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LET THEM TELL Ir.-Dr. johnson used
to say it wss an excellent thing to en,our
age children to repeat to some brother, or
sister, or playmate, whatever of impor-
lance they had seen or heard told. He
said the very attempt to tell it to others,
would fix it most indelibly on their own
mind, and related that his mother, after
having described to him the future joys of
the blessed, directed him to go to the gar
dener and tell it over TO him.
Parents will find this most intel tstng
and profitable effort Let them be en-.
cou!aged to tell to others the sermon to
which they have listened, the exercises OF
the Sabbath school, or whatever they have
seen or heard, that is worthy to bo i'm
pressed on their own minds, and the effeci
will be good in various ways. 1t will fix
the thing more firmly in their own mind
1t will cultivate a habit of observation and
attention to all that is transporting about
them; it will give them an intelligent in.
terest in each others society, always to
listen to, or relate what may be interest
ting; besides, it will help to bind parents
and children in more intimate bond of
social affection, by mutually repeating to
each other what each may suppose would
be of interest to the other.
Children should be encouraged to tell
freely their own thoughts and feelings to
parents, with the assurance of sympathy
on the part of the parent. Let the child
know that you will not meet even his faults
with harsh rebukes, but will, with gentle
solicitude, seek to mould and guide his
heart to virtue and goodness. Let them
tell it.
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idle Curiosity Cured.

On his first tip by land, 10 sec his faith.
er in Boston, he was worried almost to
death by the abominablo inquisitveness
Of the New England tavoru-koepers.
Neither man nor beast could travel
among them in comfolt No matter how
wet or weary, how hungry or thirsty, the
poor traveller might be- he was not to *
pect an atom of refreshment from the silly
publicans until their most pestiferous Gu
riosity was first gratifed. And then Job
himself could not stand such questions as
they would goad him with such as where
he came from-and where he might be
a-going-and what religion he might be Of
and it he was married man-and so
on. After having been prodigiously teazed
In this way for several days, until at last
the bare sight of public house almost
threw him into an agae, he determined to
try the following remedy at the very next
tavern. Soon as he alighted from his
horse he desired the tavern-keeper to col
lect his whole family, wife, children, and
servants, every soul of them for he had
something 0ast(y tmportant to commune
cate. All being assembled and wonder
ing what he had to say, he thus addressed
them My name is Benjamin Franklin.
am printer by trade. l live, when al
home, in Philadelphia. In Boston l have
father, good old man, who taught me
when l was boy, to read my book and
say my prayers. l have, ever since
thought it my duty to visit and pay my
respects to such f.ther and l am on
that errand to Boston now. This is all
that l can at present recollect of myself
that L think worth telling you. But if you
can think of anything else that you wish
to know about Inc, beg you to out with
1t at once, that l may answer, and SO give
you an opportunity to get me something
to eat; for long to be on my journey
that l may return as soon as possible tc
my family and business, where I most Of
all delight to be-"
Forty thousand sermons against sd2c en-
TaoSitv could hardly have driven it so eff
fectually out of New England as did this
little squib of ridicule.- Weenas's LiG
Of Franklin
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Middlebury Female Seminary

X The Principal announces the continued en-
gagement of the accomplished board of Teachers
at the Seminary, with whom she has been asso-
; ciated during the passed year. The courses of
instruction will have the benefit of their expert
ence particular attention will be directed by
Professor BoTr to vocal music. and the principles
Of musical composition. The advantages of the
institution will remain, therefore, equally COM
plete here tofore and the terms without change.
The Summer Qua ter commences on Wednos-
day, May leland continues ten and a half weeks.
Pupils are not received for less than a full quar-.
tor except by particular arrangement with the
Principal.
Miss AGNrs GoRpoN, Principal and Prcocptress.
Miss NJ ). kNowLEs, Assistant rreceptres5.
Miss L. G. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting
MIR. y. BoTr, Teacher Of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
TahoR--ln Elementary English, SO 90 Higher
English 81 90; Latin and English, SO COS Piano
$40 o. SingngS2 00 Vocal Music Class, 0O {;
Painting in Water Colors, "a 90 ; IN Oil, Sc 90;
Drawing, s4 o.; French, 50 90. German 81 90.
An extra charge of rs cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Board In Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, S25 % per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle OF each quarter, and
no deduction Is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
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often will you repeat it before you believe
it yourself7"
TIE MUTINY IN ONE WoRp.-An old
lady being asked what she thought of the
iuutiny in India, replied that, to her
min, it MAS extremely q Hindoodicious. !"
~ Cobler, who also professed to
teach music, had the following sign over
his door -
Delightful task to mend the tender boot,
And teach the young idea how 10 flute"
A Mr. Pea has been indicted for
whipping his wife and children. No
doubt he thinks it hard case that a man
cant he allowed to thrash his own Peas.
"A country editor thinks that Column
bus is not entitled to much credit for dis
covering America, as the country is SO
large he could not well have missed it.
In state OF mental absence, young
man demanded the hand of a young lady,
and only perceived his error when he got
her fathers foot instead.
-" Why it's as plain as two and two
make FOUR" said man in an argument
but l deny that too" said his dispu-
tant I" for 2 and make o."
There's a man in New Orleans, with
such a tarnation wooden head, that he j:
obliged to use jack-plaue Whenever he
is in want of shaving.
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An Important Ira in the Healing Art
consumption, Bronchitis,

CArARRH, LARrNGITis, ASTHMA, AND DISEASES
OF the THROAT, Lungs AND HEART, CuIAD
WITHOUT IUTrlNG DRUGS INTO TIE STOMACH
~ iNHALING COLD INDICATED NAPoRs
DIX. ANDREW STONE, Physician 10 the Troy
Lung institute, inventor of the celebrated PM
mon eter or Lung Tester, and Editor of the Esv1
tid's Ordcie j. treating with astonishing success
Cons uiupton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryneitis
Chronic CataiTh liberated Throat, and Aztec.
tions Of the Heart, with his new Uncovered sys-
tom ~ lnhalilg cold Medcated Nspors. II is
wonderful discovery made upon tue scientific
principles; the vapors are so composed as to dis
solve tubercul,r matter IN the lungs, and cause
II To be eApeciorated II traverses every air tube
and cell ana liberated cavern, causing them to
heal, quoting the cough. suJdung the night
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chills.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
OF Inc throat and lungs, that has blighted the
taircst prospects Of youth aud is now annually
casting the sabla pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the Jnited states, becomes as
durable in my hands, under .ny system of treat
nent as any otner disea,cs,--l adopted before u
vital stamina is too lar depressed, The advan
tage OF IN treatment is such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find II convenient
to come TO the institution, by writing full hists-
ry OF the case, with all the symptoms, age apd
sex. Packages Of the yapor with an inhaler for
their use. for three months course il furnished
at S25: for one month Sl6
Spacious and well furnished rooins and board
is nj NIL times furnished In the Institution, for
those coming irom abroad for treatment.
WORD Of SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE TO
THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
II Is q solemn truth that over 100 600 die in the
Unite" States annually with Con,umption, Mar
asmus, or Piemntuie De~ay There cannot be
mn cilec' without its adequate cause. thousand.
OF the young, Of both sexes, 60 down to an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian.
In view of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such as Spermatorr-
hel, Seminal weakness, the vice of seif-abuse
disease of the kidneys, Spinal atlectiou-prema-
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
cepton practice ell upon the community by base
pretendcrs, the directors OF the Troy Lung Iusti-
tute have instructed their attending physician to
give advice grute, TO all persons thus afflicted,
who apply b. ietteI with description of their
condition, pge, occupation. habits life, &c. All
persons applicants can be cfectuaily treated at
home
Just published, treatise on the early decay OF
the American YOUTH SpermatUrrh1a, Seminal
weakness, the vice of selt-abuse and other diseas
es Of the sexual organs, which will be sent by
mai lin sealed enyelope,) tree OF charge on re-
ceipt Of two postage stamps for postage.
Addrass post paid, DIR. ANDRE W STONE,
Physician to the LUNG INsTITI TIE.
10y. No 90, Fifth ST., Troy, N. Y.
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A SENATOR ELECTED BY Love LETTER.
In certain town in this State, letter
arrived for young lady from her lover.
on the day of election. The Postmaster,
as is not unfrequent in the rural districts,
knowing the eagerness with which a mes
sage of that tender character would be
expected, took upon himself the pleasing
duty of delivering it b.; but first, like
good Democrat must vote, and Of course
in separate selfsealing envelope. This
was duly prepared, with the Democratic
tickets enclosed, and the gluten stuck TO-
gether. Stopping at the town meeting he
deposited the letter in the ballot-box, and
went with the separate self.sealed to the
house of the blooming maiden, to whom be
calamity handed the entire Democratic
ticket, State and town. How the lady
interpreted the missive we do not know,
but the mo !erator and clerk ungallantly
refused to count the love letter, and the
Republican candidate was declared elected
by Que NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal
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1fiisrrllancous.
I Is Il q =
MANUFACTURiN
DAVENPORT d CLAY

goa. Would respectfully inform then
70 s..s patrons and the public general
as ~. that they continue To ccivc
ssassOuM.- w . OF
AZ The establishment Of the Middlclnf
Manufacturing Company. to manufacture i'm.
to 4 .Iorcni kind of Cloths such as
CbuyHS, CASHiUEHES, DOESklNa,
rwEEUS, FANCY GOODS,
And all kinds OF
RIRuEpGODps, WHIT DNNb CORN FI.ANNLLS
or -. rmal.cut colurs and miAes to suit , lr
taste, nn shares OF 10y the yard; At the option
of the owner,
Having boon to great expense in purchas.
ing looms suited 70 weaving
FANCY CHItCIfS.
Aud using nothing but pure wool Goa the f, l..
rio, We feel warranted ia saving that ou1
goods, As to style ana quality cannot he sur
passed ia the county.
They will keep large assortment on hand
Of the various kinds OF their manufacture, SEA
as TO accommodate those ul their patrons
who may want their cloth in advance
The subscribers would say that they have
been encouraged to venture this large OUTLAY
in machinery, from the fact that they have
hardly been able, 10y the almost effort on
their part, to supply the home demand for
their cloths for the last two years.
Encouraged by the favor with which thril
goods have met thus far, they hope nv stiict
persnnala attention to bushes, and the inter.
ests Of their patrons, to receive libcral
WOOL CARVING.
We would announce to the public that we
have also purchased a new set Of machinery
suitable for cardiug wool into rolls for Gus.
toners at short notice and At he usual prices
IermS ~ reasonlhl> As at any ~sthh.
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-" Say, nigga, cum and hab dc pleas
ure OBJ dinln' wild your mos humble SER
pent, wont you, heb p IVY, lock here,
Sam, Use not particularly in my socis-
shups but wish to know fus before l
vail myself OBJ perlite imptimashru, whar
you hsb your lodjings ?" mo difference,
nigga, whar l lodge. l don't AK you to
sleep with me-but only to eat dinner in
a greeable socium5ility."
=" / repeat" said person Of ques-
tionabe vcracity, that am an honest
man." Yes, Was the reply, " and how
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NOTICE.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
AID
PROVISION STORE.

The subscriber would give notice to the nhab-
Rants Of Middlcbury and vicinity, that he is now
receiving a supply Of Family Groceries and pro-
visions. such as sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses,
Butter Cheese, Flour, by the b., or barrel, &c,
&c also Bread and Crackers Of various kinds.
Warrior, kinds ot Fresh Meat kept constantly
on hand, and win be delivered 10 purchasers.
o. All tho above articles viii be sold at the
lowest cash price, for cash ready pay.
No South 4ud Of n bridge.
as a WILLIAMSON
Aiddlsbury, Feb. %, lsts.
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DIR. NJ. B LACROIX'S
PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAGE a Lew and re-
vistd edition $50 pages and
100 plates. PlIce 70 cents Il
copy. \ popular and com
picuenslvc treatise on the du-
lies and Casualties Of single
and married lile-happy and
fruitful alliances, node ol Sc
curing Observation-Disclosures and
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inferte ones their DEVIATION and remuval-uer-
vous debility, i;s canses and cure, by Il process
at once 90 simple safe and eiiectuai, HAT failure
j. impossi ble-luie- for daily muLag9ment-au
essay on Spermatorrhpd, with practical Ubsorva-
tious on a safer aud more successful mode Of
neutrality-suspicious. hints on the evil re-
su T. from empirical practice to which Is added
commeu aries on the diseases Of tcmales-irom
infancy TO old aee-each case beautifully Illus
trted by beautiful plates. 1t points out the REM
edie- Tor those self.ufiiictcd miseres and disap-
pointed hopes 80 unfortunately prevalent IN the
young. IL is 4 truthful wiser to the married
and those contemplating marriage It's perussl
is particularly recommended to rsons entertain
ing secret doubts of their physical condition, and
who are conscious Of having hazarded The health,
the happiness and privileges to which every llu-
man beng il entitled.
Price 70 cents per copy, or five copies for 81,
mailed free of postage to any pant o. tic United
States, by addressing DR.. LACROIX, tpost paid
Albany, y. ! e, enclosing 20 cents IN money or
l. >. postage stamps.
n. b. Those who prefer may consult Dr. La
CRoIX, upon any of the diseases upon which his
book treats, either personally o. by mail. his
medci es often cure in the short space Of SIX
days, and completely and entirely eradicate all
traces Of thsse disorders which copayia and GU
hebs have so long been thought an antidote, to
the ruin Of the health OF The patient His French
Secret Is the great continental remedy for that
class of disorders which, unfortunately. phYsI-
clans treat with mercury, TO the lrretrie'aue de-
struction OF the patient constitution, and which
all the sarsaparilla in the world cgunot cuIe-
DR.. LACKuIN's medicines are free from All
mineral pJisons and put mp in neat and COM
pact orrn, which can be sent by express or mails
and may be taken in public or private houses, or
while travelling, without exposure 10 the most in
innate friend OF room mate, or hindrauce from
business Or study, and no important change 10
the diet is necessary. Medicine. sent to any part
of the Union, according to directions, safely
packed, and carefully secured from all observa-
ton.
A liberal discount made to book dealers, cam
vassers and pedders, who purchase the book 1T
wholesale. Office 81 Maiden Lane, uear Broadway,
Ally Albany, y. y.
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THE GREAT BEAU1IFYER
So long cessiully sought,


30 lon6 unnecessarily sought,
+ o y n d AT LA ST!
For It restores permanently gray hair TO l.
original colori covers luxuriuuuy the baId head;
removes all dandruh, itching and all scrofula,
scald head aud all erupuOns makes the hair
soft, healthy, aud glossy and will preserve It TO
any manageable agei removes, as Il by magic,
all blotches, &c, from the face, and cures all
neuralgia and nervous head ache. See circular
and the following;
Dover, \. H., Feb 2, 1857.
Prof. o. j. Wood 4 Cc.-Gents Within few
days We have received so many orders and cal
for Pot. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative, that to-
day we are compelled 10 send to Boston for Il
quantity, the six dozen you forwarded all being
sold,) while we night order "a quautit, from you.
Every bottle we have sold seems to lave pro-
duced three or four new customcos End the ap-
probation and patronage it receives from tie most
substantial and worthy citizens OF ouI vicinity,
fully convince Us that it is moal valuable pre-
PARTON.
Send US as soon as may be one gloss of 81 size;
and Cne dozen 81 size and believe Us yours very
respectfully, lSigned) DASIEL LATHhur 6 Co.
Hickory Grove st. Charles Co. No. Nov 10 1866
Prof 0. j. Wood-Dear Sir; Some time last
summer we were Induced TO use some Of your
Hair Restorative, and its effects were wonder
ful, we leel it our dAly to you and the afflicted,
10 report it.
Our little sons head for some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called it
scald head. l he hair almost entirely came III
in consequence, when n friend, seeing his suffer-
inss, advised Us to use your Restorative, we did
20 with little hope Of success, but, to our SUR
prise. and that OF all our friends, very few APP
plications removed the disease entirely, and a
new and luxurisnt crop OF hair soon started out
and we can now say that our boy has rs healthy
a scalp, and as luxuriant crop of huir any
other child. Ne can. there ore, and do hereby
recommend your Rr'toi a'iye, as perfect rene
dy for all diseases of the scalp and hair.
We ur9 yours espectluly,
GEORGE W. HIGGINBoTHAM,
SARAH A. uIUGISBoTHANI.
Gardiner, Me. June %, sos.
Prof y. }. NOod--pcsr SIR; have used two
bottles Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
aud can truly say it Is The greatest discovery Of
the age Tor 7, s'or NJ and changing the hair be-
fore using II WIS man Of seventy. My hair
has now attained its original color You can rec
cmmcnd 1t to tie world without the l,ast ieara
my case was o. e OF the wort kind.
Yours respectfully.
o. !. WOOD co, Proprietors, sl2 Broad
way, n. Y, tin tue great (. Wire Railing Is
tabshment) and lli Market street, 1T. Louis
Mo- sold by all wholesale ruFf'ts W. +,
RUssELI agent for Midd'ebuIy. sO-42:9m
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AMERICAS d. FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. EDDY, SOLICITOROFP PATENTS.
tLate agent Of L. $. Patent O6ice, Washington
lLnncl I'm In nj ltn1N

7sSrATE-sr. o,uosito tiih, st EoSroN
- - "a a I-N e, oPVos'tc hlioN So bOo ON.
"A I'm an eA'cIsiNe lrucuco OF upwards OF
- T1'en! !oiH, 0oN'ii'uC' 10 eVSuIc "teh's III
, e States ,.so ~ Uie' DiI'Hi, irunce,
nIc "'ici iorelBn cou"v.'es OuNc"tsi Specltca-
G "i',' az aPVIs OF drawings
~ "'o,''' vi .0''iS, ana win
W H.os liue Iilso Ainerlcan or
~ 'ie E"ilu'y or Jun
~ ~ y, -, Il -'iu lca"I or other
49, e. ~ e -. az '"uVn'is 'uG s'ii4e'
1oPe3 ;, VI 'pe ci,nms VI ",i! atent lurnlsed ny
Wst,,S, o"e D"''"'' ns''s "i"o"'' recorded ut
Nh ' ''a e.; .. Ill. a.. ,
~, 20 IT,, Hi'ls .uo ia'ses' IN We"
- i'iOus'4 eiI.oia IA advantage"
h,iit W, 80 p',,S,,s '''ii,'ib 'n, PH.eh'a-
,'' r,,r g., ~ u "", lhl,
-, o,a ri az! WIN can pe offered
80 ~, MD, ltiiiyui, DI'oW gwen
+ rrTr VI 0iYi,t,,Is 49, . Ol.2ol = \ III
sifItis ~ Nh i iii" 'Ie sUgsc.Qet ana us
TGG;|S Am ApIti'rV H. "oDi 'f , AI Az
bts an,,a, .oSl -, iG mo"u "uu tuat he
,ot otier ,fi;re oftb. EN- anu can prove,
fa stove, @ I. nc o"sIges ior
ppcn,js 90 ti sis.;l ; nc immense
nnst has enabled lin IN acc,,,,,i,S ."o't! Se"'
Lection Of snnr,,;cstio,s arJ ~ S'ss eoI-
i,i,, ~ o,, rG anu GlGlaI ueel'iohs
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FARM FOR SALE.

VNHE Farm belonging to tie estate Of r. j.
b BINGHAM, now occupied by Aiouzo L.
bingham, is offered for sale Said Farm ia very
desnably located in West Cornwall has thereon
goo lwolling house and ont buildings. contain.
about one hundred and nnetv-threo acres. For
terms apply To MERRILL BINGHAM
l;ii. Administrator
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CARPETTNGS /!

ENGLISH NELVETS,
With rich MEDALLION CENTRES and BOR-
DEEs VELNETS Of the best fabrics and most
popular patterns.
rA PESTRIES and BRUSSELS,
From the best manufactures in Europe and A
metc.-with STAIRS ana RUGS to match OIL
CLOTHS Of Patent Enameled finish, and the
lae.t patterns. COCOA MATTINGS and
MATS Of all sizes. SUFFERS, EXTRA FINES,
FINES, UNIONS, COTTON INGRAlNS, &c.
~ CHURCHES, HOTELS, ana other Public
buildings furnished at short notice Carpets
made to order and lid in the best manner
RICHARDS, ALDEN Il CO,
Orer The Bosi.H i. Maine R4Hyoad Dsp0t
HAY MARKET SQNARE,
BOSTON. 4ii8m
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months.
Pills family boxos, % cts,-Psster on Kid,
is 81 cents
q The above articles are soi by the dealers
this paper circulatcs, and by one or more agent
in every city. town aud village in the United
State, Canada and SoUh America.
Sold in Middlcbury 10y oh the Druggists.
G. T.. Case, D.. a. liamilion, Saiisbwyi E.
NJ. Wright, and l. 5. Wilcox, Orwell; Union
Store, Shorclam J. 7. Fletcher, and Gordon
Searl, pridpofi; l.. " Pollard, Addison; j. h.
Needhou, bristol; Market Hall, Hinesburghi II.
0. Sm.h, Nunhtoai also by Druggists in Ver-
gennss 70
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FISH AND POTATOES.

kind.) Also fist rnte Potatoes, which will be
sold at a small profit for cash or ready pay at
A, WiLIIAMSONS
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Mlistelloutong.
4 New Farm implement


The Combired Two Horse Cultivator,
MYTH STEEL TEETH new and useful
w Farm Implement which has been fully
tested and is considered The Rest tool for the puf-
pose intended that has ever been offered to the
turner. II is adapted to all kinds Of soils par
tcularly TO clay soils Also to cniiivaiing IN TIN
spring, fall, plowed on s,ubhia lands, and In pet
ting in grain crops covering moro grain and
deeper THAI drag T. increases The crops very
much.
Made TO order and .ent to any part Of Ga. COM.
try. Also all kinds of Swivel, Deep Filler and
Subsoil Flows in common use. Horse loes AID
Steel Teeth Cuivators Tor Corn and Potato
crops. Double Flows; Muck Flows, Sward and
Stuble Plows, aud Road Sciapcrs made eud En-
ished IN the most substantial manner, and sent to
any part Of the country desired
DAVID A. PAINE.
Starksboro, March 20, 1853 30;
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FARM FOR SALE.

TVNHE subscr Der offers for sule tho farm, known
ast.e PHrLPs FAHM lying half mile south
~ this village, oa the Creek. his farm contains
about one hundred acres forty acfcs Of interval,
the whole is valuable for grain or grass. Good
barns, sheds and yards, well supplied with water,
On these premise. is valuable muck pit. Ter
terms enquire Of HARVEY IhrchAhu'
MiddieGury, March 7th 1855. AZ
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The public are informed that they can Get Beef
Steak, Suiloin Steak, Corned Beet. Also Veal
Lamb and Mutton, at i. VII LiiMSONS.
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GROCERIES.
MEAT FOR THE MILLION

Such as Sugars, Teas, Coffee and a 10, Of other
accessories, for sale cheap at WlLLlAMsON'S