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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-16
The House then adjourned.
THURSDAY. MAY Ia.


CoUNcIL.-Council met pursuant to ad-
journment.
After the usual preliminary proceedings
the following business was transacted
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Stone--A bill to incorporate the
St. Augusta Boom Company.
By Mr.. Rolette-A bill to incorporate tie
town of Mankato.
Engrossed Bills, reported a bill granting
lands to the Transit Railroad Company as
correctly engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Setter the Council went
into executive session to consider message
sent in by the Governor, and after short
time spent therein,
The bill granting lands to the Transit
Railroad Company, as reported by the Com
mittee on Engrossed Bills was taken up for
consideration, and after some unlmportant
amendments, the bill was passed.: -
Yeas IL, Nays ] &; Mr.. Setter voting IN
the negative. .,s,s.. f..,. ,;-s,.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
A Joint Resolution relative to the protec-
ton Of white settlers on the southern from
tier of the Territory. s.an1 U
Ordered to - third reading. s-e.
A bill to grant certain lands to the Root
River Valley and Southern Minnesota Rail
road Company
Also, to the Minneapolis and Cedar Valley
Railroad Company. SEE
A bill to accept the grant and execute the
trust conveyed by the act of Congress, or.
dered to third reading. ~.
On motion, the Committee Of the Whole
rose and obtained leave to sit again to-mor-
row in the second named bill, granting land
to railroad companies.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock. ~
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, House
was called to order at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Foster offered resolution to suspend
the operation Of the resolution by which the
House refused to entertain bills of certain
character, 30 as to admi of action on the
Minnesota Valley and the Minnesota and
Northwestern Railroad Companies. Carried.
q Onmotion of Mr.. Whitlock, the resolu-
ton was sgain suspended 90 as to allow the
introduction Of bill by Mr.. Payne, to pay
the expenses of the WATERFOWL Company in
their expedition against the Sioux Indians.
Me-. Murray stated that there was no En-
rolling Clerk of the House in attendance,
and had not been for some days. He there
fore moved that Sherwood Hough be elected
Enrolling Clerk pro tenn. Carried. M
Mr. Foster moved that the House go into
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-16
Ninth Council District,

The Republicans Of Winona and Waba-
shaw counties meet in delegate convention
at Wabashaw on the 23d instant to nomi-
nate their candidates for the constitutional
convention. If they select the right kind of
men, victory is certain in that district.
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The ssWaumadee Herald" is the name of
new paper published at Reeds Landing, and is
a neat, well edited, and interesting sheet. We
Wish IT MI success, which it seems anxious to
deserve, 2, &W.T. McMasters are the pub
fishers
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-16

Ma. MAURICE SrRAKosH has engaged Dir.
ghalberg, and 10 to pay him eiS'ooo tor
,rec;fe5 period.
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s1f dirt was trumps, what hand you
would hold" said Lamb to Brown, filthy
partner at whist.
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The City Printing.

The Minnesotian (thro' A MIsrAKE-We beg par
the vote of Mr.. McGrorty) don of Mr.. McGrorty for
has been chosen the official placing him in the company
paper. Well-we didn't we did yesterday, and ex-
try for II, did wish tend him our thanks for
it, but much OBJ ig- his vote for the Times as
ed to the gentleman, [Mr. the official paper. 1t is
Taylor who gave us his quite proper that the pub
vote. By the way. 1t is lie should know that man
ported that Mr. McGrorty by the of Taylor, Al
to for next Mayor, derman of the Third Ward,
and that the Mnnesotanis voted for the Mnnesotan.
to support him. Wonderif All right-the TINES will
he will be elected ?-Ddity that this said Taylor
Times, Nay IS. performs his duty while &C.
cupyng his present posi-
tion.-Daily Times, Nay
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-02-25

CALvlN G. TIL IN, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
43:3w Attest, c. G. TILpEN Judge.
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III nrrir0 .

In this village, Feb 10Th, by the Rev.JN
F. Yates, Mr.. Il. A LANGDoV, of New Haven
TO Miss i. J STuHpEvANr, of the same place
In Ripton, hy Rev. Mr.. Liscomb, on the
18th inst, Mr.. TIMOTHY FiSnt II, to Mrs
CLSRAsA SrEARNs, both Of Ripton.
In Brandon, hy the Rev. J. u. Kinsbury
on the morning of Feb l7Ih, G.. II. CHATTER
Tos, E>q., of Oswcgo, N. V, TO Miss ANA +
MEzrZAS of Brandon.
In Brandon, on the evening of Feb 10,1S57
at the Congregational Church, by Rev J. D.
kingsbury, Mr.. d. Wing Of Mendoza, lll,
to Miss CAROLINE j. FIELD Of Brandon.
Also at the same time Mr.. ALFRED IL
KNAPP TO Miss ADELIAE J. FIELD, LoUt Of
\Brandon.
\ On the 18TH, of Jan. Mr. DENNIS PALMER
ofpclawaIe Jersey Co., Illinois, to Miss Eli
L'1AEAn p. HAYES, formerly of Weybridgc.
AddNQn Co, VT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-02-25

1t is stated, on the authority of some of the
most eminent Physicians oithe United States
that BAcH's AMERICAN COMPOUND, is the
surcst and most reliable remedy ever offered
to the world. Read over the advertisement
in another column. 81
OxYG$NATgD BtrrRRs,-A sure euro for
Dyspcpsa.l I
The history Of this remarkable medicine,
and its astonishing succ ess in obstinate ca
scs of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and General 10
bility of the System, place it among the
most wonderful discoveries in medical science
and has given it reputation far beyondia ny
remedy known for these complaints, id all
their various forms.
The Oxygcnat,d Bitters contain nothing
which can intoxicate and the medicine has
no similarity whatever to the various alco-
holic mixtures disguised as "Bttcrs," behg
purely medical compound in which atc
combined the most valuable remedial agents,
and II peculiar oXygenated property hitherto
unknown, but highly eilicncous in all com
plants arising from weakness and derange-
mcnt or prostration of the stomach and syS-
ten generally. 1t is mild and agreeable
tonic, removing all disagreeable symptoms,
and assisting nature in her efforts to restore
tho impaired powers of the system.
Prepared only by Seth W, Fowle & Co.
Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by their agents.
Agents forWistara Balsam and oxygcnated
4
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Black Hawk g. Lady Suffolk.

CPLENDID Engravings OF these celebrated an
'Dimals have been published and can now be OBJ
tanned Of the subscriber. these horses are wide
ly known throughout the United States Black
Hawk as the sire of Ethan Allen, Lancet, Black
Hawk Maid, Belle of Saratoga Black Ralph, Lady
Litchiield, and other famous trotting horses, and
rs being the parental head Of the most distingu-
ishcd family of Morgans, and Lady Suffolk as
being one of the most celebrated trotters that ev-
err appeared upon the American turf.
These cugravings Vermont Black Hawk
alone, and "Black Hawk and Lady Suffolk to-
gether are very life-like, taken from the original
lile-size painting by the celebrated animal paint
-cr Marsden, and are the only correct portraits Of
these horses now in existence.
Slze--Black Hawk 16x20 in.
Black Hawk s. Lady Suffolk, lsx20 in.
Pricc-Black Hawk, ST 90
Black Hawk and Lady Suffolk, 2 90
These engravings viii be carefully put up and
sent by mail ON receipt Of price, by the under
signed. CHARLES ii. HILL.
Brdport, VT, Jan, 1867. 45-tl.
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TO MARRIED LADIES
CA UTION.


Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam for Alice
tions Of the Throat, Lungs and Chest
The expression ofOpinion of Alfred Guild,
NJ. D., Boston, Mass -" Having prescribed
the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam in many
Lung Complaints, with uniform succt SIS, l
can with confidence recommend its use for
al. those affections for which it is offered as
a remedy"
John A Berry, NJ ID Of Saco, Me, says
-"Durng practice of twenty years, Ibave
seen used all the popular remedies for Coughs
and am well satisfied that your Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam is Best, and hope it will
be better known and more generally used. 4"
Inquire for it by its whole name, and take
M other Reed, Cutler g. Co, Druggists.
b oStOn proprietors Price, soc, and 81.
Sold in Middlebury by w. Z Russell.
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Diro.

In Bristol Feb 10Th, Widow Mary STEW.
ART, aged 20 wears
Papers inn. Y please copy.
In Granville, Feb. 9Th ancra long and
painful illness, MAsoN BALL, Esq aged &c
years.
In Salisbury, on he 2Gd, Of Dec 1856 Dea-
con John Morton, who settled in this town,
in 1897, he was born on Christmas day 1862
and buried on Christmas day, Just % years
from his birth Though young when war
broke out between the Colonies and Great
Britain. he served part OF the time in the
Revolution he also commanded II large COM
pany of volunteers at the battle of PATS
burgh in 1914.
Several years previous TO his deccasc, lac
selected text for his funeral sermon as fol.
lows to wit Now lcttcst thou thy servant
depart in peace according to thy word " For
mine ewes have seen they salvation. Rev
gScph saw!er rIea,h,d at his funeral.
Con-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-02-25
Rural Publications.

HE COUNTY, GENTLI MAN. Weckly-a Jour-
nal Tor the Farm, the Garden and the Fre,ide.
New Volumes commence the first oi January and
Juy-each number consisting Of Sixteen Large
Quarto Pages. Two Dollars per annum. "Niih-
out question The Best Agricultural Paper in the
United States" "By Far, at the hend Of the Ag-
ricultural Journals Of tie United States"
TIM Monthly-a Magazine of
thiity-two octave pages, now in Its hremy-hid
year, and to commence with January next, the
4lh volume Of it. Third Series. 1t is now" made
up " from the Country GeRfirmdHand though fur
nished at the low price Of Fifty Gents yearcon
tinues TO maintain the rank it has over held as die
most Practical TURNER'S Paper, and the ablest
Scientific Authority in its peculiar sphere
lIIE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL REGIs1ER OF llU-
RAJ AIFAIEs. An annual Volums Of l44 PIP,
Observation-Disclosures with 1jC enuayines.
Nuinoer Three, for lsJ7, just issued, is even SUI
perlur TO It's predecessors, and like them, forms 4
convenient lepertory Of more Practical lntoma-
hoh' interesting 10 every Country Resident, than
can elsewhere be obtained ut -Four lines the
Cost lrice Twenty-Five Cents. Nos. l and 2,
for 1000 and 1866, same price. Per Dozen, 81,
sent pest paid
SPECIMEN NUMBERS
OF the Cultivator and Country Gentlemen are
freely supplied TO all Applicants, We will send a
copy Of the Register TO any one wishing to make
use of it to procure subscriptions, on being in
formed TO that effect. Address all letters Of in
quiry, or orders acc mpunied by the cash, TO
LUTHER TUCKER & son, Albany, N, Y.
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SEa a Rare Chance!
Farm for Sale.

TIE Administrator of the estate Of OICOTT
SMITH, viii sell vt Auction (lf not previously
disposed oi,) ON Thursday the 26,h Of Mach
next all the real estate belonging to said Smiths
estate. One farm of three hundred acres more or
less, situated in the south part of Bristol, CORNER
~ known rs the Riley Adams Farm. Said farm
has on it two good d yelling Houses. one OF brick
with beautiful cellar and cisteni, good morse
barn with the hest water in the county. Also n
large barn and sheds, with three small hay-bams
and corr-house. Also good Orchard and tim
Der lot.
said farm well cultivated, will produce rs much
Grain and Hay as any farm Of the same size IN
the county. Also three other lots of WOOD
LAND upon The mountain heavily tin!btrod.
OLIVER SMITH, Administrator.
Bristol, Feb. 30. 1857. ALB
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Rutland & Burlington h. Road,

rz,--s-a.-, SPECIAL NOTICE.-m
ess;sss-.s..iFl consequence of the extreme cold
weather and deep snow, the Morning. aad Erenisg
Passenger Trains between Rutland and Bellows
Falls, will be discontinued, for a few weeks, on
and after THURSDAY, JAN. 29rn, 1857, aud for
the accommodation Of way passengers, Passen-
ger Car will be attached to tho Freight Train lea
wing Rutland for Bellows Falls, at 800 a. N.
&C. The Evening Train from burlington TO
Rutland will be changed, TO leave Burlington at
800 =. NJ. instead of7.4c
For further particulars, see handbie
W A. BURNETT, Gen. Ticket Agent.
General Ticke, Office,
Hutland, Jan. -, 1867. i2.u
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Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, Feb. 49,
At markct-s00 Beef Cattle, l2O Stores,
1850 Sheep and Lambs, ZOO Swine
Prices Beef Cattlc-Extra SS75; First
quality, $3.50 second do. $500; third do
$3.50 ordinary 1915.
Hides DC per ID. Calf Skinylic. per ~.
Talow-llIc. per ID. rough Sic
Working OXcn-SlO0@125
Mich Cows $50, 40 @Gj.
b. NealCalyes- $500
Sheep and Lambs-a3, so 4. 5095 Extra,
SOLO
Swinc--In lots Sl@0c; retail, 100.
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q New Straw, Hav

4 ND CORNSTALK CUTTER! Earl's In
~ proved Patent, Vibrating Machine, is now
being established in this County, rs the least
complicated, cheapest, easiest worked, sharpened
or otherwise put in repair, of any machine that
costs nearly twice the money. 1t Will cut any de-
sired length. There is difference of opinun III re-
gard TO the length Of cut feed he Machine is very
simple, not liable TO get out of order, and with II
little practice. boy 10 or II years old, will woik
it with ease and without danger. The expense is
such, that it comes within the means Of every
one, that keeps but one horse or COW.
Providing YOU get good article, with little
trouble, and save one third, as estimated, Of your
hay or grain, besides improving the value Of your
animals % per cent. Wouldn't that pay? If
you think so, call at the store Of W. II. Reinscn,
or at the Grst Mil, and get one that has got the
snap TO it, WM. FISHER, Manufacturer.
Alidllebury, VT, Feb 4, 1857. 42-2m
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SHINGLE MACHINE!
e. r. MORRISONs PATENT

CHINGLE MACHINE, fot piyins and Shay
~ ing Shi.I. iss, is not humbug or n failure,
as old iogies may suspect, got up on purpose TO
gull the public. lis practctablhy has been tested
for about three years, and sustans its former rep
utatiun. Nearly all the rights in the States in
the I Mon have been taken for said Machine, and
between one and two hundred have been already
put in operation. The Machine works all kinds
of Timber that can be worked by hand, and some
that can not, from the raw bolt at n rapid rate,
from 1000 to 1000 per hour, according to the quail
ity Of the Timber. The above Machine is now
In oparotion at
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lSHELDON'S HATR TONIC.

This is prepared especially for its tonic and
strengthening effects in promoting the healthy
growth Of the Hair, and preventing it from coming
-out. For these purposes it 10 the best remedy
ever sold here.
All the above preparations are manufactured
by ME, person whom you all KNOW, and have
no hesitation in putting them in competition, for
real value, with anything else Of the kind made in
the world. H. A. SHELDON.
January 3lst, 1867.
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THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF
Irving's Life Of Washington

GEO, p. PUTNAM & Co, will commence
~ in lew days, new edition of this great
work in semi-monthly pnrts. Price IS cts. each.
ach volume viii consist Of L parts, handsome
~ printed in imperial octave. The whole work
will he illustrated by about 80 superior ongravings
steel, including Portraits and Original Histor-
cal designs, by Eminent Artists.
With numerous Wood Cuts and Maps. Zach
part win contain at least 80 pages and one engra-
wing on Steel; every other part will have two
steel plates.
TERMS or PUBLICATION.
I. Each semi-monthly part, containing as above
specified, 20 cents, payable on delivery.
2. All subscribers must engage TO take the
tire work.
8, The second and subsequent numbers will be
Issued in double parts-and the whole will be
published ut regular intervals of two weeks.
Among the Illustrations already engraved or
nearly completed, are the following Portraits ION
steel y
Gen. Schuyler, Gen. Charles Lee,
Cen Putnam, Gen. Henry Lee,
Gen. Arnold, Col. Moutrie,
Gen. Green, Gen. Wayne,
Gen. Ward, Gen. Clinton,
Gcn Knox, Rob't Morris,
Gen. Mont omery, Gen Stark,
Gen. St. Clair. Gen Hamilton,
Gen. Lord Sterling, Gen. Yates,
Cen Baron Steuben, Gen Glover,
Gen Lafayette. Gen t,ir W. Howe,
Cen Count Pulaski, Sir Henry Clinton,
Gen Lincoln, Lord Corvallis
Cen Mercer, Gen. Burgoyne.
Washington, from the picture by Peae,
do from the picture of Trumbull.
do from the picture of Wuitnuler,
do from the picture of Stewart
do from the picture of lludsol's Bust,
do from the picture Of Statute,
do from the picture Of Browns Statute
do from the original profile.
Mrs. Washington (early portrat,)
Mrs. Washington, from Stewart.
Miss Phillips, from original picture
ILLUSTRATORS on STEEL.
Historical Scenes (chiefy from original designs
Site of Washingtou's Birth-rlace Mount Vernon
three views; Washington as Surveyor; do.
at Fort Necessity: do. surveying the Dismal
Swamp; do us Winchester; do. Field Sports
Forfyiug Bunker's Hill; Fort Ticonderoga Lake
George Notifications at West Point in 1850;
Washington quelling Riot from cotemporl-
~ drawing; Il View Of New York, 1TT6 {; Announce
mcnt Of Independence Brittle of Trenton, Battle
Of Germantown, Battle Of Monmouth, Braddocks
Battle Field, Washington going to Congress, &c.
"Nlust always remain par ennence NE history
Of the Father Of his Country PHilad,lpLid Bal-
ietiR.-N. Bit is intended that the lllnstrst-
tons in this edition shall be worthy of the subject
and Of the author. The best artists have been el
gagged TO make original drawings and the most
eminent engrsvers are secured. NO expense
will be spared to make the engravngs creditab!e
to American art, and full y satisfactory 10 ANA
teiws of fistdous taste.
10 Agents and canvassers supplied on liberal
terms. This edition is published exclusively for
subscribers.
~ Country Papers inserting this advertise
ment three times will receive q complete set Of
the Illustrated Edition.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.


WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims aud demands of all per-
sons against the estate Of
OTIS GOODRICH,
late OF Middebury, ia said district, deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from the
"a day OF February, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, We do therefore here
by give notice that We will attend to the bus
mess of our said appointment, at the dwell
ling house Of the widow Of The late Otis
Goodrich, on the 21st days of March aud
July, from one until four o'clock, p. NJ, en-
each Of said days.
SAMUEL s CROOK, }comr,
ALLEN FOOT,
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day day Of
February, A. b. 1857. 4S-S@
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szy' IIelmbolls 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
nesscs, &c. Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed " lielmbold's Genuine
Preparation. 2i;y
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE..

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of al per
sons against the estate Of
JOSEPHUs SHOLES,
late of Orwell, in said district. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited In off
set thereto; and six months from the ST.
day of January, 1851, being allowed by sas
Court for that purpose,we do therefore her'
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bu,
mess OF our said appointment, at the publ
inn of the widow Olive Sholes, in said y
we'll, on the last Thursdays in March ar
June next from nine o'clock, A. NJ, I'M
four clock, r. NJ, on each OF said days.
DANIEL NJ. COOK, to-,
ROSWELL B0T1UM,
Dated at Orwell, this 10Th day OF JanuaI
A. ID. 1851 43-3w
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We have examined Burdens new Pal lent
Horse and Mule Shoe, for sale by Blodkct,
Brown & Co., so s. 80 Pear street, Boston,
and regard it as a providential provision hr
the comfort of horses. Liverymen and team
sters use It altogether SEE advcrtis ement\
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New Music.

TUST RECEIVED, BY W. c. MYERS, con-
- sting of all the
INSTRUCTION BOOKS, GLEES, &c.
Also a large supply of the latest Sheet Music pub
lished, such as Songs, Ilrl<eS, PoLkos, &c.
Messrs. Ross, Morse x Co.'S Melodeons con-
stantly on hand. AL sold IA cheap as can be
bought in Boston. Public patronage is respect
fully solicited. Call and examine.
Middlaburv Ian 49,
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Sheldon's Hair DYE |.

h0UBLE the quantity at HALF the price Of
IL other Dyes. 1t continues to sell at n rap
idly increasing rate as people become acquainted
with it.
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To Nervous Sufferers.

retired clergyman, restored to health
in few days, after many years of great nor-
vous suffering, is anxious to make known the
means OF cure: viii send (Tce) the pre-
DAGSALL, No. so Fulton street, Brooklyn
MY. 2O;4m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Glee Club.

DY particular request, the Ethiopian Glee
ID Club of this village, will sing in Union Hail.
on tomorrow Thursday evening, Feb. 2eth.-
Doors open at l-2 O'Clock. Concert to COM
mence at 7. Tickets 10 cents.
Per order of Manager.
Mddebury, Feb. %, 1857.
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sugLpoN,s oHERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs, Colds, &C., contains all the valuable
virtues of Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Bark,
with many other valuable remedial agents, and
contains NO OPIUM. Its increasing success IS its
best recommendation.
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SITELDON,.y NO. II.

For Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, and other kin
dred complaints has obtained the most unprece-
dented sale that any Medicine ever had in Mid
dlebury. 1t is SO well known thai people have
only to be reminded that it is still for sale at my
store,
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Farm for Sale.

4 Farm of 800 acres, in the northwcstrrly
4 part Of Salisbury, on otter Greek and
on the FINLAND ana Burlington Railroad, four
and "a half miles from Middlcbury by rail
road. Said Fam is well wooded well watered,
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tillage, &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 N. WEEKS.
West Farms. Salisbury, Oct. !, 1886. 90