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For Sale.

4 FARM containing about ninety acres, lying
N two-and-a-hall miles north of Mddlebury vii
lage, on the cast road 10 New Haven Meeting
House. The soil is productive, well adapted to
grazing or iillage, and well watered. A good and
convenient house and wood-shed, good barn and
horse barn and sheds convenient far cattle and
sheep, fine sugar orchard and good supply
of fruit trees.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscri-
Der on the PREMISE.
HORACE r. BIRGE.
Middlebury, Dec. Is, 1856. 3sisw
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A BALM FOR EVERY WoUND.-Dyer's Heal
ing Embrocalion has acquired AN unprcce-
dent celebrity, as n Healing Panacea. 1t
cures wounds, cntS burns, bruises, scallS,
rh cumatiSm and all external and Internal
pain, in a short period of timr. Sciruinca-
~ prepared and always preserving the same
strength and quality, it is used with the
greatest confidence 10y all classes, and has
become 81 universally known that it needs
hardly to be named in public print
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.ToY@, .Esox9.

/ LARGE invoice of Toys consisting of
4 \ Dolls and Doll Heads, Villages in Foxes,
Of various sizes, Ten Pins, Dogs Cats. Micc,
China and Britannia Tea Sets, Flat Irons,
Toy Candlcst'cka and Lamps, Toy Drums,
Cradle and Wagons, and various other Toys
90 numerous 10 mention, for sale at Whole
ale and retail at the NEWS DEPOT.
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"W OOD N z M ? f."

In Marble, Life Size
Together with the following Groups and Statues
in Carrnra Marble-of tie
.Shuqele for Re Heart,
'gtms anil AH,ie; Pyscle; Mrgdlen;
CGHiof The San, hnocoarc;
Cpfite B;r': nid Li@it T,uoH?
With numerous worSe in Brouzc, aud a collection
Of Several Hundred FINE OIL PAIN llNGS, by
leading Artists
The whole OF which are to Ire distributed or al
lo.ted among the subscribers whose names arc re-
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uAhY, %, when the distribution vii take place
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y copy Of any Of the following 80 Magazine
one YEN also
\ copy Of the Art JON mi one wear, and
\ Ticket in the Annual Dist ibution of Works
Of Art
Thus, FIR every 81 paid, person not only gets
beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year, bat
also receives the ART journal one wear, and u
] clct in tie annual Distribution, making tcnr
collars worth Ct reading matter besides the ticket,
by which valuable painting or piece Of stau-
arv may be received in addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engraving
Saturday Night can have either of the following
one year; Ilarper's Magazine; Golcy's Ludl's
BOOK, United States Magazine, Knickerbocher
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ASTHMA This most dlshcartening
complaint has been completely cured in
many instances by the use of Wlstar's
B1lsam of Wild Cherry. Surely any
thing that viii afford relief from this
painful disease will be- hailed al a leA
blessing.
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1t is stated,on the authority of some of the
most eminent Physicians of the United States
that " BAcn's AMERICAN COMPOUND, is the
snrcst and most riliabc remedy ever offered
TO the world. RsaTover the advertisement
in another column. 81
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BURDEN S NEW PATENT IloRsg AND MuME
SHOE, sold according to size, lkc men S boots,
is a useful invention, destined to revolution
izc the present mode of shocing horses. 1t
is for sale by Mcssrs. B'clget, Brown & Co,
so & 81 Poar street, Boston, See advertise
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EStraV.

BROKE into the enclosure Of tho subscriber, on
or about the middle of October, 4 bay mare
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take it away,
SOLoN LAPHAM.
Drdpor, Deecmler ~, 1870. 3b'ws
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Vermont State Agricultural
Society.

The next Annual Meeting Of the Society for the
election of Officers and the transaction Of other
important business, will be held at the court house
in MlDDLEBURl, on the SECOND THURSDAY
of JANUARY, 1867, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Committee of Award upon Essays, Field Crops,
and Manures, are particularly desired to report
themselves to the undersigned at the Addison
House, where statements Of competitors for pre-
miums on those articles will be submitted
1t is quite desirable that there should be very
general attendance. The Directors obtained an
Act of Incorporation ut the recent session of the
Legislature, under which, if it is accepted, it is
proposed to organize the Society.
An adjourned meeting of the Directors will be
held at o'clock, on the evening preceding the
Annual Meeting. BY order of the Roard
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, President.
December "a, 1856
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Female School Association.

The Annual Meeting Of the Female School
Association Of Middlebury, will be held ut the
Addison House, on Tuesday evening, January 9Th,
1867, ut seven o'clock. A. WILCOX, CLERK.
Niddlebury, December 81, 1856.
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Notice,

rVNHl FrcchoIdcrs and inhabitants Of the w
lage # MNiWg, arc hereby notified that
the annual meeting of tic Corporation of said
Village, viii tie held at the town room in Middle
bury, on Wednesday, the 7lh day of January
next, a. y. 1871, at one O'Clock +. NJ. for the
following PURPOSES, 10 wit:
First I lie election # officers fo. The year en-
suing.
S,oond-To vote n tax upon tie Inhabitants Of
said village TO de!rdy the expenses of said cor
poraton for the wear ensuing, and to pay any eX-
listing indebtedness against the same
7hiid.-.-To do any other business that may be
presented before said corporation when met.
JOHN VI. STEW ART Gek.
December %, 1906.
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New nGW ELL

IN MlDDLEBURY VILLAGE. Having re-
GENTLY built anew Saw Mil, We are pre-
prepared ia do custom saving the coming
winter. We are able to cut out 5000 feet in
- hours, and will calculate TO let man
have lead of lumlcr to carry back after he
brings in the Scconti load oflogs. We agree
to do the work we'll or pay for ia, lumber.
Nov 20, 1886. '3-3m ~ II HAND.
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T1lE subscriber would give notice to the
i public that he will now hold himself in
readiness to take pupils to learn to play the
GurAR. Having been under the instruction
Of j. DeAugucra in Boston, for the last two
years, l,o feels himself competent to instruct
those who wish to come under his tut0rase
Room at s. Powers on Seminary Street.
Y Best Italian Guitar Strings can be had
at Boston prices
Music two pieces, Violin n d Guitar,) fur
ni>hcd for Lcvccs, Parties, Assemblies, &c
- Enquire of c. A. Mcpherson, ut his
Ambrotyrc Saloon, or the undersigned.
GEO, w. POWERS.
Midllcbury, Dec. s, 1856. 3i-3w
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BURDENS
New Patent HOrSe Sine.

THIS greatest invention Of the age which sur
passes in utiiiy durability, and beauty of finish,
anything Of the kind yet achieved by the skill OF
man, Is made by machinery from a superior quail
ily of iro'. at a cost much less than the hand
made horse shoe. 1t Is conceived ON the inside,
with view TO the BErrER PRESERVATION or THE
HtRshs ll"oF,and its shape, TEssENISG THE Ntc-
EsSlrN OF PAIRING IT, and being FAR MORE Dr.
siEABLE FOR THE CoMTOHT OF THE ANIMAL 1IIAN
ANY S1GOt EVER olFEIID To THE PUBLIC. These
shoes are sold according to size. like mons boots
ii method which nsures Il moro perfect fit than
can Otherwise be obtained. This invention is pro-
nouuccd extraordinary in usefulness by many
G,rricrs llack-miths, and is rapidly coming into
general use in all portions of the United States.
For further particulars ana samples, apply to
the Agents.
HLOnGET, BROWN & co. SO AID s.
Pearl ST., Boston Mass.
Dec. II, lejG.-3j.l y.
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sS' lIelmbold's Highly Concentrated Elk
tract Buchu, is prepared directly according
to the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and
is the best and most active preparation which
can bemade for the cure Of diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy, Weak
nesscs, &c. Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed " lIembolds Genuine
Preparation. cay
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Liberation,

THIS may certify that | have 9iven my son
GEORGE, his time for the remainder Of his mi
nority | shall neither claim any of his wages,
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. JAMES ROBBINS.
Wevhrdgo, Dec. 10, 1856. a53w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Addison County Agricultural So
cietV

The annual meeting of the Addison County Ag-
ricultural Socicty,wiIl be held at the Town Room,
in Mddebury on Wednesday the 2lst day Of
January, 1857, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
A full attendance is requested, business of
importance will be brought before the meeting.
JOS. H. BARRETT, Sec.
Middcbury, Dec. 81. 1856. 37-3w.
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s-gUse DR.. Cloughs Columbian Pills as a
family Medicine. No ealomel, no arsenic, no
corrosive sublimatc, or any snch dangerous
thing enters into this compound but pure
and valuable gums. with health-giving bal
sans, and life-invigorating extracts,are what
are used, add what makes these the safest
and most valuable Pills IN The world IN
cases of Liver Complaint, Costiveness, Kid
ney Complaint, Headache, and all cases Of
female complaints or distractions they are n
wonderful remedy. See Advertisement
Sold by Moody. 5;tf
Tue LAKE DuNMoRE HOUSE, will clio sc 70
the season Oct. LIST. Arrangements for Balls
or Festival occasions can be made 10y apply
iug on the premises.
Salisbury, Sept 20, 1856. 2iitf
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o. TrRDAY, THE 80 DAY OF JANtAEY, 1857,
HARPER & BROTHERS, n. YORK,
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paper, to be ell tiled,
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For Sale,

4 good working horse, and one horse har-
- ness. Enquire at this office
Nov. 10, 1876. 3l;:f
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Dir0.
Custom SAVING.

~ - - S9GA IT, "a w AZ SJs
FENllE Subscriber would give notice to the pub
/ lie, that he has Just rc-modclcd the snw-mill
recently ran by the Mcs,ts. White, and put it
in complete repair, and is now ready to do Gus
tom saving in tie best manner, and in n short
time ms at any other Mil in the County Of Addi-
son. The mill Is Of such cornpacity that We can
saw n stick from two feet to- thirty. Terms are
as reasonable ~ at any other mill. Having had
experience in the buicss, and intending to give
my personal attention to the establishment.
feel assured that ORDERS will be filed to the salts
faction of customers. l.. RICH.
Middlcbury, Dee. 80. 1856.
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Farm for Sale.

4 Farm Of $40 acres, in the northwcstrrly
Apart of Salisbury, on otter Creek and
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, four
and . half miles from Middlebury by rail-
road. Said fal is wei wooded well watered,
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tilagc &c. Here is
fine chance for a young enterpriSing farmer
or the capitalist as the farm lies in ono body
and may be divided so as 10 make several
farms. JOHN NJ. WEEKS
West Farms, Salisbury, Oct. !, 1856. 20
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For Sale.

\ I tn" Seminary, one Mahogany Piano, a
substantial, inc toned instrument one
superior Rose Wood Piano, with 4Eolian At
iacnnent, one Straw Gutter, Stoves, Chairs,
Bcd~;cals, and other household furniture
aH clcop W. +. BASCOM.
MildlcLury, Nov p, 1856. 32tr
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E'aIrs.

u uSSIA, Fitch and other Fur Nictorines
IL and Cuffs, for sale at
Dec /, 1oj6. BECKWITUS.
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STATE OF VERMONT Be it rcmcm-
CDistrict Of AddiSoR, SIS. bered that at
Probate Court held at Middl,bury, in aud for
the District Of Addison, on the :iJth day of
December, A. D. 1856:
Isaac Chapman, named executor in an in
stfument rurporiing to be the last will and
testament of
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Please call for addvcrtiscd I'l'rrS.
f. II. WRIGHT, I. NJ.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. G, MARCH 81, 1856.

success, if success were desirable. 1t is a prop
osition from the Committee on Finance, to in
struct them to assume new power, which,
nevertheless, they cannot acquire without the
consent of the House of Representatives.
l think that a conference with the House of
Representatives, on subject so delicate, would
have been wiser proceeding than this. req
son on this subject, as men are obliged to reason,
from the principles of Human Nature. do
not know how others may think they would feel
in regard to it, if they belonged not here, but
in the House of Representatives. see before
me my honorable friend from Georgia, TMr.
TooMBs,] prepared to support this resolution /;
yet / cannot resist conviction, that if he were
member of that House, instead of this one,
that his voice would echo through all its arches,
and resound through the whole land, in a res.
cue of the independence of the House of Rep
resentatives-that House upon which, in the
last resort, must rest the hopes of this nation
for its safety, and of the people who constitute
this nation for their freedom; and upon which,
through the safety and freedom of the Ameri-
can nation and people, depend the hopes of all
the nations of the EARTH for their elevation to a
better and more perfect liberty than they have
ever yet enjoyed.