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German Urdscopic Physician
DIR, N, F. Epsck

MOULD respectfully inform the citizcns
w Uf Brandon md vicinity, that he will
ptacticc mcdioifc IN the German Uroscopic
system, which leads him 10 locate and de.
scribe the symptoms of disease of n CHR0N.
&c CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
rnd satisfaction. A clean vial, containing
about two ounces ofurine,-passed first in the
morning with the name and age Of the pa
tcnt will ensblc Kim TO treat successfully the
case in qircstion. Hence, one Individual can
bring several eases and medicine can he sent
to any part of the country. His remedies are
wholly Of the reformed practice, differing cs-
scntially from those Of any other system or
school, consisting Of Chemicals and Extracts,
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obviating the Inconvenience of bulk
&c, heretofore an objection to their general
use. Unlike tho potent minerals they are
reliable efficient and safe-actng in harmony
with natures laws without encrvating or
Frustrating the vital functions of organic life.
The relative merits Of the two systems in
heir application for the removal Of disease
c leave for people Of common sense to de-
wrmii1c.
tcSanguinc that he is enlisted in good cause
and for justiliablc cnds-thc cause of hui
manity--thc cure and rest Grafton tohcalth of
those suffering from disease with whom are
associated the choicest cndcarmcnts Of life,
we cannot but invite aud urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject,
and leave no means untricd TO promote the
health and happiness of yourself and friends.
From the humble and grateful recipients OF
his remedies, he is daily receiving their vol
umtary acknowledgements in the most en-
| thusiaStic terms, of cures from diseases and
sickness, some of which were of the most
extreme cases Of misery, of from five to
twelve years standing, now restored and in
\ the enjoyment of health. lie would pnrtictl-
larry call your attention TO the following list
of Chronic diseases which heretofore TO u
very great extent bafllcd the skill of the pro-
| tcssion at large, but now he claims within
| the list of successful treatment and cure viz:
Affections of the Lungs Throat, Liver, Kid
ncys and Spleen, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
| Shortncss of Breath, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Commissions, Female Weakness. Ncrvious
| Diseases, Palpitation of the Heart, Scrolil,,
| Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistulas, Old Sores OF
every variety, Piles, llumors and all diseases
arising from AN impute state of the blood or
habit of the system.
| Particular attention will he paid to Female
Complaints; and all diseases Of u delicate
| nature, may be trusted to him, without be-
trayal on that confidence which should cx-
iSt between the patient and physician.
| . No charge for consultation. Charges
| for medicine reasonable
Office hours from A. NJ. till ( 7. NJ.
| Office II few rods south Of the Brandon
House. cast side of the river.
Brandon, VT, Jan, 1865. 81 Gm.
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Brighton Cattle Markot,-Jan. l3.
At market 1850 Beef Cattle, 80 Stores, S
pairs Working oxen, 4j Cows and Calves,
5000 Sheep and Lambs. and 40 Swine.
Prccs-Bccf Cattlc-Extra 81 j0 first
quality, IS; second do 81 30: third do Sc,
5O&G 49, ordinary SGVG,25.
tIileS-Sj j)is6. Tallow-Ss 2j9s, 30
Pelts-13GS1c. Calf Skins Re per ID.
Veal CalveS-$3, j0u5.
Yrarlings-SlOGl2. Two Years
old-SlSG3D. Three years old-S32@l5 is.
Working oxcn-No sales.
Cows and CalvcS-$sa0, 81, 30, 81, i09I5.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra SI,5O97 by
lot 81, > 80 3dr;i Is.
Swinc-No fresh arrivals, all sold at 4ic.
Rcmarks-Thc market is not so fully at
tended as usual, owing to the rain, which is
pouring down in torrents. Prices remain rs
last week, though there are more BccfN
at market.
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Ctaal n otiffs.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remembered
District ofAddison, g. I that, at a Probate
Court held st Mddlcbhrf, IN and for the Dis.
trict Of Addison, on the S;t day of January,
A. D. 1866.
James S. Mcsscr, guardian OF
MARY HAGERTY,
minor, daughter Of Robert Hagefft late ~
Leicester, in said district deceased represents
to this Court, that it would he conducive to
the interests Of his wind to sell all her real
estate, for the purpose Of put ing the pro-
cccds of such sale Mt interest and thercup-
on makes application TO this court 10 grant
him license to sell all his said wards real
estate, for the purpose aforesaid 1t is there
upon ordered that said application be consid
ercd by this court at the session thereof to lo
held at the office Of the Register of this court
in said Middlcbury, on Thursday the 25tlt
Of January instant. (ls55) at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and That said guardian give no.
tce thereof to all persons Interested, that
they may appear and make their objections,
II any they may have, to said license being
granted, by publishing certified copy Of
this order In the Middlcbury Register,
newspaper printed at said Middlehary, three
weeks successfully previous 10 the time Of
said Court.
JED. s, BuStnelf, Register
4 hue cary of record. sS,3w
Attest Jed S. BUsdneU, Register
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VERDICT IN A RAILROAD CASE
In the Massachusetts, Supreme Court
on Tuesday, in the case of Nehemiah
II. Stone vs.. the Boston and Maine
Railroad, for $4,000 damages for in
iuries from an accident on that road
at the time President Piercc's son was
killed, the jury returned verdict for
defendants, after an hours absence.
The case has occupied nearly nine
days. The Post states that the de-
PENDANTS once offered to settle with
plaintiff by paying him $4,000.
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AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE
PRESIDENT lllTCHCOCKS
History of geological Temperance Con
yention held in Central Africa.

to"1dlRsag 7Hlffy WnNra LIONS.
Read the following notice from a distn-
guishcd Clergyman -
ave are not accustomed to laugh outright,
or be convulscd with laughter yet we have
never found it more DIFFICULT 10 restrain our
risibiities than while pcsEising this most in
genious satire and yetNyital all its comical,
diverting, and laugliablc scenes, the most sol
emn, important and instructive lessons are
couched in every page Youth should read
it-parentS, teachers, preachers, everybody"
NATHANIEL MOVES, Publisher,
No IL Conhill, Boston.
Price, muslin, AZ cents; gill;, So cents
te'- Can be sent by mail TO any part of the
United States
AGENTS WANTED in every Town to sell
this Book. Circulars furnished. Apply to
the Publisher.
Boston, Jan. Is, 1865. 3g.3m
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al nrrit0,

In Bridport, Dec. 81, by Reuben Gillctt,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM II. MlLLs, of Bridpori, to
Miss LYDIA a. HAcKETr, formerly Of Han
cock.
In this place, on Wednesday, January 10th,
by Rev. p. NJ. llitchcock, WM. L. llnRroN,
Esq of Malone, n. Y, to Miss jazz Lyons,
of this place.
thcws, Mr.. lloHAcE J. MgAD, TO Miss Many
II MATTHEWS.
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Woodworth's Youths Cabinet.


SEW BALLAD ron YANKEE DooDLE--DY
BROTHER JONATHAN.
To every body, far and near,
In ali this Yankee ration,
Who'll hear my song, Ill like to give
This piece of information
CiorWS The cabinet is Just the thing
For merry boy and girls, sir;
There's nothing like it in thc land
That's making such a noise sir.
U'oo}rWb's yobHs cabinet, (thc ramc
Scarce fits my juggling measured
Is the Young peoples IN eaznc,
That yields uncrasing pleasure.
Among its rivals, t is the bc>t;
1t beats the whole to picccr;
II i~madc by Uncle Frank, for all
His ucrhcws and his nicccs.
II treats of strange ard curious things,
In nature and in art, sir,
There's nothing wondrous in the world
Tia. here plays not its part, sir.
IT tells its readers now and then,
OF famous men and women;
OF beasts and birds; of fishes, too,
And Of the sea hey swim in;
OF travels, voyages, and deeds
OF pcrils and of glory;
1t chats in prose and poetry,
In fable and in story.
II hunts for curio>iics
In urar and distant places
And pictures, racy, rich and rare,
Its treasury embraces.
lis riddles, puzzles and charadcs,
Too numerous are To- mention; =
The time would fail me Ia rchcarSc
The things that claim attention.
Whoever reads its pages Ger,
(Thcrc's no mistake about it,
Is sure to find, ere hos aware,
lie cannot do without it.
r is issued every month, you know
And please these facts remember:
The volume now has Just commenced,
II is finished next Dcccmhcrf
And by the way, 'twcrc well to note
Another circumstance, sir:
For one whole year you We but to pay
one d0H0r in advance, sir.
SO please the money now enclose
To UO03woyH N,W York CHV,
Odc hHHdrcd cighiccH Nassau street.
And | will end my ditty 3s;}w.
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MIDDLEBURY
I D NJ A LIE Sc NJ IN 4 r Y

The Winter Term Will begin on Monday,
November 20.
TulTIoN-Elcmcntary EnglishBranches So !;
Higher English $3.50; Latin with English
$500; French $500; Drawing 81 90; Paint
ing in Oil $500; Water Colors 500 Music
Piano, $1,000. Fires and Sweeping % cts.
B5ARD-ln the Seminary including Room,
Washing, and Lights, $500 per Quarter
Fuel at cost i'm the Village, for s. 80 to
1928 per week. Bills payable at the middle
Of the quarter.
W. F. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal.
Mrs. a. F. B,scoM, Teacher Of Music.
Miss j. s. JONES, Teacher of English
and French.
Miss II. KlLBorRN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting
Miss HARRIET L. TlLDrN Teacher Of Music
Miss NJ. REYNOLDS, Assistant in English
Branches.
Middlcbury, Vt, Nov II, 1851. Il
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
ss cE e. 80 E
R A 7 L R O A y
CIR 4 NGE OF TIN f..

G II 4 N q Il IF TIN T..
On and after Monday, bee. 4, 1851, trains
will run rs follows, viz:
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
at II, NJ. and $40, i. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
at 6, A. NJ ahl so Il. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON
at G, A. NJ, aud 8, =. NJ
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
at S.I5 A. NJ, and 6, PM.
At Burlington, Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont & Canada
railroads for the East aud North.
AT Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga & Washington, Albany and Rutland, aud
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy Albany
New York, Saratoga, Schenectady and the
West
At Bellows Falls, Trains connect with tho
Chcshicr, Vermont Valley and Sullivan Rail
Roads 4. a CHAPLIN, Sup't.
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G. UAR DIAN OF LIBE RTY.

This paper will be Of large size, printed
with new, clear type, and Oh fine white pa
per. 1t will contain each week "A carefully
prepared digest of all the
News of the Wcck-Both at Home aud
Abroad;
Agricultural Matters
Original and Selected Tales and Poetry;
Full Congressional and Acknowledgements;
Review of Markets and Commercial Al
fairs;
Aud the prominent feature will be II BOLD,
FEARLESS AND DETER MINED ADVOCACY or
AMERICAN PRINCIPLES.
II is intended To make the American Bee
just such a Journal AS is required by every
American, wherever located, ut tho same
time have it embrace within its contents all
that make M desirable News, Literary
and Family Journal.
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FARMERS ATTEND
THE
REAPER AND MOWER

Moany's Patent, rM WANTS. improvement.
| have received by purchase, the exclusive
right of all the patents on these Machines,
for the counties of Grand Isle, Addison and
Chittendcn; and the farmers of those counties
can be supplied with them through J. w.
Strong, Esq, Of Chimney Point, who has the
\cxclusive sale in those counties.
" WALTER a. WOOD.
Ioosick Falls, n. Y, Jan II, 1855.
~. u. Orders may be left with Jason Da-
vcnport. Of Middlsbury, and u. Murray, of
Vcrgcnncs. or with the subscriber. For par
ticulars see large bills.
!. W. STRONG, Agent.
Chimney Point, Jan. Is, 1850. 107m
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"The Temperance Union Of Addison Pro-
bate District - will hold amcctins at Middle
bury, On Wednesday the 3lst inst, at one
o'clnck, =. NJ, at Union Hall, to con
slider whether by altering thcit Constitution
or otherwise, the Union may hr brought more
happily To cooperate with the County and
State Society.
BY order of the Directors.
T. a. MEEaiLt, Chairman
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Mo- &c.
With the ardent desire that the American
Bee and Guardian Of Liberty may place he
fore all classes those noble principles which
are now promulgated hy the
AMERICAN PARTY
In every section of the United States, upon
the maintenance Of which principles alone
can we expect to enjoy the blessings of our
glorious Republic, and t" preserve In purity,
for future generations the blessed institutions
founded by the blood and toll Of our Revo-
lutionary Sires-thc price Of the paper will
he placed ut
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR,
Invariably in advance. No subscription re-
ceivcd for less than six months
re- PostmaStcrs and Brother Laborcrs in
the American cause viii please interest them
selves in forwarding Subscriptions.
G-$'A number of responsible Agents are
wanted for the New England States. Apply
TO BRADBURY & Co,
Bee Building 7 aud State Street.
BOSTON.
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LADIES' DRESSES& CLOAKS.

A CCURATELY fitted and made in the
"a most fashionable AMI recent style, in
DR.. Aliens Building, next North of the Con
grcgational Church.
MRS. M. j. MILES,
II as commenced business to the above al
dress, where The Ladies' of Middlcbury and
Vicinity may rely on punctuality if they will
favor her with their patronage. 35;3m.
s-e'- Also, Millinery and Gcntlcmcn's fine
Sewing.
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Teachers Association.

The Teachers aud members of this
Association, aud ALL the Teachers in
this town and in the ADJOINING Tow :,
are respectfully invited to meet at the
A G. A ID EN- Y. on tho west sidc Of
the Creek, on FRIDAY evening Jan. 10Th,
1855. GEORGE SMITH. Pres.
G. w. SEAroN, See
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sc III EN- G. KS
III NDRAKE PILLS

WIZ 10 fun To pos.ess those qualities necessary to
To the t.al eradication Of all hnus attacks. prulmpt
10 'tart tho .ccrriions "f the l,rr aud give hraly
tone ~ tho entire syst-m Indeed, il M Ordinary
discovery IN Medrai Scienre To have inNrnicd rInI
ely Tor Aesn stuhN"rn complaints, which dcyclnpe al
tn" fesniIs podureI 10y heretofore free use OF can
mel "a mineral justly dreaded by mankimd-anl &C.
Nno"edgc (" hr destructive IN the extreme la the hu
man system That the piopr clics tain vegetables
rVmpfise all the virtues OF eaom- without il. nmt
Gus iendcuelr, is now admitted fact, Ten1ercd in.
hisrniablc by srtcnthc rcscarrhc aud those who
the M1ndnkc PHI he fully satisfied that the he If m,,
rinrs nro those provided by @aIuro in the comm ~
herb. aud ront.:uf tho heid,.
The Pills opcn tho huwes aud correct all bilious do.
Engagements without sali1 stnn ANY It the iniuriuu.
effect, ni cni"mcl ~ nhor passions The secretion nf
hile l. rt"loi"d 10y these Pill, i'll he hy the
altered culor Of the stools aud disappearing Of the sat
lo~ complexion aud CLEANSING of The tongue.
Apple directions ipr use accompany each box of
rus, ad tho price nf quart bottle of tho Sea Weed
Tonic and box al Pills onmhn"d is only me dollar
But separate boxes of Pills lie had Of any OF the
/ agellis fpf 81 cents
These remedies are prepared under the pei 50 nal
snporv'si"n Of DrJil Soheuek, proprietor Of Schenck
fnlmnnic syrup thu well Established remedy for Con.
sumption, bnnchiiis, Coughs, Colds &C., sc aud the
in'cn'"r Of the celebrated Respironeter lar examin-
ing and detecting all diseases of the Lungs Heart, &c
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Pdltodclphi0-GI LBERT, WENTZ SEQ.
III N. Third Street.
Ncr YoTk-C. V. CLICKNER & co, 81
Barclay Street
BoStoH-REDDlNG & Como. s State st.
And every respectable Druggist through
out the United States. l9.35cow
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A T 7 i N TITO N
ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF
READY MADE CLOTHING

Would IN well to call on W, $. LASE, who is
selling oil at greatly reduced prices with a
determination to sell out. during the present
winter. Together with the remnant left at-
ter the Fire in sepiembc hist, the stock has
been amply rcplenished with supply of sea
sonablc Clothing. consisting of Over Goats,
Dress Coats, Vests, Pants Understands aud
Drawers and large quantity ocoiher Goods,
all of which are hereby offered to the Public
at COST and CHARGES, and some Of them
at cost without the charges. Please give an
early call rs they are fast disappearing be
fore the extensive wants of generous com
nImiiy.
The above can he found AT tho Store form
crly occupied by $. ilolion, Jr., on the North
end of the Bridge. Also few Fun Goats,
Middlehury, Dec. II, 1851
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TINE subscriber would give notice that he
l. has the life of Greeley aud Bainum and
the interesting book, Ida May, which he will
furnish by mail free ofpostasc. at 81 %.
A. II. COPELAND.
Middlobury, Jan. ls 1850.
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Bal. in Bank s. Si0,5S
Owing to the hardness OF the times and the
runners ahoat, a r,In has been made
and is still being made on the bank. 1t has
lately become evident that the money could
not be realized from our property in time to
meet the demands ON the bank, ami it was
feared that while some would get the whole
of their money from the bank, others must
lose OF wait y long time for their money.
In order, therefore, that all might stand on
an equal footing; it was thought best by some
dcpostors, that the bank should for the pres
cnt suspend its operation Accordingly an
application was made to the Chancellor, yes
terlay, and George S. Swift was appointed a
receiver OF all the funds of the bank for the
benefit of all the dcpostors 1t is hoped nm
der his management that the loss to deposi-
tors will he slight
j. DAVENPORT, President.
JAS. NJ. SLADE, Vice President.
j. 5. CHURCH,
ANON WILCOX,
VALLETTE, Trus-
DAVID PIPER. tees.
HARMON 4. SHELDON,
IGEMAN LANGW0RTlY,
MidIlcbury, Jan. II, 1853.
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Notice.

At meeting of the Frcemen Of Addison
Co.. fricndly TO the execution of the Vermont
Temperance Law held at Vergennes, Feb.
FL, 1904, for the purpose of nominating n
County Commissioner, the subscribers were
appointed a Committee tosall similar meet
jng the present winter. Accordingly, notice
is hereby given to the Freemen Of Addison
County friendly to tie execution of the Yer
mont Liquor Law TO meet at the Town Hall,
in Middlcbury, on Wednesday, the slst. inst,
at 2o'clock, =. NJ to nominate a County
COMMISSIONED for the year ensuing.
7. 4. MERRILL,
PETER STARR,
IRA CLIFFORD.
January II, 1866.
Vergennes IdePeHdeNt please copy.
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NATHAN WOOD

Is selling T. I. Salt very low for CASH. Also
lust received fresh Teas, Coffee, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. N q. Syrup, Sugar. ilavrc
Syrup, Cuba Honey, good substitute foi
hutier--aud superior article of Tripe-all
ss cheap as the cheapest
Dee. 4, 1854 S9,6v
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed hy
the Probate Court for the District of Add.
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate cf
EZRA THAYER,
late Of Orwell in said district, deceased, aud
also all claims and demands exhibited in OF
set thereto and six months from the 9th day
Of December, 1864, being allowed by said
Court for the purpose, We do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bus
mess Of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house Of the widow of the deceased in said
Orwell on the iast Thursday in March and
April next, from nine o'clock A. NJ. until
four O'Clock, r. NJ on each ofsaid days.
G. eS i. eoSsG; comr'.
Dated at Orwell, this 10Th day Of Dcccn
Der \, i. 1871. 4O.GM
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New Furniture.

Sofas, Bureaus, Hair Seat Chairs, Hair
,cat Rocking Chairs, Centre Tables, Wash
Stands, Mattresses, BedstcadS, &c. for sale
by z BECKWlTH.
Jan. 10. 1850 as
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MRS. M. j. MILES,

CURTAIN and Hall Paper, for sale by
~ Jan. 10, 1865. Y. BECKWlTH.
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SIS ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS
NA DILL DINO OTS

pAU ONA1 IO<s "A AVWHo = AAAO'
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS
AND BUILDING LOTS.
100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided on tho 30th November, 1854.
among 600 Subscribers. a large number
arealready engaged. Many The Lotsnear
these have been sold for from AGO to 600
perccn'. advance over the price for which
these Lots are now sold, showing thas
the purchase will be a roodinvestn.ent.
Each subscriber, FOR Y$l5, payable
in advance, will receive FOUR BUILD.
ING LOTS, IS BIZ 100 feet, lying to
gethcr, or FARM of from 2 to 20 acres.
These lots ale beautifully located at LAKE
LAND, Long Island, where a new church and
scaooi- house, and number OF private DWELL
ings. stores, work shops and factories, have
already been erected, several more are now
being built, and several hundred will be g.
rccted the coming season.
This is n fine opportunity Of owning %
delightful country residence near the city,
wherc the domestic comforts of family
circle can be- fully realized, and where 2s0o0
building loiu and about 600 farms have lately
been sold and sales IRE daily being made TO
individuals " no. alter carcinl examination OF
its location and asccrtaining The quality the
soil, are selecting farms for agricultural pur-
poses, being confident that no land so cheap
and calculated 10 increase SO rapidly in valne
can he had within 30 miles Of the city. This
land would have been all taken up wears back,
but has been an cntciied estate for the last
century, and completely locked mp for upwards
OF two hundred y.ars-sincc which large sales
have been made, and where the wild deer
roamcd at large may now be seen beautiful
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions of our mother earth.
This is one OF tho bost opportunities now
offered TO those OF small means who are des-
tilute Of a home OF their own, 10 purchase one
for mere Iifei also n few farms, containing
each five and ten acres, and uprA'ds, at from
SOS 10 S35 per acre.
EFAll persons wishing To avail themselves
Of the opportunity now offered to roeure
inc farm or splendid building lot near the En-
pire city, should make immediate application.
as they are nearly all disposed 81. Apply ia
CHARLES WOOD. POS broadway, corner
Of Fulton street, n, Y, where maps and pam
phlots ca n be had, OF sent IL required by mai!
gratis, or 23;5m
w. S. LANE, Agent, MidLIcbury, VT.
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send more. 4 contribution of $50 makes
an Hon. Member of our Board. Any
sum, however. will be thankfully accept.
Cd The undersigned may be addressed
at Middlcbury. Vermont.
WILLIAM SLADE, Ger. SEC.
anil Gen Agent ofthe Board.
UARrFoRp, Conn, Jan. IL, 1855.