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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-30

"FRGINIA MESSENGER. This is the
utle of new paper just started in West
Columbia, Va, by S. D. Van Matre. This.
we believe, is the fourth attempt, within
as many years, to establish paper there.
We hope Mr.. Van Matre may be more sue
cessful than his Predecessors
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-30

A trightful tornado occurred at Pana,
ILL.,, last week. Thirty-three buildings
wore blown down, one Child Killed, and
seven persons badly injured, and about
seventy thousand dollars worth of prop
erty destroyed. 1t is represented as the
most destructive tornado ever experienced
in that latitude.
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THE TREASURY DEFALcAT1oN.-On the
hrst page, we have endeavored to give all
the reliable information in regard to the
matter yet received. One or two facts
which We have not seen in print, NAV
throw some light upon the matter. Mr..
Gibson was one of Mr.. Breslin's sureties,
as were also several other members of Mr..
G.'s family. Being responsible man
l'''--self' Of ovur1U lie relG strong desire
to aid his brother-in-l law in making up the
detalcation, in order to save his own prop
erty, and that of his other relatives. 1t
is thought now, however, that owing to a
delay of Gov. Medill in approving Brcs-
Inns bond, his sureties cannot be made
liable. Gibson's sureties, however. arc
responsible, if they can be made liable for
the defalcation, The Bonds of the Seneca
County Bank have all been secured bv the
present treasurer, except about $50, 900.
We shall probably have the report of the
Investigating Committee next week.
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For sALE.-A scholarship in Gran
gers Commercial College, Columbus, and
one in Folsom's Com. College, Cleveland.
They will be sold cheap, if application be
made soon at this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SanaP.MeotfnE.

--ASAN09
Religious services will commence at tba
Camp-grcund, near B. B. Gibbs. on Tuuns-
DAY, July 30, 1857, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, and
continue at suitable hours for about one week.
a general invitation is given to surrounding
charges TO come and worship God in the tenn
pie which lie built
All vendors aud hucksters are Informed that
'ne law Will b. enforced. 1t is hoped that
none w'll come to sell contrary TO law, saw
ing they did not know what the law was. g,
Liver Complaint and DyspeDs,,.
THOMAS LATcHFoRD says.
~ CovINeroN, Ohio. Dec. o., ,53.
my vile has been afflicted with the Iive,
complaint and Dyspepsia for a Iumb,r Of
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CINCINNATI Produce market.

FLoUR-TheTe was good business done
on Change and the market closes firm.
The sales were 90, 500, 1870 and 800 bar
rels at $6, so; 500 and 100 do at sc, 60;
800 do at $6.65; IA do extra, at $6,75,
and 100 do extra White Wheat Mt 81.
The receipts during the last twenty four
hours were 7O0bbls.
BUTTER-A sale Of 12 frkins at 1900
l4c. The demand is good and the mar
ket firm.
CHEEsE-A sale of 200 boxes at 8ac-
demand quite moderate.
PRovrsIoNs--The market is dull and
nothing was done to-day worthy of note.
OLA sale Of 25 bbls Linseed at 82c.
GRocERIEs-The demand from the coun-
try is fair, and the market is steady; sales
of 25 hhds Sugar at 12@12Jc, and 100
bags Coffee at l14c; Molasses sells in the
small way at zoe. No demand in the
large way and prices nominal
WHEAT-The market is firm, with a
good demand at 81, 80 for Red, and 40
@$1 AS for White
CoRN-The market is dull with more
sellers than buyers, but there is none offer
ing for less than zoe. We quote 7o@75c
as the range Of prices.
RYE-There is an improved demand and
prices firm at ST. 10 f9 bushel; sales of
| 500 bushels at this price.
BARLEY-The market is dull and prices
IN unsettled. We quote prime at 81, 1,95@$2
}3 bushel.
oArs-There is good demand and
prices ares,frm at 5Oc. on arrival. The
selling price from store are $4,000.
BALED HAY-The market is dull for all
grades except strictly prime, which will
command $l8 on arrival. Common and
Inferior Hay very dull at $10@l4.
PoTAToEs-The stock of old Potatoes
S very light and with a good demand,
prices are very firm at 81, so 52 bushel.
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CHANGE OF TIME.--By reference to adj
vertisement, it will be seen that the time
table has been changed again on the Ma
rletta and Cincinnati railroad, arriving at
Athens little carrier than heretofore.
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i'' ier.i ObLiOAN STATE CONVENTION
Ut will be seen by the above call of the
Republican State Central Committee, thai
the State Convention is fixed for the 10Th
OF August. This is a month or more la.
ter than usual. The Democrats, also
hold their Convention in August this year.
instead of the 9th of January, as hereto
fore. The election takes place in October,
consequently the canvass will be short
only two months. Considering the i'm
portance of the questions involved, we
think the time too short. 1t will, how
ever necessarily be warm and active
campaign. Many important offices, both
state and County, are too be filed. Con-
stltutional amendments are to be voted
upon. Another Banking Law is to be
submitted to the people. A new legisla-
ture is to be chosen. All these THINGS. TO
be properly considered and acted upon in
telligently, will require all the time allot-
ted; and it would do no harm to begin
the work now.
We hope Meigs county will be fully and
aoIy represented IN the State Convention.
Until within very few years past, south
eastern Ohio has had no voice in State
Conventions. The northern, the central.
and the southwestern have always been
active in making nominations, while we of
the mineral region have been content to
DO the voting on election day. If things
have not been rightly managed, the fault
Is our own.
In Convention, two years ago, we oppo-
sod the nomination of Salmon p. Chase
for Governor. Should we be sent this
year, we intend to vote for his nomination
We have been agreeably disappointed in
hun as an officer; and we hazard NOTHING
in saying that Ohio never had better Of
hcer. Thoroughly conversant with the
history and legislation of the State, ever
watchful of her interests, attentive and
faithful in the discharge of every duty,
gentlemanly and courteous to all who visit
his office, he has won golden opinions of
his former enemies. He is emphatically
the man for that place.
Our Lieut. Governor, two years apo.
was the most popular man in Ohio. He
shot up like a rocket, but he fell down
like the stick. He has fattened out con-
gderably. But he has left the State, and
will not again be a candidate We have
heard several names mentioned in connec-
lion with that office-Chamber Baird, of
Brown county, and N. H. Van Worries, Of
Athens, among the number
For Secretary of State, we presume
here will be contest between the present
Incumbent and L. L. Rice, of Columbus.
rhe latter is perhaps more conyersant with
he duties of that Office than any other ,
nan in Ohio, and would make an excellent 3
ficer He is at present the Private Sec
etary of the Governor.
A. P. Stone, acting Treasurer, is about n
6 good man as can be found in the state
Or that Office. He came very near re- b
ewing the nomination two years ago, in a
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The Kanawha (Va.) Republican says
that the army worm has made its appear
ance in that region, destroying every green
thing within reach. Maryland papers also
report it as very destructive in some por-
tions of that State.
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The Ravenswood Chronicle understands
that arrangements are about to be perfec-
ted to establish a daily line of river pack
cts between Parkersburg and Cincinnati.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-30

The Lancaster (Ohio) Eagle, recon-
mends Judge Whitman as the Democratic
candidate for Supreme Judge this fall.
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ANOTHER POCKET Book LosT.-See
Advertisement.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

The weather during the month of Feb
ruary, has been very mild, with great
deal of wind. The Barometer and Their.
mometer stood as follows;- Feb'y. LIST,
Thermometer at 7 am. II above; I'd,
Barometer at 8 am. 1913, 6 pm. 20;
Their. 7 am. 10 o below, S pm. II Q a.
bove; Sd, Bar 8 am. 29.S, 6 pm. 29.2,
Their. 7 am. 10 9 below, s pm. II . a
bove-wind in the north ;-4th, Bar. 8
am. 29.4, 6 pm. 1913, Their. 7 am. 30
above, s pm. "a above; 9th, Bar. 8
am. 1877, 6 pm. 1913, Their. 7 am. "a o
above, 5 pm. 35 above, with snow /;
9th, Bar. am. 29.6, 6 pm. 29.4, Their
I am. SO Q above, pm. Al above !;
7th, Bar. am. 29.6, 6 pm. 800, Their.
7 am 40 o above, pm. so o above;
eth, Their. I am. So Q above, 5 pm So o
above; 9th, Bar, 8 ain. 29.7, 6 pm.
297, Their. I am. II above, 5 pm.
20 Q above; 10th, Bar 8 am. 29.7, 6 p.
m. 29.5, Their. N, IL above, b pm.
10 . abeve-wind in South ;--1lth, Bar.
s am. 900, pm. 29.6, Their. 7 am.
80 below, 5 pm. % above-wind in
North 18TH, Bar. 8 am. 30.3, 6 pm.
1913, Their. I am. IA below, 5 pm.
ii 10 abovo-wind in the South cloudy ;
18th, Bar. 8 am 29.7, 6 pm. 1872,
Their. 7 am. rs above, 5 pm. SO Q a.
bove,-wind in the South, with snow =
14tn, Bar. s am. 296, pm. 29.4,
Their. 7. a.m.s30 above, 5 pm. 32 a.
bove,-wind in the South 18th, Their
7 am. 80 above, 5 pm. A above ;
10th, Bar. s am. 29.4, 6 pm. 20, Their.
7 a. ma "A ubove, pm. so Q above ;
18th, Bar. am. 1872, 6 pm. 20, Their
Tam. 40, pm. 81 above; 18th,
Bar. 8 am. 292, 6 pm. 20, Their I am.
As Q above, pm. 80 Q above,-wind in
the South; 10th, Bar. am 293, 6 p.
IN. 29.4, Their. am. % above, pm.
20 Q above,--wind in the Worth with snow
and hail. Goth, Bar. s am. 20 8, 6 pm.
20.2, Their. 7 am. Is Q above, 5 pm
% above,-wind in the South ;-2lst
Bar. s am. 20, pm. 30. Their. am
80 Q above, pm. % Q above,-wind in
the South, with snow 23d, Bar. 8 am
1913, pm. 2S.9, Their. 7 am. 80 a.
bovc, pm. IS abovc,-wind in the
South Path, Bar. 8 am. 29.4, 6 pm.
2S.s, Their. am. 35 above, 5 pm.
4So above; 25th, Bar. ain. 2S.7, p.
nj. 2S.7, Their. 7 am. 4S above, p m.
49, above 26th, Bar 8 am 29.5, 6
m. 1913, Their. am. 20 above, 5 p.
m. % above; 9th, Bar. am. 20 <,
pm. 292, Their. am. 4 above, 5 p.
m. 20 Q above; 2Sth, Bar. 8 am. 30, 6
pm. 2S.5, Their 7 am. - above.
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A Cur. FOR DYsPEpsrA.-F From The Hon.

a CUkH FOX pfSPbFSIA.- from tbe I""'
Solomon F00te, from Vermont
WASHINGTON, D. c., June l.
DR. Gro. B. GREEN.-Dcar Sir: In your
note Of this morning, you asked for an ex-
preston of my opinion in regard to your
medicine, called Orygenatcd Biters." 1t
affords me pleasure to state. that from the
experience have had, in curing severe at
tack Of Dyspepsia in my own family, and
from the wonderful effects which it has pro
duccd in other and more severe cases arts
ing in families of NJ TENDERS of Congress with
whom am acquainted, think it an in ra'tt-
able medicine, and hope that such circulation
will be given to it as will bring it within the
reach of all who are afflicted with that dis
tressing malady.
Respectfully yours, S. FOOTE.
SETH W. FowLE 8. Co., 1873 Washington
Street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
agents every where.
Agents forWistar's Balsam and Oxygenated
Btters-w. P. Russell, Mddlebury; A. p.
Roscoe, New Haven j. d. Ncedham, Bis
tol; Is. F. Haskell, West Cornwall; Z. S.
Atwood, Shoreham W. G. Sprague, Vergen-
mes, E. NJ. Wright, Orwell; ]. Caldwell,
Chipman's Point.
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cure of all those painful and dangerous dir
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. 1t moderates all excess, removes
all distractions, and a speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a shofl
time, brings on the monthly period with reg.
ularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the
Government stamp of Great Britain, to pre-
vent countcrfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should noble taken By femalc
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS 81
pregnancy, as they are sure TO bring on Ms.
carriage, bit at any other time they are safe
Sole Agents for United statssand Canada,
I. c. BALDWIN Il Co., Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N Y. al
W. p. Russell, Agent, for Middlebury.
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HoLLowAy's OINTMENT AND FILLS, the
most effectual remedy for Old Wounds and
Ulcers. The wonderful cures daily effected
by these celebrated remedies have establish
ed them with the citizens Of the Union, as
two the finest preparations ever made known
and it is an astonishing fact. they will heal
and ure old wounds and ulcers Of twenty
years standing, even after every other treat
ment has been resorted to Intellectually. All
cutar eous eruptions readily yield to their
mighty power and Tor the cure of Asthma,
they are invaluable.
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"A . "A H ID.

VVNHE subscriber has for many years been favor
i ed with the patronage Of the public as a
BOOK BINDER in the village of Middl bury,
and takes this method to give general notice that
he continues to carry OH the business as usual, at
his dwelling-house about two miles east Of the
Village, on the east road to East Middlebury,
where all orders in his line of business will be
thankfully received, and attended to the short
est possible notice. Magazines, Periodicals,
Pamphlets, &C., bound in good style and durable.
Old Books rebound or repaired as the case may
require.
n. B.-For the accommodation of those who
cannot conveniently call at his house, they can
leave their Boohs at mr.. L. w CLARK'S Book
store, where they will be taken and returned
again after bound
U- Work done as cheap as at any other coun-
try bindery. II. RICHARDSON.
March II, 1857. AS
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MiddleburV Female Seminary

The Trustees announce the opening of this In
stitution for the Spring Term, 10 take place on
Monday the 9th inst, under the care of Miss AG-
MES GORDON. Miss Gordon is assisted in the de-
partmcnts heretofore taught in the Institution, by
approved and competent Teachers. The Board
ing House also is conducted in her care.
TUITION AND BOARD.
7aitOn-ln Elementary English, So 90 Higher
, English, 81 so; Latin and English, SIS 90 Piano
\ and Singing, with Thorough Bass, $40 90; Vocal
Music, co.. Painting in Water Colors, 81 90 in
IOil, SIS 90; Drawing, 81 oo French SO 90.
An extra charge Of % cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Boa'd-ln Seminary Boarding House including
Room, Lights and Washing, S25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
For the Trustees,
J. WARNER, Chairman.
Middlebury, March 4, 1857. 40
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Black Hawk g. Lady Suffolk.

CPLEND1D Engravings Of these celebrated an
Oimals have been published and can now be OBJ
tanned of the subscriber. These horses are wide
~ known throughout the United States Black
Hawk as the sire of Ethan Allen, Lancet, Black
Hawk Maid Belle Of Saratoga, Black Ralph, Lady
Litohfeld, and other famous trottng horses, and
as being the parental head of the most dstingll-
ishcd family of Morgans,--and Lady Suffolk as
being one of the most celebrated trotters that ev-
or appeared upon the American turf.
These encravings Vermont Black Hawk "
alone, and "Back Hawk and Lady Suffolk" to-
gcther, are very lfc-lke, taken from the original
life-size painting by the celebrated animal paint
err Marsden, and are the only correct portraits of
these horses now in existence.
Size-Black Hawk, 16x2O in
Black Hawk & Lady Suffolk, lsx26 in.
Price-Black Hawk, 81 90
Black Hawk and Lady Suffolk, 90
These engravngs will he carefully put up and
sent by mail on receipt of price, by the under
signed. CHARLES II. HILL.
Bridport VT, JAN. 1857 45-tf.
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Eeaal n otifee.

CtTATE OF vERMONT,} Be 1t rem.m-
~ District Of Addison, SIS. bered that at a
Probate Court, held at Middlebury in al
for the district OLA ddison, ON the 23d day
OF March, A. d. 1857
Frederick A. Leland and Norman Upper.
executors of the last will and testament Of
MICHAEL SAUNDERS,
late of Middlebury, in said district, deceased,
present their application in writing to said
court, setting forth that the said deceased
was in his life time snd at the time of his
death, under contract binding in deed TO con-
vey by deed to Waldo Olmsted Of said Mid.
deburya certain piece of land situate in said
Middlcbury, described as follows, to wit -
Beginning on the east line ofthe Rogers lot.
so called, at a stake. 1t being the north east
corner of a lot conveyed by Waldo Olmsted
to Almon P. Topper running thence west
IL north, sc rods to stake in the cast line
of the highway, thence north ten degrees
east on the line of the highway "a rods and
G links to a stake thence east ii degrees
south &C rods to stake in the east line Of
said Rogers lot thence on the line Of said
Rogers lot "a rods and 6 links to the place Of
beginning, containing ten acres; and praying
this court to grant them license to convey
said tract of land according to contract.
1t is thereupon ordered that said applica-
ton be considered by this court at a session
thereof to be held At the Probate Office, in
said Middlebury, on Monday, the 18th day
of April, 1857, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested That they may appear and
make objections, if any they may have. to
the granting said license by publishing GER
tifcd copy of this order in the Middebury
Rcgister-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury--thrce weeks succcssively previous
10 tho time Of said court.
Jao. ". STEWART, Register.
A true copy OF record.
493 Attest JNo. W. STEWART, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
District of New Haven, ss, Court. held at
Bristol, within and for the district Of New
Haven, GU the 26h day of February, 1867.
The administrators Of the estate of
ABRAHAM GAlGE,
late of Bristol, in said district deceased.
made application to said Court TO present
aud settle their administration account with
said estate:
Whereupon the said Court appointed The
first Monday of April, 1867, at the office OF
the Judge OF said Court IN Bristol aforesaid,
at 10 O'Clock AM, as the time and place for
said settlement, aud made an order requir-
ing R0tiee to be given to all persons iuteres-
ted in said estate and for which purpose IL
is further ordered, that copy Of the record
of this order be published three weeks sue
cessively in the M!ddlebury Register, news.
paper printed at Middlebury, in this State.
all OF which publications shall be previoos
to the said time appointed for said settle
mopt.
HARVEY MUNsILL, Judge.
true copy Of record.
IS Fl. MUNSILL. Judge.
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Dentistry.

NJ HARRIS, NJ. D., would tender his CRATE
~ sful acknowledgements to the inhabitants
OF Middlebury add vicinity, for their liberal
patronage the past year and solicits a contn-
uancc of the same. All who wish his pro-
feSsional services have the assurance of the
latest styles done in thorough and durable
manner
DR.. II has Tooth Powder that he war
rants to cleanse the teeth perfectly, and is a
sure cure for u bad breath. Teeth extracted
by the freezing process with little or no pain.
Middlebury, Nov &c, 1856 81
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Middlebury Savings Bank

A 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 Gath 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.
]. W. STEWART, Receiver.
Middlebury, March 9, 1857. 46-tf
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I'll nrrie0

| In BridpOrt, on the 4th inst, by Rev. Mr.
0lmsted, Mr.. ALBERT A. FLETCHER to Miss
/DELA G. MuNR,Y, both of Bridport
In Cavendish, Feb. 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Ely,
Mr. DANIEL ARMS, Conductor X. & b. r. R., to
Miss SUSAN l. GowpIE, of Cavendish.
In Nashville, Tenn, on the 9TH inst, JAMES
L. ARMSTRONG, Jr., of that County to Miss,
\ LoDICY s. PEARL. formerly of Middlebury, VT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Economy AND CoNvENIEScE.-Burd
new PatentHorse and Mule Shoe, should be
seen by every owner of horses. For cheap
ness, comfort to the animal, and saving of
labor, we regard it as the most important Of
recent introductions. For sale by Blodget,
Brown s. Co., 80 g. 80 Pear street, Boston
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Farm for Sale,

4 Farm Of 800 acres, in the northwestcrly
EApart of Salisbury, on Otter Creek and
on the Rutland and Burlington r troad, four
aud half miles from Middlcbury by rail.
road, Said fam is well wooded well watcrcd,
and the soil is well adapted TO agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tillagc, &C. Here Is
fine chance for a young enterprising farmer
or the capitalist, as the farm lies In one body
and may be divided so as TO make several
farms. JOHN NJ. WEEKS
West Farms. Salisbury, Oct I, 1856. IS
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Died.

Recently In Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. SARAH
MINERVA Scorr, aged about 81 years, widow
of 0rrin Scott, who was II Lieutenant in the
U. s Army, in the war with Great b rtain in
1872 She was supposed to be IL native of
Middlebury, Vt 1t was thought that her
maiden name was Beach and that S he had n
brother by name Barton Beach II err legal
representatives are entitled to some ropcrty
10 this city, which may he wasted by any de-
lay, Prompt personal attention or power Of
attorney may secure it. Address
L D.ANDERsoN, Nos 80 and SO Water st.
Cincinn MI Ohio
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cY Hclmbold's Highly Concentrated Ex-
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
nesses, &c. Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed Hcmbold's Genuine
Preparation. 24;y
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Tailors, Saddle and Harness makers,
Carriage Trimmers,. Shoemakers, etc =,
will fud Singer & Co.'S Advertisement,
in another column, worth reading.
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Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber now offers for the first time his
farm for sale. Said farm is pleasantly siiu-
ated, on the road to last Mddleburv and within
two miles of Mddebury village, and contains a
bout 100 acres. Has on 1t house, barns, sheds
and other buildings. in good repar-two good or
chards of grated fruit and other treos. The land
of the whole farm is in high state Of cultivation.
The farm will be sold at what good judges will
call low and time given for payment For par
ticulars enquire of j. NJ. Sade & Co, or Nathan
Wood. l.. W. LYONS.
Mddlebury, March 2, 1867. 4G-tf
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Chairs, Chairs.

Those in want of good Chairs, are invited to
call and examine my stock Of
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS
which will sell as low as can be had elsewhere
FURNITURE of all kinds made to order. Old
Chairs and all other kinds Of Furniture repaired
L. II. STOWE.
bridge. 40;