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1000 northwest guns, flint lock ..--..aa~s--. Be-
200 I" 4 g percussion lock, .I.aats#srsfsf .f-e.
Proposals will delivery goods at Boston
New York philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans ST. Louis Memphis
cncnna but in considering tho bids the cost Of the
ton tho TO their respective destinations from the places
posed be delivered will form element in deciding the
posas
the than that specified the
and also any others Of different description that DO needed
manufacture required styles quality
preferred samples cloths are for
ogn fabrics necessary proposing article Of
either those kinds that sample thereof shall accompany tho
must respects conform to and be
nee They rgdy inspected compared with samples by
appointed for that Such unequal
will be bound 10 furnish others required kind or quality within
s ysy@p s %sd So ne I Be pssss " @
thereof certified by the agent or agents appointed inspect them
specified rejected the option ftho particularly
made by who not known as manufacturer o. regular
distinctly stated in tho bids offered and that the
any they may have previously with the United
States shall the option Of the department be rejected in accord
with the letter and spirit Of joint resolution Congress relative
to bids for provisions clothing &C. for the uso the navy approved
be required Tho amount Of bid for the faithful per
mance OF tho contract with two surecs whose su
torney. 'N
The must embrace the articles with quantities
ncxed each in dollars and cents which thoy furnished
They should be submitted following heading
wei hereby propose TO furnish for the Indian
dated October 18Th 1887 the following articles, prices horeso
affixed There insert the list according the class
for deliverable in the city OF Boston Now York, Philadelphia
New Orleans ST. Louis Memphis Cincinnati
bel by day Of April during tho
year 1858 be ordered by the Commissioner
Tor will also furnish, at tho prices snch additional
quantities kinds and qualities goods
market prices ohcr articles OF description may
required o the Indian during
is5s deliverable stated and this proposal accepted
There In whole part than
proposed or for wei will within twenty days thereafter
contract nccorins and give security satisfactory 20 the Com
missioner Indian Affairs for the faithful performance
IL not
uactnrer regular dealer the article proposed be ruied
Each proposal bu accompanied by guarantee
olowing er BE- by responsible pcrsons
whose sccncy DO certified by personally
or officially to tho department: r..
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BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,

ta"" BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS
Washington, January J. 1857,
VOIIN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES arc
81 this day admitted partners in the Banking OF
composed Of Cns
st. Chubb, John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The House
composed Charles Chubb,
and Alexander Barrow under the firm OF Chubb Brothers,
row, 4 Co. CiuBB BROTHEIss,
Jan diff n l4. 81 =.
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Undor authorizing tho Board OF Public Works subscribe
Commonwealth the Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 9th February, 1882
1884, June 30-22 Noble George Granville Duke
,,tr sf of Sutherland. !. ......,..... $4,000 90
"a" ." 20 49, ditto. 5000
laE" e 80, 20 @3 ditto MI. 1000 90
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sfiIPLEY, K CO.,
tul Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD a. CO.,
2 ~ Austin Friars, London.
b. @. WAINWRIGHT a. CO.,
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ONCE Of Transportation Baltimore and WASH
Z Fly 't ingtOn Railroad.

DY direction of the President and Directors of
I'D the road the undersigned notice tina, hereafter only such
this city will be received Of
freight bills due to tins company. 4 ~ ID
Sep 23-2w t. Ii. PARSONS, Agent
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DRoFEssoR MAssE. Of Paris. instructor IN n

NJ 1ROFESSUK WAS5E, OF Parls, lnstructOr the
French language and literature forming classes
taking private pupils u study the French language
constantly with his afford
facility attaining thorough cooqui ledge OF the
will lessons classes private houses Whenever
sirabe would glad mako colleges
He begs leave refer pupils TO the gentlemen
below
Prof Nuso be found at blanchard Mohun bookstore
Pennsylvania aud lh street. between three and
four O'Clock. we 14.aARi 1ttt ~
ii
Hon Isaac Touocy Secretary Of the Navy Rev A. Cleveland Coke
Baltimore Bishop Clark, Providence
BrowneIl Hartford Connecticut Richard Dana ESQ., Boston
Brigham W Snow, Epes Sargent
esq, Boston Rev. n. Pyne, Washington. p
Sep 22-eo3t
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yNTATCH Repairing, and Engraving - Watches
wv pocket mckeepcrs every description
repaired perform
Engraving every description done in the best STYLE including the
cutting Of crcsts notices, and initials stone.
- Visiting wedding elegantly and printed
N. W. GAIT a BRO, ta5H
Jewellers, s2t pennsylvania avenue "a
Jan Soft Between 9th and 10th
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FINilCk FLANNELS.--10 pieces famous Western
Il YrFnamac white twied flannel skrts and under
and drawers lf t ri aHf
2peccs wide heavy thick Shaker flannel for skirts
pieces wide heavy WEIGH flannel for skirts
40 pieces nnc American and WEIGH flannel Of ordinary thick
200 pieces all other kinds aanuc usual
One price only deviation permitted. EH
New supplies daily. sia E7ftaft .sea#
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
HHr Central Sores,r building,
Oct 6-1otdH aI opposite Centre Market
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banking House

Banking House
swEENY, RTrTENHoUsE, FAINT, 4 co.
NTE will open gold, currency, and Virginia ac-
wv counts dcposors credit the difference between gold
and currency Those drawing will mark thor
checks accordingly, iyl -t3G.iil jt ttas t41t.
Those depoting specie will be gold silver lt
We hope Few quote regular
as well NJ our homo currency, usual tga sIa
swEENY, RI1IENIioUsE, FAINT, & Co,
Sep 30-dim FL rl4 Bankers"
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nrrAnrnEsr OF ras hsIHnIoa,

q D1NIoN,
ONCE Indian Affairs, October 49, 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Indian Goods Gcass 2 g. the may bel viii be
received al the once OF indian Washington city until ~
o'clock M SATURDAY the lah day next for fur
hing goods for the department for nlnng treaty supu
tons with vaiss Indian tribes and for other Indian purposes
olowss
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O ,wAsHrs0ros AQukDucr,
washngton March s. 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
ii the Washington aqneduct
Proposals 7th May viii be opened Of
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Washington Aqueduct.

Oct 2O-dst&3taw III l4thNov
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r. J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
10 southwest Of and Twelfth streets Washington
! II-dIYf
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Aliens Patent Mower.

We were present AT trial Of Aliens Pa
tent Mower, on the farm OF d L. Rus, and
were much gratifed with IL operation II
cuts sufficiently close no eioPging Of knires,
and is light draft for aspan of horses In or
binary moving. We can recommend II with
confidence AS Il well-made, good machine.
LINUS WILCOX,
L D. GRIswoLD.
Orwell, Vermont, July l, 1856 ir
Having used one OF yonr Patent Impror-
ed MoperS the past secson, | can say without
hesitation, that is the best mower that have
ever seen work, land we have several of the
more approved kinds in town. 1t draws one
horse easier than any other mower in use
here. 1t is light, strong, compact, and easy
of transportation and the form of the knife
and rapidity with which it plays prevents
clogging and renders that very necessary
and cumbei some appendage--the reel--(on
some other mowers, unnecessary on yours
1t works equally well on coarse or fine, wet
or dry grass. To all who wish a good arti-
Gle, l say get Aliens Patent Improved Now
err. D. E. RusrH
Orwell, Vt, Nov II, 1856 --ase- 10
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THERE Ia AN ARTICLE SELLING Through
out the country that has attained the widest
celebrity ever known as a remedy for Liver
Complaints. We have referance to DR.. San
ford's Invigorator or Liver Remedy that has
performed cures almost too great to believe,
were it not for the lndoubted evidences that
accompany the testimonials. 1t is, in truth,
the greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, or general debility that so often
battles the skill Of our most eminent physi-
clans.
DR.. Sanford has been for long time one Of
the eminent physicians of New York, and it
Is said, most Of his cases were treated with
the lnvigorator with such invariable success
that he has been induced to offer it as a fam
lily medicine, and let the world have the ben
eft Of his decovery. If those who are troub
led with debility. headache, laugour or
slow lingering fever will try bottle, we
think they might save physicians bills. and
days, perhaps years of suffering. (See Ad-
vertisement.)
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"BALh OF A THOUSAND FLowERs"-A CouN-
rERFEIT.-A person pretending to have been
partner With W. p Fetridge in the above ar
ticle is pAlming off a spurious preparation on
the public. All are counterfeits unless the
name FETRIDGE g. Co, is written on the
side and W. P. FETRIDGE g. Co., printed on
the front Of tho label. The genuine article
Is for sale by all respectable Druggists, who
frown down counterfeits and impostors
WHITE TEETH PERFuMED BREATH IND BEAU
TIFrL COMPLEXION can be acquired using
the balm of thousand Flowers" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ola disagreeable breath, when by using
the Balm Of thousand Flowers would rem
der Il sweet
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HNEN MILES in 29m sos before sulky,
i carrying l45 pounds, beating EPTUNE
and MlSFORTUNE-ATTE
MEN.
MORGAN HORSES. The Origin, Histo-
ry and characteristics of this remarkable
American Breed Of Horses tracing the Ped
igree from the Original Justin Morgan three
the most noted of his progeny down to the
present time Hints for Breeding and Gener-
al Use and Management of Horses with Di-
rections for training them for Exhibition at
the Agricultural Fairs with Twenty Portraits
OF distinguished Horses. By d. c. Lnsey,
Of Middlebury, Vt. This is an exceedingly
interesting and valuable book, and all inter-
ested in Horses are invited to call and ex-
anime it. vol. limo, Price 81, Sent to
any address by mail on receipt of price.
G. NJ SAXT0N g. co Publishers:
No. 140 Fulton-st, MY.
For sale by A. Ii. COPELAND, Middle.
bury, Vermont.
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To the Readers of Middleburv

Your attention is hereby called to The
PRiNcH OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID" a new
work, written by Prof Ingraham; and decid-
eddy one ofthe most thrilling, interesting and
attractive books that has been published in
ten years 1t pictures to the life. the prn-
cipal scenes of Christ's Ministry and suffer-
ings, aud cannot fail to exert la sting and
beneficial influence wherever it is read.
For sale by the agent,
Price ST. rs. WM. II. EAMEs.
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III AN ESTABLISHED FACT that DR.. San
ford's Invigorator will cure Liner Complaint,
Jaundiec, and General Debility. Manypeo-
pie, personally known to us, whose word can
not be doubted, have given their certificates
to prove this, and with such mass of evi-
dence who can doubt.
1t is truly the invalid's friend and will give
relief when all all other remedies fai !, and IN
some instances that have come under our OBJ.
servation it seemed the means Of snatchng
Its victim from the grave we wish all our
readers who need medicine would try one bot
tie, for it will surely give relief (See Ad-
yertisement)
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DIED.

In Colchester, on the 9th inst, JoNArHAN
WHEeLocK, of Middlobury, aged TO-
In this town, May 9th, Mrs. RurH Chr
TEsDEN, Widow of David Chttenden, aged
"a yeas 10 months and 10 days.
Mother. thou art gone to rest
Thy tolls and cares are DER
Ard sorrow, pain, and suffering, now
Shall ne'er distress the more.
Mother, thou are gone to rest
And this shall be our PRAYER
I. That when we reach our journeys end,
Thy glory we may share.
In Ripton, on the 18th inst, MARY p, wife
Of Nelson Lafrancis, aged 27 years.
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BALsAM IN VERMONT Irds-
burgh, w., May 5.Mr 8. w. Fowle, Lear Sir;
I am nearly out of the Balsam of Wild Cher
~. You may forward, II you please, two or
three dozen more. The medicine gives bet
ter satisfaction here In pulmonary complaints
than any others that l have kept. | have
tried 1t with perfect satisfaction upon myself,
having been troubled with a severe cough
for more than year, and having profuse
night sweats for the last month. had tried
various popular remedies without material
benefit; at length tried Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, and before bad finished the
first bottle found great relief. Two bot
ties have wrought a cure.
Yours, respectfully, .-. .
HUBBARD HASTINGS.
None genuine unless signed l, Butts on
the wrapper. r. ..r
70 Agents forwistar's Balsam and Oxygenated
Bitters-W. P. Russell, Middlebury A. P.
Roscoe, New Haven; ]. d. Needham, Bris-
toll B. F. Haskell, West Cornwall; E. 8.
Atwood, Shoreham W. G. Sprague, vergeh-
mes, E. NJ. Wright Orwell; J. Caldwell ,
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Thursday, June Is, 1857.
At market TAO Beeves, 100 Stores, e75
Sheep and Lambs, and $500 Swine.
Prices.-Beef Cattle-Extra S9,50alO
first quality, s999,50 I'd do 1925; addo. SO
Working 0xen-$l20, 1870, $50, 100000
Mich Cows-$30, 81. 40, 50960 COM
mon do. So.
Veal Calves-$3, $50, 4, 8, 0, 100.
Two years old-$35940.
Three years old-$40 45Q50.
Sheep and Lambs-S3, $50, 495 extra
$6aS.
Swine-Wholesale 99l0ci retail, 10iol &c;
Fat Hogs undressed still fed TIC; corn fed
SIC,
Hidrs-s99c per H.; none but slaughter
at this market
Tallow-9c.; rough, 7ic. Calf Skins-li
Ollie. Pslts 26c 9a7ic.
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MARRIED.

In Shorham, on Sunday evening June 2lst,
by M. w G. Wright Esq, Mr.. MELVIN R.
ATwooD of Shorham, to Miss JAKE A. HEX
OK, Of West Chazy N. y.
In Chicago, on the Sd inst, at ST. James
Church, by Rev Robert Fl. Clarkson, D. D, !,
SAMUEL NJ. HEWLETT, of Horizon, Wis.,, the
wor'd-renowned temperance Orator, to Miss
HELEN AudcsTA, eldest daughter of NPratt,
Esq, of Iowa, and sister of Walker Pratt,
Esq, of Chicago. rF
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BOOTS AND STATIONERY

School ani ..ls.4Ilaneous Books
English, French and American Stationery. Al
hambra Letter and Note Papers, Envelopes, Buff,
White. and Fancy Note, Letter, and Document
sizes, Legal, Cap and Bill Papers, Raber's Pencils,
Washington Medallion Pens, (the only Pen man
ufactured in the United States,) Crayons, Tissue
Paper, Crayon and Bristol Board, Copper Foil
Portfolios, Arnold's writing Fluid, Arnold's Car
mine, Dunbar's Black Ink.
ACCOUNT BOOKS
Journals, Ledgers, Day, Cash, Record, Pass and
Memorandum Books-superior quality.
Juvenile Books, a large variety. 4a ai-
H.. o. PERIODICALS. otF l-,r
Received Daily, Weekly and Monthly.
y; b. Books sent free of postage, on recsipt Of
Publishers prices. '--.,.. .
Good Writing Paper for sale at ten cents per
Please call and examine goods and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
.. A. II. COPELAND.
Middlebury May IL, 1867. -
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HotLowAY's PiLLs.-Rush of blood TO the
head Is often primarily caused by bad con-
dition of the stomach and bowels. Inviepr-
ate the stomach, regulate the excretions aud
pnrify the fluids with this renowned
medicine, and you will he exempt from yer,
tigo, dimness of sight, headache, and other
alarming apoplectic symptoms which fire.
quently accompany dyspepsia and habitual
constipation. The impurity of the blood rs
we'll as an excess Of it in the brain has much
to do with cerebral affections, and as Holo-
ways Pills operate upon the chemical agents
which generate that fluid, as well as upon
the circulotion ITSELF they ace infallible in
this class of maladies.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Mechanics Bride, by W. G Cambridge,
81 Hunters Panoramic Guide from Niaga
ra to Quebec, s Irvng's Sketch Book, SO ;
New Grenada; Twenty months in the Andes,
by Prof. Holton, 81 so; Gaut Gurey, or the
Trappers Of Umbagog, by d. P. Thompson,
81 Enquire Within, for anything you want
to know ST The American Citizen, by Bish-
OPP Hopkins, 81 Scandal, by Miss J. I. Bick
ford Sips. Magazines for May, Just receiv-
ed at Copelands Bookstore and News Room.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II There are many. witnesses in our
State, of the wonderful curative properties
Of Bach's american Compound" and the
day is not far distant when 1t will become
the only standard remedy for chronic dis
eases. The advertisement Will be found in
another column.
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The title of this wonderful book, q
IM4wIRB WIEM1IY 3
For anything you want to Know or, over
300 Facts for the People. Cloth Gilt. Price
One Dollar 438 Pages. 200.
ENQUIRE WITHIN " is one of the most
valuable and extraordinary volumes ever
presented 20 the American public, and en-
bodies nearly Four Thousand Facts, in the
most of which any person living will find in
struction, aid and entertainments. 'Inauire
Within" is sold at the low price of 81, and
yet 1t contains 496 pages Of closely printed
matter, and is handsomely and strongly
bound. 1t is Doctor, A Gardner, A School.
master, Dancing Master, An Artist, A
Naturalist, A Modcller, A Cook, A Lawyer,
Surgeon, A Chess Player, A Chemist. A
Oosmetician, A Brewer, An Accountant, An
Architect A Letter Writer" A "Hoyle,'
and Universal Guide to all kinds of Useful
and Fancy Employment, Amusements and
Money Making. Besides all this informa-
ton, and we have not room to give an idea
OF hundredth part of it, it contains SO many
valuable and useful Receipts, that an emu
meration Of them requires Seventy Two Col
umns of Fine Type for the Index.
INQUIRE WITHIN 10 no collection Of
ancient sayings and receipts, but the whole
is fresh and new, and suited to the present
times. Asa book to keep in the family for
reference, it is uncqualed, comprising, as 1t
does, all Kinds of Books Of Information in a
single volume. Copies sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt Of price.
For sale by A, H. COPELAND.
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Middlebury Savings Bank.

further dividend of 10 per cent, will be
paid to the depositors in the Middlebury
Savings Bank, at the Office of the under
signed, on the Oath Of March, inst For the
convenience of all parties, the day above
named and each succeeding Tuesday are
designated as days of payment. until all the
depositors shall have been paid.
J, W. STEWART, Receiver.
hiddlebury, March 9, 1857. 46-tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, being appointed ~
w the Probate Court for the District u
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, exaAins
and adjust all claims and demands Of Al -
sons against the estate of
TIMOTHY BoARDMAN,
late of Mddlebury, In said district. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited II
offset thereto; and six months from the 18th
day of May, 1867, being allowed by M
Court for that purpose,we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bus
mess Of our said appointment, at the lsts
dwelling house of the deceased, IN said Mid-
dlebury, on the first Thursday Of July And
November neyt, from one o'clock, P. NJ. h
til four o'clock,P. NJ on each of said days.
ALLEN F00TE, L..
DAVID E. B0YCE, 0"~
Dated at Middlebury. this llth day q
June, A. ID. 1857. 9,8w
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ffaal Notites.

CTATE OF vERMONT,( Be II remers-
DDisiriei Of addison, IS. bored that al .
Probate Court held at Middlebury, In aud Or
10 District Of Addison, on the 22d day ~
''"h A.'D. 1857.
'uvler poane administrator ~ the -
REUBEN DOANE,
Thoreham in said District deceased,
tf.+ III. arpl'cAtio TO this court, Getting
% thai Il 9 said deceased was, In his life
sir. and at The time Of his death, under .
contract binding in equity, to conve. BY
deed to Henry @. Cook, Of said Shoreham,
certain house and lot containing about me
acre of land, and being the same that was
conveyed to said deceased by Joshua A.
wood by deed, dated the 22d day Of Aphis
A. D., 1S40 also that said deceased sas m
der like contract to convey In Ike manaer
to Schuyler Doane and George W. Dosne ali
his interest In and to about six acres Of nd,
bounded on the north by Ira @. Bascon. $50
by Ashbel Catlin, south and west BY The
highway leading from Shorehsm village -
Richville. said six acres being now owned n
coumon by sold deceased and said Schuyler
Doane snd George W. Dcsne, and prsys thu
court to grant license to convey said two par.
cells of land according TO said contracts. IL
Is thereupon ordered, that said appfcatioo
be considered by thisCourt at session there
otto be held at the Probate Office 10 $40
Middlebury on Monday the 18th day Of July:
A. d. 1857, at 10 o'clock, In the forenoon and
that notice thsreofbe given to all persons IN
terested that they may appear, and make
their objections, If any they may have, 70 u
cense being granted'as aforesaid, by publish
ing certified copy of this order In the MID.
dlebury Register, a. newspaper printed ri AID
Middlebufy, three weeks successfully pysvS
Gus to the time of said Court.
CALVIN @. TiLpsH, JuaSa-
A true copy Of record. .Iu.
10 Attest, JoHN W. SrEwART. hogiseE