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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
professional Notice.

AEEDICATED A1R-BATHS against DIS
Wl EASES Of the BRONCIlIA and the LUNGS These
AIN Baibs which by Of chemical process iuits
n Of strata Of air Of those countries where
by y osn and others experience many afflicted with
fond solely BY ,eHdns there sven wihcct
Ne of any madeleine . , .
Europo end patty IN America Lancaster Pcnnylvsnia
srsa,s, and have now selected t CITY
fu, residence where with the yee nrIn6er OF those su
S.ss this d.sse expect 10 acquire soon general ae
kss~ eapnsEL
Pss one not oompsed the general Of ther
sssins,, method sp2ked curing Sep ss
night ohsn the conducive
once bclrs. 10 oeioek a n AND oclocs ?. m
DR.. SEGIN No S3 Sdst coz le-av,
Snesssea Physieian q. The Lfisersity of NtIde.eeu
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS GENITAL RAiLkoAD Co.
Nvw.losx. Aug. u, 1877. !
r Nsetins of the Board of Directors Of the

n I Meeting Of inc BOSru OI UilGo'Vrs oi tno
IA Illinois Central Railroad Company. held this day. Il was
P,,esI That an assessment Of Ten Dollars share be and
hereby called the Csa Srock Of Ms CoupnJ payable
an tbs b dsy Of September next st the Oe o Toe Conp
nv In The CRY Of tie Stoch there aad
Al ,b, Once Of Nesra Robert Benson Co., LohsoR on e
steek r~sstsred in the London boohI
Rs,o.sed Tnst The Transfer Boo N and hcy are hsrsV
closed from this day and be opened the let OF
that Of shares be pernfa n'sf ~
a..s sDtil the DsNlrent called thereon 90 paid
fhe Directors OF The pino's csn;rsl k.iiiose oy'Psy
ni 10 state that the call made IN preference 70 seupn
70 cary foeIr debt IN tbe rresent s.sis oi tne 10y
nSri.t Tt.y ,she this ocosor s.n7o the e
81 DO me sLse the ossnssGoD OF the Company hs's rs rf
pets of rss been better tho lard sales more
lbs oes mt oi the Company IN all d.pa'eou o. m
eune the'nt and honest kaudt The payments Tor spss
sold are prompt; and hs operations Il be Company ,roe ne
Animal HPvIL~~ punished have cny ooniiaSed ho coin
teDse of ths Ceets ihs ya0e OF tie snSrpse sas -
Sltjn ate returns . the soohhoIdera
ey order ~ .bs Board ~ Dac.tor.
Wk X ACKEA1AN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

STATE NswyosW, BASx DEPARTMENT. March 49, laS7.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant 10 .be
~ Statute such made and provided thu, al the CIR
CUI4ATlNG NOTES issied 20 TfIf CANALBANK Of LOCK
POhT Banking Association, LockpoTt Niagara Courty mus
be the Once Of the Superintendent Of the B.Rk
Deiartpep, Of the State u NewYork, payment. within
fO YEARS from the date hereof the fnd' dspn.td if
tbe redemption Of the Circulating Notes issu. - a s Banh
will be given up. JAMES f. COOK, SuPt
hr Bank of ALBANY st Albcry viii the Sy.s IN be-
Aslf of tbs Superintendent. slh2i laV2yS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
Goal, Nr.

DITTSTON COAL for MANUFACTURING,
j STEAM and DOMESTIC PURPOSES, By the cargo -
The Pennsylvania Coal Company delivering ts superior
article of PtsOn Coal NewYork at the following prses
Lump 81 20 per tun Of . 2t0 ID.
Steamer, - 90 per tm Of 2i0 D.
Crate, 81 65 per tun Of 2pp.
Range, 81 IS per tun of 2,240lt
Nut o. rs per tun Of 2,2fl 10
per tpno 2 $40 n.
Pea S3 o5 per tun o: 22fo %. .
received by daily tows and the utu s dspsos
given In diso,aIgne Of;e Of the Company, No. 30 Bn -
GEO. II. HOYT Tressurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

ALBEIT II. NIcoLAy Au5tioneer
g Pc G. A l. L o & X SAL 5
= AT AUCTION
the earnest solicitation Of many parties beg leave to IN,
form my friends and the public that fully prepared to hold
SPECIAL AUCTION SALES
STOCKS. BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES
EVERY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
In addition 10 nv regular semi. weekly sales, on
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS,
At l o'clock the Merchants Eschause that sales OF
securities be made daily desired. and receive thorough
publicity through my sdyeitisemepts
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock AUctioDser and Banker,
No. Broad-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
ADRIAN ii. MULLER, Auctioneer.

ADRIAN ii. MtLLER, Auciioneer.
DEGULAR SALE OF STOCKS aad BONDS,
IL THIS DAY, lssturdsy) At I2l O'Clock at the MER-
CHANTS EXCHANGE:
$500 Hartford City PEI cent coupon tcnd. payable 1876,
fntervst pay able s. January and lst July, (hyPoh
&epe NewYok City oeot twserl stoek. payable in
1875. interest pay able quarterly. tbypoth
so sbsr.s Nassau Bank, Sio5 each
10 shares Excelsior Fire ms Co 60 each.
81 shsres Lopg Island Fire Ins Co go each
30 shores Pbenix Fire Ins Co. So each.
10 shares Mercantile Fire ms. Co. 80 each
30 shares Peter Cooper Fire las Co. AO each
81 shares Commercial FIVE Ips Co $50 each
60 shaIes Brooklyn Fire Ins Co. eli esch.
30 shares Brooklyn FIRE Ins. Co e7each
10 shares Metropolitan Fire IDs. Co 500 each
40 shsses Irving Fire Ins Co &25 esch
70 shares Hope Fire lps Go go each.
shai es esth Fire Ira Go *lo0 each
I25 shares KpickeIbocke1 Fire Ins Go. 40 each
IC0 shares Manhattan Five Ins Go. S. each
50 shares Equitable Fire lns Co. &S5 esch.
~ sbsres Aitzsn's Bank, 100 each.
10 ,barcs Security Fire ln.. Go $50 each.
40 shares American Fire ins Co. SO etch.
~ shares Metropolitan Fire IDs Co. 800 ca h
90 North American Fire Ins. Co $50 each.
20 shares New World Fire Inc. Co so each.
So shares Broadway Banh 425 each.
20 shares leland City BaRk, 3 25 each. .
Regular Sales every Wedn' sdsy and Saturday also SPECIAL
Sales VIXEN required tIIo2 ohce, NO. ~ "ais''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
B, NIDDLETOWN

EOR PORT NOM0UTH, ADDixTOwN
j. - elssvssxH hS.s = Ic.sSss.sns. e. ssy.-fSs
fess i.~n - sf Msn.g ssssA asAy, = SdsoA n
tusrdns. VA Ssvs Y0s Acs1ssA q Sssssh n eas -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

NTARIEERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTION. q.
lyl ay t.ro.I tnb ct, open DAILY rom S IN T. Q. a.
and 40 WEDNESDAY spd sATuBpa7 from 10 80 a.
lA.srsn sDsxss asgssiA :. 4 hAiIrH Bsosstar
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
nUDsON RIVER RATLROAD.-FrOm Ma,

2 1857 trains vii leave Chanbe1ss; station IS
Exrress t-sns, AID 5:I5 M At,L.y "a
r Poashieepsis Tam xad sDa Pm; 70, YeeA.N., o'o
en The Poushs.eps Peesssh and Shsns Csn. ch,i,.
topher and Sstr. Trrins New yorh e,vs Troy a 10
M ,rd s.Unm y SIITH 6upe.is.eDdsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO fhOtt.
- DYNCH scOn md ate. Apra Exps" nfsr ~ o, "a
PROVIDENCE HARTFORD snd FISH Ia, IA, Ttn -
sls,e Hereford on .Ae arrival .hers Of tne hip1e t G
The kew-lori and New Haven, and w'iiAvea
SAMUEL MOTT suDertstcndeni
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
U,op LyyERPOOL-PATRIOTIC LINE.-

i The new sHo srrnad c&trl-silp hLI@rN A' oIIht
M ths sbos. por. bor fsss- rassAs, hass 1ic sAe9
80 80 =, a. lFSFJt4c Tli,ss FCl = CO.
W. Ia .. Sp-sEtJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

BANK DgrARrxrxr, Albany, Jan ). IaS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant 70 the
IN Statute in sueh made and provided that al ClRCU
LATlNG NOTES isssed 20 the CAMDEN BANK 70 banking
Asocison Camden, Oneida Co.. msst be presented at she
ose OF the of the Banking Deparimpt Of the
STATE of Newyori for payment within fWO YEARS from
the date hereof the deposited foI the redemption VI the
Circulating Notes issued the ssd BsuS will be given up
jas lsv2yS n. SCHOOSMAkER, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
ia ARLE R A I L K . A
H syHNTR ARRANGEMENTS.

III suHMFR ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 80. Al
9Isns leave Depot conner OF Whre and Nen.fs vs." =,
ton Falls with line for Lake Ashops at fIrey
Corners with Western Rsrosd for Albany Troy ssIsoss and
me West 81 MillertOn Trsin :ioppnE al sssspns'
4Pm.WIiams Bridge IIsin stopHns y =. "''Nh'' 'fS
Ls.ve 2Sth-... sta,on 1:45 n-zWilisn: bnass Tan,
pns 8. all ses,ionL ~ nWhite Plains TTn stopping a.
~ s.s,iOn. 2. n-Wii,n: Bdse Tram, "opH%s ..n. a.
b. n.-WIlisns Bridge Tnir, roppini e. al rta,ioIs
WI j. CAMPBELL EIpern:encen,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
IJEW WIDR-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK - ROCHEefZR-fhs ROCHE8TRA q
1ver1r az y . II M A q and N

turning, WI Sgve Y0S DcoDDs<s sssssA u I0e u
eseta
NEW WIDR-GAUGE ROUTE ftOa NEW-
IN YORK 10 ROCHHefLR-fns ROCHESTkA saA
0EEEsLE VALLEY AAiLkOAD sSw oSsn 40 sea
pstson vih he Busalo Corning md Rev Yoh sna ~
YosA E1e RAiosAs fsnns Direct roass hon Hsv'fo
Ss ascssss Of this rous. Together .iih As sapsoI Co..
b. betveex tie shove enAmed-cif;es
fcksts be I1oeured u The New fot ana kne
fehet Ocs foos Of DAnes, and No lsS Bsosdvsy 49,
IN Jersey City.
1yeihts wiz be transported between New fofk ana noce
Ear with dispatch Any information desired IN regard theret
san BE- obtained BY calling .he G-ner Freight Agent OF tss
New. .York and Ehs Rsilrosd Enc buildings; q T. . fAk
PAN EIrress Freight Agent No. lss Brosavy.
no trains on Buffalo Corning md NewYork hanrosa %
eupJ.y J. A. REDFiELD. superintsndcot
NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou and
.., MONDAY June IS 1851 and anti further notice, fss'
.,ser Tns viii esye pier foot of Duane ~ aovA W
DIJNKIRK EMPRESS ss . IN, for Dannrk
BUTfALO EXPRESS at an, fr BrhAo
NAIL. a. H. fOr Dsnhirk and Buffalo and hts'msdass
ROCxIANp PASSENGER ., $50 pm. from so0t Of cA.n-
NIT via Permont kr Suferns and inerme s,soone
WAY PASSENGER st+ pm, for Sswsuss' Aiaase"~n
EMiGRANT =. nn fer Danhzh and Buffalo s,d inferno
o''s SIE AsoyE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
NIGHT ExIEEes ., pm. for Dunhhk evcJ eay'
EI5HT EXPRESS ST S pm. for Buffalo, every aAy'
These Express Trains connect st EiInffa wsn tne H
Csnandsisus and Niagara Eas Railroad for NA{rs Fss =
Bmghamioa with Syracase and Bnsbamon Railroad ks
syrscuse at Corning With BudLo, Corning and Nevf%
karoed fo Rochests at Great Bend With Delaware
wanna snd Western Railroad, for Scranton H9nelsvHs
With the Buffalo and NewY City Railrosd for Buffalo o.
Duaso and Danik With the Lake Shore Rsrcsd for csve
"A- HOMER RAAsDELL. frehSsss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

OrucE OF 1Hs GrocERs' FIRE Insurance COMPANY, /
No. 81 Wslst corner Of Pear, NEwYoRK. Sept l. 1851
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
n PER CENT has this dsy been declared payable 70 ss
JAMKS G. PLATT Secretary.
nIVIDEND.-The ATLANTIC FIRE N
~ SURhNCE COMPANY of Bro ,klyn have declared Q
divdead of FIVE DOLLARS share payable
o demand HOHAT1O DOhk, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

y. Col roE. Auctioneer.
r ARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE, in great
IL variety Chairs 30 French Pate Mirrors psIor Far;
nuuYs Piano 6c kc-F COTTON will sell, THIS DAY
tsasusy Sept % at lol O'Clock at No 50 Beekman street.
The tock and Cabinet Furniture that has
keen or,d this season For particulars Herald and Times
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
u COMPANY-I SEYMOUR esq Cashier Of the Bark
North America. has been spgon'sd TRAESpER AGEMf I'M
of the CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CON.
PANY aud Transfer Books Of said Company viii be closed
on the Istb and remain closed ill the 2lr inst The ma
tured Coupons Of the Bonds Of the Toledo Nofwak and
Cleveland Railroad Company junction Railroad Company and
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company viii be pas ct
the Bank of North America from and after the 2lst inst
The present OFFICES of the Company, No 10 WlisIos
are for RENT. Bv order Of the Board, .
New-YoTk Sept g. 1857 j. b. WAKING, fre'd,ns
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND
TRUNK SHOP

NJ BROUSSO, would inform the pub
1Ns lie that he still continues business 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 hi, line of business. Competent
workmcn of the of the first class will be en-
ployed, 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
oughy 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 "a, 1856. I0tf
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every Farmer Should Own Them"
Agricultural Books.
Published by C. NJ. sAxrox, & Co., NY.

Farmers, Fruit Growers, Gardeners Horse
Men, Sheep Growere Grape Growers, Poulterers,
Bird Fanciers, Dee Keepers, Flower Gardeners,
Sugar Makers, &C., &c.
Morgan Horses, by D. G. Linsley, 81 90
Elliotts IF. r. American Fruit Growers,
Guide in Orchards and Gardeners, rs
Paidee (R. ca on Strawberry Culture, co
The Stable Book. by A. Balen, co
Charlton's (Wm.) Grape Growers Guide, 60
Weeks (John NJ on Bees. Manual, 80
Buist's (Robert) American Flower Garden
Directory, / %
Dadd's Geo. II } American Cattle Doctor, l 90
Cobbctt's American Gardener, so
Youatt on Sheep, IS
Guenen on Mich Cows, so
Amer an Poultry Yard, 90
Allen e.. FL Rural Architecture. l IS
Alle:,'s IL. L. Diseases Of Domestic Ami
mails rs
Aliens (R. L.) American Farm Book, l 90
The Horses Foot and how 10 keep it sound,
by WIN. Miles, so
Brownies %. j American Bird Fancer, 80
Snxton's Rural lia.id Books Series each, rs
Chinese Sugar Cane and Sugar making, by
C. +. SALISBURY, 20
Bricks Book Of Flowers, 90
American Veterinarian, 30
Coles Fruit Book 80
Any of the above Books sent free Of Postage, to
any part of tine United States receipt of Price.
Also any Agricultural Works, not hand, pro-
cured to order OH sho.t notice Sold by
A. II. COPELAND.
Middlebury, March, %, 1857.
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WANTED (!

SO0 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN, to act as 10.
cOO cal and travelling Agents, in business
easy, useful and honorable, at a salary of 500
per month. A capital of IS only required, No
Patent Medicine or Book business. Full pnrtic-
uars given free to all who enclose postage stamp
or three cent piece, and address
52;3m WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Sandown, N. ii.
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Rutland, May 4, 1857.
FOR SALE.

, LOTS OF LAND lying, from half to mile
- south of the Court House, in Middehury.-
First, contains is acres Of meadow lying on the
west side of the road, running to the creek. Sec
ond, contains 3s acres of pasture and meadow.
lying in the fork of the roads. Third, contains
IS acres of pasture and wood lying On the Creek
road.
Also, 200 acres of heavily im5ered land lying
on the Turnpike in Ripton, about half mile above
tho Tavern Stand. Apply to
r. WAINWRIGHT.
Middlebury, March 2, 1857. 46-tf.
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r7IE
Il COUNTY,
WONDERFUL LABOR-SAVING MACHINE,
IN
$
GENERALLY
Il
Igentg old
very the
Uisvar o
at
HOWARD & MUNR0E, Projectors of Addison County
NJ address Rutland, VIZ
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20
BALD OR GRAY HEADS
NO NOREi!


Bogle's Celebrated Hyperion Fhid
VIII produce healthy crop of hair on bald heads,
IN the shortest possible time for dressing the hair
n Is unryailed, and ON children's heads it laws the
foundations of good head OF huir. Price 20
cents, 90 cents, and rs cents per bottle.
Rog'e's american Electric lair Due.
]. warranted the cheapest aud most effective ar
licie Tor dying hair q natural black or brown in
the world Price 90 cents, 81 90 and 81 so per
case. -
Bo9t's AJeaiond or Balm of Cyfheria,
10 unequalled for eradicating tan and pimples, and
beauiiiyihg the complexion.
Tor sale by VIM. Bogle removed to 2O2 Wash.
lngton St. opposite the Marlboro Hotel, where
are separate rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen, for
dyeing hair and fitting on wigs.
A YOUNG LADY of 10, whose hair had been
IA gradually turning grey since the age Of 10,
recently discovered in tie decocton Of a common
plant, remedy that has permanently restored her
mar tots former COLOR She will impart this inval-
liable secret to any person on receipt of 15 red
postage clamps, without further view of gain 9th
er than the satisfaction OF beneftting those who
have been similarly unfortunate. Address Miss
AhABELLA MoRsE, South Boston, Mass,
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LIBRARIES SUPPLIED

with scarce and choice Books, English and Ar
crcan, at reasonable prices. A. WILLIAMS "
co. special agents for Harper & Bros Pnblca-
tions 100 Washington street. Boston, offer Tor
sale and for the selection of Librarcs-public,
Circulating, and Private-a very fine collection
of scarce and valuable Books. in all classes Of
literature which they will sell to clubs and soci-
cites at very reduced prices. Subscriptions also
received for the American and Foreign Newspa-
pers. All new Publications received MS soon as
issued from the press. Call at 100 Washington
street, when in the city, and examine cur collec-
ton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20
'o0!l0N IpIn0IlIyd

T IBERATION.-Thisi is to certify that by mu-
i tual agreement ON the 1st day OF January,
1907, | relimqushed all claim TO the earnings Of
my son, BRADFORD l. Parker, for the remain
der of his minority shall neither claim his wa
ges nor pay any debts of his contracting, since
the above agreement was entered into.
Eli Il. PARKER.
Middebury, April 90, 1867. 2;3w.
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BURNETT'S
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.

TINHIS Elixir for the Teeth and Gums comolncs
in concentrated form, the most desirable
cleansing and astrngent properties, at the same
time it contains nothing which can possibly in
lure the most sensitive and delicate organization.
1t arrests decay Of the teeth.
1t cures canker in the mouth.
1t is unsurpassed as gargle.
1t acts as a detergent after smoking.
1t renders the gums hard and healthy.
1t neutralizes the offensive secretions Of the
month.
1t imparts to tho breath fragrance peculiarly
aromatic and pleasant
1t has received the sanction and patronage of
the most eminent Of the Dental and Medical Fac
ulty.
Prepared only by JosErH BURNETT 4 Co,
fremont street, Boston. For sale by Druggist,
ut 80 cents per bottle.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20
VBRNISHES,

The Subscribers would call the special notice
OF Railroad Car, Omnibus and Coach Builders
and Piano Forte Manufactures. to the fact that
we possess advantages second to 10 other estab-
lishment for the manufacture Of
hELhBLE NARNlSH
We have engaged with us Mr.. John Babcock.
nn experienced practical Nnrnish Maker from
Newark, n. j., whose reputation among ccnsu-
mers is sufficient guaranty for the superiority
of our NARNISuES
They are rut up, rs ordered, in secure packn-
cco of wood or tim. No charge for arrcls other
packages subject to charge. Strict and prompt at
tention given To all orders We keep 10 TO 20
thousand gallons constantly on hand.
SllMSON, VALENTINE & CO.,
t5 BIOdd tr,U, Bcsi0n.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20

StrArE OF VERMONT, BE it remem-
CDiarict oC addison, S. bercd that at a
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in aud for
the District of Addison, on the 10th day o,
April, a. %. 1857:
Samuel James Jr., Guardian of
CURTIS II. JAMES minor,
Presents his application for license to sell
the real estate of his ward, situated in the
town of Weybridgc, consisting of IS acres Of
Land bring the same that was set his said
ward as heir ut law, in the Lewiston of the
estate Of Curtis Hurd, late OF said Weybridgc
dcceasd, and represents to this court that it
would be conclusive to the interest Of his
said ward, to sell the same and invest the
proceeds thereof, in otLer real estate or put
the same at interest.
1t is thcreupon ordered, that said appli-
cation be considered by thisCourt at the
session thereof to be held atthc Probate
Office in said Middlcbury, ON Monday the
18th day of May next, at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon and that notice thereof be given to
AL persons interested that they may appear,
and make their objections, if any they may
have, to said license being published n GER
tilted copy of this order in the Middlebury
Register, a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlchury three weeks successfully previous
to the time Of said Court.
CALVIN G. TILDEN, Judge.
A true copy of record.
. Attest, JoHN W. STEWART. Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20
Paper Hangings.

An extensive assortment, comprising all the
novelties of the season, always Oh hand which
buyers will do well to call andinsr Get before pur.
chasing JAMES G. LOCKETT,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer 90 Congress near
Milk street.
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To the Families and Business Com
munity of Middlebury and sur
rounding DISTRICTS

To the Families and Business Com
munity of Middlebury and sur
rounding DISTRICTS:
w supplies YOU are respectfully invited to
make trial of the superior TEAS, imported
expressly for the immense Tea Warehouse Of
CHRISTIANSON & co,
Dealers in TEAS aud COFfEES exclusively
This ia by far the greatest concern of the kind
IN THE WORLD,
aflording the opportunity, at all times, Of procur-
ing a pure, reliable, auI choice variety Of IEAs
and CorFrEs, which in quality and price, present
unrivalled inducements 10 both Dealers and Con-
sumers.
The facilities possessed by this establishment
are Of such character as to warrant the prupri-
etors IN speaking thus confidently, and they are
prepared 10 abide the dec sion of all who may test
their sincerity by critical examination of their
stock ard prices.
This immense establishment is situated in tie
very heart of the city of New York at the corner
of the two grent thoroughinres, Broadway aud
Grand Street, allording every convenience ofeasy
access and in the midst of the most extensive e.
Establishments Of this great commercial metropolis
Holding ourselves responsible for Il fair and
truthful representation Of all we sell, and with
the assurance 10 our customers that unless such
shall prove 10 be fully equally to our rep estnta-
tions, that the goods will be taken back aud the
money cheeriilly returned, We are sure that our
system of doing business must meet with the
hearty approval of purchasers.
In conclusion, we respectfully renew our invi-
tation to Families and Dealers. believing that a
trial will convince them Of the great advantages
which we hold out to customers in making their
purchases at ...
THE BROADWAY TEA WAREHOUSE,
No. ASS, Corner of Grand Street, New York
Billy CIRlSriANSON & CO, Propre tors