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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-18
Brighton Cattle Market, July IL.
CIR AlN--pcr bushcl.

At markct-1lT5 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores,
2 pairs Working Oxen, | II Cows and Calves,
1900 Sheep and Lambs, $50 Swine.
Prccs.-Bccf Cattlc-Extra $3.50 First
quality So, Second do SSGS,25 Third do
81 ordinary $3.50
Hides S6@6 % per cwt. Tnlpw 1925
Pelts 75cG$l 90. Calf Skins 12c.
Veal Calves--S6ldS.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-$a5, ~, 81, So, 40, IS
@55.
Sheep and Lambs-ESira SiGo. ny lot,
81 so, l,75 ., $685.
Swinc-5!@7c retail 697c. Spring figs
7i1c. retail Sd9c.
Remarks-Owing 10 the large number of
cattle at market to day, prices have declined
25a50c. per 100 lbs. The weather Is very
warm, and buyers purchase srarngly
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Unclaimed Estates in Great Britain

The British Government have taken pos
session of properties LEFT in England, or in
the other British possessions, by the Follow
ing named persons no next Of Kin having
been found to claim them
Mary Elliot, Ann Elliot, Edward Evans,
Simon Fraser. Mrs. General Fullerton, John
Frances, Sarah Fry, William Fowler, Eliza
beth Forbes, Samuel Freeman, Mitchell Ora
ham, Sophia Griffin, Phebe Gray, Thomas
Goldman, Sarah Gunner, wetwonney Cor
wood, Elizabeth Gun, Capt David Glass,
James Glover, Jane Grcenough, Elizabeth
Green, Ann Gay
(lforc ncu weck.)
The properties left by either Of the above
montionvd persons can now he recovered by
persons showing themselves next of Kin Of
such person. For further information apply
to COLUMBUS SMITH, West Salisbury, Vt.
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Notice.

Rutland and Addison Fire Insurance Co.
The Directors of this Company have made
the following assessments for the current
year
On all premium mole, in force Sept l. is5t 2 per cent
G. May 30, 1855, per cent.
payable on the first September next
l.. BIXBY, TrC asurcr
Brandon, July 2, 1856. 13;3w
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Notice.

All persons who have any unsettled &C
counts at my shop, are desired 10 call aud
settle Them immediately, a. have closed
business, at The old stand | may hereafter
be found at the shop Of d l. Iun,r. in
Stewart Block
J BERTRAND.
rnae 3. 1855 III
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STEAMBOAT & RAILROAD
1859 EHIis 1883


The Proprietor will run q daiy stage FROM
MlDDLEBURY TO LARRABEES POINT,
during navigation, rs follows Leave Middle
dnry on the arrival of morning trains from
North and South, arriving ut the Polht in
season for the boats both North and South
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Middcbury III tiiiie for the ctening
train going South.
eY'Packagca Of b$ggasc carried 10 dfl,er.
BY attending faithfully to his Business, the
Proprietor expects the support Of bis friends
and enemies even.
j. S PERRY, fsns,ieior.
Middlebtiry, June / 1855. 7;
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A Terrible Foe to the human family
is Pulmonary Consumption. 1t is a
great relief to know that it can be
cured in most cases by the Wild Cher
ny Preparation Of DR.. Wistar- the
most reliable medicine in use for
coughs, &c. ~
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the Rutland and
Addison Mutual Fire Insurance Company
will be holden at the Office of said Company,
in Brandon, on Friday, the 10th day Of july,
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
By order of the Directors.
l.. BlXBY, Sec.
Brandon, June &c, 1866. ll3w
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StockWell Cottage,

The present residence Of Dr. e. J. EtLLs,
of West Cornwall, Vt, a desirable location
for 4 Homeopathic Physician, Is FOR SALE.
Enquire Of the present occupant
July 4, 1885. i2;tf
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N0RTHFIELD INSTITUTION,


JOHN H. GRAHAM, Principal.
Geopes /. BARD, (U. V. Ny Assistant,
W, w. Culver, Teacher Of Drawing, Paint
ing &c,
HARRtEr Il. SA.ps IN, French and English.
EMILY WAiNwRlour, instrumental Music.
DrTslE d. IIuuBERT, Preparatory Department
The Fan Term will begin Wednesday, Sep
tcmber 9th.
Number of scholars the past year, G26.
Classical students, So
References. Our former Scholars and Pat
rons.
Northicld, Vt. July, 1855 13il Il
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Raw. JOSEPH +. KING, A. NJ, Principal
Rev. II. b. TAYLOR, Steward
Twenty Professors and Teachers.
MAMMOTH Back BrtLDlNGs--Nith Male
and Female Departmental the estimation
Of intelligent visitors, uncquallcd by any
Seminary cdiice in the country. q Special
facilities in Ancient and Modern Languages
and in Mhsic.
Fall Term begins Aug. lG, Winter Term,
Dec. g.
Board, furnished rooms, prepared fuel
washing, tuition in comiaon English, and in
cidcntals, In ADVANCE for the whole term of
II weeks, so.
Excursion trains, at reduced fare, on the
first and the last day ofcach term.
Those who desire superior facilities for a
thorough education, commercial, classical Or
ornamental, and are capable Of keeping
wholesome rules, are invited TO apply for
Catalogues, or for board to Tie Principal.
Fort Edward, n. Y, May 30, 1856. 7;2m
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Salmon,

Goldfish, Mackercl, New Mackerel at 6 !
cents per lib, just received by
July II. H. A, SHELDON.
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DIR. J. II. SCIIENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
For the Cure Of COnsumption.


The proprietor of this medicine was him.
self, many years ago reduced so low rs to he
given up by his physicians and friends, in the
last stage Of Consumption, VIXEN all homes
of ever getting well had fed. he Naa strongly
recommended to use syrup made from an
old Indian receipt. wlnch Succeeded in effect
ually curing him. The family PHYSICIANS and
n large number of respectable gentlemen GER
tilted to the facts OF this cuse, and Suo1 tho
pulmonic Syrup obtained rcputnt ION never
cqualed in that section of the coiinlrv. Cic.
a'ng, MS this rase did, sensation second to
that only Of miracle, DIR. Schenrk was
waited upon hy mahy Similarly anlit ed 10
whom lie administered lie Syrup with the
same bcnc.irial results. III I'.rt, stch wis the
notoricty ufthis medicine. that eminent prac.
tcing phy,itians had their attention. drawn
toward the rising expiration or H. mon. ha.-
Ing witnessed ITS curative r5wcre, and freely
extended and inlfodnccd the hiedicircto The
public, and nsed it in their daily practice
No other medicine operates upon tho syS-
ten in the manner that the Pumonic Syrup
does. produces a healthy action upon the
morbid parts, by purifying them from diseases;
II promotes the expectations, aliays the
cough, Upens the matter in tho lungs, and
when II is discharged, 1t heals the opening
that the breaking of the tuhcrclc or ab.
scess produces, and the lungs become sonnd
functions; it also soothcs the rritaiod PORTION
of the lungs and other organs and thus re-
stores these parts TO health a superior
property that the medicine possesses over all
0thcrs Is, that 1t contains no opium, calomcl,
or any other dcleierious medicine.
In lsii Di Schenck removed from Fl,m.
ingl>n, New jersey, 10 Philadelphia,and com
nenced the practice of his profession, where
he soon required reputation excellcd by
n rtfripe- a disease mai la,
been deemed incurable, and he has since then
daily prese htcd TO the world :ncontcsiblc evi.
dence of his success.
Both Of his parents died with ronSh.nh.
ton, which appears 10 have been an heredi-
tary disease with his fathers family. Allhi>
brothers uni sisters, except one, died early Of
this disease, none of them, but one brother.
reaching the age of twenty.
Thus left nearly the last of his family. he
naturally felt some alarm, as one after anoth-
or were consigned to the silent tomb hy This
fell destroyer.
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Flour.

$50 Bbls choice aouI warranted, lust re-
ceived by II. A. SHELDON.
July IL.
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VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY

" n " L. = l III v " 7,
We, the subscribers, residents of Fleming
ton, d" hereby certify that We are well acoaln-
ted with DR., J. H. Schenth' Hswss attacked
hy disease whichos we believe terminated In
Pulmonary Consumption; under the operation
of which, he was educed SO low as TO be I'M
anle To leave his bed for long time. and 10
all appearance wuspast recovery. lie is now
perfectly wcll-his cough and fever have left
him. and VIC feel justified in declarngit isor
belief that these salutary effects have result
cd from the use OF the Pulmonc SWIM.
MEMBER OF -oNGREss, MEBCHAN1s
Isaac u tdrleN D. q IL j. IL. Reading,
Augustus Erisbic
COUNTY CLERK. a. V. Donncl,
Joseph Benson. VIM p Emery.
j. 7. Faree.
srRRoGAIE.
G c. Seymour CLERGY.
Jas, NJ. Olnstcd,
JUDGES or rHE couRT.C. Batolette.
Samuel Ill.,
ltoht. Il. ReudiBg, PosTMAsrEK.
a. G. Davis, Geo. w Rislcr.
mEnBTHs OF the BAR: CITIZENS.
Peer j. CLARK, John n Capner,
VIM. II Sloan, Mahlon c, Hart,
c. Barilos, Peter Ewinr.
Kathl SaXton. ASA Jones,
George a. Allen, VIM. r. Moore,
JAS N. lieading, T. w. Burk,
Alex. Wurts. Hugh Capner
john l.. james
ruYsiclAN Thomas Gray.
} + Sehenck, Nj. d., A. }, Ilolcomb,
Geo. i. Rex, NJ. D., David Durham,
r. B. Mershon, NJ. ID Hart Wilson.
NJ this time there Is not a town or village
IT. the United StaIes'but in which can he found
more or less wonderful cures by the use of
Schenck's pulmonic Syrup.
ID. Schenck is the inventor Of the celc-
brated kosPfrometer for examining and de-
tectthS al diseases of the Lungs Heart
WHOLESALE AGENTS
PbIodeiPhiG-GILBE ,WEN1Z SEQ.
NJ n. Third Street
Ncp iork-C. V. CLICkNLR & co, 81
BoSoa-REDDING ~ como 2 Safest.
And every respectable Druggist through.
out the United States. l9.s5eow
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-18
MIDDLEBURY
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
IRON SToHT.

Wholesale and retail dealer in a n kinds Of
Iron, Stoves e. Agricultural Implements
MiDDLEBURY, VERMONT.
STRAW CUTTERS, of the NEST approved
lOpatent, for sale at j. DANENPORTS
.
DLOuGIb, of almost all kinds at
l. j. DAVENP0RTS.
SrONES, Box, Parlor, and Cooking-all
'Okinds, at J. DAVENPORTS.
- - - - - = = :. = -
SroVE Pipe q Hollow Ware at
~ J. DANENPORrS
MN WARE of all kinds, at
j, DAvENPOBTS.
= = - = = = = - = -
OBJ WORK, Of every kind usually done in
- Tin Shop, at J. DAvENPoRTS.
- = - - - ~ - - - -
CoRN SHELTERS & Vegetable cutters.
Tor sale at = DAVEKPokTS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-18

NoT'H VI IH0 Congregational thnrrh, IND
door up stairs
MRS. MARIETTA J. MILES
Has Just received, from New York the
latest style Of silk & Straw Bonnets, Head
Dresses, Drcss-caps. French Flowers, Bon
net Boxes, &c, sc.
She receives monthly, the Paris, London,
and New York fashions, for Dresses, Manul-
las, &c, which will be made at short notice,
aud warranted to give satisfaction. Pinkins
done in various styles and in the neaiest
manner. Also Bleaching and Pressing, dono
H. order
Any article called for, not enumerated
above, will be procured at short notice.
bSt- Pfodpoc taken in ercAauee.
Mddlebury, April 18th, 1865. g. II
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-07-18

EYLER'a AND RALnwiSs cHuRrs,
v for sale at BLCKNlrA,k
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BOOK & PERIODICAL STORE
NO. /, BREW STEERS BLOCK.

1OON W LII IA u ~ j. Olt IL
NO. /, BREW STEERS BLOCK.
The subscriber las just received a large as
Sortincnt of Plain and Fancy
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
Of a variety nf styles aud cnlorS, consisting
Of Ladies Whilc Buii, and Peach Bath
Gilt, White and Buzz Gilt aud Plain Com
Note, Note Papers, Plain aud Fancy, Letter
and Cap do
Also Blank Books, Drawing Papers, Biis-
tol Board, Cards. Pencils, Pens, Sc.
School and Miscellaneous Works.
Constantly on band or procured to order at
short notice An the popular New York and
boston Daily, Weekly and Monthly PERIOD.
Gals, furnished 10y the year, month, or single
copy.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.,
And Ill new works received Il. soon rs pub
lishcd
M Anoid's With. Flsid. aon.iauty
on hand. Also u superior quality OF Black,
Blue and Caimino Inks.
An the above articles will be sold AT lower
rates than at any other place in this vicinity.
A. II. COPELAND.
Middieburv, June Is, 1855.
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Wanted, 800 Active Young Mon,

Trains leave Rutland as follows:
Freight aud Accommodation 1880 A. NJ
arrives at North Bennington 2,30 p. NJ.
Express Train LAO a. NJ. arrives in Troy
3P NJ.
Mail Train 1901 NJ, on arrival of Mon
treal and Boston Trains, arrives in Troy at
II =. NJ
Leave Troy as follows:
Mail Train IL NJ, arrives IN Rntland 10
PM.
Express train. 6 7. NJ, arrives in Rutland
9.3s p. NJ.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington 8 A. NJ, arrives in Rutland
A. NJ.
Tickets can he purchased at the ticket of,
hccs OF the Rutland & burlington Railroad
N. Bio avoid mistakes, he sure and
have your baggage checked and tickets via.
western Vermont Railroad and not change
ears at Centre Rutland.
Antf NYHON CLARK, Lessee.
WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES AND
w CURTAIN PAFER, a good assortment
Just received at BECKWITUiE
May o, 1855.
DORTADLE FURNACES, for sale at
BECKWlTH'S
ono YnS cARPETIl5G, for sale at
WV BECKWIrHg
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HspS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sizes, for sale
%-Fat BECKWITII'S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

Mas. PErrNcr0N oN wrnniNa'. liS'
% tend wcldin-.. {" sail Mrs. Darlington,
II. m, came hack from one ia church, and
hum hgr shawl up anI replaced the bonnet
I'm m, I5p-.rr- .r,cl taudhoy; "l like to
-v Young people come together with che
promise to love. cherish and nowih each
'a.hsr. Hutitisanlsmn ching, is matu-
mauy-a very solemn thins-whcre che
minister comes iut, che ohaucry with h.s
urrlu. on. AMI Z. through tho ccrgmony
ormakiuc them man ami wife. Il ought
On b, husband ami wife, Cor &c int every
husband that turn. gut O, lea man. I de-
clare Z never shall Gr-.t when Paul put
,rr rup,iaI rfr- an uy fn-ra anil 0il-
with my -,5ls tf.e ,ulaw. ~ us'di'
tyr Iry s,1ls ...rs'hrn, and ! Thought
D., wa, -1.u- .o -i.. me- tho whole there
wasnia Twas Young AMI simple, and
ddp. know tM afterwards that 70 only
uart one calico J-... agar. Itisa lovely
.shto -,o YOUNG rr.' .Tl.rht."E 'hr
trough as Oh, s.r- SAYS, and coming up
tr consume tsirvv.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Personal Sermon.

W.. JAY had hc,omc aware ola growing
evil anon. his brethren, ari,'n. fron a
cans, vbigh De-, h.in- familiar, determined
upon rehukiu- anil j,uauuour Whom bon
The mils; of h,s discourse, ho ails
NV Young hrythryn, it g. to hs r--rr''rl
that many enter o., ministry amer th'y
have b,rn c,lucatcl. o. Whose sryir' ih'
,harrh has claim they look Mound All
select a lady fora wife, hut they are care
uI that she ros-ssrs o. fortune. .\''r7
tis.e they l.-siu @, so weary g. WEI doing.
They tar. rulI, 60 results .u a cough, ihy
an. .1 weak that they cannot a.'.Dl o. tao
,utir. OF ,h,ir oEe, They rs.-u and lE,
uron their wife, fortune. I know o.a'g
ca.-ofthis kinI-nay &c mover BE ya"r
lot"
During The delivery Of chs krgn r.'ul',
thgrg was youre minister, % 1th-r an
OK minister. who 1.I not s,u comfortable.
Nnrr che ..ryfc. w1s rlrsrI. ;he merits ~
The Ji.carr-, ve-e -,Uyael, aul ,hs ta.T-
al opinion was. chat 60 va, only .a.h "a .ar
as caull p, delivered ly Nr Jay. Sail one
% the gy.m.ui,tr-
"Uaw l.l YOU likr Nr jay iiwssne,
quite tr.at. v1n'titf"
Gwen. GEk-l Dim y-ry wen, 1utltiink
b. vas sa,lgrr-rna'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

Tu Eu>rys Tau. The island Of E.uo
j. one uf che most c.us.l.u''. tha Uaaa-
ries. anil I conceive tle uau. fa ie -.v.a B.,
upon this accauu;-that ,t. SID, u.s 1-rl-
IN. ,1 much a, q drop ur fa-a water ,a.
O. ls iron, and indeed ,h.rs 8, .a tha ...uI
neither river 0r r.,ul.t, u.r w.I .lla-.
save tbat only t1varl ,he sa.i. ta.se arr
some wells, nut they lea. such a laaHc
from o. c.ty that ,le inhabitants aunaA.
M u.s tirr-uc Eut the -r.at Pr-ar.r
and Susaiu.r uraII. remedies thi. iug.u..-
nicuog hy way .p extraordinary, taatuau
will Del forced o. arkuuv'eI-e ta-t lr E.,-
in tlis aU uuluah.e demonstration g. Dds
wonderful e1.Iues For m Che midst
there is q tree which &, o.. only one of Oh.
kind. M a. much AS 10 las ul r.-.mhlau-
e. any u thu-e known o. us iu Europe
The leaves are long aud narrow, and erUt.u-
ue IN constant ycrllre, winter and summer,
anil i,s branches ara covered with "a cloud.
which f. never Ji.T,.lol, b4t rgsl.yiE .u;.
a moisture. caus-- o. Giu from is leaves a
very clear water, and that n such album
dance, that ths ri.trrus which are PLACED 40
che foot Of tle trrg o. rayei,c 90, are never
empty, bat contain enough 20 supply both
man aud beast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20
EDY's
nj ediCal Discovery

TIE GREATEST OF TIL AbE
NJV. KENNEDY Of Uo,hu,y, has discovered
Nj iy ono ui HHr rpumrr pIsiuTGs weeds "a rHn-
-, th,i rrrrs EVERY KIND oF lllNuH,
go, tbr vnr.t Srruirll down ton cHmmu1 liuT'r.
h. h4s trrl DO Boo over eleven hundrei c's.s, ani
never bi..I ,,rIpt in tvn. IT, h1s n's boo Die
r....s.n ,.,sf two h1H'f5l orul5l'rs ut its val
re. 100 o. ilhiu tv'nfH wi'f' ~ I'.''1.
Two bottle. arr warranted Go ,rIc ' n1r''Hs salr
mouth.
Oar CO. three laul., win cure thc vgut lirl 90
r.urIrs oH ibr hrr.
T,oa,thrrrl.tt vins'1rihs v.irmofl'-s.
Tv1 bottles HHr warranted tI rurr doe vuut
IirTr fprlr Boo ths HHu'h sIt stomach.
Three tl fF, h.f.rs pTr Warranted 90 rIre ihr
,,nr.t ,ta.s .I ,lFs.TrHH.
on Goo tvu I.u'.f aIr warranted 90 rTr 1II lu
rrY.s of tAr yII..
Tva lu.. 1rr vauH.,r 90 cure umuirg ,a
obs, .II. 4r.f I'.f.'.. IH ih. hrir
rras CO. s., l.u'.s ar. Warranted t1 oHrr oai.
Hrrf lr.I fu|.IHr u....H.
On. Irui ulH om s0a'y ruHf.Hrs uf che skiH.
Tuarr iHr.. I.ff.s. arr warranted Co Dur thr
rr..f .i..T.rstr ,I..H .ffI.rHaf.u
Tho. ta si, l.H.0. aIr Warranted i' oHIr s''t
Frra,.l,l.u, rrrs tr very var, sl.a
uf arfH'H.
Ntr..rt.r'vry, expected HB Oh. f#thuh,
arI r.r.l. Irr warranted uH.I t0' above quH-
uff DO uk.u.
Srh.- I.tsr improbable n fh..I who hryr
r,.nrI.I fi. v..I ..'HIur'I.... ihf .at,
tt1t1 rrmn.r vr.H rrvirg 600 lhr r1HmI.s,
.HI aI.-r u'I sf..r ur"s, sH.HI ufr. ,lr hH-
.r.r. ,rI 90. r.v ts.I n.I u 800 H.I. ID
I-n.r If h.. ."rr I..r rHr Hr re g-H
.Ilf .I. ...... ..H. ..... '#. ..f F..IH. Nh. .|.
r...".I .t... f.....' I.Fr.s 900 Ir f.~ v.....F
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DR. pETTITT'S
American Eye SalVe I!
Tum thc statement Ut
REV. &. -. NJ. WOODW ARD,
Oh N..I.-.. \

W sNfN'N'NH ~ y
"t va. ia the flll ct $50, fret lseame ac.
grsintrd with che American Eyc >al,c. I bal
i..,u f.ru,auy twenty year. severely afflicted with
Sore aaI Weak Bye, tho clc.t OF having the
measles 90 al atH't 1-r.
Adlught,r ~ mine bad been, lur two yDlr,
fmrllfI with WolA AMI iufamoi eyes, caused b,
salt Rb,umi part of che tim- confined be- a daIh
TuHu,
Fur ihc hstc.ght yslu alter bad the lrals.es,l
had u.fi sU rln, medicines ur tAc csc, 90 uH good
effect, that had bot ilI confidence n such prsll.
rau1u--baI absolutely refused 90 zoe them.
was at lsi persuaded a. give 10 q tr1i.
| DC COS daughter try o. u cured bee eyes.
gov, some Co othets who ver, afflicted. 10 gave
p.ii,Jt .ati. faction. Cases oiscycrl years siani-
Jog were cured ly 10.
Go--I,s aHI HIlsssf.my companions iur ,i-h-
teen Years. have been laid aside. meet oi. thr
.i0rm. Of Winter and dust oi Summer with The
nskCl oyU.
A Hule glrIof Sc. Baldwin, Bndarl, VI, sc-
yerr, afflicted tom infancy, which bad lnulfd The
eGou. ct 40 the physiciaus, vas poricctly curd
b, the ~alyc.
Sold by G. W. ATwEI.L. under ihc u. = To-
81, Portland. Paris, ANDREWS y bAiL
and JOHN DRESSER. South Paris, w a
RUST, ND,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-20

EFFECTIVE RETALIATION. A Quaker bad
a quarrels5rne urighhar Whose COW, hsius
suffered Q, -l at lar,', often hrlSc int, the
Quak,r's well cultivated rarisn. ono fur
morning, having driven the COW from hi.
premises o. che owners house, ho -aid o.
him, Friend T., llys dri'ea thy
COW home onoc more, and 10 | find hgr iu
Ms slrlaua-aiu--'' " suppose YOU dp,
his i.-lbur exclaimed au-ri.y, '' what will
you dpP'' "Why." sand the Quaker, d" I'm
drive hsrholac to thee a-lin, lri.uiT--.'
TAe COW uc,eg again troubled the Quaker.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

on and a0sr MONDAY, the
2t.t inst, che Steamers At
tsSS - IANTIC. Capt. bTuUgr
rAi-aS@ArssS>u1 ksiour, and FOREST
cry. cant. &. \. rUisct, WI rua a' ialI,v''
Is,yisr Atlau,i, Rail Roll wharf ''.rs N.s
.i,y. Tr,sIa,. WsIrtssy, Thursday ald iura''
al 5o'el,sk l.. n. arI CerlnlMhan, host"n' coo
Same Ja,s, I'D O'Clock =. VI 800,
',h,n ras.ag',
\ U.-.T.,fh ua,tis furnished with large nHn.
state Y .1us Irf thr g-HuuI.dItiHno i l''ir'
.,..l F,mlI.fs aaI frl,,i'srs arr reminded nailN
tLir. this irr. rrrb s,,in. 90 time H1i ''Ifai''
utIi. made; au| th1t th, iHt.H'r HIru'' % ali''
ia. ir lIa.toa at ltr b1ursui ihrHI-htNI'l'''o'f
avoided.
Tha H4atsarfivr in sr1sun i"r ihrp1ssrn- q"
take tbr EARLIEST trains cot .fIHH cots.
Tho Camr,u, 1rr rHi fgsTrHs.h.. i.' '.ft.e
.r. Ia 4u,.,lt ,NrrrIr- . sd r ,a'"#, rHt tht
unl.ss r.ri,r Be- l.v,H ari I'rt i.I no
thr tate ul o1r T8sf,H-,r lur ''lu -s'N addition
40 ,aIro.
Tr,l.ht ul,n atlnv pi,s.
l.. billings Agent.
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We uR HRn
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATlON'
nELAI nl-ILLN LnrL.L.NuI

.rr,f u,srrr, r,r,,,,,r,
4, ala, ,s,r Of Our Lord. IsI-. I'm or s,...,.,.
,f,r.T,firll chemists. we Discovered ft.fI....
,.,,.., ,,.,f.If, arT.f.. rfaI. I.I
T. ~. f..nr.,. ,p l4rI,r.as. ,,s .Is....I
.,,.,.. ,,......Ilf .ufh F., mars, Inr. .r..E
.,,,, r,,,. tI.,f flr ,4u.af b. ,.ls arrr..I ,..r
r,.t. ,l.t..I d. f,iB. 600 urs1. Irr.. ll...I I..
n..t fllftr..g Mains ,.r. r.ir.,rI Boo aH. ......,
HnIf nH.t violent frf..us lHI Iu.HII.......
a,rrbsI ara che .y.,,li rrstnrI taIs.s.t ......
s i.a nH1t.s. ln l~i1 vr wir"..l.. II.. E...
rIF iH ihr uHI'i urf. thr nTH'1
nanny AYES READY TTIITr
bL4.I.., "a B., br-,.ir.rt. cd f.......
al. f...,.. ...,.. 90 .r......t .....f..
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Farm for Sale.

..,l..r. Tho SaI.pr.lfr .1,s l.' '' a.
$3.50 ofihsh. T1m. Do iar '.'. ...
'ae ga,Lf,u. situated thrrf w..'' r...
- ~ ,iI.s-apl ths ia1.u goo ID o.. . '.
- ruuliaH. a.s.. "'. ,....
of LaI, we'll divided iaf' o.. j i''. Tts
Land. rut. tucnt, -6ye tous Hi hi' aaI be-
hJu.s iam aui she's aIc ..r .....r.a rr.t
go1d rsrair; itis vel .alg...l E..-r,Ha...1 %
-, M , .HIt,Lle sils Sc i,tun..
~ Mon state 81 cultivation, OBJ, ,.g,.rI.s'
p 80. Said farm Will D. sl.' .In I,nW.
lsr SOM, Terms lilsul
Buck6cld. March, 10, lsoI'
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THE rulsri'sr hereby gives public notice thlt
i .hs hls L,,u tul, arruHt,d % iha ilUlHral d.
Jui- e uf Probate, g., thF County ui oNnI aui
assumed ihe uu.i uf AIuiHistutr.N Ui che estate
olSNNuEL ". AENOID I'e of I,unleri,
On .ail County. deceased, ly giving lsaI as ths
Hw turts. She therefor, u,. rrsls ilat 100 rcrsnls
who acc iusbi5a o. che ,-talr u. said dr,Jlsri i1
make Immediate payment. aniihn-s who hhNcany
ugulnds thereon, % ,NhIbit che same o.
Nav n, ISIS. MARY v. ARNOLD.