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10 AND RESTAURANTS.

5#5 ds5sSH NJ RA NJ AND OYSTER SALOON, No. 9S and
100 s. Charles street. s open for the reception
up the approved style and shortest
notice at all hours Just received Of line Oysters fat and
salt sf45g {atT i III ~ RICHARD MURPHY. sN d9tf
49, THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. s3f CANAL
street having been partially burnt by the late fire. Is
March = s'lo -
\ fessf .e45asg, 8sfi5 sa9I MRS. LA HOWE
49,, POYDRAs HOUSE, No 1857 PoYDRAs ST, I
gAShI. NEAR THE MARKET. The undersigned would res.
purchased the above named establishment up good
order for the reception Of Boarders and Iodges The Bar
Good Liquors and attentive and polite Is serve
out There will also be good lunch served up from eight until
eleven o'clock in the morning. III A55'a3
From strict attention to business the proprietor hopes to
aus tt !. - pss JOHN PAUL. Proprietor
5mM - SANS SALOON, lol ST. CHARLES
@sSA ~ STREET This Splendid Saloon having been
&&&NEsg thoroughly fitted up for the coming season. is
$ESEw now OPEN The very best Oysters will be con.
santly on hand to be served BY oblign attendants
found at this establishment increase price has deferred
the Propreors from keeping the best to be had % ON
s4. MoRE HALL, No. 80 ST. CHARLES Al IS
Slishment, No. 50 ST Charles street lately known
SALOON and completely 9yehaled and rene,
fully his friends and the public and the rest Of
anknd that prepared welcome them with spiritual as
His BAR Will constantly furnished with the best WINES
and that be imported and his arrangements in
the culinary line cannot be surpassed. :, u.s.
H will keep at all times all the delicaces the Southern
and NorsEn markets a9Td and viii supply families and pr
ss so Viz EIsh III most IN
30 &c has employed obligng attendants and those who be-
patronage Hope Hail. may rest assured
attention will be paid them by the proprietor and assistants
ali If l.5s,ss 81 j5f79s JOHN j. DANIELS, f5
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WINNERS CANADIAN vEfsDIIFUGE.
yond the shadow Of doubt by the expcrence and testimony
the most eminent PhysSien more hsn three orths Of the
thousands Of children die annually Diseases when
Various the which have been recommended as
remedies for Worms but experience has proved them all
and remedy v S"H % xta has !sd
testimony Of the most eminent physicians respectable nd
wlSEhs oAS fGHhEv y EHdHF1b WARRANTED
any a ss ee s sse hss
Of the Worms in the bowels follows tie connenance IS
Eyes heavy the td the upper p swGs ems
n s is a e eaSrs ns na PICK his
fright and is liable TO starting and grinding the teeth appe
10 The following certificates might be added
q, Sis 'fsf e sE'"f s S 81!
" MEDICAL EVIDENCE. ...
cn We the S r. avH administered msd
Client remedy for the expulsion Of Worms e the atesnel
hss"A' Of the B q s" w. B5k1 1ss5s etc
Member Of the R. c. of Surgeons il London etc.
FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRooK, c. W.
yeTnifnge, and with the happy results my
Ran sS fds he S fNs
e and every enc here prefers it other effects
point gained in giving medicine to children. .
d. Physcsns generally now use WiNER's s' cANabiIN
XEkMiFuGE This medicine is simple vegetable prepare
CONFIDENCE to the result and will always destroy Worms and
Over thousand certificates have been Agents from
planters merchants And physeans bearing testimony to the
@ oN %NEk
nd wholesale Druggist Hamilton Canada West,
s'' aG} S
RgssET BRoeANss; AND MUD BOOTS,
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El r. I'd STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
r .4r. Parish of Orleans, City Of New OrleansS
Be remembered the 18th March, 1856 before me- the
Justice OF the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
nppeured Charles Briggs President and H. P Jan
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law, do de-
pose say accounts just and true and
correct transcript from the books Of the said Company
I0'. tF'' 7- CHARLES BRIGGS President.
.."E.t H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed this 18th day Of March
1856, T..p i=r G. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Six cent In
the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
Monday of May and have declared scrip dvi
dcnd of Twenty-Five cent the net earned premiums Of
the year which certificates will be issued and after
the day June and they have reserved the balance
of he profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadjused claims against the Company
The Company continue insure against the pes OF the seas
and and loss and damage by fire. at the current rates
premium.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
q a. CARRIERE Vice President.
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8 N o. 85$s 39aFS M #184
Residual That the iGomptroe 40 adiadicate 10 The
aoWestMdder AFTER dayai notice thereof made in
across The Canal GaIondest lhe ianctoa of CIai-
borne and arals with said canal, in aeepFda
ancs eci6cations therefor on file nths Snrssy
ors office, 10 be ubjact TO the approyals
Common Council. Z ~ $sss,3 81 s
M signedl Mt e I'LL III Fl LII "a EN- ~ n
Ss 838 3agtS Rrasiasnt Board of al darneIess
fSigHedI il. q. TRACY, $ssSS
sIdent gpafd az Assistant Al ldermens
Approved March Is, 1856.
EsigAedl a GS{ II. LEWIS, Mayor.
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Approved by The Committee on Streets and Landings
y Of the Board Of Aldermen, New Orleans March
n 9th, 1856. .sf5 z.5 LEssg >s5..I,5@i =
tSignedl s CHAS. PRIDE, ls& n
IN &.F5S FG4ss q III II Tsff8 &84ag Chairman. Ell
Approved by the Committee on Streets and Land
jngs of the Board of Assistant Aldermen New Or
leans, March 9Th, 1855 - Z .5fh ~,
Chairman
New Orleans, March %, 1856. az az dtl4
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Il i. Il
sgss ss E Judd rsrAB d, cry ME g oEsI
par;sh d Orleans, Eifth District Court nj New


mn Il folowing named delinquent iaa for.
taxes on real estate and slages DUE shs slIy 81
New Orleans the years 1858 and are iiefesg
cited To- apIsa the D siouft
pubcaonfof ihia ilation llia Journal Of
saidc n of Is aaty 81 NJ
Orleans lhe amount ne their
names, together at tfe RI oI
Hay, 1854 and 1885, until paid Eve per cent INN com
via sihs Hon. D Gdgs Of our said
ous1,sh asysnsn aay9s Ap.1is T IT, ceIk
New orIsanss III ..April, fFss
fsuissat, Frederick ga ~ Judge l4o go
!, I,arnsfa, h. 40 . Hill
crouaa. psnis s7as u .=5
Dsvlss i pavs.a, Janss - j
Gaillosse, j. a 4sz os
I'll .i5BSt sS49
Hullin es,t d ID pic 70 Hopkins, Jas a. 5f14 50
Hullins MI roo M I6s 70
h hsss hsEsssss Is Il
Laross l2a ~ Lyon, Ios. a. 1870 90
H'i'ssS afEfiI ss9;fa;i . & 9
o'Brisn, los 10 ID 81
Sullivan. iehael II 90 3f83l
vousaass ,ohn isl u roasanes. Jeaa aia y Al II
DaaxoRAssTI 81 " Y of
60 fsf3a,sF IN eouN uII. Ii
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gss l.sS5 h Hit 5s5l x ComPTR0 LAER1a OFFICE, L.
& RS isS5$ City Of New Orleans, May i, 1856
Resotua That the gomptroiler be and he is hereby
authotiAs % standing adj
yersenaent In The official Journal that in accordance
with III etion af ordipsnee No l442 approved
March the Council will not pay any bill against
the City contraeted under authority of order
from the Comptroller, aecordapee with heSordnanee
Sefesred to. fSigneaJ IA Az r. Il. TRAOY.s4s9}#
sa M "a President Bnard of Assistant Aldermen. ii
u Tsigned s$f4s L. III. PLAGE,, tAs55
XII $Fs5y sPresLdent Board of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855 siss = III VEIL
- fSisnedJ JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
This attention Of the otcers of the city and Of The
pubiia is csllea the foregoing resolution
f g8sfE s5g j5S o. DE BuYa,5 85 f
myIaEf 0omptroller City Of New 0rleane. Ii
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yyOODLVARD'S CABINET EuRNT-
n TYRE WARERooMs No Us Magazine street and II
l made TO order in good und substantial manner Oirp
Furniture made and repaired. Hotels Ships Steamers
and 3oadinghonses supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
the shortest notice 'e "
N B-HaFng taken the large brick house on Julia street
Magazine he prepared any quantity goods fol
families leaving the city. = 9 ~
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended with care
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INSURANCE.

TIOnEHl MUTUAL. INSURANCE CON Nll AZ .I,
Ii OF NEW 0RIjEANS.The following statement OF the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the re-
Quelnents Of their charter viz: 7E fE s'3f tt @
iN sIst Deceniinr Iss5 y. O9S 20
Amount Of unterninaed risks, Slst Dec. lS5,A4 w
Total amount of premiums for year ending 5st De- a., ~
cember 1856 S6i03O2 70
Viz: For premiums on fire risks 800, .S278076 20
For premiums liver risks. us, 626 AZ
Bg592g Eg .7 -- SOLOS, 500 20
Less premiums risks nor terminated
3lst December, 1856. :. SOB 56T 90
Returned premiums, ..s........... 2647 20
$1,000 $106, 214 20
Net earned premiums for year ending 31st Deem
Der, 1855 " $751;, oss 90
Losses during the same period, viz: 4 IN #T IGI
On nre 30 --.,.
On river flSRS 2676I8 81
On marine risks. ................... 1888 So
Z EI /. b :
.,l. .aes..5 5,.j.., Il 31.j III S5i3O99 50
Reinsurance expenses interest on scrip
issued etc., less interest, d!sct etc.. 1s648 g.
ri g. e.. j EssI.f ~ ef5 35--------S47l ,743 IA
~ -= FL f. gUftsg5
Net earned profits for the year ending December
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No. 2BB8 I=#8 s5#53s
Resoigsds That ths Corlptro be and hes hereby
fauthoriz ed acted sell auction, after
ten days notice the Official iuurnal contract
for attending the Bridge ron Bayou ST. Jofn for one
year, To- date from the opening OF she Of
said Bayou ST. bjeet 10 The app
lion the Gommon 90 nncil and with
sspsciaea ionsioa file IN the s urTeyofs Office
lsignedl p. j.. TRACY.
Ell Al President Board Of AssistHns Aldaraen. Il!
fSigaedf III i II aENBUHL,z 353s
If President BQafd of Aldermen.
Approved March Is. / 1856. ssa4F
Signed sg0H Ns II hE AHIS, Mayo
Notice iii hereby given, ~ I'M NDAY, the 14tli
1tsts M al my Ia O'clock M. j
The above eontfaei &
ana 10 de BUYS Camptroer.aS
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sazs-z.essssa CHARLES e. kELLS, ID. ID. S.,
Canal street GaP9ndsls ana
inserted in full partial sets which
Beanty and Comfort the Weaer cannot BIO eNcelled
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5.3 Z No. IIfa53 49, a
ReSolsed That the De, and he Is hereby
ths lowest notice in the official
journal. contra for the strncior Of nuisance
wharf opposite IRdep street. Tlrd Disiriet;
the anrkio aceording with plans and speeli.
cations IN file In the otice, the adjudication
of said be subje The approval @or reee
zion ot the Common Caancil:s f#5Ssi
fEsignedl LUG ErSBUH I, 3BS
Sss5z3 " President Bpard of Aldermen Il
IsigncdI AZ Al FTRAC Y, 3s529
Approved March 81. I856.{53 sSy 8Ssf83t
5s8 President Board DC Assistant al derilen.
fsignsdl 10 IN u, LEWIS, Mayor
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As brought ii lie CRY Police ian. on me l2lh
s inst, the negro g1ti 4 FELICITY /; is 4 feetl7
IN inches high: III about tS years has several
scars ollhe f4ees Says she belong io 6 Al r Smen1,
Living iii New Osleans VI
Tho ostneF 10 call and claim said slave
according ID law. it III M
9a ss5 b BLANCHARD. @
Il 1ai4l Keeper Of The City Police Jail
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l44 DIR, u. Nv. ALLEN. DENTAL SUR.
GEON, has removed to No. 14O Canal street.
1 6fS5ss sSss3sssSs@ssAA "A E9.s5 TEE d. '55ly
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- Observation-Disclosures Y
For The construction of Nuisance opposite In
dependence street. Third District. ta5 s 4&
sEHyHE wharf shall be constructed according 10 the
I'LL Hines, elghts and dimensions to be given blythe
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t IL a etecenduit au depot des Epaves de Qua,rieme
District rue Jackson, enlre les rues Constance Ell
Laurel. CONNIE epsvea-
Usa Jumens rousn rouge pale, environ AZ mains
de haae, Ia ciniere qneae tongues, lie pied gauche
de blanc, sans Inaiqae visible. e
une Pouliche atezane, agee d'enyiron deux ans, la
eriniere ella lie pied gauche de derriere
eide deXant blu mes. sats 'rafque5 visible 5S fs
Isl Hes atis ANNA spn pas reelatnes dams dix
yourss les epenses payees, lis serant55yendus
renchsfe pabiique au dit depot JEUDI lie az du
courani % aeures a: N. Il MI III. #
So s. ss8s ~ AUG. s.. PHELPS. s3ss,5 II
s858 s Commissaite DIS Rues.
NiIiesOfaaus le s. avfii 1856 All ttl6 Il
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KNOW SOMETHING

There are two great classes in the
community, the KnOtc Nothings and the
Knoso Something's The former are the
most numerous at present, but the latter
are fast increasing. Among other things,
they kno,0 something that will speedily
cure the most troublesome Cough, re-
lievc Pains in the Side and Breast check
Night Sweats, stop Splitting of Blood,
and entirely relieve that whole train Of
ugly symptoms which are looked upon
as the fore.runDers of CONSUMP -
TION The pass word to health is,
" DR.. Rogers Syrup Of LiverwOrt, Tar,
and Canchaiagaa." Friend, remem.
Der this-practico upon it, and you will
be a true Knoto Something.
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al arrie0.

In Riptcn. May 4, By Rev. A. Hemenway,
Mr.. DINER BLANcHEr to ANGELINA SEDDEcK,
both of Rpton.
In Keeseville, N Y, May l, by Rev. John
j.. Cheshire, MIR. II. T.. HART to Miss HEL EN-
+. WILLS both of Keesevillc.
In Kceseville, N. Y, May l , by Rev. T. G.
Wright, ADRIAN W. KiSGsLAND, Esq. OF
Kccsevilic, to Miss ELLEN CUTTING, Of West
mort, MY.
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Kansas.

On Monday evening, May 10th, the Rev.
TnBoDoRE PARKER, will speak to the people
of Middebury and vicinity. Subject, Kansas.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
gF-Cal on W. s. Lane for tickets. 80
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Notice.

ITO all whom il may concern Whereas,
Il my wife OLlvE, run away on the first
day OF hsy, aud left my bed and board with
out any lust cause or provocatiOn this is to
forbid all persons trusting or harborine her
on my account after this da'e.
HIRAM PRATT.
Salisbury May l., 1856. 's3w
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Notice

rs hereby given that have given nay son,
Il 0lney A. lComstock, his tiiae during the
remainder of his minority, and that shall
claim nope Of bis earnings nor pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
EDISON C0MST0CK.
Middlebury, May IA, 1856. Adv
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1000 THIEVES CAV HTi

5000 Agents wanted to sell BrorH'' Pa
tent SAFETY Alarm DstectOy L'ekS everywhere,
A remarkably successful and useful inven-
ton. 740 Thieves caught per annum to ev-
cry 1000 locks in use. Not one ever escaped
Agents make large pay, as will be shown by
latiers and circulars, for which enclose four
cents for postage.
Address, EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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Notice

S hereby given that have given my son,
l. Charles W. Rose, his time during the re-
mainder Of his minority, and hat | shall
claim none OF his earnings nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date.
CHANDLER ROSE.
Mdllebury. May II, 1856. 4 3w
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MADAME DEMORESTS.
Emporium of Paris London & New York
F AS HONS.
2ss Washington Street, Boston.


Plain and richly trimmed full sized Paper
Models for Ladies', Children's and Infants
Costumes, in advance of the published modes
and at much less price.
In addition to the advantages of an extern
sivc assortment of Patterns of the Latest
Styles to select from, particular attention is
invited TO the case and graceful fitting al
ways attending Madame Demorest's Perfect
System of Cutting Dresses, and in adapting
the Basque to the form, giving AN artistic
effect never attained by any other method
Ca Dress Cutting Taught in One
Lesson for $3.50.
Mrs ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESCRIR.
for sale. II is not dye but pleasant
wash, which thoroughly cleanscs the hair
fastcns the roots, and prevents badness,
and surely restores it to its original color
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

DIARY and Correspondence of Amos Law
renee.
Ernest Linwood, by Miss Caroline Lee Hentz
Courtship and Marriage.
Green Mountain Girls, by Blythe White.
Florence Betrayed.
Macaulays History of England.
American Almanac for 1856.
Mistake of u Lifetime.
Lardner's Ten Thousand and Ten Things
Worth Knowing.
Just received and for sale bv
A. II. COPELAND.
April l6. 1855. 81
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Examination of Teachers.

THE subscriber will examine Common
l. School Teachevs for the town Of Middle
bury, at the school roonl of the Female Sem
mary, on Saturday. May 18th, between tho
bPprs Of 10 and u, A. NJ. and / and PM
W. f. BASCOM. Supt.
Middlebury, May IL, 1866.
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8. M. PETTENoILL G. CO.'S
STON DIREC DRY.
ooMER's COMMERCIAL coLLEcE

GRANITE BUILDING,
Cor. of Washington aud School SITS, Bostoo, Mass.
E0unded A. u. lS40.
e2Y- For practical instruction in Penman-
ship, Book Keeping Navigation, Engineering,
Surveying, the Languages, and common
English studies upon moderate terms. No
class system, No extras Students aided
in procuring suitable employment Separate
department for females. Day and evening
sessions. Catalogues and circulars of terms
can be had at the institution, or upon re-
quest will be sent by mail free.
GEORGE n. CONFER, A. C, DENIsos, OLIVER Z. LINTON
Principals, aided by able assistants,
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Auction.

TWO superior Rosewood Pianos Zone with
Il Eolian Attachment) will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the Addison House, in Mid
dlebury on Wednesday, June 4, at one o.
clock, 2. NJ Persons wishing TO examine
said Pianos previous to sale, can see them by
calling on the subscriber, at the Addison
House. GEO. II. CIRCUIT.
Mddlebury, May 10, 1856. 4:3w
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United States Loan Fund Association.

TO NuWWtf NITttF, D0N0N,
This popular Institution for Savings have
re-opened their books for few months. to
admit new depostors. Monthly payments on
each share, So. par value, $500. Books Of
explanation can be Obtained, free of charge,
by sending or calling at the office.
ALPHEUS L BLAKE. SeciY
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Die0.

In this village. April 80, Mr.. WILLIAM
MORTON, aged 65 years.
In this town. May 9th, of disease of the
heart, j. BATTLES, aged Sc years.
In Cornwall, April 30, RUrUs TILDEN, son
of Rufus, Jr and Kate Z. Mead, aged six
months and eight days.
In Rpton, May Sd, RHoDA Brown, daugh-
ter of Elijah Brown, aged Is years.
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FAMILY Stores.
Zinc Paints,

VERDIGRIS, &c-French and American
' Zinc-diy and in oil-White Lead YER
digris, Paris Green, &c. all of the purcst and
best kinds known, received and for sale by
T.. VALLETTE.
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RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE.

DIR. G. HEATON continues to euro Her.
mia or Rupture in all its forlns, by his safe,
cfectual and comparatively painless mode
Of operation. He also attends to female
complaints to the treatment and cure of Va
ricocle' Hydrocele. Hiemorhoids or Piles,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, &c, &c.
Patients from the country received, as
heretofore at - Lincoln street. Application
made at his residence, . Extor Place, Bos.
ton.
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Graal II Offices.

District of Addison, SIS. I that at Probate
Court. held at MiddlcbuIy, in and for tic
District Of Addison, on the 18th day OF
May, A. D. 1856:
John Christie, administrator Of the estate
of
GEORGE CHRISTIE,
late Of Troy, in the county of Rensselaer,, in
the State OF New York deceased presents his
petition in writing to this court praying for Ii
cense to sell the real estate of said deceased
in this State, for the purpose Of paying the
debts of said deceased and expenses Of adj
ministration and therein sets forth the a.
mount of debts against the estate of said dc.
ceased and the expenses Of Administrations
the value Of the personal estate, and the sit
uation Of the real estate of the deceased, and
that the said personal estate is insufficient,
and that it is necessary to sell the whole Of
the real estate in this State Of said deceased
Tor the purpose Aforesaid 1t is thercupon
ordered that said petition be considered by
this court, at the session thereof to be held
at the office of the Register Of this court irl
said Middlebury, on Monday the Cd day of
June next (1S5G) at ten o'clock in the fore
noon and that notice thereof be given 10
all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, if any they may
have, to said license being granted by pub.
fishing a certified copy Of this order in the
Mddlebury Register-a newspaper printed
at said Middlebury-thrce weeks success
sivcly previous to the time of said court.
JgD. S. BUSHNELL. Register
A true copy ofIecord. 3w
Attest JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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CPRING STYLES MOLESKIN HATS, for
- sale by Il. VALLETTE.
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Alexander Williams Tea Warehouse,

1913 Washington Street, B0sIon.
Established in 1913. A fine assortment of
New Crop Teas. choice 0olongs, Young Ily-
sons, Ningyongs, superior Souchongs, English
Breakfast Teas, at wholesale and retail.Nery
rare and choice lots of high cost 0olong and
English Breakfast Teas the best imported
A five pound package of good 0olong Teas
for $1.75, this is a remarkably strong and
sweet Green Tea flavor, and is bargain.
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THE INDEPENDENT

A Weekly Religious and Family Ne,cs-
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-05-14
To Nurserymen.

10000 Rostezer Pear Trees. 10000 Bartlett
1000 Beurre Langcier. 5000 Seckel.
5000 Beurre d'Anjou. 100000 other
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G. W. WILSON Maiden, Macs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-21
j. e. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

EVANSVILLE, IND,
NW MANUFACTURE R efeyery description of Brass Work
I'VE of equal quality if to anything
tured in the East and favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes stop. gauge Lihb
and cylinder cocks church anti
friction metal soft and spelter solder well mpIes
of ALI other articles usually kept Of
business.
also appointed sole agent in this city the
of Jas Thompsons celebrated leather betting These
ings far superior anything
riably, exhibited awarded with the first n
MUM. Samples of the be the
Every of Brass Castings made to order
nshed at Cincinnati prices.
The highest price paid old copper brasand
xinc.
Ali orders addressed will prompt and i'm
med iate att deo1