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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

MIKE WALSH AND HIS BRorHERs.-
The Memphis Avalanche has tho follow
ing interesting Renaissance concerning
the brothers of the late Mike Walsh:
"The family consisted of four brothers
and a sister, of whom Mike was the
youngest, that had been scattered in all
directions, upon the death of the father
Mike alone remained with his mother.
A most singular fatality befell them all.
One of the brothers was shot in o duel,
across table, in a Southern city; ano--
ther fell by the side of the brave Crock
EFT, at the massacre Of the Alamo the
third brother was burned in the Ben.
Sherrod and the sister persisted in the
Inflated Lexington. The mother soon
followed her children, leaving poor Mike
to meet death, under the circumstances.
more terrible than any Of the rest.n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

Nh. JoHS TALLHAS. Cashier Some
years ago. got one hundred dollars too
much money out Of your Bank. I send
you for it one hundred and ffty dollars.
Put notice Of It in the Saint Clairsville
papers, 50 ] can see il you get it, as I
want to know If you got Il. efs Il e.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-05

CoSsCIEScE IN CNoISSATL-SonIer re-
pentant individual in Cincinnati, has
sent to the Bank at Bridgeport, Ohio.
$50, iuclosed in the following snony-
nous note:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-26
From California

ST.. Louis, May ls-The overland mail,
With dates to the 18th, arrived here to-day
Broderick and Gwin we're mastering their
forces for the ensuing campaign. There
will be two Democratic tickets 10 the beId,
Lecomp,on and Anti. Leconptou. A State
Ccsvention is To b. beld at Sacramento
June 18th.
Ady,c. from Tahiti TO March 22d, state
that A revelation IL anticipated, the natives
L.ing determined m, to submit 70 the terms
Of the Freuch govsrum@nt-
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CHERRIES sALE-sTATE OF MIN

~ NksorA, COUNTY uf FARIBACLr-ss-By
virtue Of an execution issued Of and under the seal
Of the District Coart In and TOT The county oi raribau
state OF sinneso's upon = Judgment rendered and
docHeted IN the Office of the clerk of said the
3hh day Of April, 1889 upoa transcript Of Justices
Judgment Of The county Of Blue EArth STATE al Mime
sofa, rendered thereon, On the t~eiy sixth day
Of February, A. u. 1879. In action wherein
Charles fhompson WAS plaintiff. and !. H. Davis ~As
defendant In favor OF said platinum and against the
said defendant for the sum .of eighty eight l SIS o.
doliar. have levied upon and seized all the right. ue
sna In crest which the sad L. ~. Davis had the alh
day OF February 1859 ., any time thereafter, In
and To he oioslug described real estate NJ and being
Ia The county Of faribault, state OF Minnesota to wU
The orth-ast fourth NJ OF section uinstern 40 town
hundred aud threc ll05). and range tweHty
~, with all the app urtsn anses there unto belonging
Notice In HEREBY given that will sell the above DE-
scrtbed property To Che highcs, bidder Tor cAsh Al pub
lie cion the lsw directs tho door of the once
Register IL Deeds Of said county In Bue Earth city
Friday, the lat day II July, 1889 al o'clock 10 the
forenoon of said day Ia satisfy the said execution
nth interests aud costs thereon.
Dated April 23,h. 1859.
"a. H. 8OoDNow,
may ls-w6w sheriff
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INSTRUCT COURT, sixth JUDI

John spencer az aims, Joseph willard.
Summons for money demand on contract ZOE payment
of mnney .-ttUn not SER
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint In this action, which has BEEN nl"d IN
the otAce ef The Clerk VI this Uiurt. fef ths County
aforesaid al Hue karh C1ty and 10 serve copy Of
your aasw.r 10 Inc said complaint on The saeserisss
aforesaid within twenty days amer the service ~ this
Summons o. yon, esolus,e VI the day u such service
aud II you fall u ahswer The sAd COM piAin within The
time Aforesaid The paiath In this action vii ,shs jads
m.ni Agslas yoa for DE sum 81 sight hurai.d sed sss
~nty eight dollars, With ineres, ffom tina twenty nrs
day Of pebruary. A, housat eight hnhs al aud
any eight, al the rate 81 t~euy per cent per annun
besides the nj his action,
Dated wiansbaso Cl,y, Aptil NH, lr:s,
ANDREW q DUNN,
may II wdW flsintin's Auorasy.
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I.iAbil.ITfkn.

Losses equl,ably adjusted and promptly pad Up
wards OF oil po ,0D Of Lo~sea have been paid by III
With solssDcy aud iar nroat Rspecia ssaiion given IA
Insurance o Dwellings aad Contents for terms oi one 70
nyr years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through seasons of financial Sunshine and
Storm or perlais steutu In exempt frun sweeping
eonBs sions and maritime disaster being long esAb
Hbsd cash basis the troubles 81 the credit systsm
Affect us In material particular.
During hard times" IN. security II reliable insur.
anee 10 imperative doiy-,hs ability Of property own
u sustain ioss being th~n much lessensd.
Agencies Ia all the principal eii-s and towh through
out The ate. Policies issusd without dslgy. by
riiE0 FRENCH, Agent
ApSJ-wIy ~ Paul.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-26

Ausris, TvIn My ll-Csp,. Baylor
entered the upper reserve 90 The ID inst. =,
9th 30 men, abd silsd ; Iodians- A
party Of dragon. ard lnd.Ans -er. pursa-
,sg. AMI there "a. great e1ciismsn,. The
lfdan. % til io~r reserve bad eh their
arm. ~ Capt, Re-. eucampmeut
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CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE

NHERIFFS SALE.--BI VIRTUE
~ of an execution is.uei Of aud under the seal u
u. Dsiet Court In And for he county al ss.ea state
u Minnesota, npgn Judgment rsudr'sd aud doosssd.n
said rosrt the fpurt"eblb day u February, AID ty
In action wherein martin A6sfnsiby 10 plaintiff and
Wnlism n Chsmberlip 10 defendant, In iss'T 81 said
plsinuG and against said Defendant foe the ~
husdrsd thirty nine dollar. and o,ty nins vsns $3.50,
Win interest from rsBditius have this 7st day ~
April D. ls5S levied upon the following pieces And
parcels II real estate situate IN said county ~ the prop
-ry Of said Defendant aud all the right le snd interest
that the sAd defendant had therein The lSh day u No
v.mt.r ID. 'sss the dss u the original attachment
thereof in this soton or ~ any time hereafter. n vii
III. south half u bs soubssst a. rtsf u seetlIn
three sou,h~sss quarter ct the .,u beast quarter ~
ter ~ ssrian nine lgl pOrhesst quarter Of sector s@
ven s0ffbwes gBArtsf Of ssstkyB tSsntytso III
north quarter 0t ssclDB twenty three iLI ell In
o~nship tue hundred and sevsb lINL Bnyth ~ range
twenty thrse Zl west. sDd loss four and sys II ADd 81
With the bulldogs thereon, In bbea twenty one ~ In
NJ hsry, In said cosoty.
AM hUioe 10 hereby giveb. that vii sell the above
dssrrbed real ssiAle and all the right - And Int est
said def sdsu had therein Z. the das Of SAID apaesBsBt
b. the kEhesi bidder for cA-b ~ public Aoeion ~ the
Ofes II the b. ~ at Wibh In said county, on Wsdsss
day III. sib day 81 June - lt55 ~ too TO O'shrt
u The forenoon ~ ssid day " satisfy said ~Gso niiDn 10
q ether with Interest and costs hsrevn.
Dst.d 81 WipD. April ~ lsts -
al1HANfkI. OAKLAND
sbsn1 Of was~ca County
n. q to~riI T. TO, Plaintiffs Anorasy+
81
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ OF three executions ,ssued Of and undsr the
seal 81 The District Court and Tor the county OF
farfhaalt, and state Of NnnessaA. upon judgments
rendered and docksted The oee Of be Clerk Of said
court. have levied upon sesed undivided
fourth part az the following described property ~ the
pio p-r,y 81 J. :. Mead To vii
Lots Nos- aud ", In block No taxs'hsr with the
SAY MIL and Machinery, Ard appnrtenabe~s hercunto
helnngtg located In the town Of Blue E.rth CITY, county
and Sal Aor~sAid and laid do~ the plat and
county.
Notice Is hereby given hat ~nl cell the above DE-.
serihed undivided fourh part ct said properly 10 the
highest bidder ff cash public suction, - the las d.
nj The DIOR ot he once of the Register Of DECIDE Of
sid county, IN Blue karh Cay, o. Friday, July
it 1852 socloct tn The forenoon 81 said day 10
iiy shs sAd evseat together with the Interests and
costs thereon
Dated Nay I'd 1899
q. H. 0ooDNow.
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CUERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF


an eteeuuon issued al and under tho seal of the
District Court second Judicial Dsr,et In and bs the
county Of Ramsey, upon = Indsmrnt rendered and
docksied IN said the lltb day 81 January, A
lhss Ia an action wherein iewisHs@y and John irim
partnen under th. nrm and style 81 Bailey frm
rose. pianiina, and James hisrtey and Charles a.
Peusys, partners, under the hrm name ~ ttAFhey
P.,tsys are defendants. In favor ~ sad pisinan and
against the said d~fesdans fs he of two hundred
and sight and o. i0 dollars with Interest h.reos from
rendition, Atrsbsrrpt at which ssid ladsm~at Vas daily
nl.d and dockstsd Ia tho Office VI e Clerk Of ID. Dsr c
Court the Prs, Judicial District IN and Tor the
of AnokA aud stats of Minnesota The 18Th day Of April
u Rs9 have oB his 2iu day II Aprp. A. u ih5y
levied upon all the following described real properly
lyias and being In tho said county AZ Anoka, 10 wit
The su,heAi quarter II the northeast quArer ~ sec
tou number uTl. TOW bshp number thirty
tSl range twenty t2g west, containing forty serss
of land less according To Tho uoverbmsni sur
vey, the property II the above named Defendants
k0ties IL hereby given hat viii sell the above dc
scrtb-d real property 10 the hghea bidder for cssb 81
public suction III he trout door 81 the office u The heEis
Ter u Deeds In the town Of Anoka tn III. county N
An1ss. The iSh day 81 Jane A. ~, iSs al two
clock u that day To sausfy the said execution and
interest, and costs OF aAie.
TO. HEkDEKgOs,
sheriff 81 AbohA County.
Apr n. 1854 mys-~sw
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aps2 wsw
CTATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY

CTATE OF MIN N ESOTA. COUNTY
~ W MkkKkR-ss-DisTRiC COURT. FOURTH
DISTRICT.
james n Atainsoa w. Milton %. Moore.
Summons
To Milton u Move
You are hereby summoned and required " answer
the com In this action which has been hisd IN hs
county of Msstsr aforesaid 81 Forrest cry, In said
county ard 10 serve copy II your answrr " tn said
compliant the subscriber. 81 his snsn., tn tosss
CIV IN said county, wih,1 twoAty dAys snsf The ser
vice of this summons roo ssciusse ~ the dsy ~ said
ssrtis~ aud you fail " answer the said eoinp lain
within the Aforesaid. the pisiDua In this action
will apply bs Couvt fos the relief demanded la The
compliant - -
Ts,sd Sosss, Gty. March 2s,b. iscs.
A. q. SMITH
m,lSg PIsa - stLvrnsv
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STATE OF MINI ESOTA--DlS-
~ TRfCT COURT, FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Be0ton Coaaty,
samuel Lseoh against l., q, Kinney.
Summons
To 4. o. Kinney. the shove named defsadastG
You are hereby summoned aud Required w answer The
souspiaini In The absvw entitled Ratsa which said eow.
plant has been hlsd In the sine of he Clsrt ~ The
district Court In and for SAID county II BENTON. To the
toe Of hsuh Rapids In said couay, aud w copy
Of your 10 hs said complaint Tbs subssriber
Al bic onsrs tpkeut Haptds, in The roaDy II bsatn
III said stale Within twenty days amer thu sertas of this
you, exclusive 81 the dsy OF sorb service
aud " you IA answer The sail complaint within
the time Aforesaid the painun In this Aoou vii tats
Jaaemsat sgsns you for the sum % ,~o hundred and
seventeen 81 100 dollars car O. i With n,sres. tnsrs
III The rate ~ one per eeni per month, from the sth
day Of August A, y. oas thousand eight handre cd
and hfy .ir until the 7th day Of August ~ lt, and
from sid Jth day Of August A. ~ iA57. With nieres 81
the Of two per cent per month, toaehsf VIII the
costs and disbursements ~ this action,
Dated April i2b, A. u. ikv -
va, u. MOORE,
apS2 wsv plaistins Attorney
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-26
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- ~ sggEER-ss-DisTRiCTc COURT. FOURTH

- ~ sgEggR-Hs-DisTRiCTc COURT. FOURTH
DIsTKicT
JanSs u. Atkinson Vs sslssB q. 9rns.
sumtsDBs
To kslsn -. Grinsn
You hereby sgnbm1osA ard required 10 snswsf he
oosny In his srtsn. Shtrh hes bsss filed 10 ID.
nss ~ the tisrs ~ The Dlssri Ioar 10 10 and fs The
County Of Mssasr Aofss@ld al tss Cy ts sad sasibiy
and " serve spI u your sss~sf 70 No s.f e"in
p.int the subserber his Onsxs 10 Forest Guy 10
sad comfy sita twenty days shsS The service u this
Summons % jon, .nsias,s u he dsy II saos ssrries ,
Aaa " you isn 70 answer Tho said plAlnt vitbin
the tine zfs..sid The raibtH 10 his ACTION ~i apply
70 he I0srt Tie f,hsf 5sm.sdsd 70 NE eSmplsis
D.ssd FOREST Itty thss nh day II March, iHb
4. &, Smith,
rI.Gn,
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BA TLETT PRE- LEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in Groceries and Provisions,


an al d. h nj OF 10 % ai n n
u . . h n
20 %% ""''' Tea. "' A '"'' ~'
also espoa han q e.rpyf fe pams
s.nsb sh ymyv h ~ In VII fspr m
a. '"s my mott" buyers ''1 '"' ""
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-26

IA chapter rom the and concluding volume Of IN.
Lie OF W Ashington,' BY Washington IryisgJ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-26

Warrington at Mount Vsrnon-Infuu of
Strange Faees-Ldrrense Lerls--M,ss
Nelly Cuais-Washisgton's counsel IN
Love Matters-A Romantic Episode.
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CASH CAPITAL ~. 100000

ABSOLUTE AND uNlMrAiREp.
wiru A SURPLUS 90 ts67, 9?0,0s, AND TnK
PRESTIGE of fmiRrY EI8Mr YkAKs
SUCCESS AND kArkklkNcE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
Humors of the Human System.

1t Is sell known that the juices of the body
are governed by natural laws such as regulate
the vegetable life in the change OF seasons.
In winter they are congraled, or in common
pariance the sap is down. the pores are closed
and Qua whole body is hard and firm, and an ac-
cumulation Of impurities lakes place in our sys-
TEN.
The genial influences of Spring cause an ex-
pansion Of all living matte, the zap rises in veg
etAble life, also the juices OF our bodies arc given
out and enter INTO tn common circu alton,
This is a law 10 which every human being 10
subject. and the neglect Of it has caused a whole
summer Of misery.
Now is the time to apply a remedy that
cleanses and searches every fibre and pore, and
eradicates every particle snd sediment Of humor
that has lain ,~tagnant during the winter.
kennedy's Medical Discovery is well known
to our readers rs the greatest and best Blood
Purifier the world has ever produced.
We advise each and all of our readers to use
one bottle of it this spring We say one bottle,
for that will cleanse the impurities OF one sea-
son and prepare the system for the changes Of
the next.
Where the disease has fastened itsslf and be-
some settled in the system, larger quantities are
required.
For S~crofuln, Eryslpelas, Salt Rheum. Scald
Head, White Scales, Shingle Pushes, Ulcernted
Sore Legs, Humor in the Eyes. Running Of the
Ears from Scarlet Fever or Masles. the Medical
Discovery can be relied upon to effect a perfect
cure. law
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
Tho Cemeterv.

During the dreadful epidemic of 1915,
which prevailed so fatally in this place,
many of the leading citizens of this village
feeling the necessity of a c~ommodious
place for burying the dead, purchased
three acres Of land, west of the village.
enclosed it, and laid it out in lots, which
were divided among the proprictors. Until
1889 they were a private association. In
that year, the proprletors signed an agree
meat in accordance with the provisions of
an act of the Legislature, passed and ap-
proved on the 9th of November, 1898.
by this means they became a corporate
body, enjoying certain specified privileges,
and subject to the ordinary Liabilities Of
such bodies, In the agreement, sisncI
by the owners Of lots in the Burying
Ground, it is expressly stated that the lots
are 10 be held subject to such bylaws
and regulations as may be adopted by the
proprietors, and liable to be taxed and
forfeited for non-payment of taxos accor-
ding to such bye-laws and regulations"
Under this agreement and charter or
act Of Incorporation, taxes have, from
time to time, been assessed and paid, to
keep the grounds and fence in proper con-
ditiOn.
BY vote of the town in 1852, 500
was given to the association upon condi-
ton that the ground should be.cnlarged,
and a certain portion set apart and appro-
priated for the purpose Of burying the
poor and Strangers and also that the
whole be suitably enclosed.
At the Annual Meeting in 1852 the
Prudential Committee were instructed to
receive the money from the town, and
carryout the provisions. They accordingly
purehaSed a little more THAI one acre and
and two thirds. thus adding a tier of lots
upon each side. and a considerable num-
Der at the upper end of the original ground,
where also a portion was appropriated to
the use CT the poor and strangers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.

The editor # the "FIag Of Our Union" says
in his paper Of July Il, 1855 =" The memory OF
DR.. Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of thou
sands who have experienced entire cure from
CJ"Shs, Gods, Consumption end Pulmonary disease
generally by he use of his Ba'sqm. The invalid
need not fear TO give this preparation n careful
trial, as We peak from experience. More thar
ten years since the editor Of this paper tested its
excellence by individual trial in his family, with
the most surprising results, as n curative for pull
mohary disease"
CASES OF CONSUMPTION AND WHooPISo
CouGn CUEED,-The following, from n highly
respectable gentleman, s5eaEs for Itself
KEY PORT, y, j., May 90. 1853.
5. W. FowLE * Co., This GER
titles that ] was Tor many years afflicted with a
DISEASE OF the lungs until / became so weak tina,
II was with difficulty | could walk. My cough
during tins lnne was very severe, causing me
trequently 10 lai,e great quantities Of blood, at
tended with proiuse night sweats.
After using various remedies to DO purpose l
vas advised to try Hisfor'J Bul,qm of Mid
Cherry. ! did SO, and before usiu. the first bottle
| was entiIey restored TO perfect health and
strength.
/ would also mention that this Balssm cured a
little CIR Of mine ul - severe attacA Of NLoop-
ing Cough, when her lie was given over by the
physician, auI all other remedies had failed
(Slrned,) JOSIAH noFF.
None genuine unless signed q BUTTS" on
tile outer wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & Co, Boston,
and Tor sale by ". z Russell and ii. A. Sheldon,
Middlebury; y. u. Haskell, West Cornwall;
Z. ). Atwood, ShorehaIn Roscoe X Washburn,
New Haven J. D.. Needham, Bristol H. o.
smith, Monkton and by dealers evorywhers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

We nave received the May number
OF the new School Journal, printed at the
f'ffem"" Office, M~outtelier. 1t is we'll
nlled with interesting matter, calculated
to promote the leading object of the Jour.
nal Terms 81 per year. Address BUSH
ness letters to J. S. Spaulding, Barre. Vt.
articles for publication to A. Z. Leavcn.
worth, Hinesburgh, Vt.
-Strumous or S~crofulous affections ors
the curse the blight, the potatoo rot Of
mankind. They are vile and filthy as
well as fatal. They arise from contamiua.
ton and lmpurity Of the blood, and are to
be seen all around us everywhere. Ono
quarter OF all we meet arc tainted with
them and one quarter of these die of them.
die ioolishly too, because they are cura-
bic Ayers Sarsaparilla o~leanses out the
Scroialous corruption from the blood.
renders 1t pure and healthy, and ~efectu.
ally expurges the foul contamination from
the system. No longer groan under your
Scrofulous disorders, since the irresistible
Aver has provided his mastery combina.
ton OF curative virtues that he calls Sar.
saparlIla.- Oemocr,lf, Uoter5urv, CT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

the 4th instalment, due Feb. o2d. 1899
The organization of the assocso,;on oon
sldcring the difficulties TO be ovoroo~a
has progressed with great rapiditv. Co.
inc last report, January 9TH, ivo NOR,
wee regents have been appointed. Mr.
Mary PcppcrcIl Jarvis Cutta. Tor Vc,.
mont +; Nr@. Nnalalcn Gordon Bl,ni;no
for CaIilcTnia I; Miss Lily Lytlo Me1Ios'
ter tor Pennsylvania Mrs. Sarah y.
2o",so"; 'or Arkansas, and Mira. Harrct
rl'ch' ior Indiana, making ,birtv
states now legally COMPOSING Tho assc
c'l''on' Mrs. Alice II. Dickinson has
,ot iGaSoi', OF a domestic character. fell
herself Obliged 10 resign the vice ra,ss,r
for North Carolina. e'''
1t IS with much regret that tho roaoD.
accepts the resignation of an ofi,or ghs
espoused the cause in its earliest dsvs a
count and trial, and devoted berself n u.
success with unwavering hope and energy.
Aitnoug the txertions Of the associo.
tion IN regard to the time of the nurcbnse
OF Mount Vernon have not been cro,,noS
win success 1t can but be hoped that his
encouraging exposition of its affairs will
prompt the citizens Of the Union to renew.
cd Efforts that an event in which tho hon..
or OF The nation is so deeply involved nav
meet with a speedy consummation.
""rch zod' SUSAN i. PELLET.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
BreWSter's BLOCK.

We are glad TO see tat the tree committee
nave mad an eye on this building, and set ont
some shade tees il irtht Of it,. i his is the most
important pace in our vi lage, ard it i. one which
every person has to do business There oro fav
buildings IN any community. which contain so
many important prblc Offices. First, there is
me fost uflice in lie Drug Store Of DR.. WIN. P.
hussEL. Second, the American Telegraph Office.
FISK X Co.'S. and the Ma onal Express Offices.
N oortLAND's nooK SToPE AND News RooM..
. I"'" ,I's building Nou can send or receive Let
''rS, Ith grams. or Packages to any Part Of the
world.' Al kinds OF BOOKS. Stationary, Fancy
Goods, Magazines and News Papers, Daily '.
Weekly and Monthly, received BY expires, da liz
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Notice,

We wish to say 10 those who have long been
indebted TO us, and in fact all who nave lad deaf
al THIS Office, that we intend to spend all our
Ilne' "t present ut least, in setting with our pat
ron,. Oar friends will see the necessitv al an
immediate adjustment. The books and notes of
barrett X Cobb, j. Cobb x Co., and Cobb &
Mead are in our hands, aud may bo found at tho
Register Otice. NJ az times, ready to adjust the
same. we have sent out a large number Of bills
containing the balances due US, after creditine
"hat mad been paid, on each account up 10 the
end of the 23d Volume. JUSTUS COBD.
Middlebury, April l6, 1859.