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NEW nOON.. NEW I,OOIxs.

NEW HOOKS, NEW BOOKS
~ Loon hi Mouaa and other Poems by Jas Barron Hope
My Last Cruise, where went and what saw, by
A. W. IIabersham, u S. N,
Poems, National ana Patriotic, by O. w. Cutter.
AnnoReddon, the u. s. In Prophecy, by Baldwin
Villas and Cottages by Calvert Yaux,
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett,
Viva, or the Secret of Power by MIS-. Southworth
Henry Lyle, or Life aud Existence by Miss Marryai
Marrying too Late
A Pilgrimage to I'll Mednah and Mcccah by Burton,
Tho two Lights by the author Of Struggles Tor Life
Review of Campbeism Examnedby NJ l.. Lard,
Germany, Its Universities Theology and Religion by Sehof
Philosophy and Practice Of Slavery by DR. w. A, Smith,
iIanstord, Tale al Bacons Rebellion, by Saint George
Tucker OF Richmond, Va
tanntbals All, by George Fitzhugh
W lhe.s Pocket Dose Book
Gallery of Puetc Pictures, by James FIJI,
HOOK OF Public Prayer prepared by the reformers
Calvin, koN, Bueei and others, for saie by
4lts PAYNE a CHRISTIAN
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
Gc.I s.p,. Once Va ~rn.u

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sie0n sWps.. Once Va a r RW,
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and after Monday the 9th inst the Mail and pasenre
~ aia between l. nohou aud =;ri run daily
except Snndays a. foiloss - '''
Leave lshehbnrg at A NJ, arrive at Bristol AS r NJ
nfis'oi au A NJ, "a LynehbuTg ! =. NJ
w. q. SMITH, Gen'i supt
Papers advertising for this company withdIa. adye
tsenent of 2sth May aud insert the aboEo.
july is
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SSGaE ron PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON, Twice
week - -
Steamers City Of Richmond, Capt MITcIILI
Pennsylvania TEAL.
Norfolk, Kelly
Composing this Line will leave Philadelphia every Wednes
day and Saturday and city Point every Monday
day alternately.
fhtiGHi taken for Philadelphia and Boston Phlado
phia through by Steam at moderate rates.
Passage and Fare TO Philadelphia, - 90
VIM T. PORTER, Cor,
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AND SUMNER GOODS.

N"OWI1N q AUENNNUER,
~ Main street.
IYsCHBuno. VA
OFFER FOR SHE 4 LANCE AND FRIED Sfoch or
SItaARS-New Orleans Cuha ami Coffee sugars Loaf,
Crushed and Powdered do.
CDTFEEs-New Crop Rio, Old Government Java and La
guyra Coffee
SAIT-Ashtnns factory--hlled In clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain ptaset-tirOund and In Lump
IRDN--Counti. Il ammerod Rolled Iron, Tyre Iron Nail
Rods band oval, Horse Shoe and every kind
81
STEFI,-Bllstrred asst and Shear Stea-all sizes
PLow MoULDs-We keep supply always on hand
LEAlHElt-Soe Upper aud IlarnosH Leather.
BALE GOTTOA-Al numbers and sizes from southern
Factories
aUANo-No Peruvian In quanties' 10 suit purchasers
TEAs-lmperial Green Teas aud Black Iea-al quantities.
MoIASSES-Ney Orleans and Muscos ado Molasses
LloIioRsFin Old Whisky, Apple Brandy, Bunl French
brandy. aud fine Liquors Of all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico Batting Blankets, Linens, &c
Iiqnoreo Cases Sweet oil Tor Tobacco Manufactu
the attention OF Planters AMI
Country Merchants old established stand, Man
Sirse LyHcAbayg
sell Commission, bacon, Lard Butter Country Lin
ems Tobacpo Wheat Produce generally aud solcit
cnustgnucpts - dA cts
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C.

NEW BOOK, NEW BOOK-Hy Rcv. JOHN
~ Il EDWARDS -PAYNE8 CHRISTIAN have to-day
Random Sketches European
1856, by Rev J. u Edwards price ST. Ina 2lis
zanuk.l PIANOS! Piano-!-1be subscriber man
~ tnsareE respectfully inyi!,s The attention Of az
HI who wish 10 purchase PIANOS, to call at his
Ware rooms, Main Street, LyHrhburg va. OPP
posts the Warwick House, where always be found
unsurpassed PtANDs both In power sweet
of tone touch, flush, aud durability of workmanship
rosewood carved and plain &c and which viii IL sol
very low for cash good negotiable paper All
warranted In every respect.
Old Pianos taken Ia exchange
Music all description always hand Pianos aud all kinds
OF musical Instruments repaired and tuned Warerooms
the accodd floor, entrance through the alley
june Jts STREMMETL.
uD1ANOs, PuANOS.-pnync n Christian hn
Just received two Of those beautiful Pianos
featured by VIM knabe Co. Baltimore We will sell them
at their prices. Call and them before purchasing.
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n II OOsf.-Thr NhbsCrIbCF OF
N fers his entire Stock Of Staple and Fancy by Goods the
larger portion of them of this Springs purchase They
consist In of Rich Dress Silks, Berage Robes French
tambrcs Jaconcis Lawns Gnghas plain Swiss Check and
Embroidered Muslns, Bomba2nes Apaess all W DOL Nous
Inns Challs Mantas, ShaNs Scarf sc, DobaFes Marsa
les Quits Curtain Musins Table Damasks, lrh Linens,
shcetings, Domestic Cloths Prints, French Work Collars
Sleeves and Bands In variety Corsc faraSo Fans,
Gloves Hosiery Handkerchief and many other desirable
tieles too numerous mention.
jc l5-ts JOHN ApRAHAMS.
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TfIIiA.lalN.a maeMsNN.-we

VIRGINIA TEHisAs.sENG sSSs sAsNE.-We
are now engaged in making large uunhtr
chimes for the Harvest OF @ aud from experience
success Tor several years past with the addition
important improvements are Satisfied that viii be
to turn ont machines Ia which and will give
unqualified endorsements The
the Virginia Ihrasher others general use are the lo
lowing list is great strength and simplicity
~ to d" more work than pcrfo by oter four
horse machine 3d 1t is portable easily haned by Two
horses sh We have also removing what has
heretofore been ;" OH conaNlc The
great speed ON the part ot the hors being So
geaed AS to accomplish greater motion with eed in dr
We give one Of the many testimonials of our Ma
chimes:
. AMUrHST County. VA. lS'5
MFssRS H. WHTrEnoRl BuurHER-6 Gents: The
tour horse Power and Ihtashcr pure IN July
ast proved most excellent MAINLINE. traSLe about TWEEN
~ crops with IT, akng an gate Of about thousand
bushels ana nave given the entire all
nave thfashci Tor, The thoroughly
teed OF grain than by other hrazhcr have ever seen
ana lhe grams are less broken have with three
horses and ouce with only surprising see with
what case the machine is worked lours respectfully.
TIOS w JONES
We WIZ also furnish Roapers and Mowers of different kinds
Hhrel Propeller straw Cutter superior machine lick
uNS Ncc' and Vine VI H. Flows Gran Cradles Wheat Drills
"c' Sc at the Lynchhurg Agricultural Works
NhlI FIMORE n JOSIIN
ma S"l successors to II : Nhlttamore 4
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4 EATnEK.-A large lot OF Upper Leather,
u lust received and for sale by
dee Iasts FRANKLIN a BRo1fifk
I,utANO, l.lNNNO.-1O Tons OF No I PcrW-
Persons purchasing OF us may awaysrcly
getting but the genuine article sell no other
or sale 81 the accommodating terms by
marlgts NJ luIIlNS & 60.
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NEEIODEANs! MELODEANs!!-Thc under
1NA signed sole for Va aud the South Carhar
Reoiham Go = celebrated MELODEANS, has u very fine
hand both Church and Parora factory
prices Tor cash Gail soon and Judge for yourself
juno Jts SrKEMMEII.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

ru,EAs.-JOO Package. GuDpOwdcr and Black
Teas the portion the hnest grade imported for sale
by ana 10 tsi EDMOND. DAVENPORT %.
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A mmIpGEmENro Of The ncnn.c- ia Cengrc-

f7FH
~ Baskets Sweet OH, tot sale by
ic l3ts NoWIiN 4 ALEXANDER.
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MISSION AND FORM ARDING Ml1lf',.'' '''' ON
DEALEHS IN GUANO ANb A,t;i.tI i ~ iAN ;, AM
MIN - fEfthshChG NA-iroduce co,sl,,5i i"'f ii.
Tue n svttlttI
10 Johh NJ olcy Dr James Saunders .,ntJ ", "'is LIZ
Mcwn;ne VIM J Jo.mss a.ss' iion john AiaS @
tale, HaXali& Co, RicLnond Is, nai"l.k .nEs
ihuMAh BhAAt n
ivo6dScts Jas. X. BkAAI,I
Ia =
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I N To lsJh, Gales Srscas Annals
from their Register of Debates and from the official
ported Debates by John G. Rves by rhos IL Benton Nv
vols ready. The above work will be furnished T.
per vol application
LESL1ES FASHIONS also received as above for May
m Il MORSE
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IAs MOND VA, prepared to make liberal advances
consignments of MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO and
produce generally to the address their friends Messrs
frpmmel q Registers, No. 81 Water street New York.
Shipments Mcssrs Brummel Registers, through
house, will bo orw arded free OF charge
a. l.. ROYSTER
j b. ROlSIER,
ian 95 dts JOSEPH RJMMEL.
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" popuIaT tfIaIInt Tot inaklng JUN WITHOUT u0nN
received aud Tor sale by SrROrAER d WHITEHEAD.
Rep copy. ijrlis

50 purt base for the southern Market L-y Negroes.
from the o. 10 TOGO for which he wall The a.
est laeimond cash irros iarsons hHs such isposc
wOnld do well to give liam call before gulAug lie
found at W II M~b. Auction House Henry Dunnug
tom Office. Address + M bIkNINsTBN
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Elegant Illustrated National Works

THE WORKS OF THE BRITIsH PoErs-se
lected and chronologically arranged from Ben
johnson to Scott. Illustrated with an i'm
mense number of steel plate engravings. To
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MoRsE's GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD,
containing 20 Maps drawn and engraved from
the best authorities, with descriptions and
statistics of all nations to the year 1856. To
be completed in 33 Semi Monthly Parts 25
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TIE REPUBLICAN CouRT; By Rufus W.
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Tue PIcToRIAL CYcLoPEDIA or BIOGRAPHY;
Embracing a series of original memories of
the most distinguished persons of all times.
illustrated with GOO engravings and steel
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25cts. each.
DRED; A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp
by Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle
Toms Cabin. Two vols 12mo. Muslin.
Price 81, rs. Portraits of Fremont, size 25X
"a. Price 25cts. plain and 50cts. colored
Portraits of Fillmore and Buchanan, plain
ST. 90, colored $500
LIZ Persons desirous of subscribing for
any of the above mentioned books, will
please apply to the subscriber.
L. Canyassers wanted.
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Williamstown, VT 2l:tf
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Poetry of the Puritans,

Their canons Of taste has become those
Of England, and High CAurchmeu, who
still call them roundhqals and cropped
ears. 60 about roundor headed aud closer
cropt than they ever went. They held
1t more rational to cut the hair to a com.
Portable length than to wear eliminate
curls down the back Aud We cut ours
much shorter than they ever did. They
held with the SPauiaros, then tho finest
gentlemen in the worldly that sad, 1. e.,
dark coIors, above all black, were the
f'test for stately and earnest gentlemen
We all, from the Tractarian to the
Anythingaran, are exactly of the same
opinion. They held that lace, perfumes,
aud Jewelry on man, were marks of
unmanly foppishness aud vanity; and so
hold the finest gentlemen in England
now. They thought it equally absurd
and sinful for a nan to carry his income
on his back, and bedzcn himself ont in
reds, blues and greens, ribbons, knots,
slashes, and "treble quadruple d@dalian
rutfs, built up on iron aud timber, "a flcD
which have more arches in them for
pride than London Bridge for use -
We, il we met such rufed and ruiiied
worthy as used to swagger by hundreds
up and down PauPs Walk. not knowing
how to got dinner, much less to pay
his tailor, should look on him as, firstly,
a fool and, secondly. swindler; while,
If we met an old Puritan, we should
consider him a man gracefully and pic
turesquely dressed, but withal in tho
most sNPriety of good taste. aud when
we discovered, (as we probably should, }
over and above, that the harlequin oava-
lier Lad box Of salve and pair Of dice
in one pocket, pack of cards and few
pawnbrokers' duplicates in the other
that his thoughts were altogether Of cit
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izens' wives and their too easy virtue !;
and that be could not open his mouth
without a dozen oatbs we should con.
sider the Puritan (evcn though ho did
quote Scripture somewhat through his
nose) as the gentleman and the courticr
as most offensive specimen of the
snob triumphant" gloryiug in his shame.
The picture is not ours, nor even the
Puri,au's. Itis Bishop Halls Bishop
Earle's-it is Beaumout's, Fletcher's,
,Ionson's ,Shakspeare's picture which
every drama,ist, as well as satirst, has
drawn of the "gallani" Of the seven
teenth century. No one can read those
writers honestly without seeing that the
Puritan, and not the cavalier conception
Of what British gentleman should be.
is tho one accepted by the whole nation
at this dav Poetry in those old Pur-
itans2 Why not ? They were men of
like passions with ourselves. They low.
cd, they married. they brought up chill
drcn they feared. they sinned, they sor.
rowed, they fought, they conquered -
There was poetry enough in them, to be
sure. though they acted it like men. in
stead of singing it like birda.-North
BRITISH RcUic,O.
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One OF THE ROADS TO CRME.-Ono
Of tho surest methods of making crimi-
pals is to degrade labor and pay undue
respect to wealth. Men will run any
risk to gain position in society. The
recent disclosures in the cases Of Hunt.
ington, Tuckerman, and other similar
delinquents in this country of Sadleir,
Robson, Redpatb. and others in England
and France, prove that tho desire to ap.
pear well in society, to be ranked among
the happy few who live without labor
and indulge in the elegancies Of life, is
one of the strongest incentives to crimo.
And it must be noticed, for the fact is
painfully evident, that the false spirit OF
aristocracy which reversnces mere wealth
and scorns honest labor, is becoming a.
larmingly prevalent among US. Ii ia
time that the Press and the Pulpit, and
every other instrument for modifying
opinion. and producing q moral effect,
were employed in checking the growing
evil in question. 1t is especially the
duty of parents to instill into the minds
OF their children just ideas on the true
dignity Of labor, aud the worthlossness
OF mere extrinsic show; for the child
that has been taught to regard wealth as
the standard Of excellence, and honest
labor as degrading, will run narrow
risk of ending his days on the gallows or
IN tho cells of prision. A few nights
since little child of some ten years, who
should havc been as guileless and ipno-
cent as cberub on being requested to
dance with another child of her own age,
shrugged up her shoulders and, in a
childish way, positively refused. Ga be-
ing asked why she he.tated, she said
she 'uldn't dance with tho othor little
girl, because her father vas captain of
steamboat. OF course the little croi..
tnre was taught TO regard the captain of
a steamboat with disdain, and probably
to look upon tie children of all meeha,.-
les as below her, or she would not have
dreamed Of making such an excuse. 1t
would require no gift ofprophesy to for
see what must 10 the inq sitable termina-
ton of life which is commenced with
such false ideas of what should constitute
true claims 10 honor and respect
Ne,o York Times.
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Mild GUNPowDER.-Ma Many pleasant
anecdotes are told Of MIR. C., who
a good many years ago, was a retail NOR.
chant in populous town in Vermont.
He was famous as the very pink Of po-
liteness.' and was indeed an expert sales
man. If be had not got the article that
might happen to bu called for, he was
sure to name something that was cuff
cientlJ like it to answer the purpose.
Thus when customer inquired for win.
ter strained oil, the merchant told him
that he hadn't got tina. kind exactly
but he had somo that was strained pery
late in tie fair Disparage one article
as you might, he was sure to flud some.
thing to praise in tiff his tea was not
strong it was we'll favored. &C., &c. On
one occasion customer having called
for sample Of gunpowder, rubbed it in
his hand to ascertain the proportion Of
charcoal, and then observed that it lacked
strength. l know answered the i'm
perturbable tradesman-falling into his
old tea formula | know the powder is
not so strong as some, but you'll find it
ccry mild and agreeable n-Post.
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Do Coop Thousands of men breathe,
move and live, pass off tho stage of life,
and are heard of no more. Why7 They
did not particle of good in the world
and none were blessed by them, mono
could point to them as the instruments
Of their redemption; not q word they
spoke could be recalled, and go they
perished, their light went out in dark
ness, and they were not remembered
more than the insects Of yesterday. Will
you thus live and die, o man immortal
Live for something Do good, and
leave behind you monument of virtue
that the storm of time can never destroy.
Write your name in kindness, love and
mercy, on tho hearts OF thousand you
como in contact with, year by year, and
you will never be forgotten. No, your
name, your deeds, will be as legible on
tho hearts you leave behind, as the stars
on the brow of evening Good deeds
will shine as the stars of heaven DIR.
Chalmers.
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ted by the bays of Catania, Agosta, and
Syracuse. Back toward the west lay the
interior of Sicily, desert of parched and
barren hills, with scarce a tree or spot of
vcrdure to relieve the sterility of the vast
will derness. And now, as we gazed en-
tranced upon this scene of awful sublimi-
ty, the smoke rose up in heavy masses
from the crater, and whirliug around US
with a sudden gust, t,shut out sea and earth,
and filed the air with noxious gases;
and the sun had lurid and ghastly glare
through the gloom, and we thought the
earth tremblcd But soon the gust
passed away, and left us unharned amid
the smouldering masses of ashes and sui
phur.- Crus0de in tie East.
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A YANKEE TALKING LIGHTNING AN
engine en- the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad broke down last
week at niue o'clock at night, nine miles
distant from q station. The Conductor
instantly started GU foot through the
snow to get another machine. A tele.
graph operator in one of the cars, named
Singer, (of course a Yankee) bearing the
cause of tho detention, got out and tax.
ing down the main wiro from the pole
alongside the track, cut it,-attached
small brass wires TO the two nds,-"dot-
ted" the distress Of his train to the Pitts.
burgh and Brighton stations and put.
ting one of the brass points to his ton
que, read the answer that an engine
should be Immediately sent, and then
talked off this pleasant lightning to bis
anxious and impatient fellow passengers.
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Written for the MidleJury Register.
The Dearest Boon.

BY JULIA B
would not ask for wealth or fame
To cheer lfe's weary way,
That might tread DER fowery paths
To realms of perfect day
For dark and thorny was the road
The blest Redeemer trod,
And It's the marrow way" alone
That leads us home to God.
Nor in the holy hour of prayer,
When we commune with Heaven,
Is the petition brcathed to Him
That length Of days be given;
Nor Joys to cluster thick around,
And myrtle flowers to bloom,
To light with love the portals Of
The dark and dreary tomb.
Nay, dearer for the boon ask
1t is the pearl of Truth,
That in its light my soul may dwell
Clad in immortal youth.
That when the angel Death shall como
Our Fathers voice may say,
Come hiher, for thy path on earth
Was Truths lorsaken way"
What though that way seem dark amid
The broader paths of sin,
And seldom trodden, till the weeds
Its borders steal withn--
Bright glitt'ring gems at every step
Will guide us home above,
And pearls of thought, and diamonds rare,
Of purity and love.
1t matters not these jewels bright
Are gather'd up oft with pain,
For they may gladden. hearts We love
And bring rich fruits again.
Why pass in Vanity and Sin
The golden morn of youth.
When we might lead the shining way
To Holiness and Truth.
O'1ceH, Vermont.
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"WE WANT PUBIC Souls la-Such
was the exclamation of old Bishop Hack.
att, two centuries ago aud such want
still exists for to very lamentable de-
gree may We apply the statement of
Paul eighteen centuries ago, TO the pres.
ent times" All men seek THAR own,
and not the things which are Jesus
Christs"
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Barre Academy.

HNIIE winter term will begin on Thursday,
l. Nov. 20.
Extract from report Of the Examining
Committee: We cheerfully say that it is one
of the excellent schools in our State, and
worthy of the patronage Of friends of sound
earning, and we are happy to know that il
is receiving this in large degree"
j. s. SPAULDlNG, Principal.
Barre, Oct. 30, 1856. 20tf
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GEORGE NJ. BROWN,
AII,OR

Informs his friends and customers, that he
has opened shop in Stewards building over
the store of r. L. Fuller, where he will attend
to all business in his line.
Cutting done to suit customers.
WANTED good Journeyman.
Middlebury, Oct. Is. 1856. 26;tf
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Es An editor, whose subscribers
complained that be did not give them
news enough, told them to read tho Bi.
BILE, which would, doubtless bs news to
most Of them.
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There is an unusual amount Of sui
fering among the POOR in LoviDills,
this season.
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nAlLY PAPERS-New York Daily Times
- Tribune and Herald, and Boston Jour
al,receiyed daily, at COPELANDS'
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II II II NJ 3.

TnE REGISTER will be sent one year, by
mail, or delivered at the office, where pay
ment is made strictly in adranee, for. 81 90
Delivered by carrier, paid strictly in ad-
If not paid within six months, so cents ad-
ditional.
GHNopaper discontinued until arrearages
are paid, unless at tho option of the proprie-
tors. -.
sN-All communications must be postpaid
EY-V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, Ncw-Y ork and Philadelphia.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Done in modern style, and at short notice.
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DOCKET MAPS OF KANSAS, for sale by
n l.. w. CLARK.
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Blanks.

UTARRANTEE DEEDS, Mortgage Deeds,
w Quit-Claim Deeds, Justice Writs Chancery
Blanks, and Executions, for sale at
COPELAND'S NEWS DEPOT.
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THE MIDDLIDURY REGISTER.
OFFICE IN eRswsreR's BLOCK, mAlN.sr.

j. COBB &c COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRiEToRs.
]. CoBB, ,......... .....W. j. FULLER.
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M IIIM I.Ultl.IO.

..,,,. hi, day sold Messrs. Campbell MeDernO'
,OtsiseneerO Office. We return our sIncsrethanks
,,,op. for tie many acts of kindness have re-
their hands and cordially commend our successors
oo,ee. wedoub, they will ever be found prompt
,..,.,s to every department of business, and will
,s,rt to deserve the patronage Of the community
aunt, will run to 18th instant. and hope our
in aid Us in speedily closing up outstanding
.a,ssa
n ,pe.s the firm will be settled by either of the
and Sr Beatty will be found the Office for that
F BEATTY co.
n, ..5Dr, Oct sth, 1856.