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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

DIR. Rae, the celebrated Arctic explorer. "a at prese
in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Gamble held an inque''
sera,v :, the northern Hotel Courillnd upon the
BODY of William J.. ID Duff nstivr OF Canada 20 year, o'
re who died suddenly whie s the hotel oi aropeNy De
ceased w a. formerly keeper for Wsss'sh \sdfr OF ts
v sd sbsrqu.uty has assistant Cashier il Bsak st
Loxauspor. Indiana.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

Among the Passengers by the Constitution so-dA
for Eureps srv Wellington Lee, ESQ.,. Of Steam sr
.nSiae celebrity. also Terah colburu, esq. and job
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

eryspeis. oftyphus fever, of dsease Of ths ho,1
8 OF Inflammation Of the boweb. Of Inflammation Of
the BRAIN Of teething, II premature BIRTH b stil
bor1. and IL from violent causes.
The following is classification of the diseases and
tie total number Of deaths in csch csss Of disease
during the past week; Bones, joints, &C.. 5; b'ain
and nerves 65 generative organs. :; heart and blood
yessel g. lungs,throat, &C.. 1913 stilborn and pre-
ua,are births, 4s Old age. 1; skin &c, snd erup.iye
fever, So stomach. bowels. and othec digestive or
rans. g; uncertain seat and general fevers. 81, un-
known. ?; urinary organs. total. 397. The number
Of deaths compared with the corresponding weoks in
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

MATILDA HERON IN 81. LOrI,.--Miss Heron ap-
peared at the st. LOUIS Theater few nights ago
Tie Republican says:
The house was jaurned in every corner, from pit
to dome and hundreds who could not gain admittane
went away Intense excitement prevailed in the
thronced audience, for the peoples favorite-Matia
Heron-was soon TO make her appearance in Camille.
Loud and long were the cheers which went up. and
bright were the smiles Of her thousand friends and ad-
irers az she gracefully ACKNOWLEDGED the compliment
of ther presence and applause. Matilda Heron is the
spd peope OF the whole country. Her late triumph in
New-York alone was wanting when she played her
last engagement at the St. Louis Theater. She now
wears on her brow the brilliant wreath which she has
50 long laborcd TO merit, comPlee-not one ieai Or
flower is wanting; and this fact being well known
mace her peculiar object OF interest to her friends
last night"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

Quite a oommotion has been excited for sevcrA
days past the coloed popcls,ion Mount Holly
srriycd 10
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

ASsIv,RsARY OF THF SUsD,Y-ScHooLS OF Os'
TrsG's CHuRcH-The eighth anniversary of the Sun
dayschoos connected with St. Georges Church
held in that church at 81 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
The building WAS deusely crowded. DIR. Tying made
very interesting address. Missionary offerings were
presented from the scholars and their parents, in
varying from IL to $500 making in all. 50 255 S.
which goes for missionary purposes in the West-Ne-
braska and Oregon. The total muster Of scholars in
the Sundsy-school at st. Georges ond two mission
schools connected Herewith is l,5S8. The average
weekly attendance is about 900. The school in S.
Georges Church numbers 800, and ia the largest in
the city. DIR. Webster the superintendent Of the
school for the last year. has resigned, and Dr. Tying
at the conclusion Of the exercse presented him. in
behalf Of the school, handsome copy of the Bible
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

SrspIoION OF LARcEsY.--A female was arrested
Yesterday by Officer Webb the Lower Police Court on su
picon II stealing costly gold hunting watch whrh was o
-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
IAdvertiseunent
FREDRICkS' TEMPLE OF ART.

FKEDKIIhSS > IEMFK-E OF AKT.
HALLoryPES,
Psoro1sAPRs,
DssUEsREorYPEs.
AS~orrPEs.
No SIS BrOsd~sy opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

IsrALLKD.-The Rev. DR.. David H. Riddle was
ip-tsed last evening PASTOR Of the Fhs Resf, Oath
Churh OF Jer.ey CITY The sermon A.s R~~
Dr. Mcclure formerly pastor o that church. tn, eA.r,. ~
In, pastor delivered BY the Rev Dr. r. c. Taylor I'D ,hr
charge the people BY the Rev. p Van Cie~f Tier s.,s
present vitness tie interesting
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The Hon. Robert J. Walker, the newly aPponte
Governor Of Kansas, is at present stopping al IN
Clarendon Hotel in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR ScHooL.-The public exer-
cises Of the University Grammar School will be held
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, and the
usual exhibition will be given on Thursday at the
University Chapel. The Grammar School is now in
lis 10Th year.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The nativity table gives 2si natives Of the United
sts.es 90 of Ireland. 10 Of Germany, OF England
Of Scotland, and the balance of various European
countries.
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IAdy sri .euien,
RoBrRT HuSTER, VI. d.,

Adv srrient
ROBfRT HuSrRR, VI. d.,
yotr. the r-sinen Of d~' e' Tue
Throat snd Luz
Oeso. No 81 Br-siwsy. nes- 'ei-.i
Logr- for consLis:iou. 9 q m 10 Sp N
(Aigertis-uest
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY.
No a5 Broadway,
Corner of Fulton
Anseorrpys sad FsoroS fs those ooon
pied down town
fAaver;i.ementl
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,
No S6 Brosa~sy
Corner Of Fulton stseet
AssRorr-rs and iPRoroGsArHs-coavereN 70 'hose oocg
ped dow town
AtvertisementI
BRADY'S LOWER GALLERY,
Nc. 95 Broadway.
Coraer OF Ful;os street,
AsasorYpEs and eRens tor those occu'
pied down town
Adyerti-smen,
PHoroeRsPHs!
DsGUEsREorrpgs
GxssFY chsiieuses the Photographic world to prodsce
Pictures above styles equal those made 81 h Photo
graphic Palace Of AT No S.s BrOadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

Forsp DyAp.-Mrs. Jennings, wife Of s. Jsnninps
bubcr AZ No 81 Newark svenue Jersey City found lsal
in her bed ON Saturday morning last TIE OF her dosh
Apop.exy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The recently-appointed Inspectors OF the New-ler'
y state Prison assembled at tee, Institution on Monday ast
sd orssnzed By appointing Nr Jonathan Pickle OF Hunter
don President Jane. VI Css..dy Of Csmien Secretary Jo-
..pS Cunnn and Thomas =. Howell Aens InP~c,ors
d. Jobn II wolverton PhyirAn; Benjamin Brown, Clerk
Al tire ssms m--tinz the Rev. Alexander H. Armour was
unanimously reelected "a Moral Instructor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

CNr MoErALITr.-Thc City Inspector reports Us
deaths during the past we"k-s decrease ot A. az
compared with the return cf tie week previous. The
following figures exhibit the number cf deaths dunn.
the past two weeks among adult. aud cdldres. die
tingushing the sexes:
Men Wos-n BGys Gt' Tstst
Week eoiiss Apr, ll...... IS a ~, Eb5 So
Week -ndins April ls........ II 81 IN 10 E'
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
loving: Consumption. A. coavtlsions Qnfsntle,. .;
Inflammation Of the luns- "a scsriet fever. 81 n,e"-
ses. s. marssmus tufantle,. % dropsy in the head
10; Smallpox. z: Group. l3 PAere VEN siss 5
des,bs d dhceocdHs. q coageisa Of ,hs lansa. sof
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

rvolr. to toe tr-stnfnI Vf 1~S " q"
Throat snd LII
Ofin-, No 81 Br- aiwsy. nes- '2ti-'i
LoIr- for ccnslis:iou. 9 . m 20 , p N
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

GrssFy chsieuse. the photographic world to produce
Prp the above styles equal to those msde st h Photo
sr.phic Palace Of AT No S,s BrOadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The Canal Board have appointed the Atlantic Bank
Hanover Bank and Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank
a. the repositories of the canal tolls in this city The
Board also created the office of Assistant Collectors,
to prevent frauds the canals and appointed thereto
all persons declared inspectors under the recent law
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

The Commissioners OF the Land Office have resolved
to sell the New-YOrk Arsenal on the 81 OF june next
at the Exchange in this city. The terms will he twenty
per cent cash and the balsncc in sixty days. The
Corporation has the privilege Of taking the property a
s275 600 if they think proper to do 50 previous to the
nnhlil snlr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20
THE ESTATE OF DR. BURDELL q.

SURROGATE'S COURT-APaIL l@-Bef"s" ~ "
1. The matter Of an Appe.toa for Lesss0f Ad"1'''''
ton, he ,:.....A a., ,-,sL
The proceedings Saturday a.cs xev AZ At sny tina
much interest by a. large an a'a'e"'
previoas. v,c.Aap C. YAGG.
TEsTtsoNI "a Np.yv known Harvey Burdea sbe.t
Rb.d c Ysfs sd TRANSACTION. Nth him ysss ,as
his house on op-p-d the door said the Doccs 10
.o.s s 'ss ,es f. S sss.a s.a q RI s u S >
stairs; a bayinx tooth powder Of Dr basece
al s s.i soalh p6 h smith q any ~.
p,e SEES the isdy =, -, ,o,.sv o< D. B~sisl,
cross - a., n. x.nt 10 Hosd ssoss; se hsa "a
ssssse s-,sssc.oo sih hm sspcs, tho dsee o. 'ne o'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-20

lSs. and 1865, was as follows: /:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-08
~ S i, o o o. 30

VNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to smigrats to
l. the West, offers for sale his FARM, con-
tanning 1875 acres beautifully situated on the west
side Of " Chapman Hill" about "a Of mile north
of the village Of Middlcbury, VT, bounded on the
west by the Rutland g. Burlington Railroad. He
has expended within the last four years over ono
thousand dollars in buildings and repairs, and has
during the time purchased and hauled on to the
farm over three hundred loads Of manure, and one
hundred loads Of ashes, making it now a most de-
sirable location for gentleman having children 10
educate, it being only three-fourths Of mile from
the Female Sem0ary, and one mile and quarter
from Mddisbury C6Aege, lie will also sell with
the Farm, if desired, the Stock, Farming Tools,
and portion of the Household Furniture.
The stock consists of 10 cows, woke Of oxen,
100 choice sheep, available horses, two colts, one
yearling hefer, two calves and quantity of hay
and grain
He would also inform the public that his lease
of the addison House" expires on the first Of
September, proximo, and that owing to the ILL
health of his wife and daughter, more especially,
he will negotiate with any one DESTROYS of taking
the House, and be is informed and assured by
those who control it, that favorable terms can be
obtained for lease OF the House for five years or
more. 4. MuSSEf.
Mddlebary. March 80, 1857. bo;Sw
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ECON 0MY IN PRINTING
Every Nan his own
PRINTER!
- loves Patent


EOPYING PRESS.---This Press will print
~ from an. kind OF Type, Dies, Wood Cuts, or
Eiectrotypes, giving as perfect an impression as
any lad OF ordinary capacity. All kinds of Fancy
this Press in the neaest possible manner. Any
kind of paper, of whatever quality or color, may
be used damp or dry also, all kinds Of ard-bord.
This Press is most admirably adapted for print
ing Shop Bills Labels, Visiting or Business Cards,
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Railroad Receipts, Tea
Coffee, or Salt Bags, and a Copying Press, IL
superior to any thing now in use. The larger ST..
yes will be found very useful to printers for taking
Proof Sheet Impressions, and doing Job work. 1t
may be used by merchants, professional men, or
any one who may wish card of any kind. This
Press is very simple, strong, durable, and easily
KEPT in order. The smallest size occupies space
Of by inches, weighing only 1-2pounds, and
will be furnished for the low price Of FIVE DOL
LARS. There are three sizes-the SIS size prints
asheet of paper by inches the SO size prints
sheet Of paper by IL inches :the SIS size prints
sheet of paper Is by IL inches, and the receipt
OF the above named prices, the presses will be sent
to any part of the country.
A few hours work, by small boy, will save the
cost OF this lress, and do the work as well as the
most skfull workman. Our friends and the pub
lie are respectfully invited TO call and examine
this WONDER OF THE AGE which is on ex-
hibiton and for sale at LA Washington street first
door north of the Old South Church. All orders
promptly attended to. Address, postage stamp
enclosed LOWE PRESS COMPANY, ia Wash
ington street. Boston. All kinds Of Paper, Cards.
Envelopes, Bronze, and Inks tor sae. Agents
Wanted Boston, April, 1857. 5lCw.
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a . a R ID.

|JNHE subscriber has for many years been favor
Il ed with the patronage Of the public as n
BOOK BINDER in the village. of Mddl, bury,
and takes this method to give general notice that
he continues TO carry on tile business as usual, at
his dwelling-housc about two miles cast Of the
Village on the cast road to East Middlebury,
where all orders in hs line Of business will be
thankfully received, and attended to OIL 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 BOOKS at Mr. l.. ". CLARK'S BOOK.
store, where they viii be taken and returned
again after bound.
o. Work done ns cheap q, at any other coun-
try liindery. II. RICHARDSON.
March IL, 1857. As
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-08

"BALM or THOUSAND FLowERs"-A CouN-
TERrEir.-A person pretending to have been
partner With W. p. Fetrige In the above ar
tcle in palmng 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 e. Co.. printed on
the front of the label. The genuine article
is for sale by all respectable Druggists who
frown down counterfets and impostors.
WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND
BE,uTFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired by
using the "Balm ola thousand Flowers"
What lady or gentleman would remain under
the curse of a disagreeable breath, when by
using the Balm OF a thousand Flowers wonld
render il sweet
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-08

DYsrKPsiA CuRED.-Boston, December G !
De. GEO. D. GREEN.-Dear Sir. In reply
to your question in regard to the action Of
the Oxygenatcd Bi:ters, l feel much pleasure
in stating that from its prompt and decisive
effect n alleviating and overcom ing severe
and chronic case of In digenion and Dyspepl
sia in my own family, and from knowledge
of its wonderful results in curing several at
tacks quite as severe in other families of my
acquaintance. l consider it sovereign and
infalliblc remedy in that distressing com :
pl aint, and would cordially and earnestly
recommend it to all who may be thus af
ficted. Respectfully yours,
ISAAC DANFORTH, II South Market St.
The above Certificate is from a well known
and highly respectable Merchant of Boston.
and is entitled to the fullest confidence.
SETH W. FowLE g. Co., 1888 Washington
Street, Boston, Proprictors. Sold by their
agents every where.
Agents forWistar's Balsam and Oxygenatcd
Bitters-W. p. Russell, Middlebury; A. p.
Roscoe, New Haven; J. ID. Necdham, Bris-
tol; u. F. Haskell, West Cornwall; L. s.
Atwood, Shoreham W. G. Sprague. vergen-
mes, E. NJ Wright, Orwell; J, Caldwell,
Chipman's Point.
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Pittsburgh Nurseries,

NRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, RO.
IL SEES, VINES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, &c
The subscriber offers for sale OF suitable size for
planting this Spring, large stock of
F R UT EES,
OF every desirable sort, comprising Apple Trees,
standards for Orchards; Apple Trees, Dwarfs on
Paradise and Doucan stocks; Pear Trees Stan
dard and Dwarfs Plum Trees, of the best varie-
tiesi Cherry Trees, of the best varieties. Also
G. r A p T. WIN E S,
Concord, Isabella Catnwba, Diana, Northern
Musoadine, Clinton, Cowan, Mcneil, sc.
Currants, is best varieties, Raspberries do,
Gooseberries 26 do, Strawberries IL do Aspara-
gras Plants, yeas old, do, Rhubaib do.
ORNA MENTAL DEPARTMENT
Deciduous and Evergreen Trees and Flowering
Shrubs, in variety
ROSES-Ever Blooming, Ky rid China, Mos.
Austrian Brars, and Miscellaneous sorts Poem
les, Phloxes, &c.
HEDGE PLANTS.-Buckhom Thorn, To-
Gust, and Berberry of suitable size, by the thous-
and or less quantity. The stock of Trees, &C., is
unusually large and thrifty. Catalogues sent by
mail to all applicants.
5o;aw JOHN W. BAILEY, Proprietor.
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One dose taken short time before eating gives
vigor to the appetite and makes food digest well.
Ono dose often repeated cures Chronic Diar-
rhoca in its worst forms, while summer and bow
cl complaint yields almost to the first dose,
One or two doses cures attacks caused by
worms, while for worms in children there is no
surcr. safer or speedier remedy in the world, as it
never fails.
There is no eIageration in these statements -
they are plain, sober facts that we can give evil
dence to prove, while all who use it are giving
their unanimous testimony in its favor.
Among the hundreds Of Liver Remedies now of
feied to the public, there is we can SO fully
recommend as DIR. Sanford's lnvigorator, SO gem
orally known now throughout the Union. This
preparation is truly Lirer hrigorator, produc.
ing the most happy results on oil who use it. Al
most inn, merable certificates have been given OF
the great virtues Of this medicine by those OF the
highest standing in society, and We know it 10 be
the best preparation now before the public
Hudson County Democrat.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
SANFORD g. CO., Propriotors, 345 Broadway,
New York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston, Burr, Foster &
Co., No. l Cornhill Retail Agent. Russell
S'alding. 81 fremont street, opposite Museum.
Montpelier, S. +. Pierce; Waterbury, J. NJ
Henry. State Agent; Middlebury, II. A. Sheldon
And sold by Druggists throughout the United
States and British Provinces. 5l;ly.
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Dieo.

In this village, on the LIST inst, of Lung Fee
YER, Dea. CyRUs PoRrEa, aged 62 years.
In the death Of Dea. Porter the Church and
community have lost a valuable citizen--one
who was ever active in any good word and work.
In this town, on the 30th day Of March, Capt.
THEODORE HALLIDAY, in the 10Th year Of his
age.
In Bristol, Feb. 21st, ELLA B., only child of
Stillman and Amanda Davis, aged two years,
six months, and eighteen days.
In Grand Detour, ILL.,, March Goth, Deacon
FRAScIs s. IEMENwAY, formerly Of Shoreham,
aged 70 years.
Iii this town, on the 18th of December, 1856,
EDGAR, son Of Hiram and Nancy Witherell,
aged 10 years, months, and q days.
A BROTHER IS DEAD.
Written on The death Of EDGAR WITHERELL, by
his brother, in Washington, d. C.
A brother is dead! and they've laid him low,
In the shade of the hillside steep, [rose,
Where. the wild fern grows, and the mountain
And the trailing vine doth creep.
A brother is dead how sad is the thought,
No more will the young hearts glee
Awake the glad hills, where the sunny ril!a,
/ Flow joyous, and warbling, and Free
A brother is dead! yet l cannot weep,
For know he's an angel now,
In Heaven above, in a world of love,
With q jeweled crown ON his brow.
Sleep, brother, sleep! there's rest in the grave,
Ttwould not awake thee to pain, [seem.
For life's but dream, and the world may not
SoAhappy, so joyous again.
A brother is dead! and his grave is made
In tile shade Of the hillside steep, [rosc,
Where the wild fern grows, and the mountain
And the trailing vine doth creep.
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every Farmer Should Own Them"
A Agricultural Books
Published by c. N

Farmers, Fruit Growers, Gardeners, Horse
Men, Sheep Growcrc. Grape Growers, Poulterers,
Bird Fancers, Dee Keepers, Flower Gardeners,
Sugar Makers, &c. &c.
Morgan Horses, by d c. Lnsley, 81 90
Elliott's tF. R.) American Fruit Growers,
Guide in Orchards and Gardeners, / rs
Pui dee Or. g. on Strnwburrv Culture, go
The Stable Book, by A. Ballcn, 100
Charlton's (Wm) Grape Growers Guide, GO
Weeks John N.Y. on Bees, Manual, so
Buists (f'obert) American Flower Garden
Directory. 1 25
Dadns Geo. II American Cattle Doctor, 90
Cobbetts American Gardener, so
Youatt on Sheep, 10
Guenen on Mich Cows, 80
American Poultry Yard, l 90
Aliens II, Fl Rural Architecture as
Aliens (R L.) Diseases of Domestic Ami.
mails, 7b
Aliens Or. L. American Farm Book, 90
The Horses Foot, and how to keep Il sound,
by Vim. Miles. so
Brownies %. American Bird Fhncier, SO
Saxton's Rural Had Book.-4 Series each. 1 rs
Chinese Sugar Cane, and Sugar making, by
C. T. Stansbury, rs
Bricks Book Of Flowers, 90
American Veterinarian, 80
Coles Fruit Book, go
Any Of the above Books sent free of Postage, to
any part of tine United States, on receipt of Price.
Also any Agricultural Works, not on hand, pro-
cured to order on short notice. Sold by
A. II. COPELAND.
Middlebury, March, 25, 1867.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-08

STATE OF VERMONT. Be it remembered
- District Of Addison, S. : that 1t Probate
Court held at Middlebury. in and for tho Dis
trict OF Addison, on the 4th day of April.
A. D., 1857,
David Lovett, guardian of RLvInA SrEAnSs,
minor, makes application to this Court for
license to sell the real estate Of his ward, lying
in Kipton, in said district, consisting of one I'M
divided half Of the homestead set out from the
estate Of Nathaniel W. Stearns, late Of said
Ripton, deceased, TO Clarissa Stearns, widow,
and Evrs Stesrns, minor child Of the said de-
ceased, for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
thereof at interest, after paying the necessary
expenses II Is thereupon ordered that said
application be considered BY this Court. at the
session thereof to be held at the Probate Office
in said kliddlebury, on Monday. the 9th day
Of April, A. d. 1867. at ten O'Clock. in the
forenoon, and that notice thereof be given to
all persons, that they may appear and make
objections. il any they may have, to the gran
ting Of said license, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlebury Register
"A newspaper printed at said Middlebury---
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. previous to the time
Jonr " srwAsr. RI. istsr.
A trus copy Of record
6i,Sw ittsst,J ". etEs4AI, Register
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Gor Sale.
A Desirable Farm for Sale

A T AUCTION!-The subscriber will sell at
n Public Auction, on Saturday April 18th. at
II o'clock, A. H. on the premises, the Farm for.
merly owned by Cyrus Eddy, situated in New
Haven, one mile south Of the Mills and Eve miles
from Middlcbury village.
Said Farm contains 100 acres Of very desirable
land. all of which is tilable, and in high state of
cultivation. A more productive Farm for both
grass and grain is not to be found in the county.
On the premises is good orchard, an excellent
Wood.lo', House, two Burns, Sheds. Blacksmith
shop, and other out-buildings, all in good repair.
Also, to be sold at the same time and place, the
Stock on said Farm, consisting OF Horses, Cows,
Sheep, &C., together with Farming Utensils. AL
so, Wagons, Slcighs, Harnesses. &c.
Also,-Fifty Acres Of heavily tmbered Land,
situated two miles from said EARN.
This is an opportunity that seldom offers. as
the property Is very desirable, and the sale
positive.
Terms of Sale 7 wo-thirds cash. the balance
in one year. +. D. THAYER.
Bristol, April Q, 1887. 6I:2w.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS, certain
Remedies for Bad Legs and Old Wounds. -
Alfred Goslet aged 81, was for nine years
afflicted with an awfully bad leg, there were
several wounds in it, which defcd all doc
tors skill and ingenuity to heal. He tried
a variety of remedies but was not benefited
by the Same. At last he was pursuaded to
have recourse TO Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, these remedies quickly effected very
favourable change, and by continuing them
Ii nremittingly for three months, his leg was
completely cured, and his general health
tn oushly established.