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Aliens Patent Mower.

We were present at a trial Of Aliens Pa
tent Mower, on the farm of d. L. Rust, and
were much gratified with it operation. 1t
cuts sufficiently close no clogging of knives,
and is a light draft for aspan Of horses in or
binary moving. We can recommend it with
confidence as well-made, good machine.
LINUS WILCOX,
E ID. GRIswoLD.
Orwell, Vermont, July l, 1856
Having used one of your Patent Impror-
ed Mopers the past seoson, | 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 cumbersome 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 good arti-
Gle, | say get Aliens Patent Improved Now
err. d. Z. Rust.
Orwell, Vt, Nov II, 1856. 10
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LOST VOICE REcovERED.-Ncw Bedford
August 10. Mr.. s. W. Fowle.-Having seen
many certificates published in relation to Dr.
Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry | take this
opportunity of offering word in its favor
which you are also at liberty to publish. A
few months since, my wife's lungs become so
much affected by a sudden cold, that she lost
her voice, and suffered severely from pains
In the breast. Her situation caused her
friends much alarm. Having heard your Bal
sam strongly recommended by those who had
used it. purchased a bottle ofyour agent in
this place. She took it according to direc-
tions, and it produced a wonderful effect,
Before using one bottle, she had completely
recovered her voice, the pains subsisted and
her health was soon fully restored.
Yours truly. (Signed) Henry G. BRIoHr-
MAN.
None genuine unless signed Butts on the
wrapper.
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Bank Notice.

TNHE Stockholders of the Bank of Mlddebury
are notified that an assessment of two dol
lars on each share of the stock in said Bank has
been ordered by the undersigned persons named
for that purpose, in the act entitled An Act in
creasing the Capital Stock and extending the
Charter of the Bank of Middlebury," approved
II November, 1856. And that the said sum Of
two dollars on each share of said stock is payable
on or before the first day Of August next.
THnr n oT EIrID Comm. of
LORENZO BIxBY, APPra's"i'
Bank of Middlebury, July l. 1857
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ADDISON HOUSE.

rINHE subscribers would espectfully give notice
that they have leased the Addison House"
for term Of years. and that the proprietors have
re- fitted the house in every part, and the sub
scrlbers have re-furnished it with large amount
of new furniture and nothing shall be wanting
on their part to make everything comfortable and
pleasant for their guests. Excellent stables and
the best attention for horses will be provided
Country residents will find a pleasant and conye-
nieni home at the most liberal rates. Special in
ducemeuts will be offered for county custom
srs, Large aud small parties will be accomno-
dated at short notice.
ADAMS, BROTHERS,
Middebmy, July 10, 1857. l3:tf.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed BY
w the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, sx.
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate of
JONATHAN WHEELOCK,
late of Middebury, in said district, de.
ceased, and also all claims and demands ex.
hibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the 18th day of June, 1867, being al.
lowed by said court for that purpose we dc
therefore hereby give notice that we willat-
tend to the business of our said appointment,
at the office of John W Stewart, in Middle
bury, OF the third Thursday in August and
December, 1867, from nine o'clock, A. n,
until four O'Clock, P. M. ,on each of said days.
HARMON A. sHELDoN, comra
Dated at Middiebury, this 18th day q
June, 1857. 11:3w
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IT Is AN ESTABLISHED FACT that DR.. San
ford's Invigorator will cure Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, and General Debility. Many peo-
pie personally known to us, whose word can
not be doubted, have given their certificates
to prove this, and with such mass of evil
dence who can doubt.
1t is truly the invalid's friend and will give
relief when all all other remedies fail and in
some instances that have come under our OBJ
servation it seemed the means Of snatching
its victim from the grave we wish all our
readers who need medicine wouldtry one bot
tie, for it will sarely give relief (See Ad-
yartisemput
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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 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.
Middebury, March 9, 1857. 46-tf
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THE NEW REMEDY,
Reltuck's Medicinal Usuuebaugh Cordial.

.
DsoUEDAUGH Gaelic, usage water baqh, life.
OFFICIALLY recommended by the Medical
OFdcuhy as superlative remedy for Colds
Coughs, affections fine Throat and Lungs. Dyspep-
sid, Indigestion, Fhtalency Chronic rheumatism,
Female Difficulties, General Debility and Relaxation
Of The System from various causes, Loss of appetite,
The beneficial effects resulting from the judi
cous use of a pure and genuine article of Bur6on
Whisky as tonic and stimuiant, particularly for
consumptive patients, and persons exhausted from
of life and energy in the different functions of the
boly, has given it an unparalleled reputation, hav-
ing received the sanction of our first physicians
and the patronage of our most eminent citizens.
This Cordial, owing to its absolute pureness and
simplicity, as well us from its peculiar adaptation
for medical uses has met with the most signal sue
cess. The fact that most ofthe Burbon that comes
East is drtifcidLmade by Il Use of poisonous drugs
from 25 cent 0hiskey, and sold ut two or three
dollars gallon, whereas fine Bnrbon is toOrh in
Louisville (ken,ucky,) three dollars at wholesale
shows that in purchasing for medical use, great
caution Of requisite.
The proprietors of this Cordial have superior
facilities for obtaining it direct of the Scotch farmers
in BurboR County Kentucky and the public NAV be
assured that it is worthy Of their confidence. his
only from the use Of good and suitable article, that
any benefit can result therefore, in purchasing great
precaution is necessary. None genuine unless The
i0ritten signature Of W. E. RELTUCK is orer the
cork of each bottle.
W. Z. RALTUCK & CO., Proprietors, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
BURR, FOSTER & Co, No Cornhll, Boston
Agents for the Eastern States
Sold by Druggist and Appothecaries generally.
L. +. Pierce Montpelier, Special Agent for the
State of Vermont. s;3mo
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MARRIED.

In this town, on tho 18th inst, by Rev. 81
W Bidwell, JAMES CHAPMAN, of this town, to-
MARGARET J. SPARKs, of Ripton.
In weybrdge, on the goth inst, by Rev.
Mr., Squier, PUTNAM LAWRENCE, Esq of West
Chazy. N. y, TO Miss LUCINDA LAWRENCE, Of
the former place.
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NEW DISCOVERY.

DR0FF. LEIGHTON II. RIMLEY, of Brooklyn,
II has discovered few methods, by which any
persons hair may be made to curl natural in three
weeks, without The least injury to the hair. Any
person sending thirty cents in postage stamps,
ceive in return full directions for the above object
Address LEIGHTON II. RIMLEY,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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FOR SALE.

FINHE subscriber offers for sale the lot on which
i she resides adjoining the Seminary grounds,
in this village, containing house, barn. well, els
tern, &c. Enquire at the premises.
NANCY McNANNY.
Mddlebuiy, July 81, 1867. IA
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A LOUDER CALL.

I NOW inform some of those long wnded Gus
i toners whom have SO politely dunned sever
al times that shall most certainly have their &C.
county handed over to an attorney for collection,
unless they are settled very soon.
H. A. SHELDON.
July 10, 1857. [Is:if
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
r ALL ~ r o AID.
1857. Summer Arrangement.

On and after Monday May 25th, Trains will
~ run as follows, to wit:
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, Mt 7.SO and HOO
A. NJ.
Leave Fitchburgh at 9. 80 A. NJ, and 1.sO p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Fails for Middebury, at $50 A. -.
1905 and 5.35 p. NJ.
Leave Middlebury for Burlington, at !. 05* A. NJ,
1888, 42s and 1908 p. NJ.
Leave Burlington for Middlebury. at 9.15 1880
and 11l5* A. NJ, and SIS PM
Leave Mddebury for Rutland and Bellows Falls,
at i0.47, and l155 A. NJ, and 2.1O* and 9.3s
P. NJ.
W-Both trains from Boston, go through to
Burlington and Schenectady.
At Burlington, Trains connect with Lake
Champlain Steamers. and train of Vermont Cen
trail Road-at Rutland with Trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and
the West-at Bellows Falls, with Trains of Ches-
hire Road, for Fitchburgh, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston-Vermont Valley Road, fur Brattleboro
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and New York
and with Sullivan Road, for Windsor, White
River Junction, and the White Mountains.
*Freight Train, with Passenger Car.
E. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Ruatnd May 20, 1857.
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July IS, 1867
A nj B R O T ES,

M H. RABLEN respectfully announces to
w the public that he has purchased his
former partners interest in the concern, and hav-
ing had good share of patronage awarded him.
(ior which he is very thankfully he has concluded
to remain at Middlebury for some few months
longer. He has recently made great improve
ments in his rooms, making them much more con.
venent for customers, and fitted up in a neat and
tasty manner. Having had number Of appca-
tons to take views, have engaged my brother to
assist me, and am now prepared to take views Of
residences, scenery, horses, cattle, or anything
that may be desired, Specimens Of scenery may
be seen at the rooms. Those wishing pictures,
by patronizng me, may rest assured that they
will get as good picture as can be made, as !
take great interest in producing good work and
allow no one to beat me in any branch of my
business which ! undertake, (unless in writing
advertisements Please call and examine speci-
mems. Rooms in Stewards Block
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Strayed.

LNR0M the subscriber in this village, a large
II brown CoO, supposed to be about twelve
years old. ANY person returning said COW, or
giving information of her, will be suitably re.
warded. V. V. CLAY.
Middlebury, July 2lst 1867.
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FAMILY FLOUR.

BRANDs t fresh ground Family I IF. Flour or
sale by Z. VALLETTk.
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Z. KINGSFORD & SONS
Pure 0sW eg0 Stare h,

(F0R THE LAUNDRY
III AS established a greater celebrity than has
Ill ever been obtaint by any other starch.
This has been the result Of its marked superior
ity in quality, and its invarisble uniformity.
The public may be assured of the continuance
Of the high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily, and
the demand has extended throughout the whole
Of the United States, and to foreign countries.
Working thus on very large scale, and under
rigid system, they are able to secure perfect
uniformity III the quality throughout the year.
Tbs is the great desideratum in Starch-making,
and is realized now for the first time.
The very best Starch that can be made, and no
o'ntr, is always wanted by consumers, and this
will be supplied to them by the grocers, us soon
at their customers have learned which is the best
and ask for it-otherwise they would be likely to
get that article on which the largest profit can be
made.
Mr.. Kingsford has been engaged in the manu-
facture of Starch continuously for the last 81
years, and during the whole of the period the
Starch made under his supervision has been, be-
yond any question, the best in the market. For
the first II years, he had the charge of the works
of VIM. Colgate & Co.
05-Ask for Kingsfords Starch, as The name o.
uego has been recently taken BY another factory
II is sold by all of the best grocers in nearly
every part Of the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Democratic Convention.

The Democrats of Addison Con ,re re.
uuesttd to meet At the Court lloia.. go Mid
dlebury, on the 4th day Of August J. "a al.
ten o'clock, \, NJ for the purpose Of ul.Ain
county nominations.
=. c. TucKEK,
t. Il. WRiGur, Co. Com.
S. l.. Sra ,GUn,
July u, 1857;
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A GREAT Assortment of CHAIRS at aston
n ing low prices at the Auction Store, first
door north the Book Store.
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STOLEN.

ERoM the subscriber, on the evening of the Sth
concave RaEors, manufactured by John Heiffer.
Paradise Square, Sheffield, bearing the mark No.
l, made for the Army" Whoever returns said
razors shall be rewarded as he deserves to be.
GEO. w. DUSTIN.
Middlsbury, May u, 1857. 4;aw
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T. KINGSFORD & SONS
o 8 WE GO CORN ARCH,

FoR PUDDINGS, &c.,
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their Starch
for the Laundry. This article is perfectly pure,
and is in every respect, equal to he best Be1nu-
da Arrow Root, besides having additional quail
ties which render it invaluable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed and
sold as Corn Starch, and has given false impress.
sions to many, as to the real merits Of our Corn
Starch.
From its great delicacy and purity it is COM
ing also into extensive use as diet for infants
and invalids.
N. KELLOGG & CO., Agents,
14:3m 1876 Fulton Street N. Y
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1000 Agents Wanted
Great Inducement for Millwrights
Commission Merchants, &c,


THE AMERICAN WATER WHEEL Co., hav-
ing recently made great improvements in econo-
missing and simplifying Warrens Turbine Water
Wheel, now offer great commissions to all persons
who will act as their agents.
Any man can clear two or three hundred dol
lars year, and at the same time not interfere with
any other business. This Turbine Wheel is well
known to the public as the most economical in
the use of water,-the most durnble,-the most
simple in constructivn,-and the cheapest now in
use.
All persons applying for agency will receive,
(by return mailD circulars, engravings and GER
tifcate Of agency.
We also furnish highly finished Turbines for
factories, Touring mills, and for all manufacture
ing purposes, from one to one thousand horse pow
err. The work is done with despatch, and in the
most scientific and workmanlike manner. This
Wheel drew silver medal at the eighth exhibit
ton of the Charitable Mechanic Association, and
is highly recommended in their report
This Turbine is rapidly coming into general
use in place of all other wheels, including breast
and orershot of the most expensive structure.
All communications answered with promptness
For particulars address
A. WARREN,
agent American Water Wheel Go.
Wareham, Mass.
May %, 1857. s;3m.
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H. A s III Ell d o N ,

IL n - IL u IL ~ " ~
MYTH the return of the buds and blossoms of
w spring, returns with the less poetical, but in
this ntitatian age, the more valued articles of
CHALLIES PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
Anu lne u-uui accompaniment in the Ladies'
Dry Goods department, to which is added very
ne ssortment Of
HOSIERY AND HABERDASHERY Y.
Gentlemen will find as much as ten or nine
SUMNER GOODS.
For mems and boys wear. Some ALLOW prices
and some higher.
In DRUGS AND MEDICINES he will keep
every article called for; If not on hand will i'm
medately send for it.
All the above goods will be sold low for PAY
DOWN, in Cash or Produce. All persons who
want to buy goods on long credits are respectful
ly invited to trade at some other place.
Middlebury, May ~, 1867.
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CHAIRS CHAIRS

HONEY BOXES, for sale at
Ill l3tf. BECKwITHs.
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CHEESE and Wash Tubs, Keeers, Wagon
~ and Door Mats, Wagons and Carts, Toy
Wheelbarows, and superior article of Wood
Pals, for sale at CHAPMAN & BARBOUR'S.
juno 16.
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Herds Grass Seed.
NJ ORTHERN AND EASTERN TIMOTHY
IN Seed, ofprime quality, for sale by
APRIL E. VALLETTE.
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HERR + stones Addition

Having completed our addition l an, prepared to offer
a number Of very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
parto of Nininger City, and lying AS it does convenient
to the Upper Leyee, which will when properly improved
be the main Steamboat landing, and also the landing
for the Ferry-boat-it must very soon become the most
valuable part Of the city. iaal prepared to self lots on
easy terms and at low prices to persons who may desire
to build and open any kind Of mercantile or mechanical
business. To parties wishing to e. into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural implements or Cabinet furn'-
ture, Nininger City holds out great Inducements. ! am
ready t, afford every facility and will contribute liberal
" to any person who will 90 into either Of these opera
tons. ~
For further information apply to ANDREW LEY
ERlNG, ESD. st PaH,Fer
FJOSEPH c. HERR,
5:ly a22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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Market RcnOrlN.

To attempt to give anything like a market report, at
this time, while everything is rushing into market:
would but mislaad cur readers. Fluctuations are rapid
and viii continue SO, until proper estimates are arrived
at Of the supply and demand. Within q few days pota-
toes fell III price from four to one dollar a bushel in St.
Panl the same was the case with hay. The anxiety of
farmers to realize j. likely to over-stock the market for
some time to come. and bring down prices, but they
will no doubt recover and acquire steadiness IN the
course Of the Nasnr. ]
II --.r hest to post CTR readers in relation
10 The Territorial markets, aud arr now makinE arsanae-
menfs with correspondence to that effect. -
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\ meeting of the subscribers to the fund for the cree
ton Of this church, will hc aeld at the SchocI House at
2 O'Clock on Tuesday evening, September lst A full!
attendance i, requested.
Non residen. lot owners and citizens who may not yet
have been solicited for subscriptions for the erection Of
this church, will please take notice that they can hand
their contributions to any OF the undersigned -
j. r. CASE, ESQ, Nininger, Mt.
q. .. ROBERTSON, "
JOHN NININGER, st. Paul. MI.
ROBBERY RoBERrsoS, 76 Wall street, New York.
A. J.. JoSEs. Harrisburgh. Pennsylvania.
HANpySlDE Il HENDERSON. Glasgow, Scotland.
Nininger, NJ. T., Aug. Is, 1857.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, Is years of age, having n
Father, two Brothers. Daughter, Son-in-law, Nephe3
Nieoes, by that dreadful disease, CONSUMPTION, and .
with a CJucH himself, determined to visit the East
Egypt and Japan, where he discovered a PREvENr
CERTAIN CURE for Colds. Coughs, Bronchitis. CoNag
Nervous Debility and Asthma. His cough was %
mediately ; h. returned, cured his RELATIVES, who
tho diseasr. and in cpnnec,inn Win his son have d
it in their practice, curing thousands Of cases o
hopeless by osht rs, For the Purpose Of rescuin2
If his suffering fellow beings ~ possible he is "A
Recipe to ai who wish ie tr 10 cents 3 Of IL
postage, and the balance printing. Address
lOl Spring street, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
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On the pod inst at the Fuller House, st. Paul, by
the Rev. Mr.. ni!.ollahrr. j. ALVIN DoDGE, Esq Of
Louisville, Kentucky, to Mis-. =. Mice REEn, Of Min
niger, NJ. I.
with our congratulations to the happy couple are
mingled feelings of regret at losing frem our social circle
the lovely bride, whose presence 10 our mid-, was that
oe pleasure ana profit to all. What we lose. however.
will be a gain TO her new hoae.
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We understan; tLat at Pine Deni. Manchester. and
other places on the river, they have been subjected e
the same annoyance in regard to their mails by the boats
that this town has. IN the interior towns there Is s's"
much complaint on the score Of Inefficient, postal fseli'-
ties. We should advise such n~eighinrh .6ts rs Athens,
not to depend on their fog. loS,masfsrs. bat have All
their mail matter stop at some Office shaS A~-
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ND BRICK YARD.

have on hand at their yard q large
4 quality unsurpassed by any other
b. which they offer for sale at ten
bse in want should send in their
They will be delivered if desired.
BISSELL &
h, Aug. "a, 1857.
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how to procure its regular reception. Mr.. Baker, Mt
Athens, has his letters LETT At his own door by the
stage driver, who throws them into Il box prepared for
them. Have patience, friends and when We get our
State Government organized, the abuses Of Uncle Sam
lazy system will get well overloaded.
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,a- DANIEL ORMsBY, If Fayei1e, Me, is our All
thorized agent to collect and receipt tor s"oscr'p'''"
or the JOURNAL
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School Meeting.

There will be a mee'ing % N;"i"gor Nrhoo' district
~. .. On Noniay eveuipg. August :'Is'. at : "'cl"ck
al The .Sch>A Inns. \ full a~t.cnl#s;rr is requested a
s,.tter- % imp,ra,c. will cone ieInrc The m.rting
BY order of the Trustees,
CHARLES F.. CLARKE,
H. INJ
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sssA. Any one sending US fv' names, with the none,
wIl h, eltitleA 70 IN. copy II The paper gratis