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"A v n D. q A EsLE FAR Na
FOR SALE

IIlE undersigned having concluded to re.
move to the West, will sell his Farm. within
Two miles OF Chestcrtowu, on the main road tc
"orton' containing $50 ACRES, about 60
e:2s,S3SSY Acres OF which are in Wood and Timber
SsSSssa -chesnut, white oak, ash, &c.
''-1s@- The farm is under good tencnC. nrin.
cipaIl chesnut--it is divided into four fields of
oo' 3D. ~ and 50 acres-the Land lies suffi
ciently rolling to drain. The fields are all wa
tFfed oy an untalllng and abundant stream
E'@ht or ten acres of fine Meadow may be
made. The Farm is one of the finest for stock
ana grows grasses finely. The location is am
eii9Iole ohe' for good neighborhood, churches.
schools post office, &c.
The soil is good for wheat and corn-bas
oecn lined with quick lime, which acts we'll
and is now in fine heart and produces fine crons
of grain.
Sl5fzz The Buildings are of frame-.a new
kSII Granary, 36 by "a, of the best materials
-.NiA,-new stablng for II horses-new car
III rage house. The dwelling, one story frame.
Inc situation is remarkable for health-mv
physicians bill, for large family of white and
colored' not averaging over $l5 per annum for
inc last I3 yeats. The drinking water is good
Should the property not be sold at private
SAFE by TUESDAY, the 23d day of SEPTEAI-
bEk next, it will be Offered at public sale on
that day,at the tavern porch Of John Mcdaniel,
ESQ., IN Chestertown, at IL o'clock, a. Iii.
POSSESSION will be given on the first day Of
January next. The purchaser viii! have the
OF seeding wheat, or the subscriber
VIII W, sow 1t at the opt on of the purchsser.--
he property Is unincumbered and title indis-
putaOle. AdL!2ss the subscriber or his aren't.
ieorge Vickers, Esq, Chestertown, Kent conn.
ty, Md. JOHN R GRAY
hc'' county, July 10, DO. iy30-ts |
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Newark Female Seminary.

TIllAneXt Scholastic Year of this Institution
will commence September lst, and will be di-
vlded into two sessions Of 2l weeks each.
Superior teachers, thorough instruction, plea
SAINT location aud The family intercourse enjoy
ed where the number is so limited, make this
desirable school for young ladies. TERMS
Board and Tuition in English and Latin. $50
per session. Music, Painting, &c, extra
For circulars containing course Of study and
other particulars, apply to the Principal.
MISS ii. CHAM BERLAIN,
Newark, Delaware.
References Daniel Kirkwood, l.. l.. d.,
Prest OF Del. College; Prof w. A. Crawford,
Prof. II. ID. Porter, Col. J. l.. Miles, J. w.
Evaps, Esq, RathmcI Wilson, Esq, Newark
George Earle, Esq, Rev. John Mcars, Eklon,
Md. July 8, '56-2m.
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Pail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, BaC-
gage &C. lie expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fully received and promptly attended to.
tS+- lie will also run Wagons to and from
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Uoods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels. '
thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER TITPTV
Dec. 10" ,"55-tf
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- GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA,

u u. MERsnoN, Merchant, saws:
| 0IMpSoNvILLE, Shelby county, KY, }
arC March 30, 1853. {
,;on me herman Bitters give general satisfac-
Morton Berkeley, a respectable farmer Of this
county" '''0' u '''''
6, 0IMFsoNyHLE, KY, March 80, I855-Dear
"tf-t would inform you that | have been aE
ii'cted Tor several years with DySpepsia, in
very aggravated form, for which / used Sarsa-
pariiIa and various other remedies, without OBJ
SGlIl"g any rellei. From the various testimo
mails IN favor of Hoofiand's German Rjttcrs
was induced to try them, and | now state with
pleasure that through their use am eniovino
better health than have done for wears past'
ana iC! cheeriully recommend the Btters to ali
with that terrible disease.
Respectfully, yours,
m MoRToN DERKLEY.
To DR.. C. Jackson.
See advertisement.
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$500 REWARD

II ANAWAY from the subscriber on the 2Ist dav n,
~ July, instant, a NEGRO MAN nv fbe ',o,ay 10y ~ ~
JAMES HENRY, formerly belongng y, 'te Ta NUN" o. o.
Dennis iged abont thrty-iour years, and is ve TO-"
six qr seven inches IN height dark chestnut
lons eouilienance not very pleasant aud high ehseL
will give S75 if tlken iii Ssmersot co,n,,, ,l
800 iakeh 9ut OF IT, and $500 il taken oul oc ibc
State OF Maryland and delivered in Princos, ~
jail, 80 that can get him again n'''''
WILLIAM COlBCURNE Of ls,nc
Annan,essix, July 30, IS56--3l y ''''u'
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CIRCU LAR.
III 0 UNIT VERNON.
No. 81 North Second Street.

w "D TUI oVCOHu Otreet,
PHILADELPHIA.
ES@S 'llE undersigned having leased the above
EeiiI we'll known House, which has been
ENIIl Renovated and Re lnude led throughout, nre
S'htug heaniilul Iron 'front.' highly orna.
mental and 10 line Architectural taste moi sufnnssnI
by any IN The City, is now open for the ecepon of
visIi'rs. T -
The Furniture all new, and has been Iected with
Chestnut street. and is of the latest and mus iashn
b style,
Having had many years Spcrience we flarter our
serves hat ny strict aiGnien to business and u the
of pubic patronage
The l1cau"n Tor Merchants and others coming To the
Ely, is convenient heIng IN the centre of business
1he reader s respectfully solicited 10 favor us with
call on his Hexi visit TO the CIV
|. l.. BARRETT, Proprietc1.
June 6, l955-IY
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AUCTIONEEEEMC

Inc Undersigned respectfully ann unces TO
the citizens of Smyrna, that he will, a, the
shortest notice and u on the most reasonable
terms do all kinds Of Auctioneering that ma v
be desired. Having had considerable eypcri-
ence IN the business, he is confident of giving
satisfaction. THOMAS RASII
AprIl 9 lSIG
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FIR EHG EE'H'
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofall kinds.
lie will also run his Wagons to and from Smyr-
ma Lasding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds Of Freight brought 10y the Vessels Bricks,
Iron, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
OF Letters and small packages confdcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. ice.
feb I3-tf
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TO TIE RIiRlIN

W. genuine LINlMENT tor the CURE of
-, - Ki!hU UMATlSM SPRAINS. STRAINS and
i'cS t.o FEET. prepared hv the subscriber cam
ne louhd ai The old, established and cheap Family
Drug Store OF DAVID LOCKWOOD, who ,s the snis
agent for the sale of II in SMYRNA 1'''
dIz"-u WILLIAM III START
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WOOD-LEAVE for Sale.

4ssESsafs | will sell at private sale, ON rcasona bic
7sss1Sssa$ Terms, EIGHTY ACRES or WOOD
SsTlStNS LEAVE, we'll set in heavy White, Black.
Red and Spanish OAKS
~~=zaAsA-- Tins Tract Of TIMBER Is situated ON
ihe ROAD Leading from The SMYRNA Depot" to Mil.
latter place. B = BlAt,EIST0N '''
Deer Park" March 9th, 'jGtf
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MILK! Mgg EY

Lhh undersigned would inform the citizens
oi smyrna that he can furnish them with New
Mil'h, ~ Just from the pail, early every morning
at " hIlaSons Corner" Main and Commerce
street. ~ G. p,,,I..Hn',,. o'
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REAT MASS MEETING-A On Co.,
the Ladies-Great E,,c;,e,oo,,| ' '''"

The LGdteS-Great ECciteaeut
Tie ladies' ot New Castle coupIy, in order to give
Geni 10 their feelings, and deemng Il their ulv 6,
rr>nN ca ID call mass meeting ~ The Tow, hail ,i
Wilmington, lOr which dl q nolIce will he ,,vsn A..
Prudence has consented To take The char of c nnr,
4ns, aud Mrs. Economy wAl accept the honor Ia urse
ss1Cre:ary The folt wing prt srnbe amt rpsolu,,ns
were drawn up and received unanimously:
Whereas, We regard II Il duty of our sex genoroI
~ mcIuulIS wives WIDOWS, maIrpns aud maids to
keep pace with the umes-lo be wIde AWAKE T., tbs
nlan chances to acquaInt themselves with the GaIer
Slipper and Shoe trade-to observe with yiqIlauI eva
ihe tricks OF trade, and the manners and ,.usln,,S -
ihnSe engaged 'heren Tor the draft that necessity an,
fashion make upon our purses are uuue large enoiob
rithoUt bcng inflated with Imposition and exlurIio1
Therefore be it
ReaolEed' That We regard MIR. Flanigen of VIII
MngOn, as the very pink, pattern and beu idea ,f
an honest and accommodating sInrekeeper
Received That we have always found Flangen The
same al all Ilnes at all seasons and under all circum-
sIaucek ready TO sell cheap mortal man can sell
and keep out OF the poor house.
Resolved lhai his course IN the past is guarantee
tor The lnture. Foc years we have tried hlm and |
proved i'm, and Will slick % him.
Ecs)lved, rnat We approve OF the elegant dural te
and lasely manner which he has displayed in makil
GaiIers. BuskIns and Slippers etc. for our tostes,
comfort ana convenience. His public spirit energy
an desire 10 please, deserve be rewarded; and that
reward shall be our custom and patronage
Resolved. That Flangens sock of summer Boots
anu Shoes OF all kncs is unsurpassed for quantity
Oeauly and cheapnesS his ladies' gaert for only 81
per pair, and his genemen's lace shoes for only 81
EeiHs per pair cap the CLIMAX; it puzzer to know
elOw they can be sold SO cheap
Resolved, That we approve of the taste dis played
IN making that great card of over seventy.ve differ
.enl shades and cOOrs of hastings. which give as at
glance the opportunity any shade or color of
ISress we may chose or desire.
Resolyed, That invite all of our sisters 10 give
illm call thafwe best endeavoIs TO make his
lners known throughout tins region; and 10 this end
MIS- Economy be instructed To circulate these resou-
lions far and wide. Signed MRs ECnvoMv | !
. " lhhiiStoh Juue /, 1000. SecV.
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BOOK RyNDINC.

DARTlCtLAR attention will be IaId to Binding
Il Libraries tpuhlIc and privalcl Law Bn0ks Music
Periodicals, Magazines. Pamphlets Catalogues De-
in large small quantities.
n. B-Old Books re.hGund with the greatest care
Give me a call at No 81 s. THIRD STREE II
(3d stOry) opposite The Exchange, Philadelphia
WIN. &. WHEELER
June 4-ly
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6O-PartnersIaip.

NoTlCE is hereby given to the public thai
nave this day associated with me in the Ma
Gchine, Blacksmithng and Foundry business,
LsocH llEsDaIx, under the name Of Taylor g.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Smyrna, Del, July 2Slb. 1856 -aG-3t.
~ B-All persons inde0s.an TO the under
sgied are requested to en- I aad settle their
cOunls as early as possible. J.T.
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FOE SALE.

En0 TONS Peruvian GUANO;
o"o 2oo0 bushels best Ground Plaster.
10000 bushels fine Lime;
b"ildlng Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &c, regu
larly kept on hand, by
GEO. w. CUMMINS
Smr-na, March 2l, '5G-Iy.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
&C., &c,
A. H. Hazard s. Co..
(iSucceSSOrS to 4HOyer q. Hnza

No. la MARKET street, Philadelphia,
Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale Deal
ers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils. Glass.
Dye-Srutfs, Perfumery, Spices, etc., ETC.,
Invite the attention of Country Merchants to
their large and well selected stock of DIucs
and Medicines.
HaVlng the advantage of many years prac-
tcai experience in the business, they can with
confidence defy competition, both in regard to
quality and price OF their articles. Particular
attention to packing.
W All articles guaranteed to turn out as
represented.
All orders addressed to them will be prompt
ly attended to-
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Steamboat EEaT9oon

NJ FOR PHILADELPHIA leaves Smvrna
81 Steamboat Landing dong PolnD, every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morl.-
RETURNING, leaves Chestnut Street Wharf Phila.
delpha' every Tuesday Thursday and saturday
mornings, at O'clock touching at Deakyne's Land
and returning s0''-s
DINNER provided on board. ap23.tf
GF On and after Tuesday, July the first,
the Balloon will leave Smyrna Steamboat Land.
ing (Long PoinD every day-Sunday except
ed-at one o'clock, P. NJ, for Philadelphia.
Stages connecting with the Boat will leave
Smyrna at III o'clock, a. M, punctuaIIv.
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S A VIM C FUND

"'s".S" 't"tco insurance., annuity d' Trust Co.
S +. corner Third and Chestnut sts, PhiIadelpho.
Capital, $25O,OOO.
MONEY is received on deposit daily. The amount
4'l deposited is entered in a Deposit Book ond
will be given. =
All sums, large and small, are received. and tho
amonht pad back on demand, without notice
IheteSt Is paid at the rate of Five per cent. com
1lencihg from The day ofdepos and ceasing fourteen
ui' previous pI 10 The withdrawal of the money
ou ,e hrSt dny OF January. in each year. the inter-
he "u uepost Is paid to the deposIor or added TO
uhe principal' as he may prefer
o. ine Ooinpahy have now upwards of $500 deposit
ors IN lhG City of Philadelphia alcne.
Any additional inIormoi,on viii ho ri,,o L. -,
dressing the Treasurer e'0" W au'
DIRECTORS.
stephen X. Crawford, Prest William M C;odv;,
Lawrence Johnson, Vice Pres't Pari r. Gld"I ou"i"'
Bemiamin W f1,no,npson' George McIIenry,
Jacgh + FI,.d,iIs iilisiey' james Devereux,
"OVS Soa-.,deD' -, ioi'ulc1' ~ GustaRus English
Teller and Interpreter u. C.. OebIsch i,na. ,0~
Sepi2, '55-Iy - "'''ias iaser'
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Doctor Edward -. DaiIcv.
Smyrna, Del.

Has REMOVED to MAIN street, two doors
above Commerce, next door to Mir. II. Carrow's
store and nearly opposite the Post Office.
V1- Persons calling for him at night will
please ring the door.belI.
February 21lh. I.J6.
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Steamboat Train Uia Frenchtown.
Leaves Frenchlown for Phila. at IO.I5 A, NJ
" New Castle - nIS 6
Phllada. for Frenchtown, 100 p. M.
Wilmington 2O8 "
New Castle 4" 233
Trains for Baltimore, leave Wilmington at
l222, 9.22, A. NJ, and 2.05, p. M.
Trains for Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA.
leave Baltimore at SAG, II.O6, A. NJ, 6.5i, p
NJ.
09- A Freight Train will run once each way
daily, Sundays excepted.
Persons wishing to obtain Cars TO load, must
give at least two days notice previous to the
time they are required.
d. A. SANBORN,
Jl6-tf. Superintendent Del. Railroad.
On and after August LIST, Stage will leave
Canterbury on the arrival of the morning Train,
for Denton and Easton, Md, arriving at Easton
the same evening; also leave Easton in the norn-
ing to connect with the 2.30 p. M. train. l.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
kcWCS. Delaware


J'HE undersigned having leased The abnve ,voII
L known ilOlel formerly occunied hv IIur.,,,
hutr winch has been thoroughly ceansed nol,inJ
ana i"td up IN taste. net surpassed by any bnn.c ,
he i"lilsla,hayc opened The sane and are novv r.,
~ ''reNe NlSi'ofS' Ihe Furniture il all new aud o
'le Ia'cNl ana most fashionable slyle We iuyIIe n
personal nspe"llom NV '''e'"
raw had many years experience. we .lalier our
So''t" 'h1l by Srict attention business and In tia
"h'of's "i or guests, 10 Il share of pubIic M,
homage. P''' pa
The Sea Bathing is cqnal 10 Cane Nav or any other
place OF resort The Bathing Houses nave been l;,i
up recently. '''''"
lhr HtahIing : alo good. and visitors may resi- ma.
Snted ihai Their horses will be we'll cared for
hs ~ readiness 10 convey passengers loany parl
"I me Frh'n'ulh, when require t.
=, ne pr"PF!ci"r' have on hand, Horses Carriages
"hS' Dogs and liOiIs ior the accomu0aol, of thr,r
visitors. Vi ''''l
81 The Steamboat ST Nicholas, Capt Eros White.
car leaves Arch 81 Wharf every Monday. Wedm,s.
Lewes. '' '"'
... DAVIS JONES, Proprielors.
- W." i"Kh' G. JONES, PIILA.
lV9- 3m
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Agents for Delaware

. VIM Temple and john II Bewley, Smyrna; Corr;e
ware CITY; Samuel Silver Red Lion: Genrgo AZ
DewcS' oorhs Bridge; John Holland Newark New.
inn GorInau, ~ Georges; Charles StockIey
miilShof"nshi cannon d White, Bridgeviiie: ~ Al
bI"'hSl'he Summit Bridge; DR. James K Lavtou
6e"Fse'n Vni John Ponder n SoR, Milton; John Nr
lowell Dover; john w Hall, FrederIca James p
conner: Canterbury; Edward Brlhghurst. EdNad
NcInal'. "lningIoni William + TA!nch, distributing
agent Glasgow; Abraham Cannon, Chirsiona. ST.
bhenson 'ro,s'iae, Newport; Charles II Holmes
hraniy vine Village; Janver IL Pennington. Ne,y
oas'iei IL Cam. Summit Bridge; Lockwood A,
Ihim5n, NlddieiOwn, Samuel Smith, Biackbird. n
wa Mckee Odessa; john Holland, Stanton; and Dr
III IL Mitchell, Elktun Md '' ~
For sale toy the sole p:upric'or and mGnuflciurer
EDWARD =. NORRIS
JNS"-'m 30 Arch ST PhIladelnhio
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i" 9INiNnEN' WIN. JOHNSON.
L.. IL. Sprin ger & Go.

Manufacturers and Dealers in Venitian Parlor
and Chamber BLINDS, Window Curtains and
Th des OF every description, Gilt Cornices.
ia nds, Loops, Rings, &c, No. 70 Market St.
Wilmington, Del. iyo
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Super Phosubo1e ocT:-,o

super Phosphate OF Lime.
| llPLOMAS have been awarded 10 the subscribors
~ for the above article, by the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural s, cietv
New Jersey
Bucks County
Schuylkill County
Berks County
New Castle County, Del,"
The quality and high character of our preparation il
well known-t is considered the best aud most Relia
bic Manure for Corn. Oats, Wheat Potatoes and Grass
proving The soil 0fPRICE Si5 per 1000 lbs t2I cts
Ferlb: Owing to the high price of articles used in
manufacturing the above we have been compelled 10
advance our price to S45.
CAUTlON.-Observet that every barrel Of our article
has our name and that Of PoIts a. Klelt STAMPED ON
tle head. =
Pamphlets describing ifs qualities and mode OF using
can be had at our store, or by mail, when desired. A
liberal deduction made 10 Dealers
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CHlLLS AND FEVER.
PASCHALL'N
Eerc'' anil .zguc MErtu1.e.


ChiHs and Fcper, Dum6 Ague. Tnterm;ttout
FeUer, and Biiious AIf0cks
Is also a valuable and safe tone ard oIterotvo
under many other circumstances totally iree tr,,n,
a"n'A,nfe with amy mineral substance containing
heither Arsenic, Copper Mcrcury or Anfimonv II -
exclusively VEGETABLE IN lis comnosiIIn1 ~
ingredients are OF a mild nature and .omIninoed in
Su'h PROPORTIONS ls nOI ~ shock The NerVuus Svseu,
OF PT"nure unpleasant feelings IN the headi As
'hc, is al the sane time very gentle poweriulond
u"r lp'e III elect lis slImuiang properties are su
S''Phi as TO produce No INJURY when rakeI, in
htNlIh and las continued does not accus1om tho
system 10 It's acilo 81 as 10 destroy lis usefulness AZ
Is ihe case with musl medicines
~ ii Is OF advantage 10y municating yipor in the
Ehr"ic diseases, which mIasnaiic levers lenve no
nina hem-such as Aeue Cake, swelled or Inrnd
LiErr ny apersla, Debility, Nc. 1t acts as n PREVL'T
~ r. oi ChIllS under osure miasn.s as well no
a CURE whel !hov occur " "ei "S
A Practical treatise ON ChlS and Fever in namrh
lei i"rm has been written and wall be Forwarded G.
IL any direction, by addressing either the Pronrn,nr
ali Manufacturer, o. The Editor of this paper
oihre Tins preparation has been introduced ipto
D''a"afe IL has rcceI\ ed the approval OF all who have
u>tu IT, Ia another column, The reader i'll lpI vain
% aoe testimonials from gentlemen Of this and other
States in its favor ~ N'"''
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Agents Wanted.

We have for sale the celebrated PACIFIC OCEAN
GUANO, SIMILAR 20 thai sold by us last season, and
which gave such great satisfaction.
CANCERINE, or FISH MANURE.--A full sup
Fly OF this new and valuable article, which call
the atientOk OF Farmers.
Z NO. } GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANO
constantly ON hand and for sale al the lowest rates
ALLEN a. NEEDLES,
No. % S. Wharvts and 35 $. Waterst,
flrst Store above Chestnut ST. Phla.
eg-Farmencan load al The Water st. front and void
he rowdrd whail. iy3O 3,n
OF JOB PRINTING of every description,
a. atty executed at tins Office.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

Royal sprague 25 acres, 1-2 Of the west half
Of Samuel Turner and Noah Chittendcn
Marshall 7. Shackett 100 acres, 1T Of Noah
waddams, 81 div, MIDI. part.
John W. Stewart and A. johnson, saw mill,
100 acres, No 49, I'd div, 1T of Aaron llawley,
100 acres, No ~, lst div, TT of David Sum
mcrs, part of lot No al, LIST div, TT Of Ezra
Curtis.
John W. Stewart and N Wood 100 acres, No
sc, LIST div, TT of Hawkins Nichols.
THAR, Homer & Co. 35 acres, north east cor
ner of Samuel Turner and Noah Chittenden,
MIDI. part
Russell Williams, No 80, LIST div, TT of Wal
lston ITawlcy.
Wood & johnson 100 acres, No %, I'd div, TT
of Aaron IIawley.
Nathan Wood 100 acres, No Sc, stdiv, TT of
Hawkins Nichols.
Charles G. Wainwright 200 acres, I'd and Sd
div, TT of Seth Kent, Salisbury part.
The undivided rts Jcrial French so acres,
Francis Ilawlcy $50 acres, Thomas lIawley $50
acres.
And so much of said lands will be sold at
public auction, ut the dwelling house of Samuel
S. Fletcher, in said Ripton, on Thursday, the I'd
day of October next, at nine o'clock, A. NJ, as
shall be requisite to discharge said taxes with
costs, unless previously paid.
Attest: S. II. HENDRICK, i st Constable.
Dated at Ripton, this 9th day of September,
A. d. 1856. 2l:3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17

VuuABt.E TESTIMONY in favor of the Oxy'
eehated Bitters.-W Washington, ID &C. ,June1O.
Having made use of the 0xysenated Bit
ters, prepared by DR.. Geo B.Grecn, ofWind-
sor, VT and from knowledge obtained OF
their efficacy In other cases, we chcerfully
recommend them to the public, believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation
of the proprietor We hope that this valua-
BILE remedy may be so generally ditluscd
Throughout the country, that il may be ac-
ressible to all the afflicted
Samuel S. Phelps, William Upham, U. 5.
Senators from Vermont.
James F. Simmons, U. s. Senator from
Rhode Island.
}. T. Morehead, U. S. Senator, and for
1ncrly Governor of Kentucky
L. H. Arnold, Member of Congress, and
formerly Governor of Rhode Island.
VIM. Woodbridge, U. S. Senator, and for
mcrly Governor Of Michigan.
NJ. L Martin, Delegate in Congress from
Wisconsin Territory.
Such testimony as the above is worthy the
conf lcnce of the pubic.
SETH W. FowLE & co, 13s Washington
Street, Boston, Propric,ors. Sold by their
agents everywhere.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-17
j. T. Thu IUNi IIcaSuTcT
Vt Mutual Fire lns. Co.,
TrpaSurcrs Office
For Sale.

THE subscriber Offers for sale his resi-
l. dcncc in Middlehury village, formerly
owned and occupied by Edward Wainwright
The buildings are in the most perfect repair,
having been reccntlyrcmodclcd md arranged
in the most perfect manner.
The house is situated in central portion
Of the village, and is considered one of the
best locations in town. The premises CON
tain two acres Of the best Of land, or which
is "a large lot Of thrifty fruiitrccS Of the most
approved varieties. Ia short, it is Just such
place - man would like that wanted "a good
cheap situation.
The subscriber also offers his Furniture,
which is all nearly new. in whole or in part ,
to suit purchasers ut prices that must be
satisfactory to good judges.
The above pr"pcaty will bo sold on rcry
rcasoa0bte terms Credit will be given If de-
sired, in part payment if secured. Posses
sion given Immediately
SAMUEL SHEPARD. JR.
Middobury, Aug. %, 1856. 10;