of the Lungs !!

Be not faithless, but believing"
FNHE inhalation Of mcdcatcd vapors -
l. administered so successfully by Dr. J
GOLDIEG BUNTING, is So .nre an antidotc
against the deadly ravagGs Of CoNsuMrrioS,
that all persons, lahorns undcr the influence
Of the most formidable maIaly prevailing in
this country, should consult him at onco, ard
consult him in carRcN. Their diseases can
certainly be checked, and their lives length
encd out to \ comfortable old age 10y adopt
ing the remedies prescribed by pr Il.
The inhabitant, of Rutland and vicinity
will have an opportunity of consulting him,
on Tuesday aud Wednesday tie Goth and
2lst instant At the Franklin IIouse
~ Examinations GaATis-All diseases
incidental 70 tho human system treated ac-
cordins to reason and the dictates Of common
sense 43lf
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sis ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS
AND BUILDING LOTS


100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
10 he divided on the
among 500 Subscribers. A large number
arcalready engaged. Many ofthe Lots near
these have been sold for from 400 to 600
peecen'. advance over the price for witch
these Lots are now sold, showing thst
the purchase will be a eoodinvestn.ent.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS, payabie
in advance. will receive FOCR BUILD.
ING LOTS. IS b. 100 feet lying so
ceter. ora Farm Of from to 20 acres.
These lots are beautifully located at LAKE
LAND, Long Island, where new church ard
>cAooihUusc, and n number OF private DWELL
inys, stores, workshops and factories, have
already been erected, several more are now
being built, and several hundi cd ~ill be g
rected the coming season.
This is fine opportunity OF ownirga
delightful country residence near tue city,
where the domestic comforts of fnmiis
circle can be fully realized, and where 2s,oo"
building lots and about 600 farms have lately
been sold; mad sales are daily being made ia
individuals " no. alter careful examination Of
its location and ascertainipg the quality OF The
soil, are selecting farms for agricultural per
poses, being confident that no land SO cheap
| and calculated 10 increase so rapidly IN value
can he had within 80 miles OF the city, This
land would have been all taken up yours back,
| but has been an eHfciied estate Tor the last
century, aud completely locked mp for upwards
Of two hundred years-sincc which large sales
have hccn made, and where the Wild deer
roamod at large may now be seen beautiful
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions Of oar mother earth.
This is one Of the hest opportunities now
offered to those Of small means who are de.I
tilule Of home oil their own, to purchase ons
Tor mere triaei also a few farms, containing
each five and ten acres, and upwards, AT irCm
S25 10 S3j per acre.
fSAll persons wishing IN avail themselves
Of the opportunity now offered to procure
fine farm or splendid building lol near the En-
prs city should make immediate application,
as they are neary al. disposed Of. Apply to
CHARLES WOOD. 2os Broadway, corner
Of Fulton street, n, Y, where maps and pam.
phlois can be had or sent If required by mail
gratis, or 25sm
W. S. LANE, Agent, Middlebury, VI.
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MachiniStS' Tools for Sale.

The undersigned offer for 'ale all the
Stock and Tools of the Empire Works" con
risting ofnew and second hand Engine I,athc.,
Gear Cutters, Planning and Drilling Machines.
Also great variety Of small tools, such rs
are usually required in n machine shop.
For further particulars or information in
quic OF tho Assignecs or at the office Of the
Works, No 90 Albany Block, Albany street,
Boston.
FLAVIL MOSELEY, }
HARRISON LORING, ASS'si'ces'
AZ CIV
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SOCKS AND STATIONERY
Notice.

The stockholders of the Rutland & Bur
llngton Railroad Company are hereby notified
to NEE: at the Bellows Hotel in Rockingham,
in the county of Windham and State of Yer
mont the oath day of February. 1855, at
ono o'clock, i. NJ for the purpose of clccting
six Directors 10 I'LL vacancies which have oc.
Cured in said company's board of Directors,
and to transact any other business that may
legally come before snid S9ecting.
WILLIAM IEHay, o' on G III
J. y. PNpqmAS, S"'' company
Bellows Falls, Jan. ~, 1855. 4l;Sw
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TO 7 E CITIZE N 5
MIDDLHBURY! & VICINITY
IMPORTANT NOTICE!

TIME Proprietor of Professor JAMES
l. MtCLINTOCK'S celebrated Family
Medicine, would respectfully inform the pub
lie, that he has give DR.. W. 7. Rnsscl 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 Proprietor's prices.
Professor McCliniock's fame, as n Physi-
clan, needs no com ment. Ills medicine are
the prescriptions adapted in his private prac-
tice,-- and as such are invaluable in all cases
where /, is inconvenicnt to call in Physi.
clan. Their sale has been Unprecedented
where they have been introduced, they have
effected thousand Of cures and no case If fat
ure is yet recorded. AT this season we would
call especial attention 10 ono Of the most re-
markable Of these remedies, namely:
DIR. McCLiNTOCK'S
PECT RAJ sly RUP
The hes, aud safest medicine ever used for
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTlON,
And all Diseases OF the Lungs and Air Pass
ages. For any Of these forms of disease show
ing themselves in
Coughs, Tickling Of The Throat, Sense Of
1Tghtness in the Throat or Chest Splitting
Of Biood, DiGenHy Of breathing,
HoarSsnesr or LosS Of Toice, Hec-
tic Er-er, Might Sreais,t.c,
This great remedy is unparalleled for sue
cess in the above complaints. 1t purtcs tho
blood Of all scr"fulous tants it heals ulcer
alton it destroys tuberclcs in the lungs il
regulates the bowels, checks night swcats and
strengthens the stomach; it stimulates tho
vital powers, and gives vigor to the whole sys-
TEN it quicts nervous excitement, relieves
pain in tho chest soothcs the cough pcrmotes
cXpectoration, and AT the same time affords a
delicate nourishment 1t contains no opium in
any form, aud ,grces perfectly with the most
delicate patient.
DIR McClintock's Pectoral Syrup is nut MP
in elegant flint glass bottles containing one
pint. and is sold at only 81 per bottle, or six
bottles for SIS.
A most important article at this change
able season, is also
DR. MoClintocks Cold and Cough Mix
ture.-Culds and recent Coughs. especially if
accompanied by fever or inhanmntorv excite
ment, require a remedy dtfcien in character
II ON tina PICTORIAL Syrup, " hich is SO vaiu.
able in chrou ir Complaints The
COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE
Is precisely the cure for rcccn, Coughs and ir-
ritAtinn of the I hroat and Lungs. Ills
ESPECIALLY VALUABLE FOR Chill
DREN
AS preventive OF Group. No family in our
changcnbc climate should be without this eff
cienl remedy, which, if TAX en- on the first
symptoms OF cod, would prevent many an at
tack OF Brochiiis, and II
FATAL ISSUEiN CONSUMPTION
1t is put up in neat Hint glass bottles, and
is sold for % cents.
tpt-No Opium in any form contained in hi,
mixture.
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NlIDDLEBURY
FE NJ ME sem In A R Y.

L Il Nj Il u y = Z vi | n II Il T.
The third Quarter will begin on Monday,
Feb. &c. The charges for Board and Tuition
the same as hitherto. Circulars giving full
information may be had on application to
the Principal.
BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal.
Mrs. A. T. BAscoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss ]. S. JONES, Teacher of English
and French.
Miss II. KiLBoURS, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss HARRIET L. TiLDEN Teacher of Music.
Miss NJ. REYNOLDS, Assistant in English
Branches.
Mddlebury, Vt, Nov. II, 1854. II
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FARMERS ATTEND
THE
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER

Manny's Patent, NTH Wood's improvement.
have received by purchase, the exclusive
right of all the patents on these Machines,
for the counties of Grand Isle, Addison and
Chittendcn and the farmers Of those counties
can be supplied with them through J. w.
Strong, Esq, of Chimney Point, who has the
exclusive sale in those counties.
WALTER A. WOOD.
IIoosick Falls, N. Y, Jan II, 1865.
N. B. Orders may be left with Jason Da-
venport. of Middebury, and b. Murray, Of
Vergcnnes, or with the subscriber. Fotpa
tculars sec large bills.
J. W. STRONG, Agent.
Chimney Point, Jan. Is, 1855. 40;7m
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G r A tt S!
Just Published; A New Discovery in
Medicine.

FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL TREAT
mENr. without Medicine. Of spenhRtorrhea pr Local
Wo"kne >, Naryou. Debility. Low Rpiris, I.assitude,
week.-mrs. Of the Limbs and Rack, JndisposifIon ADD
ineupaety for Study aud Labor, Dullness of Apprr-
esion, Loss 81 Meinory, aveion to Society, Lowe Of
solitude, Timidry, Self Distiust, DlzI ness, Head
ee,"n o. ne Eyes, Puppies on the Face, Sexual and
IRON THE FRENCH OF IA. u. ne LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
nav ensiy es removed without Medicine, 10, 10 this
nov aud highly suceessfd treatment adopted BY the
Author, fully explained by Of which every one
possible cost avoiding thereby all tho adyerIissd pns
tIums Of the day.
sentto sny add'ess gratis, aud post fee 10 a sealed
envelope, BY remMins tpost paid two pc,t9ge stamps
to De n. DE LArEY, No. IL Lispsaaid sfeet, New
York. a9iy
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Clapboards.

For sale by the subscriber, ten thousand
feet of Spruce Machine Clapboards, Of first
fAte quality. Also thousand feet of inch
And-a-hAh Pine Plank, at a reasonable price.
, MYR0N ABBEY.
Middlebury, Feb s, 1855. 43:3w
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al arrit0,

At St.Paul's Church, in Burlington, on the
9TH inst, by the Rt Rev. Bishop Hopkins,
D. D, HOMER G. HuBpELL, Esq, Cashier OF
the Mis- sisqnoi Bank, sheldon, Vt, to Miss
Lorraine A. FotLErr, daughter of the Hon
Timothy Follctt
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No. ~.

The genuine No. IL, is manufactured By
me, and by no one else; every bottle has my
name on the label; and no person in Middle
bury sells il except me. Fl. A. SHELDON
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Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Middlebury Manufacturing Company
will be held at the Addison House in Mid
dlcbury on the Sd Wednesday, (the 2isD OF
February inst, at one o'clock r. NJ, for tho
purpose OF appointing Directors foy the year
ensuing, and transacting any other business
thought proper when met.
RUSSELL vALLETT, CLERK
Middlebury, Feb. G, 1855. 49;3w;
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Wooden Ware.

Wash-Tubs, Wash Boards, Mop Handles,
Clothes Pins, Wood Trays, Sash, &c, for sale
by z. BECKwITH.
Jan. 10, 1855.
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December LIST, 1854.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
N II w G. GOODS
Just received and for sale by
.. YALLETTE.
LOST I

LOST
On Saturday last. between II. D.
Farr's, ih East Middlebury. and the Sem.
mary, a Gold Brooch. The finder will
confer favor on the owner by leaving it
at this Office 4l:tf
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Hay and Manure Forks.

VAN ORsuM, BRALEy g. Co, manufacturers
OF iheso celebrated Hay and Manure Forks,
now offer their forks to the trade at MANI
PAcTURERs PAGES.
Orders left at my store will be promptly
filled, J. DAVENPORT
Middl-burry, Jan. "a, 1855. 4O,3m,