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NOT[UE.-To Matilda Robins widow Of

| NOTICE. TO Matilda Robins. widow Of
~ j thu Robins. Elizabeth Mclaughlin, Wilhsm Rob
bins, Sarah Jane Allison, and Alexander AlisOn her
hnsb nd Isabella Mclaughlin and her husband Robert
Mel "a ,hn Jr., Rachel J,cknlan and Adam q. Jack.
man, her husband, and Eliza Jane Robins 10 minor)
aud b, llren of Ann George, deceased, formerly
Ann Robins to wit Wilson, Mitchell, Sarah aud Ma.
ti,dL Gorge (who minorsa all Of Carroll county,
0 iio, and Mary George and her husbaSd, Thorn q
Geor Of Jefferson county, Ohio, and Henry .. Rob.
IN, of Brown county, Indiana, #.s
You will take notice that on the 2nd day Of Septem,
b, r. H. D. 1856 the undersigned fled petition in tbs
UOuIt Of ComuOn Pl.a Of Carroll county Ohio, where
the same is now pending, demanding partition OF the
following premises, situate in Lee township Carroll
county, OmO wit: rhe south half OF the southwest
quate OF section thiltysix 1851 in township twelve 2l
OF rang four A. containing seveny- g acres, and ten
acres in the orh east of the north quarter
Of section five 81 in township thirteen l3) Of range
FIVE (5), in all IS acres or less 1t is the farm
owned by John Robins at the time Of his DEATH and
the place on which he resided ..r.
The undersigned demands partition oisAd land in ten
equal shares, The being entitled to one tenEh Partl
and that Matilda Robins IL entitled to dover in the
whit lie.
An application will be made at the next term Of tho
Court by the undersigned that order OF petite and
asst snment of dover &c., may be made of said premises,
JOHN Robins, JR.
BY Van Brown his Attorney.
September 4, ls56'-6w' pr fee 81 90.
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ET The President it seems cannot get a.
long without the sl4. 100000 for the army,
nor with that unless with aristocratic power ID
the employment of it 10 protect freebooter ruff
fans and subdue, Free State settlers in Kan
sas. 1t is within the memory of active polti-
clans that Sl4, ,O00 900 was deemed an,eStrav-
agant amount for the entire annual expenses of
the Government, Civil and Diplomatic. Army,
Navy. Judiciary, Iudian affairs and Miscellane-
GUS.
Now something more than $4,000, 900 is re-
quired; and when the immediate representatives
of the people say how portion of it shall not
be used, there is terrible clamOr raised about
stopping the wheels Of (Juggernaut we had
almost said Government Cleve. Herald
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04
no! FOR NEBRASKAM

The subsc iber will visit Nebraska territory on or a.
bout the st fOctOber next Persons desirous Of MA
king investments in any OF the thriving towns sies
in the territory, have it promptly aud faithfully
d, ne, by making applications to me.
The great rush of cnig alton is and will cOntin
to be Nebraska; itbeng generally admitted OY all
those who have travelled in the tenit0rics,iar Tre'
ferable to Kansas in regard & location, climate, soil
aud water. From my personal knowledge Of the cOun.
try,I can confidently say that make Investments
for others that will yield veTy liberal return. ly
charges will be moderate GEO =. KENFDY.
CarrolItou, Ohio Sept 4, 1855 ,--3w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

Viva VocE VoTrNa VS.. Tue BALLor.--The
lsle Missouri Legislature passed law requi-
ring all voting in the State, except in the city
Of 81 Louis to be viva voce. How far the spe-
cial local politics Of the State operated to pro.
duce the Legislation. no one here Oicourse can
tell.
This is one OF the movements Of the South
to crush liberty, aud prevent free expression
Of views by the voters. The St. Louis InLel,i-
gencer speaking Of this system notices among
other objections the following;
The viva yoce system has tendency, in
some cases to discourage and prevent free and
fair expression Of the sentiments Of voters.--
Every vote being called out, all the gaping
crowd who invariably collect around The polls
can ascertain how each man votes, and this is
an opportunity FOR intmidatiOns or daslardly
revenge to those who are base enough TO use
such appliances to accomplish their ends, OF
do in jury to those who may cobtravene their
wishes Especia ly is this OH cor . plcab'e in
the case OF extensive establishments employing
large number ot men. Instances of employ
ers using their power over their suborninate'
to coerce them to vote in certain manner,
have perhaps come under the observation of
almost every reader Under the ballot system
such cases would not occur.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04
Meeting at Carrollton

Remember friends Of Kansas. tba. there vii
be a glorious Grand Rally in this place on Sat
urday The eOth inst. Tall speakers are assign
ed for US. amongst them Hon. Jno. A. B'ng'
ham, Tom. SpoOner. Gen. Eeklsy and others
TIE details given In Bills, and neIt weeks ISSUE
A glorious day for Freedom 10 little Carroll is
expected. Prepare for g" feast Of reason and
aoW ofsoul."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04
10000 Freemen in Council.

On last Saturday at New Philadelphia tweni,
thousand freemen were at the grand rally
A large banner was presented to Warwick
township with delegation of686. The Ban
ner was superb. Old Tuscarawas is good for
one thousand majority for Fremont! and Free
dom fcr bleeding Kmsasl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

For FREMONT The President Of the Amer
can Council in Woodstock. Conn.,, has taken
the sense Of his brethren respectfully on the
Presidential question. He reports the follow
ing result:
Whole number Of Members Of the Council $50
For Fillmore.
For Buchanan. 8
For Fremont. 227
He says the vote is divided substantially like
this throughout Eastern Connecticut, and he
presumes through western also; but his per-
sOnal knowledge is confined to the Eastern
Counties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04
SHERI FF'S SALE.
J. P. Geiger,

j. P Geiger Petition to foreclose mort:
gage.
George Crowl and wife, .s#
OF. ais
By virtue of an order Of court to me directed, VII
offer at public sale the door OF the Court House in
CarrOtOn, ......-.--t.
On Saturday. the 4h dag Of October nert,
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock
P NJ Of said day, the following described real estate,
to wit Lot number ten (l0) in Atkinson aid McCOokS
addition to the town Of CarrOllton Ohio. Applaissd
at 5000 90. Terms cash. .....
JOHN II. WHIT CRAFT,
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II G. LUCAS d FRANCIS ROWE, IN

lie succeeding Mr., G. Ives. in the above businers
under the style aud firm OF II, G, Lucas 4 Co take
this opportunity of soliciting continuanca Ofthe kind
patronage and support very Hb,rally extended to
their pre- leeessor,
tSS- Orders and communications addressed to II. G.
Lucas 90, "Cev Brewery, Canal Street. Cleye
land, Ohio, will be promptly attended to.
GE GAsH PAID FOR BARLEY.
UleYelAnd o.. Amgnst .. lS56.-3m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

VHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO
inform his old friends and customers that he has
this day disposed Of his business as a "BreWer aud
Malster" at his establishment known heretofore Ms
Ives Cleveland Brewery" to II. G. Lucas and Fran.
els Rowe, and in returning many thanks bis numer-
friends and supporters for the patronage ber
ally accorded to him, soles continuance Of it to thu
new firm. TIC IVES.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

ar. nov engaged to do all the dirty WORK Of
the party. merely that they may get in return
their ''bread and butter"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

TTURD'S HAIR RESToRER--A few bottles left
II warranted to restore hair any head that tAe
bald Also Hurds Golden Gloss, for beautifying the
hair at II. OAAIEkb
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

T1sTATE OF WILLIAM wHITE-BOtice j. hereby
Egivea that the undersigned has been appo.n.ea and
cnsiiaed az administrator on the estate of Villa n
n bte. deceased late Of Carroll county. Ohio.
sontember a. 1856. JORN B. MooDY.
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Correspondence ofMe NeoO York Tribune.
LATER FRO KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, K. T., Aug. 20, SO.
The clouds are thckening. but the exact day
and hour when the storm shall come, or with
what fury it will rage when it does come, we
know not. We only know OF its coming by
the clouds.
North of the Kansas River, that is, in Doni-
phan. Delaware and Leavenworth cities. great
preparations are being made, as the following
handLill will show. These handbls are post
ed all over The northern division, that is, north
Of the Kansas river:
HEADQUARTERS, IsT Div. X, MILrrrA,
GENERAL ORDER, No. !. Aug. 10, '56
Whereas, have received reliable information
THAT state Of actual war exists in this Terrific.
ry, and that robberies and other Aagrans viola
tions of the law are daily occurring in this Di-
vision, l hereby order that shS entire strength
OF this division, rendezvous a! the points here
inafter named, to receive further orders. to
wit:
The First Brigade. Brigadier General Mar.
shall commanding, to rendezvous at Doniphan,
Doniphan County, on Wednesday, Aug. 90,
1916.
The Second Brigade, Brigadisr Gen eral k,
l. Easton, commanding, to rendezvous at
LeaVenworth City, on Wednesday, August 20.
1856.
WIN. P. RICHARDSON.
Major. General, 1st Div. K. NJ.
Brig. Gen EAsroN, Leavenwonb City, X. T.
In accordance with the above order, com.
mApd all persons composing the Second Rri.
gade, North Division, Kansas Militia, to rendez-
vous at LeavenwOrth City, on Wednesday,
Aug. 20, 1856, to await further orders. By
APAYSE, commanding.
August 10, 1855.
This "Northefn Division" includes Weston,
Mo-, and Platte County centrally. In the
Southern District" a good deal is being done
to make raise," bat with poor success. This
Division includes Westport. Independence, and
other Border Rufian ocalities in Jackson and
Clay Counties Mo-, but their "head quarters"
is al Lecompton. The celebrated Haney, or
Hayna~, was down at Westport yesterday, but
reports the people there as being willing to
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

ESTATE OF JOHN GIMMEsON.--NOtice
u is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified executors of the last will
and testament of John Gimneson, deceased, late ct
Carroll county, Ohio. WILLIAM GIMNEsOHA
Sept. 4, 1856. JACOB WoT,
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Ntw advertisements.
PROCLAMATION!

PROCLAMATION Is HEREBY MADE
to the qualified voters Of Carroll county TIA. Gen.
eral Election Ni be helI asreqared by ON Tuesday
tie llh day Of October A. d. 1856 at the places for
holding elections In said county, at whah tra The iOl
loving Ulcers are to be chosen, 20 Wit.
OLs Supreme Judge, for full term.
q" une1pired term.
" State common school Commissioner.
> Member Of Board Of Public Works;
One Attorney General.
Congressman for 2lst district.
Judge Tor lst subdivision Of the 9th Judicial di..
trict.
Clerk Of Carroll county.
= Coroner
q Commissioner
Infrmary Director.
Also to vote upon the act TO Incorporate the Bank
Of Ohio andother Banks" each Seetor may have written
or printed, psrty written and partly printed upon hs
ticket the words. For the Bank Chart err OF Against
the Bank Charter
The Trustees Ofthe townships in said eOu nty are re.
quired to return the following number Of Jurors from
their respective townships, to the Clerk Of the Court
~ III.
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arsd Square.
rEA4usrtlsers must be particular to mark the nun
- of Insertion On she face Of their advertisements
- Aeyw be published untilordered out, aud chErged
accordingly.
IN Advertisements should be handed In by fUEi
par HoESISd, to insure insertion that week.
e8~ jon WoRK neatly and expedtOpsly executed al
Z lis ofhce, on toe shortes possible notice.
EGBO. A CR0FUT, 7S South Fourth street, a
Sovs Walnut Philadelphia, ia our authorized agent
obtain Advertisements for Us in that city.
~ WouDs QuN, Publishers OF the "Commercia
Register" are our New.York Agents. Office l4O Ful
ed 6trvst New York.
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NSTATE OF WILLIAM wHITLA,--NOtice is here:
q by given that the undersigned has been appointed
am Whilla deceased, late Of Carroll county. Ohio,
sen,amher4 4 ISb6. ELIzABETH WHlTLA.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-03
For Sale,

HNlIE subscriber Offers for sale his resi-
l. dencc in Middlobury village, formerly
owned and occupied by Edward Wainwright
The buildings are in the most perfect repair,
having been rcccntlyremodelcd md arranged
in the most perfect manner.
The house is situated in n central portion
Of the village, aud is considered one of the
best locations in town. The premises con
tain two acres of the best of land, or which
is n large lot of thrifty fruittr of the most
approved varieties. In short, il is just such
place man would like that wanted II good
cheap situation.
The subscriber also offers his Furniture,
which is all nearly new, in whole or in part,
to suit purchasers at prices that must be
satisfactory togood judges.
The above propcaty will be sold on rcry
reasonable TERMS Credit will he given If de-
sired in part payment if secured. Posses
sion given Immediately.
SAMUEL SHEPARD JR.
Middlcbury, Aug. %, 1856 10;
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Wednesday, Aug. %.
At market zoos Cattle, 99s Beeves and 100
Stores, of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, yearlings, two and three years
old.
PRicEs-Markct Beef-Extra, Cnclading
nothing but the best large oxen well stall
fed at least one Year, $3.50; LIST quality icon
sisting of large fat oxen, stall fed at least sew
eral months,) So ID quality, Consisting Of
the best CRASHED oxen, the best s:all-fed
cows and the best three years old stcers)
~ ,25gI 90 Sd quality.ts7; ordinary IS.
Iiides-7a7tc per 10. Tailow-7ta8c.
Pclts-31 ta75c. Calf Skius-l2.c. per ID.
Veal Calyes-SsG, SGl0.
Working Oxcn-Sl2s, 1872, 40 Ii5, $50,
l9sg2l2.
Cows and Calves-$24, 2s 3Oa49
Sheep and Lambs-i30T at market Extra
So, 67l0. By lot, 81, 2,25, $50, 39i.
Swine-Wholesale soft &c hard corn fed
&c per ID.
HEMARKs.-> worry active market THU
week Sales began early yesterday, as soon
as mo Northern trains come in. Supplies
much short of the demand, with very large
attendance of eager purchasers, had the ef
feet to create an advance on every quality Of
stock.
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A. ii. G % p Ell A N d,
DEALER IN
'r BOOKS, STATIONERY,
MAGAZIN Els, NEWSPAPERS,
CHEAP 1TON,S,


MlDDLEDURY, VT.
List Of Newspapers and Magazines pub
lshcd in New York, Boston, and Philadel-
phia, and few of the English Papers which
VIC forward to any part of the Union.
DAlLiEs. New York Times, Tribune and
Hcrald--Boston Journal.
WEEKLiES.-Olive Branch, Philadelphia
Saturday Courier, New York Weekly Sun,
Spiritual Telegraph, Scmi-Wcckly Tribune,
Semi Weekly Times, Scientific American,
Dollar Newspaper, Saturday Evening Post,
(Phla) Home journal, Brother Jonathan,
Weekly Clipper, Living Age, Uncle Sam,
Star Sl,anglcd Banner, Young America. Par
lor Caskct, National Police Gazette, indie
, endeni, Peoples Organ, (Tcmperancc)
Yankee Privatccr, American Union, Life
Illustrated, Wavcrly Magazine, True Flag,
Newly Yorker, Spirit of the Times, Musical
Times and World Country Gent, (Agricul-
turaD Thompson's Bank Note List, with
Coins, Thompson's Bank Note List, Plain,
New York Picayunc, American Weekly Press.
Ncw-York Ledger, Flag Of Onr Union, Alb
on, Ballou's Pictorial. Lcslic's Illustrated
Paper, Rural Newly Yorker, Illustrated Led
ger of Romance
MONTHLY -lIarpcrs' Magazine, lIarpcrs'
Story Book, putmans Magazine, Graham S
Magazine, Godcys Magazine, Pctcrson's
Magazines, Aitlur's Magazine Methodist Ma
tional Magazine. Eallou's Dollar magazine,
Frank Lcslic's Ncw.Yorli and Paris Fashions,
Chambers journal, Ncw-York Journal,
Knick blocker Magazine hunts Merchants
Magazine, Mining Magazine, Eclectic Mag
a2inc, Yankee Notions, Working Farmer,
Mcrrv's Museum, Youths Cabinet, llortcul-
turist, (plaiN llurliculturist, (colorcd)
rhrcnolosical Journal, Watcr-curc journal,
Blackw Gods Magazine, Railroad Guide,
Crayon, Cultivator, London Lancet, Mothers
Magazine Magazine for NJ ,thcrs, The Plough,
Household Words, Schoolfcllow, Nick Mac
(Comic) Illustrated Monthly, Inventor Unit.
cd States Magazine, Mrs. Ann S. stephens
Illustrated New Monthly.
Edinburgh Review, London
Quarterly, Westminster Review, North
British Review, American Journal of Medi-
cal Science, North American Review, Sill
mans Journal, Woods Quarterly Retrospect,
SEMI-YnAnLY--Ba nkings Abstract,
Braitlwaitc's Retrospect, Pictorial Brother
Jonathan, Pictorial Picaynnr.
ENGlIsn NLwsrAprRs.--Bclfs Life, Dub
lin Frccman's Journal, Dublin Nation, Gar
dcncr's Chronicle Llnvds' News, (Jcrrold' -
London Art-Union Journal London Athena
nm, London Illustrated News (pticr Vary
London Weekly Times, Punch, Sunday Dis
patch, Wilmer and Smiths Times, And
will procure from Europe anything ordered,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-03

anu abel 1kLMoNr MILLS. l. l. DliR&
CO."
To give consumers come idco "Cour ,ac., We mn
nex the f"'lo~ ing ,cslc ni prices w,
5lh. souchoug Tea, II 50 5h Mocha Conre, 90
5lh. Onlong LIS 5lb Java ~
5ib Y. IIysn Q S sib God LOO
t-5- The spiccs arc put up IA 4 aud | Q ID. TN
casrs ,cSPr"s ,ly for iHm', e, Narrated to he
,ttely aru a,irlr, aud on'y need ira TO estub
Hsh hrtu IN Tul,li, tavnr.
SPANISH COFFEE -Thi. arti.le is carefully
prepared ~ oui Mll-, and put up In packages has
ing our trade mark AMI NAV be icl ell upon A. he
hr,l ana most approved mixture Of dHndslion aud
cuh,r
TARANACi NJ, or Prepared nandeliou Root.-
Tut A'tclr Is prepared aud roasted NJ our Minis
itiatlcd bN anhlN Grucers generality ~ ritv aud
county, aud healing our trade mark Chinamnn
grinding c0te", may be relied upon as the GIArINF
ARTICLE. The pio portion uscd l. about a. c haIt
thH Fui"illy al c"hrr. The pre- j. - ccnts per
pnuho Hnd u Is warranted Ia be- the came A. that
which has been sotd Gul filtoita pound I,v Drug
g.ts.
The medical properties Of nandciio, are wall
kNonn' ana h'd IN hieh 'maton bv al ~ hn used
H. 1his b"lnH pt'patai N Of the loot, wlli Al is
mrdnila Niitue- - Ia mcd be mis 81 " a. flee
nr M" a. he I suits The ta-tr, aud ~ be- rhenp
nld economical a family brtrrnre, ore mound o +
winch being nearly equal 10 iWo d, und, ,t ufiee
~ prescribe 10y many eminent Ihy,clans to IN.
'aiid-, "hildtcn rad aged pnrsnus rs a O. ficiou.
h',efas', ana a. emedy Tor by pcp,a, Bilious az
~ Re careful to abscr, that all our coacs bay.
our Itade malk, Chnamnn grinding CoGre"
kV- TO trocers ahd dealers. liberal III scouut Is
mace on"b''hg Them TO tupply their CusiomcIs at tho
same low taic.
or TO CASH PURCHASERs-Our,b n, ctb,,ny
10 teeure large sales ~ email pr, 1T, Ne OFF, induce.
mthts which cannot he afforded by Lose hn do bns
lHTss on tue ttodt ,ystemi ard We confidently in.
'ne an examination oi The quai ~ OF our stock aud
bouse ~ -''
pJstor, Aug I6, Is.. Is,on.
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TO TEE PUELIC.
Tho Castletcn lightning Rod Co.


Take this method to inform the public
that they are now engaged putting up their
superior Lightning Rods in This vicinity We
say superior, from the fact that scicn-
tilc gentlemen have given them the prefer
cncc over all others They are constructed
with copper points and steel magnets with
n composition or brass and copper tor coup
lings, instead of cast iron, which is used by
some other companies.
We take this method to caution the pub
lie against being imposed upon by those who
claim to belong to our company, or to be
putting up rods like ours All I'VE want is an
open field and fair play, and we have no fear
of the result. If we have to resort to lying
aud deception, others may succeed better
than we can, as We have no one to 60 ahead
and bark foruS. c. a. PoMEROY.
August o, 1886. II
1--WE append the following certificate
which has been furnished us by Prof PAR
KER, of the College, to show how scientific
gentlemen estimate our rods:
"The lightning rod which Mcssrs Pomcroy
and Lake have been putting mp in this ca n
ty have examined and am highly pleased
with. The mode of connecting the parts of
the rod is n great Improvement upon the old
methods, The glass insulatOrs by means of
which the r. 1 is prevented from communica-
ting with the bailding is another improve
mcnt. Indeed regard the rod as in every
respect we'll adapted. when rrnrrrly set. To-
amSa"r lhr 'lG t.. Nhirn sucu rods are used.
The blass couplings prefer on the whole
to iron. W. II. PARKER.
Middlcbury College, Aug 4, 1866,
President Laharec, Of Middlcbury College,
had one of the n. Y. Co.'S Rods put upon
his house, hut after examining our rods, or
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement,

To all persons afflicted with Sexual dis
eases, such as SEMINAL WEAKNis>. IMro-
rLNCE, GoNNoRnHA, GLEEr, SYPHILIS, &C.,
&c.
The Howard ASSOCIATION Of Philadel-
phia, in view of the awful destruction of hu,
man life and health, caused by Sexual dis.
eases, aud the deceptions which are practis,d
upon the unfortunate victims nf such di.caS.
es by Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as II CHARITABLE ACT orthv
of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, t. all persons thus afflicted. Male
or Female who apply by letter, with des-
eruption of their conditon, (agr, occupation
habits of life &C., ain, in cases OF extreme
poverty and suffering 10 FURNISH NEDl-
ClNES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment
Tor the ieiiet of the sick and distressed, attic
ted with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases
and its funds can lie used Tor no other pur-
pose. IL Las now surplus or means, which
The directors have voted to advertise The
above notice. 1t is needless to add thar the
Association commands the highest Medical
skill OF the age, and will furnish the most APP
proved modern treatment Valuable advice
also given to sick and nervous females aifict-
ed with abdominal weakness, Womb Com
plant CostvenesS, Leucorrhps. sc.
Address, (post-paId) DIR. GEO. r. CAL
HOUN. Consulting Surgeon Howard Associ-
alton. No 3. South NINTH Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
by order of the Directors.
EZRA d. IIEARTWELD, President.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. ls;y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-03
S A D DL E, H A K N ESS
TRUNK SHOP /!

NJ HRr USSO, would inform the pub
IN. lie that he still continues brsincSs in
the shop formerly occupied by Calvin Hill,
near the Addison House.
The public are assured that he will keep
constantly on hand all the staple and fancy
articles in his line of business. Competent
workmcn of the Of the first class will be en-
ploycd, and no pains will be spared to supply
customers promptly; and with durable and
fashionable work. There shall be no mis-
take about this and work shall be done thor
oughly and at fair market prices. Call and
examine quality and prices.
Enamclled Cloth Of all colors, and Meats
foot Oil for sale.
N. BROUSSO.
Middlebury, June 81, 1866. loft
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-03
Tor Sale.

THE dwelling house and Card Factory of
Il the subscriber, together with the Card
Machinery and Preparations. Also, Il Wood
Lot of about twenty acres. Also u Pew in
the Congregational Church. There arc II
card setting machines, all good, together
with all the machinery necessary for making
cards. A barn and outhuldings, on n lot of
one acre Of land. The above will be sold
very low Possession given at any time.
Those indebted to me for cards are re-
Qucstcd to settle without delay.
SAMUEL + BENT.
Middlcbury, Aug 81, 1856. 1g;3w