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BOOTS AND SHOES !
Hats, Caps g. furnishing Goods
To the Mayor and Aldermen Of Cities,
and seleotmen Of Towns in Vermont.

i. u. NlCllAK)S q SONS,
Importers Of SPIRITS and WINES fJr lc-
gal purposes, and Wholesale Dealers in NEW
ENGLAND RUM and ALCOHOL, would re-
>pcctfully inform you that they have a large
and very carefully selected stock from which
they are prepared to supply to duly author
lied Liquor Agents the usual assortment re-
quircd by them for mechanical and mrdi
cinal purposes.
From United States Bonded Warehouse,
we are prepared TO deliver pure Foreign
Spirits and Wines in original packages to
the purchaser, and at the lowest market
prices, for cash. or such credit AS may be dc
sired.
References, and Catalogues containing
prices and description OF goods. forwarded
by mail if desired.
A articles warranted to give entire salts
faction.
]. d. RICHARDS & SONS,
81 and 50 State Street.
May IL 1865. 4;6w BOSTON, MASS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, The subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court Tor the District of ADD
son, Commissioners. to receive, examine ana
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
THOMAS A. MERRILL,
late Of Midilchrry, III said district. heccaSrd
and AL o all rlaii,s,o iNnhnrS cThi 9itcl w
ollSr. .ncrcto and six months from the 2itli
uay Of May, 1855, being allowed " said
court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attcnd TO the bust
ness OF our said appointment, at the store Of
Jason Davenport in said Middcbury, on tie
first Mondays Of July and November, from
nire o'clock, a. NJ, until four o'clock, p. NJ,
IN eath ofsajd days
IRA, ALLEN, ,,..u,.,
JASON DAVENPORT, comf''
Dated at Middlcbury this Nth day Of May.
A. ID. 1865. G;3w.
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Glass.

0fnearly all sizes, constantly for sale.
e. When you make picture frame make
il possible 50 that some of the following ST.
zss of the Glass will fit. 2ix30, 22N30, 20x-
80, 2OS2s, 20x26, 2C42i, lsx22, 1894, lex
~ l6x2i II. A. SHELDON.
Oct. %, 1854
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OF the several towns in this State,
are hereby not flied that have trans
mitted to the several County Clerks in
the State, for distribution, the Real Es-
tate Grand List Books. in accordance
with the law of 1853. l have also com
municatcd by letter this fact to the sew
eral Town Clerks, with the request that
they would call upon the County Clerks
within their respective counties as soon
as possible, and receive said books for
their respective towns.
I am induced, however, to give this
public notice to the Listers from the
fact that some of my letters may have
been miscarried, and consequently some
towns failed to receive their books BY
applying therefore to the County Clerks,
they can receive their books, and be pre-
pared to proceed to assess their Real Es-
tate in accordance with the Statutes reg
hlating the same.
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Notice.

All persons who have any unsettled ac-
counts at my shop, are desired to call and
settle them immed lately, as | have closed
business, at the old stand | may hereafter
be found at the shop of X. L. Fuller, in
Stewa rt's Block.
L, BERTRAND.
June s, 1866. 7u
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JAMES NJ SLADE,

Middlebury, June /. 1853
p. S. Editors in this State will confer
a favor by inserting the above notice in
their respective papers MS
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May, 1855.

De Drgc De LANES Bcrcgcs Bcrcge De
Laiucs, Challics, Printed and Plain Mlislins,
Ginehams, Prints, Muslin and Lace Collars,
Collar Patterns, Wrought and Lace EdsingS,
Ribbons. Dress Trimmings, &c, &c jus. Ic-
ccivcd and for sale at
DECKWITnS.
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The Pail of sevsstOpOl-The Result.

Two steamers, the AGnericG and Washington,
following one close upon the other, brought
the announcement of the fall of Sevastopol-
the most important event of modern times,
in the history of the world, in whatever light
the present gigantic struggle may be viewed.
The Russians, as remarks the Baltimore Pa
triot, beaten by the slow operations of pro-
longed sege from defences of moral, yet mas
terly construction, are driven, either to try the
issue of hopeless battle on the plains of the
Crimea, or to retire upon Baktchi-Sarai, and
thence through the outlet of Perekop. We
say a hopeless battle, because we feel satisfied,
after their failures at Balaklava, at the Alma,
and along the lines of the Tchernaya, when
confidence inspired their courage, and the de-
fences of Sevastopol babe defiance to the
Lacquer, they cannot now expect to gain sig
nal victory on the steppes of the laurie Cher
sonesus; and though it would seem, from the
tenor of the latest dispatches, that they still
retain possession of the strong forts which pro-
tect the northern shores of the harbor of Sc
bastopol, it is not probable that they regard
that position as at all tenable, now that the
Allies can turn upon it the immense weight OF
the captured guns, in combination with their
own. Failing, then, to hold the northern forts,
and dispirited by their recent losses, by their
expulsion from the city they had 50 long and
SO nobly defended; deficient, as it is believed,
in their commissariat, with no outlet by which
they can return to Russia except the narrow
isthmus of Perekop; with the possibility that
the Allied fleets will shortly land an army in
their rear, these devoted soldiers of the Rus
sian Empire have but little prospect before
them, except a brave death or an unheroic,
though not disho9Prable capitulation. There
are those who ask what great end is accom-
plished by the fall of Sevastopol9 We answer,
all that the Allied powers could desire, and
all that Russia, putting forth the whole might
of her Empire, strove TO avoid-the annihila-
ton of the Muscovite power on the Black sea
the release of Turkey from impending des-
truction; the restoration of the Caucasian
tribes to that perfect liberty they have strug-
gled so long to retain; the release of the
Turkish principalities from a protectorate
which was gradually changing into sover-
eighty; the free navigation of the Danube
the contraction of the Russian Empire to the
South within boundaries not easily overstep-
ped, and the destruction, for many years yet
TO come, of all hope of Russian progress as a
maritime power.
Baktchi-Sarai, the point upon which some
Of the French journals suppose Gortschakofl
win retreat, is town of some $4,000 inhabi
tants, situated 60 miles south of Perekop, in
long deep valley, between two mountains
When Crimea was under the rule of the Tar
tar Khars, Baktchi-Sarai was its capital.
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Legislative Summary.

The Senate met yesterday morning, and aftt r
prayer, and the transaction of some unimpor-
tant business, adjourned. OF course, until the
House is organized, nothing can be done in the
Senate.
In the House, the entire day was consumed
in Intellectual attempts to elect Speaker, Hon.
n. s. Brown of Davidson, and Gen. Donelson
of Sumner, being the candidates. Gov. Brown
getting majority of one, while his own vote
q that of his competitor, counted scattering,
prevent an election. This situation of things
must be unpleasant TO the whole House ;
though the responsibility clearly rests with the
Democratic party, who are in the minority
The two opposing candidates not voting, Gov.
Brown would be elected at once.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Washington and the America


THE Russians driven oas Of Southern Sebastopol
9th great Slaughter on both sides-AdUaRce Of
The AHies- General GortSehdkof iR Dilemma
Re;oicin0s in ERglGnd-AROther Ahenpt "a
Murder Louis Napoleon.
The United Safes mail steamer Washington, Capt
Cavandy, arrived at New York about 3 o'cloclN on
the 9th ult. She left Southampton on the 18th
inst. and brings English papers to that date, con
tanning accounts Of the fall of Sebastopol.
The following is the intelligence Cleaned FROM
our foreign files aud received by telegraph, 10 the
order of date.
Fall Of sebastopol-The English Accounts
WAR DEPARTMENT, September 6.
Lord Panmure has received the following intelli.
gencc from General Simpson, dated
CRMEA, September 8.
Another Russian frigase was destroyed by Ere
yesterday afternoon In the Great Harbor Of Sebasto.
pol large fire is burning this morning about the
middle ofthe town of Sebastopol. Last night about
five minutes past l o'clock. a great eHplosion
took place supposed 20 have been one Of the enc
my's magazines on the North side.
WAR DEPARTMENT, September Q.
Lord Panmure has received the following intelli-
Rence from General Simpson, dated.
CRIMKA, September s, IL So p. N.
The allied force attacked the defence Of Sebasto-
mol this day at ~ o'clock. The assault on the
Malakoff has been successful, and the work Is in
possesson Of the French. The attack OF the English
against the Redan did not succeed.
WAR DEPARTMENT, September 10.
Lord Panmure has received the following telegra-
phic despatch from General Simpson,
CRMEA, Sept Q.
SebastopoI is IN the possession of the allies
The enemy during the night and this morning have
evacuated the South side, AFTER exploding their
magazines and setting Ere 20 the whole OF the town
All the men OF war we're burned during The night
with the exception OF three steamers which are ply
ing about the harbor. The bridge communicating
with the North side is broken.
war DEPARTMENT, Sept 10.
Lord Panmure has received the following telegra-
phic despatch from General Simpson, dated.
CRIMKA, Sept 10.
The casualties, regret 70 say, are somewhat
heavy. No general officers killed. Names shall
be sent as soon ~ possible.
ADMIRALTY, Sept 10.
Sir Charles Wood has received the following des.
son on let aagPVszs-
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sydney SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.


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MARRIED, On the I'd inst, by Rev Dr. Green,
Mr.. JANIS WHELKss to Mss SALLIE B. EwNe,
daughter of w. B. Ewing, ESQ, Of this vicinity.
Also, at the same time and place, Mr.. HIRAx B.
TrrcoaB, Of Maary county, to Miss AELvISA &.
Ewing.
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. Or. Green, Prof JANIS
o. GRiFFTrH, Of Maury county, TO Miss MARTHA r.
MooRMAs, daughter Of O. W. hoorman. Of this vi
cinity.
On the 26th Of September. by Rev. NJ. Rudolph,
Mr. GEo. E. DIsxUKEs 70 Mrs Lucy A. BRADToRD,
all of Summer county.
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Cotton Factory and Machinery
FOR SALE.

Situated in Vinesnnes, Knox county, Indiana
CAID Mill is situated in the Of this town, on lot
- $50 feet square, the Wabash and functions Of
the Ohio and Mississippi, aud Evansville and Crawforsvs
Railroads.
The main building 90 Get long BY S. WIDE three stories
high built OF Brick in the most substantial Cotton
She'd Blacksmith shop and Dwelling House, the same lot.
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building shaiting betting and connections all complete
Said Machinery is all in perfect order and to any one has
wishes engage in the cotton manufacturing business,
opportunity offered which seldom occurs, the pres
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the property At hall its actual value The machinery viii be
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The facilities for shipping by railroad river at this point
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ANY information wanted be had by application adj
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HAYS, PitishuIg Penn; OF l. 5. HARRIS. City ofN.Y.
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

NHERE features connected with this mill worthy OF
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It's mechanical construction and adaptation to the pur-
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Il up anv farm hand put up and set
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and horses The quantity and quality Of product,
10 bushels good feed meal per hour according 10 the
degree OF hneness ground, and the size mil IL Il the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant a pa
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specuang hucksterng about the country,
Is usual with the thousand bunging make-sht impe-
ments that are got trade-merely 10 money BY
selling pamng od the patent right the creduioas
then the machine be abandoned by all parties hum
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East West and south, of these establishments poy
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FOR SALE.

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be- Spring and wetmoFe sree The lot unts 80 set
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Desng Hoase three rooms, entry, bach stable CARR
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AIaO-A Vacant Let ca Bell street, nearly oppo-
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one hundred and ninety four fssl~s Fenced IN
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corner q Russell and Tulip streets.
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