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TnAcKERAy ON GEoRGE V.--Thackeray s-lecture on
George " has received with great favor From
sketch Of the in the New York Tribune make
the following extract:
With slate and piece of chalk Mr. Thackeray thought
be could form respectable likeness Of George " far
IS external form of his fat friend went but when he
look into his history he found nothing but coat
with star it, trueht brown wig reeking with oil,
and mask smiling under it. under wnistcoats and
under wastcoats under them all false nothing but
puent smuacrum. All grins, paddings parasites,
and putrefaclon He signed his name sometimes with 4
steady sometimes unsteady, hand George r or
George r., TO State papers This his highest mental
effort Others wrote them Within Yo days after his illus
,rous birth he dubbed Prince of Wales, Marquis OF
this in England Lord the other in Scotland Lord
knows what in many other places The cradle of the royal
infant encountered with loyal gifts. Among others,
there were wise in America to hail the appearance
this the East, and curious Indian bow and arrow
the prince from his fathers faithful subjects in
New York Before be could speak, statesmen, not men,
were busy kissing his little feet As he grew up this young
Inlus of England had pictures taken of him than
half England than Prince Albert who has copsid
cradle weakness in that ne and Mr. Thackeay said that
he remembered when young there was hardly dining
paror in any respectable house in England from whose
wansco the counenance of this sweet prince did not look
down"
Again;
"Mr Thackeray then after sketch of his conduct on
the Catholic question: passed the picture OF bis welded
life When his wife was him she tried
knee but with bis usual grace he lifted her. and turning
10 his attendant said am sick get me bandyp He
then reeled the very chapel and hiccuped out his
But let us pass Mr. Thackery said in loahng from this
ROYAL hrutea disgrace not alone to the name of gentle
man but of man Thank Ueayeni there gentlemen in
England At the time-nen worthy of the namenoble in
thought in deed love aud duty their country. Such
men as Congwood, Southey and Hebermeu Of the
sword the pen and the ibleo such men, and they
not few, England may well be proud.
'But if George, said Mr. Thaekeray in eloquent pc
roraon that side of the Atlantic disgrace to
that age there another George this side who
its redeemng bonor--Ceorge Washington the greatest
of ip believe
day England would tolerate such king George W. 1t
was however fortunately exposed to such trial. for
England had to-day sovereign to whose virtue be was
proud to he loyal"
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HON. LINN BOYD.

We are pleased to announce says the Paduoah (Ky)
Democrat readers and the numerous friends Of this
distinguished patrol and statesman, that we were mis-
taken in saying that his old disease cbronic diarrhGa
had again returned upon him. and that he was in very
feeble health We were misinformed, and are glad to
learn from himself that from this disease he bns entirely
recovered He had Al stack o. the chs and fever; but
from this he is also entirely recovered aud he is now fast
improving in permanent health,
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w ASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. 20. 1866.

RE ELECTION OF HON. BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK.
We indebted TO the polite attention of the editor OF
the Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser for the following tee-
graphic despatch
fMosreomERY Nov. l9-The two branches OF our iegs-
lature joint convention to-day and proceeded to
the election United States SENATOR in the place OF Hon
Mr. Fitzpatrick whose expired the sth of March
last On the first ballot, Mr. Fitzpatrick declared
elected for term Of six years by majority of thirty
votes. The vote stood Benjamin Fitzpatrick, 10; LUX
Pryor, as"
Its with feeling Of heartfelt satisfaction that we give
place to the above gratifying announcement 1t is feel
ing chat will be shared in by citizens of the North
as we'll as by citizens of the South for Mr. Fi'zparicks
principles have been thoroughly esed bis practices have
SO uniformly squared with his professions and his services
have been so emphaticay national in their character,
that this renewed evidence of the confidence respect and
regard Of the democracy Of Alabama expressed through
their y-eected representatives is but reflection OF
the sentiments and feelings Of the democracy OF the whole
Union Alabama has honored herself in thus honoring
one Of her ables tres and most distinguished citizens
such crisis in our political affairs as the present
when bold bad men openly secretly plotting against
the liberties country the presence and counsels in
the Senate Of the United States OF such as Hon
Benjamin Fitzpatrick cannot be dispensed with without
difficulty, if not danger. -
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BREAKING UP.

Throughout the southern States with the exception OF
few solitary localities know nothneism 10 rapidly dis
solving in the clements of its weakness, The grand
council of the nothing party in South Carolina as
learn by despatch from Charleston, have recommend
ed the subordinate lodges to dsband and absovc the men,
bers from their wicked obligations,
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PERsoNAL--FoREras ALLlAScEsM Gevers, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenpoentary Of bis Majesty the
King Of the Netherlands to the court OF St Peersburgh
married Tuesday last in Newark, New Jersey 10
Miss Catharne Maria Wright only daughter Of the Hon.
W lillian Wright United States senator.
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The eleven remaining counties to be beard from will in
crease this majority Last year the usonsts carried Wis
consn by majority Of over 1000 In 1859 Barsow ma
jority 1919
AS FAR as heard FROM the legislature stands follows
Senate 10 democrats to Is fusionists House 81 demo-
Gratis, % fusonists, and independent
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The State stands fourteen autkuow -notbings TO
eight know-nothngs la the house of delegates dftyour
kuow-notbugs twenty understandings
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1t is not true as stated in of the opposition papers
that Colonel Foney removed to Pennsylvania, or that
h. as ceased bis connection with the Union as assistant
editor lie is absent from Washington at present. but VIII
s,tnfi 10 u few days.
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PLANTER TURNED AoToa--A. W. Lanier, wealthy
planter Of Fayette county Tennessee has made his debut
on the stage at Memphis.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.

The Milwaukee News, of the 18th instant publishes re-
turns from 80 out OF the 40 counties IN The State. The
vote for governor foots up rs follows;
Barstow, democrat $3.50
Bashtord, fusion I,5ll
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
1IELMBOLD' s HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Flnid Extract Rnnhn.

Fer diseases NJ The Biaddcr and kidHcBS, Sc
crct DtSc0ScS, STRUCTURES, Weaknesses. ami
all diseases NJ The ScraM organs, irhciAcr
in Mnic or Etmaic, fyom Whatcrcr cause
hcy may harc 0riginaicd, anil no mattcr N
lar tOHg StaRdiRg.
II you have contracted the terrible disease
which. when once seated in the system, will
surely 60 down from one generation to amoth
cr, undermining the constitution and snpIing
the very vital fluids of life, do not trust our
self in the hands of Quucls who start up cv-
cry day in city like this, and fill the papers
with glaring fhlschoods, too well calculated to
deceive the young, aud these not acquainted
with their tricks You cannot be too careful
in the selection of n remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pro-
nounced by eminent physicians the greatest
remedy ever known. 1t is u medicine pcr-
fcctly pleasant in its taste, and very innocent
in its action, and vet ST. thorough til tit ami
hilatcs every particle Of the rank and poison
ous virus of this dreadful disease; and, NJ like
other remedies, does hot dry up the disease in
the blood.
Constitutional Debility, broughto on by self.
abuse, u most terrible disease, which has
brought thousands OF the human lace t. un.
uniimcy graves, thus blasting .hc brilliant
hopes Of parents, and hlighting in the bud the
glorious ambition Of many noble youth, can
be cured by this lnfnlible Remedy And as
medicine which must benefit cveryhodv from
the simply delicate 70 The confined and de-
spairing invalid,no equal is to he found acting
both as cure and preventative.
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HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

Eor ParitgjBg Mc Biood, rcmortng MI diS-
e0"S a,iSiHg from ctccM NJ .HercHrV, crp0-
SUR ami tmPradcpce IN tic, chroHic coRsij-
fHfi0Haf dIWaSc, 0riStRg fTOm an impurc
Sfdtc NJ Hc Bhod, ami he oBiy r,ii0bic 0nd
cEcciNot kpowH rcmcdB FIR fac cure NJ Scr0E
Hiq san RfcHm, S.aid Head, tlccrai,0aS
Of the J'fr00t 0Hd LceS, rams and .Strcii-
mrs 81 Pie Bohcs, Iri,r, P0qpi,S On The
EHcc amt 0H S,0iy ErUPiioHS nj Tie Eacc.
This article Is now prescribed by some of
the most distinguished physicians in the coun-
try. and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation OF SHrsaparrilla vet Of
fcrcl to the pnhlic. Several eases of secun-
diary syphilis, Nlctcuunl and Scrofuou> dis
eases have entirely recovered in the incurab {
wards of our Public Institution, which had
for many wears resisted every mode Of treat
mcnt HAT could BE- devised. These cases fur
nish striking examples OF the ,aluiary EFF, cts
OF this medicine in dtrc>lug some Of the most
iuvctcraie diseases after the glands were de
siroycd. and the homes already affected.
NorIcE.-Lcttcrs from responsible Phvsi-
clans and Professors Ct several Mcdicul Col
lcgeS, and certificate, Of cures from patients
willie found accompanying Interpretations
PmCLs-F'uid Extract of Rurhu, : per
hottie. nr bottles for -. Fluid Extract Sar-
sapniilla, { per bottle, or bottles for 81 -
Equal III strength to one gallon OF Syrup of
Saisapari'la
Prepared and sold hy II. r. IIELMBOLD
Chemist. 263 Chestnut Street, near the Gil.
rnrd House. Philadelphia.
TO be had of II A. SnELDoN, Millehury
and by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor or
Agent receive immediate attention. l5y
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d R. CT Lou G HIS
COLUMBIAN PILLS!

Have been thoroughly tested for nearly a
quarter of II century, and arc known to be
always safe and innocent, while they are all
! powerful to cXpcl disease and quiet suffering
I There is no mineral substance in their com
/ position, the lest and purcst medicines only
are used, and they are fast becoming the de-
scrvcdly popular Family Medicine.
Per C0NtircacSS.-Us one to three Pills
/ daily, They cleanse the lntestincs in an ca
| Sy and natural manner, and leave the Bow
| els regular; curing, also, most cases of the
/ Piles.
| Dyspepsia Use two to three Pills daily.
| BY cleansing the stomach they create n flow
! OF pure and healthy Bile so that Fuency,
Loss of Appetite, Palpation of the Heart,
| Heartburn, lltadatlc, lareroi, Melancholy
lndiscntlon, and other prominent symptoms
/ of Dyspepsia, vanish; the cure is certain
and Mature is herself again"
Lircr C0mPidfHt-USe two to four Pills
daily, until cured. Your pain in the side
back, or shoulders, will soon cease; the sal
low gruSsncss of the skin aud cyc-balls will
be changed to natural clcarncss and softicsS
and your new and lively feelings will testify
to all that see the change, you have some
thing to live for
Reformation ar G0ui.-Usc three TO six
Pills every other day, They remove imham-
nation from the muscles aud ligamcnts of
~ ',i,r,, ~. g.. 49,, ,,,,i
on machinery, make it run easy" Clutches
I,i,,, pm. .5 1.;,t1E,t,'. ''"e" No'uiN-
mia SNV,rtXr and ,',,,ic.; ..o.
oc HE Ni,,Iioi,o ,,,',,,, t,,i7 u'ii'1no,
tLn si,i,, ,nd lI,r,t'. ,i ,',' s''' Ecu
,L, ,rc'', ,,,ri,,. =; oi,''. ~ wei is
To- ,,,i,s.,,i,,ri,', , Wv, "'o""' no, oh-
,Ln.ns ,,u,ln,, i;',., i;S u S u'"
Gour ,ho c,c,s and ,,,r.,,,,.,,r, ,.,', VS.
,,9,s T., ia, n,,,',,rii ~ '''''n! ~ a.
si,n ,hnws th, trnmIi, vi,iim i'' rr U"' ,Ia
p;it. r'i'ir,I1, i "''''" ~ 'ncSv
Good loolinr 49, '' ,"pr n,i"i,h"r. "'''''''' "''
E+rr,soC 6U E,nG-'Th.., pins ros,oro
thr hlood "a rr,il,r and h",Ithr rir,nI.,,t,,,
and In ali di.,.,.. ,,i','r. r',.,,
is Indicated th,v nr,. ,,,r",io, f., ant, IN n.y.,
Somrtin,.. twnnr ,hrrn p,is ,r,. .,,i,i'i,,',I,.
pursativc. dcpcndmg mon the >,air Of ,hs
sv,tcm nt other inn, mar. ara ,,l,>,Iu,,i,.
needed Tbry nrr n,,rj"rrly S,c. il, iaro,.r
doses lis. tirm freely
t.5-Sr, Dirnrtin,,s o1 rocl, ,,;,c,,l,r,ror,.d
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Patents.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS.
Win tic ~. $. Patent Office
U-JcLyu,fo,,

AbENO IOh Is - IN ESS.
WIN tic r. $. Patent Office
Washington.
No. 7GS,aie St. opposite Kilbv st Boston
IMPORTAN INFORMATION 10 in.
L Inventors - The subscriber date Agent
Of the u ). Patent Office, under the art Of
1887 determined TO present advantages. m
applying Tor patents, superior to those Offered
inventors 10y Others, has made ARRANGEMENTS
whereby on applicati'n ms prepared and con-
Quoted by him, THIRTY DOLLARS lin.
stead of twenty, as paid back ny u,l4rfsl will
be RENTED by him in case of failure to ob-
thin patent and the withdrawal through him
within thirty days after the rejection. Ca
vets. Specifications, Assignments and all ne
rc,sary papers and drawings, for procuring
patent, in this and foreign countries prepurcd
and advice rendered on legal and scientific
matters respecting inventions, and Infringe,
ments of patents.
inventors can not only here oLtnin tLcir
specifications on the most reasonable terms
generally about 80 Icr cert less than lhos,
OF oN'r in tn prof 's>ion, but can avail
themselves of the experience OF twenty
Acars' practice, an extensive library of lrrnl
and mechanical works. md correct accounts
Of pucnt> granted in this and other countries
besides being saved n journey to Washington
the usual great delay there, a wrlI as lper
sonnhle trouble in obtaining their patents
Copies Of claims Of any patent furnished by
emitting ono dollar Assignments recorded
at Washington. Patents in Great Britain
France, and Other foreign countries secured
through ag,uts Of the highest res pectililiiy.
r. II. EDDY $ eli citoI Of Patent.
" During the time I occupied the Office Of Con,ui.
si"uer "f fat"nts, Il II. Eddy, Esq., of Bp,tondid
bu,iue.s At the Patent Office, Solicitor TO rro.
curing Patent There were few, il ANY, prr,on. nct
iug In that capacity, who had much
The psieni olhcc; and there none whu conduct
u Sithhnfc skill- fidelity. aud success, teghtG NJ
Eddy one of tho best informed aud must IL illful
patent Solicitors in the Une States aud have no he's,
thon ~ assuring Inventors that they cannot employ
person more oomieient aud trustworthy and more
capable of putting their applications in a form 10
secure for ih'mnn carly aud favorable eonsidtatiop
the patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE Late rommmi',ion ofPatents.
From The present Commissioner
"AuGrsT II, lt55.- During the time hive held tbs
ONCE of Comm stiuner of Patents. u. u Eddy E,s
"f Boston, has been extensively engaged IN the ttsn,
aeiion Of business with the Once, Solicitor lie \,
thorough, acquainted with the law, and ths ~ IS of
practice Of the Once. 'egaTd him ofthr most
sHpnble aud successful praetiouer, iih Nhom hsy.
had ofhcitl niortourc. CIlAS bAkuN.
Satd "a. 22ly. Connissianer Of Patent .
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HOMALL BODILY INFTRlIIYIES
No. /.
R1D " i $ READY RELIEF



p,J,'ri;'s "%' w Nct useu railway $
5..i 'v''', ""o u's "ecn ",mehted with
t,".,',i i,;',.; -" IN "cciuehtsi or OK
". HYMN, VI I'm u'SenSe ana h"d treat
I1e, ~, 1,"' sPec'"' ana fa"'Hg
~ O." 100 "'"'' JJ'''" MINUTES glftr as Dp.
",'-''Y''
pnr lP'.'"t'oh eNN,'crhaIiY, or few drops
NM" nv, ""'l'i WI! instantly nee the sui
'erGr ''pn 'ne most Vloient and terrible pains
eh' restore INC weak, '.ch'e, ana Frustrated
frame 10 ''tcn9t" ana N'Gor'
h'"WHN hed"y helei mas been before
the pnnIic over SIX years. II hos cured the
mu'i on,uhate cases OF hIlEt MAIISM
~ / NlS, ~ MBAG) GOUT. NEU.
~ L,'tA SN Lien JolNlS. BURNS,
oCAh,0' NC" IN the most marvellous quick
hmc' H'Iihs unto the hcd-rlddcn victims OF
some crue' np'"int' ease and comfort by
one or Two appHcauohs' III cases where the
ski OF inc best phYslcians IN the country.
ana the most popular medicines in use had
ialIed IN GIVING even temporary rclici No iuat-
Yer whai the matter may come from Railways
heH'y helei VIII surely relieve the system
rom rs crue panfs, ana speedily restore the
inYald to heaIilhea.e, ana comfort.
IN ~ MA ISM,
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DIR. M1RSHILL'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

TNHE subscriber is the exclusive Wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
laSter.
,Y-Pedlers and Druggists supplied at re-
ddcsl rates. None will be left on commits
On. HARMON A. SHELDON.
dll!cbury, Aug. ID 1883
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FALL STYLE OF HATS
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
THOMAS RAFFERTY,.

No % Chalham- Strcrl,
Opposite Chambers sl..........NEW YORK.
Late of the well known house of Rafferty,
Lrask, is DESTROYS of calling attention to
his stock for the fall trade Combining ele-
gance with durability his HATS maintain the
reputation, which for the last ten years he
has earned by his assiduous attention to the
wants of his customers, and hy the fact
which is wen understood, that, selling for
cash only, every customer gets the worth of
Of his money. THOMAS RAFFERTY,,
22;4m 81 Chatham-st, New York
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For the Public.

DAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Buuer
l. Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by the sub
scrbers at their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory.
10 Cash paid for sAPLING PINES "a
ew cords more wanted this season,
ny- Ware sold 10 the trade on as favorable
ms ascan be obtained in Massachusetts.
SKEELE & MERRILL
ByN II. HAND, Agent.
Middlebury, Jan. IS, 1859. 3Sly
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4hlS liul lNll DfltlDu, VIE oil Jesse All
Brittun. had ii terrible tumor in the womb She
was attended by thee of our hest PHI, sirians.
They had all giv0n her up; her hips and the
oXtrcmites below were peiishing. One bot
tie of Rcsovent, one bottle Of Relief. and ono
box of Regulators, has made a permor cut
cure. WILEY NJ. SQUtR
Railways Rcsolvcnt is pleasant to take.
Price one dollar per bottle. Six bot les for
five dollars. Sold by Druggists, ever! Where.
No. 8.
II. r. Regulators No. s.
new Principle in Medicine, never before
known or possessed by any Purgative. CathAr-
tic, or Ant-Bilious Pills in use. Let all who
have ever taken Pills read and investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators are
founded.
TIE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USR.
Amt the oHiy PiHs hat possess any nelr modt-
cei propcrlic', or Regulating Porers. that
bdrc been d,scorcrcd during the present en-
tory. PILLS.
We beg to call attention of The public to
orr third great discovery in medicine-"Rad-
ways Regulators, in the form of Pills. We
claim that Railways Rcgula or> possess vir-
tues thar all thcr pills in general use are de-
icient That they insure to the user, or in-
valid, superior advantages. which cannot le
ohia from any other pills in use. II our
Piils known by the name of Railways Rcgu-
lators' dix not possess superior curative pow
ers' to al other pills, and if the public, by tn-
kln.our Pins, were not going to receive supe-
ripr benefits, or derive advantages which The
taking Of ether pills would not afford theu,t
would be FOLLY in us to Introduce our Pills TO
the people we should only have ouf lHboi or
onr pains, and losses for our INVESTMENTS.
We therefore claim, that Railways RerL
lator' possess many superior virtues that Il
other pills IN genera use lack and his the A.
tlcnt viii discover, BY taking 4 single dose.
There are no pills in use that are 50 quick IN
action, 50 p'oasantto take, so mild IN their or
GRAFTON; 80 etfectual IN performing heir duties
50 powerful IN Kidding the system from diseases
sofdithinl in regulating each and every organ
IN the whole system to 50 healthy, natural and
SC harmonious an action as Railways Reeu-
Iaiors. Ihey regulate the Heart, the Liver.
the Bowel, the Skin the Kidneys the Pan
cleas, the Nerves, aud all other organs and
viscera OF the Body, TO natural and healthy
action. They not only Purge but they Rcgu-
late Their influence extends over the whole
body-not confined TO merely the bowels--cv1
cry part OF the system feels their healih-e Civ
Ing inh'ence-and disease Wherever II nsy
be seated Is erAdicated, aLd quickly cast cut
oi the hoay'
For Whatever conn laini they are od.ihcy
act qulck ana pleasar'-ho gfiplng, no SICK
ness at stomach no sinklng pains no bad
dreams no "eAAheSs or Iassituue' no leuNi' &
me bowels coNuNe aiier ihcy have operated.
10 lows ~ '"e use Oh h"a"aN heenlator''
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The best Soap

To save labor in washing,is Smith and Ban-
chard's selfOperating Soap warranted to
save half the labor in washing. Sold by II
A. SHELDON, Whole sale agent for Addison
County.
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HATS, GAPS &C.
Corner of Pearl and Chatham Streets,
NEW YORK.

II. G. l. L A S X,
(LATE RAFFggrY LFAsK)
EEPS at the OLD STAND ON the cor
Ia ner of Pearl aud Chatham Streets as
good AN assortment Of Hats and Caps as can
be iorud in the city, and AT the most reason
able prices.
Soft Felt Beavers, in great variety from
81 tuSl
Childrens' Fancy Hats Umbrellas,
Silk, Bingham, and Cotton, at manufac-
turcrs' prices. II. c.. LEASH.
22.3m.
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STEAMBOAT & RAILROAD
1855 sta 1883
-sslzzssSxsstl,ssssgAS
III


The Proprietor will TrN-a daily stage from
MlDDLEBURY TO LARRABEES 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 bears both North and South.
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Midllebury in time for the evening
train going South.
sS-Packages or baggage carried to order.
by attending faithfully to his business, the
Proprietor expects the support Of his friends
and enemies even.
J, s PERRY, Proprietor.
Midllebury, June /, 1855. Z;
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Eagle SOAP.

new supply of this superior article, viii, h
Ii much better than the Cream Soap, il ! /
reed. Try itand you will believe it.
April II, II. A. SHELDON.