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THE GREAT BEAUTlFY Err
So long unsuccessfully sought,
FO U n d AT LA ST.

L L IL ~ L
For it restores permanently gray hair to is
original color; covers luxurianty the bad head,
removes all daudruff, itching and all scrofula,
scald head aud all eruptions; makes the hair
soft, healthy, and glossy; and will preserve II to
any lmmaglnaOle age; removes, rs if by magic,
all blotches, &c, from the face and cures all
neuralgia and nervous head ache. See circular
aud the following
Dover, n. H., Feb. 2, 1857
Prof. .. J. Wood & Cc.-Gents Within few
days we have received so many orders and calls
for Prof y. j. Woods Hair Restorative, that to-
day are compelled to send to Boston for
quantity, tie SIX dozen YOU forwarded all being
sold, while we might order 4 quantity from you.
Every bottle we have sold seems 10 have pio-
dueed three or four new customeos, and the APP
probation and patronage 1t receives from the most
substantial aud worthy citizens of our vicinity,
fully convince us that it is mos, valuable pre-
PARTON.
send US as soon as may be one gross of 81 size;
and enc dozen 81 size and believe us yours very
respectfully, (Signed) DANIEL LATHRoP & Co.
Hickory Grove, ST. Charles Co. Mo. Nov 10, $50.
Prof .. J. Wood-Dear Sir; Some time last
summer we were induced TO use some of your
Hair Restorative, and it, effects were so wonder
ful we feel it our duty to you and the afflicted,
to report IT,
Our little sons head for some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called it
scald head. The hair almost entirely came OFF
in consequence, when friend, seeing his suffer-
ings, advised us TO use your Restorative We did
with little hope of success, but, to our sur
Prise. and that Of all our friends, very few ap-
plications removed the disease entirely snd
new and luxudant crop OF hair soon started out,
and we can now say that our boy, has as healthy
q scalp, and as luxuriant crop Of hair rs any
other child. Ne can, therefore, and de hereby
recommend your Restorative, as perfect rene
DIV for all diseases of the scalp and hair.
We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE ". HIGGINBoTHAA,
SARAH A. HIeGISBoTHAM.
Gardiner, Me-, June ~, 1905.
Prof o. j. Wood--Dear Sir have used two
bottles Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
and can truly say it is the greatest discovery Of
the age for , storing and changing the hair. Be
fore using il | was man of seventy. My hair
has now attained its original color. You can req
onmend it to the world without the least fear, as
my case was ore Of the worst kind.
Yours respectfully.
Oh. WOOD x CO, Propretors, 3l2 Broad
way, n. y, lin the great n. 7. Wire Railing rs
tablshment) and l44 Market street, St. Louis
Mo- Sold by all wholesale | ruggists ". p,
RUSSELL, agent for Aliddlebury. s0-A2,sm
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THE PLACE TO BUY FLOUR

TNHE subscriber would give notice to those in
Il want of FLOUR, that lie is prepared to fur
ni,h them at lower rate than has ever been Of
fered in this place before. This Flour is a supe
riOr article and is warranted.
Extra Genesee from pure White wheat-Ea
gle Mills, IS SO
Double Extra do. 6 90
Also general assortment Of
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nlisrrllaueous.
A New Farm Implement
The Combined Two .Horse Cultivator.

The Combined Two HoTse Cultivator,
MYTH STEEL TEETH new ard useful
w Farm Implement, which has been fully
tested and is considered the BEST tool for the pur.
pose intended that has ever been offered to the
farmer 1t is adapted to all kinds of soils, par.
ticularly to clay soils. Also to cultvatng in til D
spring, fall, plowed or stubhe lands, and iof get
ting IN gram crops-covering more grain and
deeper than drag. Ii increases the crops very
much.
Made to order and sent to any part Of the coul,-
try. Also all kinds of Swivel, Deep Tillcr and
Subso.l Flows in common use. Horse Hoes and
Steel Teeth Cultivators for Corn aud Potato
crops Double Plows; Muck Flows, Sward and
Stuble Flows, and Road Scrapers, made aud fin
ished in the most substantial manner, and sent to
any part of the country desired
DAVID a. PAINE.
Starksboro, March 20, 1868. 5O
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l9-At a convention of clergmen, not
long since, it was proposed by one of the
members, after they had dined, that each
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FARM FOR SALE

TNHL Farm belonging to the estate Of. L. 2
l. BINGHAM, now occupied by Alouzo L.
bingham, is offered for sale. Said Farm is very
desnably located in West Cornwall, has thereon
goo1 dwelling house and out-buildings contains
about one hundred and ninetv-three acres For
terms applyto MERRILL BINGHAM,
1:tf. Administrator
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DR.. NJ. B LACROIX'S
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAGE.-A new and re-
vlsed edition of25O pages and
1870 plates. Price 20 cents Il
copy. a popular and COM
prehensive treatise on the du-
ties and casualties Of single
and married liie-happy and
fruitful alliances, mode Of Sc
curing them-intelicitous and
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FARM FOR SALE.

FINHE subscriber offers for sale, the farm, known
astle PHELPS FAEsI, lying half inle south
Of this village, on the Greek. This farm contains
about one hundred acres forty aeres OF interval,
the whole is valuable for grain or grass. Good
barns, sheds and yards, well supplied with water
ON these premises is valuable muck pit. For
terms enquire Of HARVEY fMTcHARD.
Misdlebury, March It'll. 1855. ~
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A NEW NOTICE.

III AVING resolved to sell out and close up
cvil the attention of the public to the sale of his
dwelling houses and lots, which will be sold sep.
arately or collectively to silt purchasers. at a
very low price. q
n. b. Please call and Examine the property.
"A; SIDNEY MOODY.
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Price 20 cents per copy, or five copies for 81
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months.
Pills. family boxes. 20 cts.--Plastel ou KID
is "a cents.
~ The above articles are sold by the desle. :
in Middlebury, and by mere hants everywhere
this paper crculatcs, and by one or moe agent
IN every city, town and village ia the United
States, Canada and South America.
SOLD IN Mddebury by an the Druggists
e. l.. Case, +. a. Hamilton. Salslury L
NJ Wright, and L 5. Wilcox, Orwell; Union
Store, Shtreham; F. Fletcher, and Gordon
Scarf, Brdport l.. " Pollard, Addison; J. D
Needham, Bristol; Market Hal Hineshureh; n.
o. Smith, Monktoni also by Druggists in Yer
gennes. 20
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GROCERIES,

Such as Sugars, Teas, Coffee and lot of other
necesssries, for sale cheap at WlLLlAMSON'S,
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BARRE ACADEMY,
THE PRINCESS ROYAL
Looped Extension Bridal Skirt

This unique and graceful article, MAJ be said,
at last, to have reached perfection fully supply
ing every deficiency hitherto experienced in every
other style of skirt
By means of Silvered Clasps, firmly holding
the loops, which nierlace each other at beautiful
ly regular distances, the entire Skirt can, in a
moment, be taken apart by any lady. removing
one or more of the hoops, so as to adjust it to a
size to suit her person, that Of any person, or
that of any member of the family, and can at
pleasure restore it to its original form, making an
Adjustable Skirt, entirely new, perfect, and un.
rivaled. For sale at
May IL. BECKWITHS
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MEAT FOR THE MILLION !

The public are informed that they can get Bee
Steak, Surlon Steak, Corned Beef Also Veal
Lamb and Mutton, at A. WILLIAMSON'S.
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THE FAMILY BIBLE,

With Notes and Instructions. Published by
Testament, for sale at COPELAND'S.
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FOR SALE.

rOh On LIE.
rNHE DWELLING HOUSE on Court Street.
i first door south Of the Court House. For
terms inquire Of the subscriber.
w. NJ. BASS.
Middlebury, ~, 1858. 52;3m
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or

Groceries, Crocksy, Stone Ware, Hats Caps
4 a large Assortment Of Ladies & Misses Shoes \
Rabbefs ut
CHAPMAN & BARBouR'S.
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Shawls.
FISH AND POTATOES.

We have on hand good lot Of sailed Fish Gall
kinds.) Also first rate Potatoes, which will be
SOLD at a small profit for cash or ready pay at
A, WILLlAMSONS
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A N D YET ALIV e.
u r. CLAY havir returned from New
IL. York with
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,

n ~ - u n II Ia
T. R; CLAY haviI returned from New
IL. York with
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
Takes this method to inform his old customers
and all others that he is ready 10 show them such
an assortment as was never brought into this town
or county before. He would also say, that hav.
irg taken the advantage of the present panic and
paid cash for Goods, he is enabled to sell 50 low
as TO astound a ! who examine quality and prices
The following list Of rRAW GOODS we bought
direct from the manufacturers-thu saving job
ber's profit for the benefit Of own customers.
STRAW GooDs.-Florences, all qualities and
prices, Rutlands, Pedals, French Split Straws,
English Dunstables, Coburgs, Tulips, Queeu's
Braid, Neapolitsns, French Laces, Gipsies, Leg
horn and Straw Flats, Leghorn and Straw Flats
Trimmed, Straw Cords, Braids, Gymps, Buttons,
Tassels and Stars.
RIBBoNs.-Bonnet Ribbons, Cap do, Belt do,
Sash do, Tafieta Ribbons, all colors and Nos,
Satin do, Velvet Ribbons, all widths
MILLINERY FINpISGs.-English Grapes, Tar
atans, Silk Illusion, Cotton do, Millners Nee
dies Milliners Cotton, Sewing Silks, Band Boxes.
Cap Heads
SILKS, SArINs, vELvETs, &c-Florence Silks,
all colors, Marcellne do, Lustrine, all qualities,
Black Dress Silks, all qualities, Black Modes do.
Gacies, all coors, Satins all colors and qualities,
Velyets do, Pushes do, Moss Velvets.
ONE WORD MORE
Encouraged by the success which we have met
10 trying to establish business, confined exclu-
sively to
LADIES Ell,
we have added to our former stock large lot eff
ID R L S S SILK S,
Of various prices and styles. Also splendid as
sortment of
STELLA SHAWLS & MANTILLAS,
Of the latest and most tasty fashions.
PARA soils, that out-dazzle the rainbow in
their gorgeous colors, or those that are adapted
10 the sober and sedate.
GLOVES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Ala kinds French Embroidery, Ladies' Dress
lrimDings-back and white Wells &c. A rich
assortment OF
MOURNING GOODS.
Finally, we would say that we have crything
10 adorn the most useful aud most beautiful por
tiou Of creation-woman.
BLEACHING.
having htted up bleach room in our estab-
lIshment, we shall hereafter give particular at
tenlon to bleaching and pressing bonnets All
work will be done IN the best manner, and per-
feet satisfaction given.
+. K. CLAY, No. 2, Cobb's Block,
aliddlebury April 8, 1855. North end bridge.
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BLEACHING.

having rtted up bleach room in our estab-
hshment, we shall hereafter give particular at
tenuon to bleaching and pressing bonnets. All
work VIII be done IN the best manner, and per-
feet satisfaction given.
Z. K. CLAY, No 2, Cobb's Block,
slddebury April 8, 1855. North end bridge.
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UTooL TWINE and Sheep Tick Tobacco, at
w II. A. SHELDON'S.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

u IL,
To Darid T. johnson, admr of Thomas Johnson, decd,
and John Poinder,er and Elizabeth, his pe, arho are
non.rssidsns Of the State Of Virginia ,o-,
UyAKE NOTICE that GU the 18th day oil July, 1885, at
my Office at Louisa Court House, Va; shall pro-
ceed to take the following accounts directed TO be
by one of the Of Louisa Circuit Court oy
cree of said court pronounced the gath day OF April
In two suits pending said court and heard together In
which Mileus T. Gooch sheriff OF Louisa county and rs
SUCH administrator de bonis non OF Ralph
and also administrator de bonis non with the WI, an
nexed of John Graves deceased is plaintiff and !ae9
H. Hacket late sheriff OF Louisa county, Gaa as Sucn
81 Johnson
Ferdinand and Luther n. Jones' Executors OF Ghas
s. Jones, deceased William 5. Barton Executor OF !onn
Wm Ragand. deceased; Peter Johnson, Nathi miis'
VIM Chiies John Poindexter and Elizabeth ms w:ie'
Rchd NJ Graves James L. Kean and Catherine hsWae,
and John R. Graves are defendants, VIZ;
lst An account Of all payments, allowing tne osse sna
euio1 Of Lucy usres, 81 Sy any Other person fer
Graves decd account Of the decree heretofore rem;
dered r the the above referred in favor OF
sysbO out Of the ss,e..s Of Lucy Quare, decd
I'd. An account BY James II. Hackett, Sheriff. samans
traitor Of John p.inde.tes h showing how much money
tho said John Pondexer received under the sad
how he hath disposed Of the same, show Ing the 9se
is receipt and disbursement and the balance which re-
mained In the hands Of said Poindexter.
3D. An showing the amount Of the debt oue tue
plaintiff administrator OF sandrdge.
4h An account showing the amount Of fund.- pseea
BY John Poindexer In the hands oil Ragapds
or any other person. to indemnify his suIees IN bis gong
as executor Of John Graves. decd and what disposition
hath been made thereof IF any, shd how much remains
In the hands Of sad Kent
5th An account Of James H. Hscketts administrator
on the estate of John Poindexter, Ir.
9Th An account Of the e1ecutoFshp Of VIM T. Barton
on the pssss of John ArcsG dec d. regarding former
Elements a. correct unloss aurcharged and
the executor Of said heca shall admit that there
his hands sufficient amount of of tho estate oi ms
lessator to satisfy whatever shall befound
unpaid the decree heretofore rendered in favor o'
executors ot said John Grsves "a,
Given under my hand, As Commissioner Of Louisa cn
Inn. I-cwlw PAUL w, CoNNOR.
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"a New AUTHoREss.-Mrs. Stevenson, widow o
the late Hon. A. Stevenson, Of this State, formerly
U s. Minister to England about publishing serie'
OF letters giving account Of her experience at the
Court of ST. James. Her book is said by those who
have read it 10 abound in personal description and
piquant gossip
The above news (says the Charlottesville Advocate
has been going the rounds Of the newspapers all over
the Union for more than week. We havs not, for
tilne come across paragraph that contains as
MANY egregious blunders. Mr.. Stevenson's widow
never was in England, certainly not a. the wife o
Mr. Stevenson as their marriage took place long afte
his return from the mission at st. James. Mr. Steven
son was married three times. We have heard thai
his second wife, Miss Coles. Of this county, who wa
with him whilst he was Minister TO England, left a
most interesting diary and many charming letters, in
which her personal observation at Court and p the
high social circles OF England are told in mos
charming style. Whether these letters will ever b
published or not, we cannot speak with authority
But should they be given to the world, 1t will not o
under the authorship Of the present Mrs. Stevenson
but by some member Of the Coles family, in whose
hands they have remained aince the death of the 90
cond Mrs. Stevenson.
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, A DEMOCRATIC MAYOR FOR NORFOLK.
Wereproduce. with hearty approval, the following
account of meeting of the Norfolk Democracy,
held on Wednesday last:
Pursuant to adjournment, thers was an exceeding
ly large meeting at Ashland Hall GU Wednesday
night, w. II. e. Ellis presiding.
The Nominating Committee reported the following
gentlemen as officers for the Democratic Association,
aud they were unanimously elected
President of Assooiation-W. Denby, 81.
Vice President-Capt. Jos. Spratley
Sscretaries-E. Allen and w. g. Dunbar.
Mr.. Denby, on taking the Chair made few sp.
propriste and stirring remarks
The meeting then went into the nomination Of q
candidate for the Mayoralty.
w. IL. e. Ellis in an eloquent speech, nominated
as candidate for Mayor, VIM. w. Lamb.
Ihos. T. Cropper seconded the nomination.
Charies Sharp withdrew the nomination OF Samuel
l. Sawyer, Esq, which had been announced through
the papers, and read q handsome letter from Mr..
Sawyer.
Mr.. Ellis then moved that Wm w. Lamb be unsn-
| Imously nominated for Mayor, which was carried
with enthusiasm, and without dissenting voice.
Ihe chair appointed Messrs. Thos. kevi.l, James
Steed, Ethan Allen, and E. c. Thomas, TO wait on
Mr.. Lamb aud inform him of his nomination.
On motion Of DIR. Robinson, it was resolved, that
the different wards bold tneetings, and appoint %
delegates to Nominating Convention 10 assemble
Monday night which Convention should repert to
mass meeting of the Democracy on Wednesday ne1t.
The COMMITTEES returned with Mr. Lamb, WHO
cams forward and in beautiful and pleasing Ian.
gusge accepted the nomination.
The meeting, after giving three hearty cheers for
the candidate, adjourned.
T,!a. Wa. T; 10 MGRRIsnrT' IEI' Secretaries.
II is seldom that We are enabled to afford such an
unqualified endorsement even of personal and po-
ticsl friend, as We feel called upon to evnce in the
case of this nomination. We have known Mr.. VIM.
w. Lamb since his boyhood, and can advise the
good Democrats Of Norfolk that the previous bril-
liant career of their still youthful champion ia but
the promise OF a more exalted excellence. He is
for the times. Buoysnt with all the energy and
liberal candor of early manbood-strong in his con-
victons of right, fortified by political experience
which few men Of his age can boast, gifted with a
superior and we'll trained intellect, the most striking
faculty CT which is evinced in a mature judgment Of
men and things-Mr. Lamb need only persevere in
the honorable and efficient efforts which have already
won for him an envsble reputation, TO entite him
hereafter to the highest honors which his native
- oFa
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DEATH OF SENATOR HENDERSON.

We regret to have to announce the decsase OF the
Hon ! Pinckpey Henderson, one Of this Senators in
& Of 1s1 ns snd
at illness until late IN ,bs ns 10 svs
anos in the Senate but short time when illness again
.on;nsd him TO his bed. He expired at bis lodgings.
IN ,bis eity on Friday afternoon, June 4th. The dc.
csssed was native of North Carolina, but was an
ssry settler in Texas, where he wss highly respected
AZ was evipced by the prominent Offices which be
called TO 6, both before and after anne1ation-ii'.
last Of which the distinguished one Of Senator
of the United States.- National Ia!elligencer.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
II OFFER for ssle about 500 of Land with good
i two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Our
Houses, good Garden, &C. The houses are all new and
in good order The land lies Butterwood creek iu
Dinwidde county, about fve miles from Wilson's Depot
the South.Sde Railroad and about twenty eight miles
from Petersburg This land is well watered about
fourth is frst.rate low grounds, well ditched
will take pleasure in showing the land persons wish
ing 10 view IT, and in answering any Communications in
regard to 1t. r. 6. CHEATHAM,
May 5-c3ms Crimea Dinwiddle Co, Va.