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uerring's Safes.

WE have supply Of those celebrated Safes that are
w known 20 be both BURGLER AND FIhE-PR0OF.
How often does happen tn when houses burnt down
al the books and papers ia the onDd 70
age they quite egibe This has happened
With the Herring Sale While other safes have
out Of the Gre literally destroyed theirs have not
Burglars their locks cannot be picked aud gUnpOE-
der. proof. fBlOl MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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Divine Service.
Rev. Dr. A. c. DAYTON will preach IN the First Bar
tist Church, tomorrow, at the Us al hour.
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49, -. i. i ss-.s - - - rtfH
II u. cURREY, FUNERAL UNDER r--T,
a fAkER and CABINET MAKRR, bsgs eRaIEz-ns.sH
leave 20 inform he friends and the public geusry that
he has moved bis shop aud Ooin 70 Gas sHEr
Ahneod stand Deaderek street. lately occapied By J. W.
McOmbs where De is prepared g hfh Collins Of every
description, together viii good Horses hscks and every
hing Heoessy FOR fansiss he viz give hls perenal al
eniior 70 AL calls both DAY and night
Faruitaro Of all kinds repaired made 20 erdcr IN The
best siyle. feb9s JOHN n CURRY
Jacks and Jenuets For Sale.
ffHk undsuiEaed oGers for sale zen Jaeks, sone Of
which are upSards Of een hands high, ane sixteen
seaneia Aiso, enc thorough bred Bay SaleA "Kaosas
loar pears od past upzards 81 sixteen hands high 81
imported sessregn. dan ~ impeHsd Lsvisthsn. grand
San ~ seekhoacr vad several heroaRh bred Mares
fhea ~ inooris1 Sieacec, Sovereign srd LesAthaB,
AZ - ee teun AZ ny plantAtoa In JackFon county Tea
nsssss fqr isrtAer particulars Address my agent Mr. w.
scs. snt 4 falls aathoriasd % sci 49,
fstls-lm1trwAW Wv wOObTnIx
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rail--it works easily and man can cut and
split out a hundred rails day It also makes
good posts which last ten years we'll man
can set and nail about fifteen rods of post
fence in day For pasture, there is the
broad prairie whose grass is abundant and
NITROUS, till killed by autumnal irosts when
the cattle 20 TO the woodland For mowland,
the bottoms and "slues" are selected. the
grass usually cut by machinery and stacked
upon the ground. No country is better
adapted TO the raising of stock and no bust
ness repays the Investment better
But whilo the farmcr can do well here there
is much room also for others Mechanics Of
all kinds are needed Carpenters get 81 per
day boarding themselves, and do very much
better at jobs. Coopcrs sell oak barrels with
one head for s 80 and could sell much more
than they make. Masons have from ten to
fifteen cts. per yard for lathing and plastering
boarded, tended, and all things found, and
are eagerly sought for at that price, Stone
masons job it, or have 81 80 to 50 per day.
Some kinds Of mechanics are very much
wanted that we do not have, as wagonmakers,
shocmakcrs, tinman, &c. Common coarse
two horse wagons, iron axlos sell at Iowa
City for Sll0, or more, and they would find
ready sales here and higher prices. There is
not a shoemaker in the place that works, and
yet one could have plenty Of work at his own
prices. We have one cabinet maker, but he
can furnish but a small part of the chairs, bedy
steads, tables and other furniture wanted.
Green hides are plenty at 4 20 4 -. while
hair sells at about I 0 cts. per ID. and it would
be one Of the best places in the world for tam
ners could they get bark sufficient for tanning
perhaps they could devise substitute
Could they not do well to flesh the hides. re-
tain the hair for sale here, and send the
leather in its unfshcd state Co the cast -
Common laborcrs are very much needed and
would find employment nt their own prices.
In short there is room for all. Spectators,
"a class that are much dislikcd so long as
they keep aloof and permit their lands to rise
at our expense are well received whom they
come among us, and cxpcnd their money
here. A plenty of boardors can be had at
81 80 TO 50 per week, who are content with
common doings.' Finally the sportsman
will find this ga great country for the prai-
RE and woodlands abound in game, and the
river furnishes a heap of fsh-but Of this,
more next week ID.
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Mtotcal.
LET Us REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS-WHY ARE


OLLOWAY'S PILLS.-WHY ARE
II WE SICK 1t has been the lot Of the human
race to be weighed down By disease and suffering Uoi
oW9y rms are specially adapted to the relief Of the
weak' the nervous, the delicate and the inrm of AM
chimes, ages, sexes, and constitutions Professor Tol
l"way personally suprgntends the manufacture of his
neuolnes IN INC United States, and offers them to free
ana enlightened people, as the best remedy the world
ever saw for the removal Of disease
m, TliESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined 10 operate
on the stomach, the liver the kidncys tho Inn, th
SKIN ana the bowels, correcting any dcranncncnt in
then functions purifying the blood the very fountain of
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
Nearly half the human race have taken tbcsa pm.
~ s uech proved n all parts Of the world that nothing
mas hecn iound equal 20 them in eases Of disorders f
mer, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints genersily
lhe{ soon give healthy tone to these organs however
much defange' and when all other means have failed
GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEAIITH
-, haIy OF ihe most despouc Governments have opened
ter custom Houses to the introduction Of these PIN.
thHt thsy may become the medicine Of the masse
learned colleges admit that this medicine Is the besr
whore the system has been impaired as its ipt VI
properties never lNi To afford relief o''"''h
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
70 i'mne, Young or Old, should be without this c,lc
pialeu memgine corrects and regulates The month";,
courses at nll periods acting in MANY coscs il e
IS asp the nes aud safest medicine that can he gi,
anently nn f,,o a Is,s ana Tor any complaint
1a lawn eo,,,,.,,., Debility Inflammation,
C,,b "l'""S' se'ei ana Ague, Neuoreal Alice
r.sff i'nale ompis, tons,
Chr.t Di... il'sun'hos Worma, an kinds
Co.tiri,os insns,su'n' Inward Weakness
ny.no,,si, tunuoh1a' Liver Complaints
Diafrbp, ''onu'iS Symp- h9wness Of Spirits
i1" TOMS Piles.
hiolNli Stone aud Gravel
- Sold ri the Mauufarfori,s ~ ID =, =,
o. Nalugn Lane Ncw-Aorb and pa Strand, Londop
i az" " an reape'tahe Druggists and Dealers In Ncji
zines throughout the United States, aud Tho cili,cj
"1 az ~ rog at y eents % l2 cents and 81 100 eaeh
est sizes. 'H !" ''AlnB the larg-
NJ
\. H. Directions for the guidance Of patcn,. i,
" ''A'" 10 ea'h rot dSeOply.
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Pursuant to published notices, the Society
met at Middlebury, on the Sth day of Janua-
ry 1851 Nicc-President, Edwin Hammond,
took the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The report of the Treasurer was then read
and accepted, and it was ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Colburn, from the Committee on Field
Crops, then made his report, and it was or
derod to be printed. Mr. Bockwith, from
the Directors, reported that he was instruct
ed to state that a majority Of the Board had
passed a resolution consenting that the funds
of the Society should be paid over to the
treasurer Of the corporation of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society, whenoyer the same
should be duly organized. under the law of
the State, and on his motion the Society adj
journod sine de-
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pottrp.
RA1wAYs IN INDIA.

TRANSLATION or a rrrcr COMPOSED ny NATIVE.
Quick over the ground. with a rumbling sound,
The machine ship rushe' FAST
It's wheels 'scapc the eyes tits wingiess yet flies
Right straight in the teeth Of the blast
An hc boys In the town run to see IL pass down,
The halfoookcd rice is an black
At the noisc how they rum boys and girls every one
And the Homework goes TO wrack
Their children are thrust all into the dust
Their hair is all unbouna,
ut Is come It Is come /" and who'll stop at home
As the word in the house goes around
Sec the smoke arise like the wind it hiesi
Yet MINDLESS Il runs alone;
Men Ct eighty aud oil. grasp their sticks and crawl
To look but the car Is fownl
In the road there's gate, and porter whose state
Is increased by his turdan red
With white Gag in hand, he's exceedingly grand,
And the children skulk in dread
lis the Company's reign, and DER midas plain,
wondrous vessel sails;
Run, run, and behold The sahibs wisdom untold
IL has made a road Of rails
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imporanf from DR.. h. w. Sa5in Of Rochester. N. T.
DECEMBER /, 1850.
lhis may certify that have made trial Of Bachs A.
meIcan compound IN ease Of bronchial AGeo-
ton and long standing irritation of the D,, coat ot
f 1tmefary track by the use Of two bottles of ne
above Compound 1t Is Thought that a permanent cure
was Affected have seen its wonderful effects in a de-
cded case Of Scrgtgia C0usuaBfioa where the narnt
was Thought 20 be- bcy0nd cfrc-aer taking fen, hot
ues OF the American Compound is now thought 10 he
oS, ~ "a'Yef HH" nearly ret From what have seen
Of me effect of the Compound, should certainly rceom
mend ats use in such cuses as above named.
L.. W. SABIN NJ d.
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fita De hsl nT. ifif'lt, n ne NfhlItf iIt f Hot.
rriNsu uorst, ftvtsstH Ca. Jan. OIL. 1850
H0Soan siE should Ua un-niir.u ir Soc nhcf yHuf .hi
has brought u did not riHr rs you. cad set-
tod iu uy limbs aud brought csturaing neuffin lHiUs,
which ended in chronic rheumatism. AUtNithlafig hf1
the best ply siciar- Che disease i nofs4 unfi ty
NE Nce 0i yuur excellent at Boz baltimore ur Natker.
tried your Pills fheir effects Inv lii uf lar-
setrring in the uHs oi them au nov entirely oaIL
srN,tt CuANnrH, HsroS Koter, a., Desc. 1855.
bE ArR. have ltu entirely rufal by rIs ~ hht-
matte Gou "a painful disease that bad l ie r yais
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A HERMuT's IDEA OF BLISS.

ny nN. JOHNSON.
Hermit boar, In solemn cell,
Wearing ont lifc's evening gray
Strike thy bosom, sage, aud tell
What Is bliss, and which the way,
Thus spoke, and speaking sigh'd,
Scarce repres-'d the startling tear,
When the hoary sage replied,
Come, my lad, and drink some beer.
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Aullrbrr.


| UMBER LUMBER The Subscriber
] manufactures and has constantly ON hand for sale,
Spruce, ncnlock, Birch, Maple Ash and Basswood.
Also, Floor Boards planned and ontcd finished for use
Fence stuff, and ell kinds Of job Wor done to order at
short notice Gig Saving &c.
Also, he purchases Butt Naples Birch also Ash Bass
and Spruce m the log and saved, when dove by his d-
rcction. Any wishing to buy sell will do welt to give
him a call
Cash paid for Cherry aud Butternut sawed or in the
log. A. w. WILDER.
Montpelier. April /, 1856 SIR
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D lNNaINHNiC Information iu renari
to the same, and is able To compress into ,ade rs,
compass he very quinicssonco OF medical science on h
imofnt subject as ue result Of the experience Of "a,
lnD eminent Physicians IN Europe and America is thor
onghy demonstrated In his own highly successful prse-
uee h me treatment Of secret diseases Ia many thousand.
OF cases IN the City OF PHILADELPHIA alone
The practice Of Or. Hunter has long been and sim /.
neialy unoounded but az the earnest solicitation OF
numerous persons he has been induced 10 extend the
sphere Of his professional usefulness 10 the community t
as,i Wluush inc medium % his " Medical Manual and
hand-iuuk for the Afflicted"
1t Is volume that should be in Che hand Of every FAM
ny ih the land, whether used preventive OF secret
vices or az guide for the alienation of one Of Tho most
uN ana destructive curses visited on mankind for
=, ' w. ~ 1ehauAhl! ana lmpuIity Of every Kind.
nehdation Of the FIRST physicians la the lind while
ti.lH! l.a,ni Rtheis and mothers phanhronists aud
in ali mans nave most ntoy extended IFS circulation
N a.. Nhefe ITS powerful teachings would be-
HA'l 10 DE instrumental in the moral plrifcatou and
P"}s'a ealng of mulutudcs OF our po0pe nulouu Inc
8w"s foiAue anu lnaisereci, otherwise the pride and
The author argues particularly, most strongly asans
WHY species OF seiciement, and warns parents aud
kuSiWnhs in searching torms 20 guard thc Young OF
both sexes from the terrible consequence ronSoitant
OH n'i ignorance OF Psychological laws and sexual inn
do,, 'g uIeeuiaruos' whether exhibited by preco-
$50. ",Nelupn'ht ar arising from the vicious and
Iupuhg examples Of their school mates or otherwise To
Iut ' Hl' nave already been cnsnared To the "palhs
'n' "'N' holu on nell, clear and explicit way is
SHOWN by which they may secure rrt,,r,, of so,nd
noi , anu regeneration Of the soul from its terrible
In view Of these facts and when II "a also o,,,rcred
sie ABOUT lp1OO persons die annually In the United
i 's %, Nohsumption-a large majority being the ,c-
@ vi lho Noupiuons indiscrotion of their progenitor,
si'eHuy 10 the Spiritual enuncaton that the sins of
w parents are visited upon the children even 10 the
tiG ana fourth goneration,the Author cmbued with
seunenis OF enlarged philanthropy, viii scarcely be
G 10, any ehort TO restrain the vices of the
ny me humble fundamentally OF his Medical Manual
ono copy, securely enyoopcd, will be forwarded loe
ol postage 70 any part of the United States for % cents
or sly copies Tor 81 Address, post paid COSnEN &
%. Publishers, Box 1877, PHILADELPHIA
a.
ON the most liberal terms XIV
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And they were elected unanimously.
Mr.. Beckwith was excused on his own re-
quest, and d. c. Lindsey was elected in his
stead.
On motion Of T.. b. Chase, it was voted
unanimously that Mr.. j. A. Bcckwith be
elected life member of this society, and
that the thanka of the society be rendered
TO him for the able and efficient manner ia
which he has discharged the duties of his
Office
It was also voted that l.. p. White be con-
stituted life member in consideration of the
important services ne has rendered the So
cicty.
On motion of Nh Kimball, it was voted
that three delegates be appointed by the
Board of Directors TO attend the annual meet
ing Of the United States Agricultural Soci-
city, to be held at Washington, D. c., Jan.
IA, 1851
On motion of Mr.. Baxter it was voted that
a committee of three be appointed by the
Board Of Directors TO audit accounts, and
particularly the accounts of the Treasurer.
On motion of Mr. Seymour, the meeting
adjourned.
Edwin HAMMOND, Tice Prcsi
d. G. LGNs1Ey, Cor Sec'y
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e. -. Chase, Edwin Hammond. j. w Col
burn, Edward Seymour, }. A. Beckwith, II.
II. Baxter, II. S. Morse, Jacob Scott, George
Campbell and David Hill, met at the Addi-
son House, Middlebury, Jan. g, 1857; L. b.
Chase was chosen President, and J. A. Beck
with, Secretary. 1t was voted to accept the
charter, and the following joint constitution
and bylaws were adopted unanimously.
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llau Qp.

T'A1R WARNING-All demands due the
late firm of SrORRS K PALMER. must be paid
to the subscriber The books the Store Of Palmer
d Gravelin LOOMS PALMER.
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Trysipelas, Scroiuln, Kings Evil, letter,
rumors. and Salt Rhcum.

From % FfnfffIuN w. chant n ~ inuIH ~. g. 1885,
pt AirH lor ris Che paragon 90 a That BE- great ln
medicine They cured my fflr dauge of uHsus
al her hands end Get ttt had proved incuahe r laafs
llal mother hs. l long sftausl afflicted Ih itrh's end
rmrs Der skin md iu h0r hair Amer child cured,
h tlso tried your Pills, and they hayo cur.,i her
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LANhlNHlI BRIGGS
A. G, TABElt, NJ. d.

non d. L. Donor, OF Auburn, y. y and late mem
u'l or our state Legislature and one OF the most ac-
e1mph,hed hysicians and Chemists Of our country az
yer giving this medicine his personal observation said
is ues1ned To- sqpercede an liquid preparations FOR
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Tho Author Of the above volume
rs graduate Of one ~ the first
medical Schools in the United
States and having devoted a
quarter Of century to the study
ana treatment Of syphilis and
hindrcd disorders as a speciality,
he mas become POSSESSED Of most
Invaluable information in regard
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Dysentery, Relax, and worms.

Posi- NfiNti HhilANN lAff va Aitilf wv 10 100
UR AYfni rls The perfection oi medicine They
have my we l than can tell YOU She had been
sick tnng aey r months Went on % D. d0cturrd at
at expense but gut tfttcr She then commenced taking
sour Pills which cuni her by eNrenE large quantities
vi Idp1I bet ly. They Afterwards cured bee and
children Of bloody dysentnfy. One of our uerhh0rH
bad bad and my wife cured hn With two doses VI ls,
chile others PAID from te twenty dollars i0gIs
bills aud lost much time, without bring cured entirely
theu such mrIcuo yours. which actually good aud
h.n..l u-L N. nti.ad hnrn mo MEIIEIN. Ila.n.ar
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DR, W. II. II. RICHARDSON'S con

- par1tiyc success in the treatment of chronic di
eases and the diseases Of Females induces him 10 civ,
heee mar he VIII devote special attention 10 that class
~ diseases IN connection with the general practice ol
Nsuelne Al kinds OF Supporters furnished at reason
ape prices Consultation without medicine nee oi
M 0lce in Hnhbard,s Block State Street, over the
- Wv ~ NN'"'l' leiet' 1877
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PREPARED By DIR. J. E. AVER.
Practical and 6nsiyiical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.

ND $50 J ~ j D
FRED. T.. SMITH. %. q. TYLER. A. j. f. PIERCE,
Montpelier and D., Druggists and Merchants generally.
p1coply
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TO Drtggists and Merchants Of rcro,oHt
For the convenience of Dealers and individuals Of this
State. ] hu,c appointed Mr.. FRED T.. SMITH, Of
Montpelier. nay wholesale Agent and he will be at an
time. supplied With aI sizes of my GENUINE ELEC-
TRIO on" would urge upon an dealers In Medicine
to order from Mr. Smith supply of my oil atoncc. that
they may be able 20 answer thc earliest demands. Hc
will also furnish each dealer with Show Cards. Posters,
and 1000 Circulars. with hcI name printed thereon
agent 1icad the following ProclamationD
a. f.. SMITH, chemist
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EDwIN HAMMOND, Middlcbury;
J. w. CoLnuRN. Springfield;
HENRy S. MoRsE, Shclburn
Henry KEYrs. Nowbury.
Directors
+. B. Chase, Lyndon
II. II. Baxter, Rutland;
jacob Scott, Montpelier;
iona r. Potter. st. Adams,
Nathan Gushing, Woodstock
David Hill, Rridport:
John Gregory, Northdold
John Jackson, Brandon;
J. w. Vail, Bennington.
Corresponding Secretary:
j. A. Beckwith, Middlebury.
Recording Secretary:
Charles Cummings, Brattoboro'
Treasurer
Edward Seymour, Nergonncs.
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IaREATEST CuRE In TIE WORLD

TREATEST CURE N TIE WORLD
NJ FOR PAINlN A. T.. SMITHS original and
genuine " ELECTRIC OIL" for Rbeumatis1, Neural
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do not propose TO crciy disease only certain
ciiss named in mv directions will forfeit 500 II the
ELECTRIC OIL, sold corner WALNUT a SrH SrREErsi
fails 20 single VI Rheumatism or Pains IN the
Back Limbs. Piles, Sores. Burns, Fever Sores, u
GERS, Cakcd Breast Sore Nipples. Bronchial Affections
Swclcd Glands, fcons, Stiffness in the Joints or Neck
also, palptdon TO remove all soreness or swelling in
female, In the Amshousc or amy public institution ia the
CITY.
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