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F,as ON THE BsLMoNr FAIR GROUNDS
The citizens ol this place were aroused
from their slumbers at about half past two
o'clock IN Sunday morning last. by the
sound Of the Cour, House bell and the cry
of: fire on the fair grounds Soon crowd
gathered on the grounds and found Por-
non ofthe stalls on the Eastern and North
.ern sides in flames. To save the balance
several stalls we're torn down.
The origin Of the fire is not known, 10 a
certainty. But certain characters who
work in secret and ou. OF the way places
are strongly suspected.
{ Il is said thai some gentlemen IN the
crowd, al the FIRE, did not look as II 'hey
we're aroused up suddenly from soun q
sleep--they were neatly clad, and appear
ed TO be vide awake.
The loss 10 the Agricultural sec'siy: Is
estimated al abont three hundred ana any
Iollsrs.-3 ClairsriNe Ga.csfe.
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CLAR1NaroN. Ohio. -Anr,l 28. 1855.

CLARlNaToN. Ohio, April 90, 1855.
S Agreeable to previous notice, number
Of the citizens Of Clarington and vicinity
assembled at the district school house,
when on motion, WILLIAM L1TTEN was
chosen Chairman, and JACOB T. MORRILL,
Secretary.
On motion, committee Of three was
appointed TO draft resolutions expressive
OF the object Of the meeting. ss
G. P. Horne, Joseph Wetzel and ia.
cob T. Morrill,, were appointed said com.
mittee.
On motion. the meeting adjourned until
May 5, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
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- "a u ibs Guernsey Times has 60. info
= wlsh the 4. N fraternity. for pub.
EehIbg the following anecdoie 81
{ tfy son, how could yoD marry an
Isish Il sitll g. e..ses 3 g
( AZ nv father. 4 am not able TO keep
5 ID {s6sliens Il d m arry Yankees girl
8 3 q b. obliged 10 hire an Irish girl TO
4 |a& s = eaes ssof her 80, asYf .t.Ss
) tIhs council ef shieh he. is q member
kaal Rim srfaignsd. md decided that the
i|'< Sfsse;csdpts WAS . stir. upon American wo.
men They therefore sentenced him to
s,ii5t sxelusivsly upon potatoes and saur.
- &fos3,. .saildsso drink lager beer and sing
fib 81 sessthrss iimes day, until af
81 y tsititss sIec1ion. His friends are afraid
hs swiiI 90, survive the operation.
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~. .rhay ars suffering much from dfouih
III he StAss VI Gsorgia.
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whose CLONES were Gil taUeIeu anu toEn,
whose steps were feeble with the weigh,
of wears on his head-and him they bea,
most numerically. ,r es .
"a mechanic, returning from his days
work, passing on the opposite side OF the
street, was assaulted and chased several
squares. s
1.-The First Ward was the scene in the
afternoon Of great excitement - pistols
firing, men running. women and children
scre aiming; nor was the firing confined TO
the vicinity Of the polls.
..Mr. Wm. Gray, who had been quiet
ly watching most Of the forenoon for an
opportunity to vote without meeting vic.
llence. and who returned after dinner. al
las; took advantage OF the absence Of the
Gro wd, which was off chasing some un.
fortunate foreigner. and deposited his
vote. On coming out he was stopped BY
one OF the crowd which was then return
| ins. and struck on the head. Mr.. Gray
was seen to replace his head. and ther
drawing doubie.barreled pistol, tired
Before he could FIRE the second barrel
three pistols were fred at him. He sho
the second time and fed. no less thar
fifteen 10 twenty shots being fired ai,el
him. lie fed into q stock yard, and en-
deavored 10 hide behind pig pen. Eigh
balls were picked out Of the fence behint
which he took refuge; six holes were made
in his hat. and two balls were lodged il
his body--one in the feshy part OF eacf
thigh. - bS eassc- -
A"Officers Gilmore and Hammond inter
lfered and took him home in . wagon
With the exception Of This interference
there were no police about; the City Mar
shall was no, on the ground all day; tbs
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DOINGS AT THE NORTH

Tie attention of the public is respectfully
calico to the fact, that those in want of fam
lily likcnesses, either by the single picture or
in groups, can obtain them in style Of art
equal to the best, at tho new and splendid
local Saloon, at Bristol.
The Artist would take this method to re-
turn his sincere thanks for past favors, and
TO assure his friends that he will still en-
deavor to merit their favor and patronage.
All of the latest improvements practiced
Pictures from rs cents upwards, according
to size and style of finish
Sterescopcs, Crayons, Illuminated and
Cages Mezzotiuted Statutypes, put up in
the neatcst possible manner.
S. +. WHEELER.
n. Tho new and splendid Saloon of
the subscriber is for sale at a bargain. In
uure of the subscriber at Bristol, or Of L..
w. Andrews, Mortified, Vt.
Bristol, Vt, May 20. 1865 GIFT
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Important to Farmers.

Ketchuns Improved Mower, and Com
bined Reaper and Mower, with wrought iron
frame and finger bar. believe, is the best
machine made. Works the easiest and most
desirable. Will work well IL wet or dry
grass, with oxen or horses. The two-horsc
machines are warranted to be capable Of cut
ting and spreading, with one span of horses
and driver, from 10 to fifteen acres per
dav, of any kind Of grass lodged or stand
ing and do it as well as is done with scythc,
by the best mowers l rsed one Of Ketch-
um's machines last season TO NOV so acres
AMI it worked as well as recommended, and
gave the greatest satisfaction. Samples can
be seen, aud orders may be lief, with Geo. &
VIM 7 Parker & Co Vcrscnnes; Jason Da-
venport, Middlebury J. 5. Mess,r, Sails
bury L. 3. lIemenwHy, Orwell Andrew Ma.
son, New Haven or with the subscriber.
WHEELER FRENCH, Addison, w.,
Agent for Addison Colnty.
y. B. For particulars and testimonials see
Circulars
Addison, May %, 1856. SIT
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Wolfe's Schiedaln Aromatic
Snhn

This medicinal diet drink is manufactured
by the pro- rictor at SChictlam, in Holland,
expressly for medicinal purposes. IT has
been submitted to nearly all the first Chem
lists and Physicians in the United States, who
endorse it over their own signatures as one Of
the great essentials Of the .naicrid .Me9ica.
1t is now prescribed with great succesa in
Gravel, Gout, rheumatism. Instructions of
Bladder and Kidneys, and Tor DyspcI STA it
has no superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, cnvelopcd
IN yellow paper, with my name on the bottle,
cork and label and fol sale by all the re-
spectacle Druggists in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Is, 90, and - Beaver st New York.
S;3m % South Front-st., Philadelphia
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Brighton Cattle Market,-June ID

Brighton Cattle ket,-June ID.
At market-6i0 Beef Cattle, no Stores, %
pairs Working Oxen, 95 Cows and Calves,
GOO Sheep and Lambs. 800 Swine.
Prices.-Becf Cattlc-Extra $40; First
quality $3.50; Second do 5000; Third do
$3.50; ordinary 81 90
Hides 5000, so per cwt. Tallow 80.
Pelts 75c9$l so. Calf Skins l2c.
Veal Calves-.S5GS.
Working oxen--$95, 10o,1t5 100, l509l6
Cows and Calyes-S2l, II, 81, 81, 50, 40
$50.
Sheep AMI Lambs-Extrl 81 70 Ry lot,
al 80, IFS, 2,0O@3Oo
Swine-6IG7lc. retail 7s@sc.
Remarks-The supply of extra Beef is
short Of the demand, and prices have ad-
vanced above SOC. on the hundred from last
week Sal0s quick at the above quotations.
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Austrian propositions are peremptNrily
negatived by England and France, Aus
trian negotiation is more active than
ever, with the view of obtaining for the
Cabinet Of Vienna, supremacy in Ger
many.
Count Kaol, in Circular to Austrian
representatives. at the German Courts,
regards the publication of the protocols
Of the Vienna Conference by the British
government as premature, considering
that the negotiations for peace could net
be regarded as terminated.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
tho Probate Court for the District of Addison,
commissioners, to receive, examining, and adj
just all claims aud demands Of al persons
against the estate Of
JONATHAN F. GRAY,
late Of Cornwall, in said District, deceased
and also al claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and 6 months from the 2sth
day of May, A. D., 1865, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, VIC do therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend o
the business Of our said appointment, At tho
dwelling house OF ENERGY Gray, In Cornwall,
on the second Wednesdays Of July and No
vcmbrr nc1t, rom nine O'clock, 4. NJ, until
four o'clock, r. NJ each nj said days
JOHN SANFORD,
FRANKLIN II. DEAN, CONS
KOLLIN J. JONES, -.
Dated at Cornwall, this 2otf day Of May,
4. D. 1865. I;3w
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Patents.

Y y 7
Jf,,.b,n,fo,,
~, ~,
No 80 Stale s''i Opposite Nhpy ST. pos'oh
| I...'., M, l-,u 90. .,
i"NehtulS.- Inc Su"sVil"tr Nlh'e Aech'
OF tho Y =, Patent Once, under the act OF
1897 determined 10 present advantages, in
,;,,, a.. ,,,,,a,,,. s,,,,,;o. =, H. :, a-a,od
"PF!'"E 80 pa e"''' "PN''' '''" ~ ""'''
inventors ny Othelsi mas maze arrangements
whereby on applicant. ms prepared ard con-
Iuc,cd hv hin, THIRTY nOl LARS Gn>
r! 'i VI,
s'c"u "i twenty 49, a'u ""VA ny oiheisD VIII
be RENTED by HIM IN case OF failure to OBJ
tain patent and the withdrawal through him
,,.;,L;, ,L;.,, IL af,,r ,ho ,;o.,,on r.,
. ~, .''' -" ~ ~
Netsi opeclncatohs, ASslshhrhts, anu hll ne
natcnts Ia his aud fnrri,,n countria : nrrnsreI
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III arrir0

In Enosburgh, June 10th, by Rev. c. II.
Kent, Rev. Az.RIhH HYDE Of Benson, to
Miss MARIA L. EvERETT, adopted daughter
Of the officiating clergyman.
In Salisbury, June 18th, by C. Z. Everts
Esq. Mr.. EDWARD LsNo to Miss sARAH BAL
LYboth af Salisbury.
In Newark, June II at st. Marks Church,
by the Rector, Rev, G. ". Homer, HAaaisoN
c. GRIDLEY, Esq, of Buffalo, to Miss MEDoRA
A. CARFEErER, of Rochester.
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Ccool n offices.

STATE OF VERMONT, Bcitrcmcmlercd
District of Addison, s., ! that ut a Probate
COu:t hell NJ Midllcbury, in and for the
District OF Addison,un tbs 18th day of juno,
a d. 1850:
Ezra X 1hayct, administrator oftl!e sstato
EZRA TIlAYER
late Of Orwell, in said district deceased
presents Lis administration account for all
lowance Its thcreupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance, ut the
session of this court TO be led at the Office Of
the Register of this court IT. said Middlebury,
on Thursday the 9th day Of July next, at
ten o'clock, in the forenoon and that NO.
ticc thereof be given TO all persons interested
that they may appear and make their oljcc-
tons, If any they may have, to the allow
ancc Of said accotiR, by publishing n ccrti.
fled copy OF this order IN the Middlebury
Rcgistcr-a newspaper printed atsaid Mid
dlcbury-thrcc weeks successfully previous
to the time OF said court. And at the same
Court, said administrator moves said court T.
make distribution Of the said estate nnorg
the heirs of said deceased 1t is ihereupon or
dcrcd that all persons interested be notified
that snid distribution will be made at said
session of this Court to be held rs aforesa id
on the 9th dav ofJuly ncyt. hy publication
"a aforesaid three weeks successfully in said
Middlebury Register.
jap $. BUSHNELL, Rcsis'er.
true copy Of record
9:3w. Attest JED. BUSHNELL. Register.
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Dir0,

In this village on the 2lst ult., of conges-
ton OF the brain, AEnA> J., sou af C. G. and
Sarah A. Huntington, aged 4 years, mos
and % days.
The blessed little children
They sin and suffer not,
Nor live TO mourn in later years
Their dark and weary lot:
They only see upon the earth
The gladncss and the sun,
And then, with smiles upon their Inns.
Their pilgrimage is done.
In Leicester, May 18th, of Lung Fever. 70.
b. wife of Robert Barker, aged II years.
In West Salisbury, June Bird of cousnmp.
uon, Parry. wife Of Samuel Holt, aged ts
years. = -
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STATE OF VERMONT J Be it rcmemberes
District of Addison. SIS. ! that at Probate
Court held at Middlcbuiy, in and for the Dis
trict Of Addison, on the LIST day Of June, a
d. 1856:
Joel Rice, guardian of LAURA GAY, of
Drdport, in said District. an Insane person,
represents to said court; that his said ward
has no personal estate, and that 1t is ncccS-
sary to sell part of her real estate TO pay the
expenses Of maintaining her and that it
wuud he conducive to the interests Of his
ward TO sell the whole of her real estate be-
ing all the lands or real estate situated in
said Bridport. which was set and assigned TO
her in the division of the estate Of her de-
ceased father, Martin Gay, late Of Bridport.
for the purpose ofputting the proceeds there
Of, after paying the expenses Of her !naih-
tcnahcc at interest, and makes application
to this court to grant him lice.sc u sell al
the said real estate OF his said ward, for the
purpose aforesaid 1t is thercupon ordered,
that said application DC considered by this
court by this court, at the session thereof TO
be held at the Office of tho Register of this
court in said Middlebury, on Thursday, ths
2lst day Of June, instant, (lS55)i at ten
O'clock in the forenoon and that notice DO
given to all persons interested that they mE~
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said license being granted, by
publishing a certified copy Of this order in
the Mddlebury Register-a newspaper print
ci Mt sail Middlebury-three weeks success
sively pievions to the time Of said court.
JrD. S BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of Record
73w Attest Jed S Bushnell. Register.
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Almanacs for 1855,

The subscriber has few copies of the Yer
mont Almanac, Walton's Registers, Vermont
Dircctorys, Church AlmRnacs Christian and
Farmers do, which will be sold low.
A. II. COPELAND,
No. BrcwStcrs Block
Mddlcbury, June 10, 1859.
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BOOK g. PERIODICAL STORE

NO. l, BREWSTER'S BLOCK.
The subscriber has just received a large as
sUrtnent of Plain and Fancy
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
of II variety or 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-
toll Board, Cards. Pencils, Pens, &c.
School and Miscellaneous Works.
Constantly on hand or procured to order at
short notice All the popular New FORK and
Boston Daily, Weekly and Monthly Pcriodi-
Gals, furnished by the year, month, or single
copy.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.,
And all new works received US soon as pub
lishcd.
n. b. Arnold's Whiting Fluid, constantly
on hand. Also superior quality Of Black,
Blue and Carmne Inks
All the above articles will be sold at lower
rates than at any other place in this vicinity.
a. II, COPELAND.
Middlebury, June 10, 1850.
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To the Mayor and Aldermen Of Cities,
and selectmen of Towns in Vermont

|. d. RICHARDS & SONS,
Importers Of SPIRITS and WINES for To-
gal purposes, and Wholesale Dealers in NEW
ENGLAND RUM and ALCOHOL, would re-
specially 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 usdGl assortment re-
quircd by them for mechanical and medi
cial purposes.
From United States Bonded Warehouse,
we are prepared to deliver pure Foreign
Spirits ard Wines in original packages to
the purchaser, aud at the lowest market
prices, for cash. or such credit as nny be de-
sired.
References, and Catalogues containing
prices and description Of goods. forwarded
by mail it, desired.
All articles Warranted to give entire salts
faction.
J. u. RICHARDS g. SONS,
81 and 50 State Street
May II, 1855. 4;6w BOSTON, MASS.
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Notice.

Whereas, Mary Ann and myself have
agreed to separate MS man and wife. and pro-
vide for ourselves in all things: This is TO
give notice to all persons that ! shall not
hold myself responsible for any debts Mary
Ann may contract after this date.
JOHN NARNEY.
Mildlcbury, June f. 1855 93w
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Jury Trials.-June Term A. D.,
1855.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK J
6. Admr Charles Bradbury as. Royal
Chandler. Ejectment.
f f. Woodbridge and Geo. w.
Grandey for pfI
Ii. Ncedham for def. Verdict
for plff
7. Edwin Lawrence as. Israel Davy.
Assumpsit.
o Seymour and L J, Phelps for
pldf
j. Prout and +. n. Briggs for
deft. Verdict for rlf. Sl492,s
6. Eli Stevens rs. David s. Church
Trespass.
j. W. Stewart and J. A. Beck
with for plff.
i. d. Barber for deft. Verdict
for plf Sl5533
o. State Us. Frederick Rounds. 1ulict.
ment in ton counts for selling IL
quor without license.
F. Il. Woodbridge States At
torney.
j A. Beckwith and E D Barber
for deft. Verdict guilty on four
counts. Fine $40 and costs.
PoND's CAsE.-In Ponds case for the
homicide of Dccater Cheney, it was or
dered by the Court in pursuance of the
Statute provided in such cases, that he
be confined in the States Prison at
Windsor, in the county of Windsor, for
and during the term of his natural life,
unless previously discharged by order Of
law" it having been adjudgcd by the
Court, that it was unsafe for him to 60
at large.
We understand the testimony in full,
and all the proceedings in the case are
to be published soon, in pamphlet form.
No one can read the testimony without
being convinced Of the insanity of Pond
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Glass.

or nearly all sizes, constantly for sale.
s1-Whcn you make picture frame make
IL possible so that some of the following ST.
yes Of tho Glass will fit. 2iaS0, 22x30, 20x-
80, 20A2s, 20x26, 20x2i, 1922, 1874, lex.
% l6x2t II, A. SHELDON.
Oct. %. 1851
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All persons who have any unsettled ac-
counts at my shop, are desired TO call and
settle them Immediately, as ! have closed
business, at the old stand. ! may hereafter
he found at the shop of X. l.. Fuller, In
stewart's Block
l.. BERTRAND.
June &, 1885. III
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Ices CL0THING IHSs

Just received ftom New York and Troy,
of desirable styles and superior workman
ship, and made from nm excellent quality of
Cloth. In fact much superior TO anything
ever before offered in this market. Also,
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting in part of Gloves, of Kid, Black +,
White and colorcd Lisc Thrcud and Silk;
Hose Of Cotton. Blue Mixed and White, and
of Merino Suspcnders for men and boys
Handkerchief for the neck and pocket, both
of Silk and of Linen; Perfumcry for the
Hair, Handkerchief and Skin: Hair Brushes
of Il superior quality; Watch Ribbons, Shirts,
Collars, Over AIS Frocks, &c, &c all OF
which are for sale at n profit, at the sign Of
the Fire Insurance Office.
{ q Picture Frames made TO order.
W. ;. LANE.
Middlcbury, May 80, 1865. 7;
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE( .
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the DISTRICT OF New h.
ven, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate Of
ALVIN WOOSTER, ,.,at
late Of New Haven In said district, deceased,
ard also all claims and demands exhibited IN
offset therefor and sff calender moaths from
the 18th day Of this present Jane 1865, be-
ing allowed by said court for the purposr,
We do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend TO the business OF our said ap-
pointment, at the late dwelling house Of tho
deceased, in Now iiavcpon the Third Tues,
days of September and November pext, FROM
one o'clock ? NJ. until four 5eloek, r. u
on each Of said days.
MARTIN CnwLES O'"'s'
Dated at New Haven, this 10th day Of juno
A. II. 1855. q,3w
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To the Ladies !

NAN be found at Beokwlih's a large aud
~ beautiful assortment of Hat Ribbons
Embroideries Mantilla Velvets, Ladies Cloth,
Ladies and Misses Knit Sacks, GUS and
Hoods, Fteh, Lynx, Sable and Concy VIZ.
torines and Cuffs
Nov 30 1856
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FORT EDWARD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Ray. JOSEPH +. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev. II. Is. TAYLOR, Steward.
Twenty Professors and Teachers.
MAMMoru B1ick BuLpiNds-wih Male
and Female DepNriments--in the estimation
Of intelligent visitors, uncqualled by any
Seminary ediloo in the country. sy- Special
facilities in Ancient aud Modern Languages
and in Music
FAN Term begins Aug TO- Winter Term,
lec o.
Board, furnished rooms, prepared fncl.
washing, tuition In common English, and in
cidentals, In advance for the whole term Of
! weeks, SIS.
Excursion trains, at reduced fare, on the
first and the last day of each term.
Those who desire superior facilities for n
thorough education, commercial classical or
ornamental, and are capable Of keeping
wholesome rules are invited to apply for
Catalogues, or Tor board 10 the Principal
Fort Edward y y, May 80, 1855. I'm
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MIDDLEBURY
F E NJ A lie Sc N IN A R Y.

The Summer Quarter will begin on Mon
day, May I, and continue eleven weeks.
TvITIoN-in Elementary English, $500;
Higher English, $3.50; Latin and English,
$500; Drawing. $400 Painting in water
colors, 800; in Oil, $50 Music, $1,000.
Board in Seminary Boarding House, in
Guiding Room, Lights and Washing, $500
per quarter. Rooms for self boarding can
be readily obtained.
Bills payable at the middle Of the quarter
W. +. BASCOM, \. NJ, Principal
Mrs. y. T. BAscnM, Teacher of MUslc.
Miss j. S. JoNEs, Teacher of English
aud French.
Miss H. KrLBoURN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss II,RRIET l.. TtLnrs Teacher Of Music
Mildlcbury, Vt, April -, 1855. !;
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Albany Private Hospital.
Quick Cures aud Lev Pri

NO 8 BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, y. Y.
T'rcnfv TNousaR5 Patients CU1cd iHHpaNy
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ALSO,
Hats, Caps g. Furnishing Goods

of all sorts, Shirts, Drawers, Suspcnders, Col
lars, Crayats, Hosiery, and all that goes TO
make up wclldrcsscd man.
Cash or ready pay is the motto, and man
who buys here is not compelled to pay for the
goods he buys and bad debts OF others be-
sides
~ Don't forget the placc--Nchols' Build
ing, south end the bridge.
"a JAMES l.. NEGUS, Foreman.