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CHITTENDEN COUNTY INSTITUTE.

VNHE WINTER TERM of this institution will
l. commence Wednesday Nov. 24th 1858.
NJ. r. TYLER, A. b., Principal;
Miss S. C. DouGHERrY Preceptres,,
and Teacher Of French;
Mrs. L. A. ELLIS, Teacher Of
Music, Painting and Drdn'"g.
Board 81 so per week to 50 per week.
Good Rooms at reasonable rates for those wish
ing to board themselves.
For further particular. address the Principal.
Essex, VT. Nov. 9th, 1858. w20tf
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REMOVAL.
NEW BOOK.

NEW BOOK.
TIME TENANT HOUSE; or. Embes from
l. Pouerty's Misunderstanding nearly 500
pages handsomely embellshed with Original De.
sign, by Dallas and engraved in the highest style
of the art by N. Orr, Esq. Price 81 %.
IrIOnt re-. Joel pa-Le-, u. D.1
This book is pure as the poems of Cowper. The
plot is ingenious the descriptions graphic, the
characters well sustained.
From the Rev. Thomas De VIII, d. d.
l have read with interest the volume entitled the
" Tenant House"
For sale at HUNTINGTON'S.
Nov "a 1858. daw
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COUGHS. BRONCHITIS

~ COUGHS, BRONCHITIS
NSvMNXN HOARSENESS, COLDS, INFLU
MXXH&A ENzA. ASTHMA, CATARRH
vpNyNSSlIN my Irritation Soreness Of N,
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Frs and SINGERS they are cfcctual in clearing and
! giving strength to the Voice.
any Of our readers, particularly ministers or
public 'peat,rS, suffering from bronchial irrt tfion
tbs simple romedy nil bring almost nag,cai relcc"
| -CHRisTIAN WArCHMAN.
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AID.
AN erc,2en, article. "-NAuoSAL Ea,, WASH.
tNGToS.
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are acquainted pth"-CHRIsriAS HERALD Crvctv-
NATL
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"Sure remedy for throat affections. "-TnAsscnrpr
"EWcdcions and Observation-Disclosures
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NOV. 26. w226m cow
HOODS. RIGOLETTEs, AMLERTs,
MlTTENS, GLOVES, SCARFS,
and
S Q U Z S,
for Ladies' and Children's wear. New Goods,
just in, at still lower prices, and for sale at tho
CORNER STORE.
Nov. 10. wifi
M U MfhANI SUCCESS Ot
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OF LIFE.
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l. Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
81 READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE IL
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AUGUSTA, Me. May 81, ls45.
Dr.. Bradlee.
SIR-Tho Hungarian Balsam has been of
the most infinite service to me. | have been
cured of an affection of the Lungs which was
thought to be incurable by all my friends, by the
use of few bottles. One of my children was also
restored to health, after being pronounced
BEYOND THE REACH OF MEDICAL AID, and
this medicine is now my constant resort in case of
any difficulty in the Throat and Lungs.
iTuas, cra3y J. WEEKS.
DR.. BRADLEE-Sir-Mr. Clark of Palmyra
Me-, friend of mino, was taken sick about a
year ago with bad Cough, Pain in the side,
general debility, &c. He consulted several DOCTORS
who prescribed for him--but finally told
HE COULD NOT GET WELL!
He stopped taking medicine, but continued to
grow worse, until he weak that he could
scarcely sit up. He saw notice of the Hungarian
Balsam, procured bottle, and continued to take
it according to the drectons-and, strange to say,
in few months he strong man, and he
believes, permanently cured. Yours respectfully,
II. G. o. WASuBURN Bookseller
Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass, to whom all orders should he address
ed. Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces. TllEO. A. PECK, Agent,
oct2lwlm Burlington, Vt.
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4 BOOK FOR THE SICK. II,

a BOOK FOR THE SICK, ny Door
SAMUEL S. FrrcH.-SLN LECTURES on the
causes and cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
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GOLD! GOLD A.!

STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE OWN
- er, as supposed by Drovcr, Oct. 18th 1858,
a bright red two year old mich heifer, rather
thin, horns very large and blunt, half the horn
white next the head, the rest dark and scaly; n
white bag and little white the end Of the
tail. Whoever will inform the owner of her
whereabouts shall be rewarded.
CHAS. POLLARD.
Winooski Falls, Oct. %, 1858. d&wtf.
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BASKERVILLE, NH,

SINCE 1Si9.
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w manufacture to order all the various kinds
Of CIRCULAR and other SAWS that are used
in the United States and Canadas.
II The large Circular Saws are ground by a
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AMBROTYPES 81 PHOTOGRAPHS.
FENlIe Finest aud most durable Pictures the
4 Ambrotypes and Photographs, and Ambro-
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ly glass picture that be relied upon not to
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weather Balsam to blister with the heat in
all other glass pictures. The Photograph is
perior to any other picture made on paper. For
proof IDln" call ut
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TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.
Congress WILL be officially informed that
the late disturbances in Washington and Ore
gon have resulted from the neglect to ratify
the various treaties concluded with the In
dams in those territories.
The Washington correspondent of the
Times states that Secretary Cobb will leave
the Treasury within ten days, probably tax
ing the mission to London.
The Secretary of the Treasury received to-
day from leading merchants OF New York, a
statement assuring him the present tariff will
Weld sixty-five millions of revenue during the
next fiscal year.
Capt Benz f. Brooke of the marine corpse
died suddenly on Sunday evening.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 30
Mr.. Forsyth, our Mexican Minister, ar
rived in this city to-day. Lieut. Paulding
Tatnall also arrived here to-day bringing the
Japan treaty and dispatches from Consul
Harris to the State Department.
An important recommendation will be
sent to Congress concerning the opening up
OF Utah to settlement by bringing the lands
into market and extending the presumption
laws to that territory,
New YoRK. Dec. |.
Washington correspondence says Mr.
Forsyth was present to-day with the Cabinet
and gave an interesting detail of Mexican af
fairs. Secy. Guthrie has been rendered thu
Presidency of the Southern Pacific Railroad
FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Nov. 20.
The Europa from Liverpool the 20 inst, ar
rived this afternoon. The session of Parla
ment is expected to commence about the 2
of February. Hon. Frederick Bruce, brotht
of Lord Elgn, has been appointed the fir
British Ambassador to Pekin. Bruce We
Secretary of Elgin's Ambassy and was a
tached to Lord Ashburton special mission
Washington in 1912.
LEAvENwoRTH. Nov &c,
(Per. U, S. Express to Boonville, 30th,)
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NEW FEATURES.
FIFTH YEAR OF THE
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4 NEW WATCH FOR TIMING
HORSES.

APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
M ATCil Manufacturers, WALTHAM MASS.
have invented Watch for Timing Horses
which performs VITA promptncss and accuracy
never before attained. drawing and full partic-
uinrs sent on application at Waltham, or at l63
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ton New York. patent has been applied for.
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MESS MACKERL I;

4 FEW CASKS, quite new, fat and fine, are now
~ offered to buyers, at A. S. DEWEf'S.
November 10, 1858.
Strange, that fishes without heads should have
such tales told about them. daw
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
BUSINESS DIRECT OF {.

10 J. HOPE. Dealer II Gnqce@es aqA. Flour--
IL. OPP o<itp the Passengers Depot. ana near t!e
American Hotel Staunton. aa.
DA(LoK .. RAyIsQR. Attorneys AZ law, 0 licc
- ciptsise County ciciA 5 ohice s
- +. POINTS. Dealer in Stoves. Enand Cop
ID. per Ware, one (. ,r above I.ea .ial!. l.
~ p. WOOD manufacturer siS<i ie::isr II Gar
~. riage and Buggy Harness, shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
~ pbnlEY, Fa-llionah!e. tta;iiaT. tsppd.!tc old
H. I'oss's Office, Main TT, Staunton. ".
a. 81 ase, S'sass, ,arass r's," an" 40"
* r. CLICK. Saddle Harness. ara 4'ruek ma
u. ker. under indicator Office ~. f,
HENRY HUGHES. manufactsrer uni dealer j,
Boots ( Shoes, one door wcSt of MAJ bic Yard
ITARMaN & BELL..Asioraey~' Il taa'r, Office op
rosfiethc Court House.
III Vi. BELL Notary Public ana Commissioners
l.. tc settle Accounts. opposite Court House.
r o'ki.aR Merchant Tailor, usssaacr tie N'indi
81 rater OFF,. 9 .rs 4. II
/ 3; E...stN..ss. Dealer in Togassesco ana scgars
~ IN St, Staunton. Va.
i. "a ygoxl asEsr II cs'l'aetts.s~c'y 3 Fruit
Il n.lsclIEHER c.nrs s s!n Grocer And Da
rsftf, foll.:Tz Wthn5i...9:slc and Retail dealel
- II Ready Made Clothing: corner of Va. Hotel.
lIoHnast t-r Or, tses,-star,- and Grnrrs
vi Tsad'r% in Fancy lns...9e Nj Goods aud Gro
'rrfits. opposite the Niniirat0r Office
N X TROUT. Attorscy at Law, Office on Couli
y. I..n-e Row.
- \. POWELL & co Family tIftos-,ers & Flour
Merchants. under 1s5i.~ Hall.
..%- Country Produce bought and sold.
',fF& CUSHING: Auctio,se:.s and t141i:4ral
tsc's3s. siH :, I n", Hail.
S-A. Ftais.a.E INSTITUTE. staunion. Va
nr,. Il. i. Phillips. Principal.
M EAHkssA 1920 ,.ssf: Retail ,l~a~, in
~ =. Tobacco ana ~..i.ais. orro-'eN'a Hotel.
gsiItHTEE OAK Life ~ %s,Aarr Co II. ~
Sh"h"y 4genf@ "ll4,fN1e o.,l ,'e4lt,al Bank
aDnWr JOHNSON. Cabinet mug ard IN
4 y 4 rtakers, Gospel Hill SnHs1i tSitie. .
4 sMFS NJ. sEie. Nt'ora~y d, law, Mon .erry
~ lii4'a d eaas,,. "a a. &4
1, i. GtENni ic.ii,r II v.s,,apcc Snull' and
.ss. SeGa,-. New Street. G. > N"c'.isan Agpsi$.
r lNkA KINNEY dru@sS.is and dealers in
u Paints. Oils II. catse'a. &C.. Main ST.. Stann-s
ion, Va. 7a#s# #estI5t 4s.
u, J. pt-Ha& l. i a.o. l.iserssna Sale ;st.,,lcx
I Enquire Al iiie ,,ireinia Hotel.
TINY, OR i .sos,. urce.@ors - ,isra4s,l,s ::l.
l 3 ~ iN,.slrrs III '.,ry t'~yrs .,i 'r"yciiri
opposite Va. Hotel.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
fbR s ALF
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Dr. JOHNSTON

TIME founder Of this Celebrated Ihsff dtion, the
l only regularly Educated Physician ad,yerti-
sing offers the most certain. speedy and o-f'y Ell
fecf;iai remedy in the frOIsd for -
SECRET DIsEASES.:..
C4onorrh1a. elects Structures, Seminal " eakness;;
Pains in the Lnin-. Affections Of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Loss of Organic Power, Nervous 'rrita-
biiity- Disease of the Head Throat, Nose or Skin,
and ~ those Peculiar Disorders. ARISING from
Certain Secret Habit of ! outh. whicn if not CURED
produces Constitutional Debility renders mar-
riage impossible, and in tie Sid, Ge#froys hotn
BODY and MIND. Those secret and, solitary
practices fatal to their victims than tne
song of the Syrens &c the mariners of IiEsse,s !,
nightins their most brilliant hores ~ antScfs@-
lions, rendering marriage. Gn, impossible
YOU NC MEN
espcctllv afro have bees me the victims OF Solto-
lq Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
hnualls sweeps TO aii untimcly grave thousands of
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YHE VINDIGAT0R.
ny NICHE g. ALFRED.

yERus.-TAs .eVfNDICATOR RI is prbti,hed
,assry Saturday morning, o. Maia tsro SGers
s5slo~ r. Crnrfords Corner at Tw Dolf1 ssrl IF
v Ceuf.. rhicA may be dschargea " the payment q
s.'.ro Dollars at any time within II e year.
ADVER TISEMENTSc q. ter lines, Cor less a.
esrted three ta:aes for one dogr, and twe"y
fter each continuance. Larger dtrerfsse-
= set, snssrfes IN the same proportiqa. -: !,
t.i.eoant made to hose cGrertise by
.se ySsT-- 80. >. u. s.. -,
~ ,a "a. o,,e near for SIS OO--6 mouths for So 90
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An ndrertixing for q less tire than anrce n,o"fhx,
,rW be rhoyyed jar al the nshol rotes--Sl 90 per
sn"re FIR me frs three Insertions, and tme"ty foe
'~~ef~ far each smbseqneh isxne:
m. "here rates raj be sf'fetly odheredto. Thc
circulation offhe VIVDfCATOR. is one Of theIdr-
grit !" he Slate, md hence f.fsc stsdre'tis-
iag nrdi"ms .-e }.
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More Bears have been killed in Yazoo
(Nllss } swafiip within the past six months
than there has been for six years previous.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

!! Massachusetts Nem-C Col Thomas
Learned, of Waterfowl Mass, ewing TO
certain tergeries committed by his. son.
which 5e has been unable to separate from
his ew,H transactions, has been obliged to
part with all his property and Is now in
prison at the instance Of one of his lcredi-
tors. lie y Is years Of age. . an
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
In Probate-Eletcher.

State of Wisconsin, County Grant, CountyCourt
January Term, 1855. Present, William McGo. igal
Judge.
In the matter of the Guardianship of Sarah Alice Mar
garrett and John s. Fletcher, minor heirs OF Margaret
Fletcher, deed.
nN this day came John B. Calls and fled in this
Court his petition Tor Guardianship Of said minors
And ereupon it is ordered that the matter of said pc
tition be heard beiore the Judge OF this Court at the
courthouse in Lancaster in said county, on
the 23d day of February, A. D. 1863 at o'clock after
noon of said day And it is further ordered, that no
tice thereof DO given to all persons concerned Gy pub
fishing this order for three successive weeks previous t.
said day of hearing in the Grant County Herald week
~ newspaper published at Lancaster III said county,
Dated January 9th, 1858. 1882
WILLIAM McGONIGAI., County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06

Re AIr. BLAIR Of St. Louis has given
notice in Congress of his intention to offer
resolution for the appointment of CT M
mittee. with instructions to enquire into
the expediency of acquiring territory by
treaty or otherwise, in Central or South
America, for the purpose of colonizing there
the free blacks of this country, and those
who may hereafter obtain their freedom,to
be protected as an independently under the
FLAG of the United States. He believed
that the extension of slavery was at the
bottom of the aggressive movement against
Central America. He WAS opposed alto
gether TO the schemes of rapacions propa-
gandists, and thought that government
ought TO take steps forthwith, with vie"
of such colonization, which was recommen-
ded by Jefferson and approved of by the
fathers of our Republic. In advocating
bis proposition, lie adverted to the com
mercial, civil, and other blessings, which,
results from its consummation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06

WEALTH OF TIE WINNEBAeo INDIANS.
Over FIVE thousand bushels Of wheat
have been raised tie last season on the
Winnebago Reservation, Blue Earth Co,
NJ. Z. This tribe have about 100000
acres of land, and only 1000 acres under
cultivation. The Belle PLANE Inquirer
says they draw, annually, twenty-five do
lars to every man, woman and child, from
the government, while they have distribu-
ted among them, each year, twenty thous-
and dollars in goods and ten thousand il,
provisions. The highest number ever as,
sembled on the Reservation at any pay
ment, was eighteen hundred and eighty,
six. These are not al of the Winneba
goes, however, that remain. There arr
some six hundred still living in Wisconsin,
and not far from two hundred living on the
Missouri. z 4A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06
Est. of FIetcher-Not office.

State of Wisconsin, County OF Grant, ss.-CounyC
In Probate, January Term, 1858. Present, William
McGonigal, Jtdge.
In the matter of the estate of Margaret Fletcher decd
I'm this day came John B. Calls, Administrator OF
~ said estate flied in this Court his Administr-
ton account for final settlement of said estate
And hereupon it is ordered that said account be
a1uned by the Judge OF this Court the Esd day Of
February A. D. 1885, at the courthouse in Lancaster
in said county:
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing this order fo
in the Grant County Herald, a weekly newspaper pub
lshed at Lancaster in said countyDaed January 9th
1855 1882 WILLIAM McG0NIGAI, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-06

POPULAR ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.
We learn that an individual BY the
name of Babeoek, residing in the vicinit,
of Curtis settlement, in the southern por
ton OF this county, was, few evenings
ago, ridden on rail, by party in dis
guise; after which he was stripped, and,
for want of tar and feathers, provided
(gratuitously) with close fitting suit Of
lampblaek aud oil. I'll treatment of hi,
wife was the principal cause which led IL,
tins outbreak Prairie du Chen Leader