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&C. The Hon j. p. Benjamin, U s
Senator from Louisiana, at the request of
several prominent citizens of New Or.
leans, has given his opinion upon certain
questions Of national interest, in which
he fotebodes die calamitics, not less than
the destruction of the Union, from the
proscriptive action of the next Congress.
At the last session of Congress a propo.
sltlon TO repeal the fugitive slave law,
oommanded eleven votes in tie Senate }
From recent elections Of Northern Sena.
tors he has no doubt that With the state
OF public opinion in tho North, such a
proposition would now receive twenty
votes in the Senate, which has already
been looked to as the last refuge of the
Constitution whilst in the other branch
OF Congress. the matter is Infinitely
worse. Poor man
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Unclaimed Estates in Great britain

The British Government have taken nos.
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:
Maria Anne Ross, John Rowtc, Robert
Roote.James Smith, Mary Smith j ohn Smith,
Englesfield Smith. Richard Stevens, John
Sidney, DR.. Francis DE Sura, Sarah Sheard
Saraq Stains, Hannah Squire, Joseph Sipp,
Capt. Samuel Tysien, William Thorpe, Cat.
tern Townsend
(nJrc mert wcek.)
The properties left by either of the above
mentioned persons can now be 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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4 In Cornwall, Aug Q, by Rev. j. A. Bent,
Mr. LOAN c. MEAD to Miss RoxANA +. PEgr,
/both Of Cornwall.
In vergennes, on the 18th inst by Rev ".
+. Lcavitt, 1iratiCK STEVENS, Esq of chi
cago, Ill.,, to Miss ELEcr. J., daughter of Ho-
sea Willard, Esq, of Vergennes
On Tuesday evening, July 3lst, at Bellevue
Cottage, Granville Hill, the residence of Geo
Upham, Esq, by Rev. Mr.. Blackallcr, pastor
of Trinity Church, SAMUEL S. BELL, Esq, of
Cleveland, to Miss Mary l.. COOPER, eldest
daughter of the late Dr. E. Cooper. Of Ncw-
ark, Ohio.
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Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic
Hdh n afdda

THIS medicinal diet drink is manufactured
by the PROPRIETOR at Schicdam, in Holland,
expressly for medicinal purposes. fl las
been submitted TO nearly all the first Chem.
lists and Physicians In the United States who
endorse 1t over their own signatures as one of
the great essentials Of the Dfateria Media.
II is now prescribed with great success in
Gravel, Gout, Rheumatism distractions OF
Bladder and Kidneys, and Tor Dyspei sia il
has no superior in the world
Put up In quart and pint bottles, enveloped
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,
IL, 20, and 22 Beaver-st New York.
5,3m % South Frontst.i Philadclnhin
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What shall we do with these Know
Nothingsl They are stealing all our
best political capital. In Massachusetts,
they made the Free Soil leader in the
State y. s. Senator,-boldly voted the
removal of Loring, passed a Personal
Liberty bill that ortgocs any movement
ever made against the Fugitive Slave
Law, and a stringent Maine Law bill,-
all by LAUNDERING majoritics and how in
New Hampshire besides making John
p. Hale U. s. Senator they have begun
on the same measures with like unanim-
lily. We are at loss to know what to
do with such creatures But perhaps we
had better let them 60 on, and do Up all
our heaviest work, such as we have all
thus far failed to accomplish, and then
all turn in and put down "thc midnight
assasns. - Grern Mountain Freeman.
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TRENTON, N. j, August 1.-The
State Council of Know Nothings met
here to-day, $50 members being present,
j. II. Lyon President. After lengthy
discussion, resolutions we're passed, pro
testing against the 10Th section, (slave.
ry) Of the Philadelphia Platform as not
being part of the American princi.
pies. They also protested against the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
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CfaaI n otifes:
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
tbe Probate Coart for the District Of New Ha-
ycr, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and dethssds Of all persons,
against the estate of ..,.,>
CHARLES LUFKfIf, .,.,1
late of Bristol, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six calender months from
the roth day of July 1855, being allowed by
said co1rt for the purpose, VIC do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to tho
business Of ohr said appointment, at the
dwelling house of tHe Davis Jufkin, in said
Bristol on the 9th day o. September and
the goth day Of December, 1850 from nine
each Of said days. l., u.,~
JOEL pBvTs,, ,c.
ARIEL HAWKINS Vo"''
Dated at Bristol tb,J 10Th day of July,
a. D.l855. I35w
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BALTIMORE, Aug. l7.-BAvAGEs OF
TuE FEVER. AT Portsmouth yesterday,
there were IL death, from yellow fever,
and IS new cases Mdshipman Walter
Jones, Of the U. s. chip Pennsy lvania,
there, and FIVE seamen. were down with
it. The crew of the Pennsy tania has
been taken to Craney Island. by the St.
Lawrence. for better protection.
Private letters from Norfolk represent
the disease increasing there.
Five deaths, and three new cases Of
fever are reported as having occurred in
Richmond yesterday.
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RAIL ROAD AccipENT-We are great
ly panied to learn that b. p. CHENEY
Esq Of Boston. was a sufferer by an ac.
cident Oh the Northern N H., Il. r., on
Saturday the Sd. The down train ran
off from the track near Canaan, and Mr..
Cheney, who was in the Express car, had
his right arm so crushed that amputa.
tion was found necessary. DR.. Crosby
of Hanover, performed the operation at
the shoulder. This morning Mr. Cheney
was pronounced by the Doctor to be do
Ing well and out Of danger of fatal
termination. Isl. ADans Messenger,
1871.
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EE The Middlcbury Registc/ seem,

EE The Middlcbury Register seems
TO have caved in, and gone over to utter
fnnkeyism."- Temperance Standard.
What can that meanl Why it means
that the Register says it shall support
the same State ticket that 10 did last
year, viz, Royce, Fletcher and Bates
Queer caving in" that As the Stand.
ard bitterly opposed Gov Royce last
year and does the same this we suppose,
following the analogy of the otthe Stand
ord's language, it may be said to have
caved out Burlington Free Press
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Dir0,

In this village, on the 10th inst CHAR
LoTTE E., daughter of Moses W. Rice, aged
8 months and 1s days
Go, sweet babe, and be pillowed upon the
breast of thy mother, for at heavens portals
she awaits thee.
In this village, on Monday, the 18th inst,
MARTIN CRANE, son of Horace Crane, Esq,
aged q years. -
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PENNSYLVANIA SriRlr-The Wings of
Mifiiiu Co., Pa, have passed the follow
Ing concise and correct resolution -
Resolved, That the removal of the
Hon. A. II. Reeder, Governor of Kan.
sas, is ou' of series of outragcs, begin.
ming with the bombardment of Grey.
town, which eminently illustrates how
fast General Piorce aud his administra.
ton is growing gradually small and
beautifully less Ny Degrees
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-22

" Wilson Shannon, Ex-Governor Of
Ohio, a member of the last Congress
from that State, and a supporter of the
Kansas Nebraska bill, has been appoint
cd Governor of Kansas. vice Dawson de-
clincd Shannon accepts.
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ES The Louisville Journal of Aug.
10, contains many offidatits as t, the
cause Of the riots in the Sh ward-some
of thcin by Irish Catholics. which 60 TO
show that they ItEe Irish) were armed
several days previous to the election
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WINDSOR County We learn that the
Republican County Convention, which
met at Woodstock on the 18th, made
the. following nominations For SEN
ators, Carlos Coolidge. Norman VIII
liams, George johnson, Shubel Converse;
Assistant Judges, Daniel Woodward,
Joseph Dodge Sheriff, Lorenzo Rich.
mond High Bailiff, Silas Warren :;
States Attorney, James Barrett; Judge
of Probate for the District of Windsor.
Salmon f. Dutton; Judge of Probate
for the District of Hartford, John Pur-
ter. Mr.. JOHNSON has formerly acted
with the Democratic party.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY
G R A NJ NJ A R sc II TOOL.

The Fail Torn will oommonoe Thursday,
September Q, and continue eleven weeks.
Miss Sarah c. Dougherty, so favorably known
to the patrons of the school will take charge
of tho female department.
The facilities for studying French at this
school, are superior to those of any other
school in Northern Vermont.
No pains will be spared to make the school
in every way of the first order. Board 81 so
to S1.T5 per week. For further particulars
address X. e. BENTON, Principal.
Johnson, July 20, 1855. l5:tsl
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LS By the Kentucky election re-.
turns We notice that Hon. Linn BOYD
has at last been defeated as a candidate
for Congress. He was first elected som
twenty years ago and has had seat IN
Congress nearly every year since He
was the candidate of what the 1ri5u he
styles the sort called Democrats
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DEATH OF ABBOTT LAWRENCE Hon
Abbott Lawrence, the millionaire and
ex.Miuister to England died at hi, res.
idencc in Boston last Saturday, aged,
CO wears.
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Making 3 IA per cent for the
year ending August !, 1855. Said per cent
age to he cast upon the original amount of
the premium note, without reference to any
endorsement and to be paid to the Treas
urer, at his Office in Montpelier, on or before
the 18th day of October, 1865.
The Twenty.Eishth Annual Report
of tile Company will be published early in
September, and forwarded to the Members
by mail,-to which they are resp, ctfully re-
fcrred for a detailed statement OF The business
OF the Company for the past year.
Members of the company will find in the
hands of the Representatives elect TO the
Legislature, "a schedule showing the amount
ofassessnicrt due from each respectively
nnd they are particularly desired to see that
the money for their assessments is forwarded
TO the office in October. The assessments
must be paid when due. little attention
to this, on the Tart of the members of the
company,will save expense and trouble
J. T. THURSTON, Treasurer
Office Of Vt. NJ. +. ms Co,
Montpelier, Aug. 4, 1856. ls;3w
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New Books, &c.

btar Papers, by II. ". Beocber.
Peeps alta Belfry, by T. W. Shelton.
Doestcks Book, by Q. X. Philander Doe
sticks P. b.
Which, the Right or the Lett.
The Waterman by J. A. N.
North
Moredun," by Sir Walter Scott
Cone Cut Corners
Al the Magazines for August just received
and for sale by A. II. COPELAND.
Middlebury, August LIST 1855.
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DR.. LtsrESARp
continues TO he con
suited confidential
y and successfully
IN all forms Of pri-
vate diseases, at his
. ! d Established
Hospital, No. 8 lea
yer st. Albany Il. Y.
Or. LisPeRfih;
Great U0tk.
APriva tenn edic al
Treatise
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VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company,
Notice of assessment Tor 1858.

The members of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company are hereby notified, that
the following assessments having been made
by the Directors on all notes in force on the
following days, to wit:
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Gold Bracelet Lost!

Lost, on the 9th inst, while at or return
ing from Lake DrnmoIc to Middlcbury, a
Gold Bracelet Any one finding the same,
who will return II to the office of the Regis
ter, or TO the undersigned will be suitably
rewarded. SAMUEL S. BEIt.
Middlcbnry, Aug 10, 1865. t73w
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STEAMBOAT & RAILROAD
1855 MEgglag 1855

The Proprietor will run daily stage from
MIDDLEBURY TO LAIR ABEES POINT,
during navigation as follows: Leave Middle
dnry on the arrival Of morning trains from
North and South, arriving at the Point in
season for the boats both North and South.
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Middlcbury in time for the evening
train going South
sg'PackSscs or baggage carried to order.
By attending faithfully TO his business, the
Proprietor expects the support Of his friends
and eRcmics even.
j. S PERRY, Proprietor.
Midll"bury, June /, 1855. ::
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-22

PRrslDENr WA9LAND-Tbis gentle.
man is talked Of in Rhode Island for u.
S. Senator There are few 50 strong
men in that body.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-22

% John A. Winston, Dem. is elect.
ed Governor of Alabama The Con.
gressioual delegation will stand five dem.
oc'ats and tive X N, aud the complex.
ion Of the Legislature is Democratic
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-22

EE At Fort teavenworth. Kansas.
forty.six persons have died with cholero
Among its victims are Major Arnlstcad
and wife
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OGcs cfthe H1ry'aad Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore. Md, Goth June, 1855.
CAUTION LOTTERY FRAUns

The Commissioner Of tile Maryland State Lot,orio,
has d'ened 1t his duty to caution The public aga nst the
numerous Saunders VINO circulate BY mail aud othor.
wise fraudulent Lottery schemes, aud pretend to bn
agents for the sale Uf tickets In Lotteries whirh are
wholly fictitious
The o, ~ legal Lotteries in Ma ysnd ara those drawn
daily under the smpefntnndence Of the
elected by tho people Of the State under the new Con-
tend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all
Of packages OF tickets have the Autographed signature
r BaESAS, General Agent Tor the Contractor. or
hes Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries Batu.Ie
Md. All oihers ate faudultnt,
For fun information on the tuje~t of these frauds
address r. g. BRENAN
lfiy Baltimore, MARY land.
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The Twenty.Eighth Annual Report
Notice.

hereby give notice, that give to my
sons ORsoN W. aud ORvuLr W their time
for the rest Of their minority. shall there
fore, exact none Of their wages nor pay any
debts of their contracting from this date
Aug IA, 1865. ALBION HEATH. q
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TEXAS ELEcrioN.-Pease, Democrat,
IS probably elected Governor of Texas.
Ex-Governor Bell is elected to Congress.
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Trial of Reapers,

Thcrc VIII Do trial of patent reapcrs Tor
reapers and mowers combined) at Bridport,
on land of A. p. Skif, Esq and II. N Solacc,
ESD on Thursday, the 23d inst, commcnc.
ing mt one o'clock. Farmers and others in.
terested are invited to be present
JACOB ". CONROf, for Com.
Middlcbury, Aug IA, 1855. l7;3w
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Select School,

JOHN WHITE will open Select School
in the village of Bridport, on the Sd of Sep
TENDER next
Dridport, Aug. 90, 1855 1S2w
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N0RTHFIELD INSTITUTION,
NORTHFIELD, VT.

JOHN n. GRAHAM, Principal.
GEoRGE |. Bard, (U. V. NJ Assistant,
W. w. CrLvER, Teacher of Drawing, Paint
lug &c,
lIARRIEr Z. SAaPs IN, French and English.
EMILY WAiNwRIouT, Instrumental Music.
BETsIE ID. HuLBEaT, Preparatory Department.
The Fall Term will begin Wednesday, Sep
tcmbcr 9Th
Number. of scholars the past year, $40.
Classical students, IS.
References. Our former Scholars and Pat.
rOns
Mortified, VI. July. 1866, 1s,u
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Albany Private Hospital,
Quick Cures aid Low Prices.

NO BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, n. Y.
I'wcntV 7HouSond PaticuE CVred AnnuaVV
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May, 1855.

De Beige, De LANES Bereges, Bereee De
LANES, Challies, Printed and Plain Muslins
Ginghams, Prints. MuSlin and Lace Collars,
Collar Patterns, wrnpght and Lace Edsinss,
Ribbons, Dress rsimmingS, &c, &C Jus. fe-
ceiycd and for sals al
BEcKWITns.
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He9R S, SASH BLINDS,
A.IL NEMA.g EAIIg,

We will make to order, Of the best quality
OF Kiln dried lumber. all kinds of
Sash, Doora and Blinds,
including Grecian, French and Gothic, or any
other style. shape, or thicknrss, suitable for
first class houses.
We will also dress to order or furnish
dressed Lumber Of all kinds, including Floor
Plank, Clapboards, Cornices. Window FRAMES,
Door and Window Castings, all r,ady to be
put up.
CEDAR PALS CT hand and for sale.
All those that contemplate building, will
ind 1t for their interest to call and examine
before the commencement of their work.
From our extensive experience in the um.
Der aud house building business, we feel cum
hdcnt of giving satisfaction to all those that
may favor is with their patronage
Orders filled IN short notice and reasonai
bic terms. Address
C.P. P0BES & co, Crown Point,N
CP.Fobes HammOnds L. Co. ia. benedict
tY- The undersigned continues the house
building business, and with his present i'd
cilitles for dressing lumber, &c, he eau brild
houses as well in less time and much less
cost than heretofore. House plans and all
other architectural drawings done to order.
Aug. ID, 1855. III c.. p. FOBES
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Notice.

d. +. BINGHAM will open SELECT
SCHOOL in the basement of the Methodist
Chapel, West Cornwall, on the 9TH of Sep
TENDER next.
TUITION.
Common English, .........S3 so
Higher Branches, .......... 90
Payable ut the middle of the quarter
West Cornwall, Aug "A, 1855. l1:5w
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RELlABLr.-As a remedy for coughs, &c,
we cannot say too much of wistar's Balsam.
1t is simple, and pleasant to The taste. and
very cifcctual in relieving AL lung and throat
diseases. The Wild Cherry is too well known
to need putting.
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Destruction of DiScord.

A. II. HASTINGS would respectfully in
form the musical public of Middlcbury and
vicinity, that he will be in town three times
year, for the purpose Of selling, tuning and
repairing
Z | A n o RITES.
All instruments sold by him warranted,
and kept in tune one year free Of charge.
lie can be seen personally when in town, or
orders can be left at the Post Office l64m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-22

Gen. Houston has written a letter
publicly endorsing the Know No,hings
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Notice.

To all whom 1t may concern: hereby
give notice, that, whereas, my wife, Myrium
Brown, has left my bed and board-all per
sons are Strictly forbidden to harbor or trust
her on my account, as shall pay no debts
OF her contracting sfter this date
ELIJAH BROWN.
Ripton, Aug. Q, 1855. I7;3w
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Stockwell Cottage,

The present residence OF DR. o. j. EeLLs,
Of West Cornwall, W, a desirable location
for Homeopathic fbysieiap, is FOR SALE
Enquire Of tbe present occupant.
July 1, 1855. i7N
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N L W TON A e A D 4 NJ Y,
AT SHOREIIAM.

The Fall Term of this institution will com
mcncc on Monday, the 10th of September
next.
EDSON FOBES, A. NJ Principal
Miss May II. WhEEuru, Frcceptrcss.
Miss A. SLACK, Teacher Of Vocal and In
trumcntal Music
The Trustees are happy to announce that
the school will continue under the charge of
Mr. Fuhcs, the present popular Principal.
Miss Wheeler is favorably known in this
community AS an experienced and successful
Teacher.
Miss Slack, late Of Richmondvilc Female
Seminary, suStaims the reputation of a bril-
liant pianist and Il superior Teacher. We are
confident, therefore, that the Music depart
ment, SO prosperous during the past year,
will continue to offer superior advantages to
those who wish t, take lessons in instrument
tai or vocal music.
TUITION.
Per quarter payable the middle of the Term.
Common English Studies, SO 90
Higher English Studies, ..... 400
Latin and Greek Languages, ... 5 90
EXTRA BRANCHES.
Music, with use of Piaao, $1,000
FRENCH. .... ....-.. . 90
Drawing and Craycii, 800. .... 200
Painting water cblors), ........ 3 90
Vocal Music, ........i!...... | 90
Board and lodging. 81 per wccl., Two
dollars per quarter deducted from the board
bills of those who furnish their rooms
Washing, lights, and fuel at cos. Day
scholars who occupy rooms, and selfboard-
crs are charged & per quarter each for rent.
No tuition bills made out for less than half
quartcr and no deduction made for absence
except in case Of prctracted sickness
N. b. II is desirable that pupils who wish
for board in the family of the PRINCIPAL,
should make application by the 10Th of Au-
gust, or earlier il practicable.
BY order of the Directors
Z. S ATWOOD, Sec.
Shoreham, July %, 1865. 1i:tf
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Salmon;

Goldfish, Msckerel, New Maekerel AZ A,
cents per lib, just received by
July H. II. A, SHELDON.
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Extraordinary Announcement
). IT. BARNUM,s LECTURES,

P. It. BARNUM'S LECTURES,
on the
Philosophy Of Hunting and The Art Of Money
Making,
will be given under tlr
GREAT BIOLOGICAL PAVILION!
Together with the celebrated
Tom Thumb Exhibition
Belonging TO the Establishment of S. B.
H0wES, without Extra Charge.
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E'YLIRs AND b6LpwINs cHURNsj
L for sale al bECKwITnS
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The Company will visit and give cahibi-
tions in the State Of Vermont, at the follow
inc nlacrs viz
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le CLOTHING Sc

Middlebury, May 80, 1866.