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TO Surgeons and Physicians.
ENSVNSJNEENV DEPOT.

WE have received the agency for the sale of the
w well known and justly celebrated iustruu ents,
manufactured by TlENAN Il co, of y Y, and wil
he regularly and promptly supplied by th'm with al
the new stN les and designs. We have now IN stcr''
liner ard more extensive assortment # extra fine L.
strumenis. .probaby than can be found in any other
drug cstablishWs IN The Sout,i, embracing mauy
late improvements Tcycr before brought 10 this
Ret to which desire to cg the special attention of
Surgeons, Physicians d Country Druggists. The
following is an Incomplete list Of instruments
hand. many Of VIII h are entirely in style, and
used exclusively by Surgeons wherever they have
been introduced
Uterine CauStic BOuiges ICivialiS's Stone Crusher
Gilded Pohts: Ticman : Tonsiilator;
Parker's Valve b uGie; cameron s StehOscope;
Double TracheOtOmy Ca lCiark's ObuScOpe;
nuia: Alexander Woods Neural
Nichols Needle Holder: gic Syringe;
Gardner s q uarded CrOch Tirman's Speculum,
ct, pattern:
English Horsehair Pro- lIallemands Port Caustc
bang; with chain:
Curved Speculum FOrceps Ampntaiiug Cases, from
Universal FOrceps; $50 to 500;
sim S SpeCuum: Pocket Gases, from 50 to
Pessary s rev styles; S25;
Prof Nays lIthotomy prof Nays Tourniquet
Cases. 80 :" Pocket Cases
We having manufactured, and will shortly
have in store, Prof. PAUL ENE'S Pocket Cases.
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists;
No. l9 Public Square,
mar2-f Nashville, Tenn
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SPRING OPENING.

yITE will commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w Ia day or two, (of which doe notice will
CIV en) and We iptend gong into the business NOR
than ever, friends and all who euy
for cash will bear in mind that do an exclusiv
CaHh Business, and we Will sell goods at a very sma
advance IRWIN, McCLElLAND a co.
fehlQ-tf
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1853 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
PJpPGySl RIRBOVS!! RIBB0NS,u


N RIBBONS MILLINERY GoOiS. AND
TIE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
6 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK;
ESTABLISHED 1853.
WE have originated Il new principle-a new era
w in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make tins
business PLAIN, SIMPLE and STAPLE AS THAT OF BROWN
NE Sill. FOR CAsHi wEBUY FOR CASH!
We are satisfied with PER PROFIT. ASK No sec
ond Price Have all our goods marked IN ilAlN
FIGURES. so that man, woman and child ''buy alike"
and receive the same value for their money
oar prices best Ta!ieta Ribbons all co.ors' are
No II cts. q piece; No ~ "a c.s. q piece
/" d1l5 .. :. " 3 3 S71 S75s "
:. 2S5s :" .. " - 1Oi}1
No. 16 81 47Jz per piecc:
WE OFFER FANCY RIRB' S"AlIa sly H., L., ALL
pEFYING COMPETITION AND,
FOR CASH ONLY
Our establishment is the centre of attraction lot
aQuick Sales, )" "Ilght Profits and "GoOd Value"
ROUCHESl ROUCHES!l
New STYLES and Patterns al saving of
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT fKlCtS.
Examine our s. mrlcs aud be convinced.
BLOND Lace, QUIIIINGS, NC, &c.
Our line of these Gon,is always full. We Import
and .'Iob" them at for per cent advance
Marked prices all Goods 'io Plain Figures." r,,,
A SAVING OF40 PER CENT on THESE GOODS FhoA
CREnIT PRCtS.
Our intention is to make the ribbon Trade as staple
regard To prices as domestic goods 10 % G1 tls We
must sell ONE MILLION IOll.Aks WORTH OF GOODS
We are Union Men s'No North south" We
solicit the patronage of Merchants, IN every section
OF the United satcs and are the servants oil All VINO
favor us " nh their tr tde and patronage.
JNo. FARRE l..
lIG Chambers ST., New York,
near the Huosou River Railroad Iep"t
II w,tIIK lanIO-4m
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OCTOBER 10, 1850

nR. JAMES wHIIIN
near Sir:-IIaving suffered for a long time rron
Dyspepsia severely that was ompetely prostrat
ei and having tried every means for relief without
sucrcss. | advised TO use your "Anti-l lyspetr
Elixir II affords me much pleasure TO inform you
that entirely cured by lis use, and cordially
commend II Ia all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respectfully, &c,
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nasbuillt Patriot.
7 Z H VI y:

TERMS:
Daily, per annum, W W
Tri-Weekly iIer tlnum, ,....-.....-....... "
Weekly ,per 1nnuIn y -.
one weekly for two years, or two Weeklies an
for one year in advance, "
when the Daily Tri-Weekly, or weekly .,S 70 "a
tscontuted (paid in advance at the time
ny the sabscriber must order, otherwise u wiz pe
min ed at our option until paid for ana stoppeu'
No, naid IL must be paid the time Of discohiinu-
oce or az our option II the party good ~ VIII oe
ent until paid. ..,,,,,ars n, our
Remttances by mail, in registered letters 'a' our
risk.
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Mroifal.
DY SP EP STA.

Communication to John r. Penrose. ESQ.,, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre Kensnct"n.
II with great gTatcation that testify 10 the eI
dcacy Of Wiams's An IL ysreTtc Elixir, which you
so strongly recommended Co me. ana Tor which
heartily thank yon: IL las completely restored my
health which I cheerfuy publicly acknowledge
with the hope that others he similarly benefited
TTaly yours
FRANKLIN EYEE,
KKSsISGToN, Sept IL, 1850
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Ihave just recciN Ell, direct from the manufactures
all the different colors and sty les Of Gents, Boys and
Chidrens Fur, Cashmere, Aerino, Wool and Straw
Hats, including
Geit's dne soft Bell Paris Hats;
.. (" " French
90 Cable :"
Irghorn "
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WIFI . !" MS, NJ TUT "s'UI IInenI.
Attention. NIacElinists. sc.

1000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting from = to 2
inches wide, also Iare Leather, CopI er Burrs and
Rivets on hand for sale, low for cash Nos 80
and SO corner OF College and Broadway.
u r. CUTTER
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y. n. Merchants, In want Of any OF the above ar
tcles will hBd a. their advantage to give call
can ammodate them by the case or dozen, AT rs low
prices any other house in the City.
mar9-tf B. r. CUTTER.
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Ladies, Misses and Children.

Ladies' ane Kii Nor. B,otees with and without heels
- - - slippers, a. :"
" " " q" lasting Bnskins 80 q
- lasting 81 e and front lace Caters, Z" 50
Z" {. II SaNcd Bl'tccs, sc.
Misses aud Cuildren's ii % Xii and M1r Bootees,
with and wi h"ut heels;
A" Z" 6ae Md Slippers, plain and
triniued:
d" " lasting eaters with and with
heel
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Gents, Boys and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer.

Roys' and Youths fine Calf pegged and sewed B0O
Congress Galters oxford Ties, Strapped Shoes &c
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Humors of the Human System.

1t IS ell known that the juices Of the body
IRE governed by natural laws such II, regulate
the vegetable life in the change Of seasons.
In winter they are corgraled, or in common
p~arlance the sap is down." the pores are closed
and QUA whole body is hard and firm, and an &C.
emulation of impurities takes place in our sys-
TEN.
The genial influences Of Spring cause an ex-
pansion of all living matter, the snprises in veg
etable life, also the juices of our bodies are given
out and enter INTO the common circu alton.
This is n law to which every human being is
subject. and the neglect Of it has caused q whole
summer Of misery.
Now is the time to apply n remedy that
cleanses and searchcs every fibre and pore, and
eradicates every particle and sediment of humor
that has lain stagnant during the winter.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery is we'll known
TO our readers as 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 itself and be-
come settled in the system, larger quantities are
required.
For Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, White Scales, Shingle1, Pushes, liberated
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
cHre. 1:6w
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DIED.

In this village, on the 2lst ult., DANIEL II.
HOWARD, in the 4lst year of his age.
In Beekmantown, Clinton Co., n. Y, April
7sth, after a brief Illness Of Consumption, ELIz-
AnEIH, only daughter of Rev. A, Chsmplin, for
msrly of this town, 10 the goth year of her age.
her remains were Brought TO East Niddlebury,
whore on the Sabbath following, after an able
aid impressive discourse by Rev. b. NJ. Hall,
Shey were deposited with kindred dust to rest
until the resurrection of the Just. Her death or
dying hour was peaceful, calm and serene, for it
was that Of the sincC'e and devoted christian.
Modest an unassuming in her personal appear
ance-swest and peaceful in spirit -chaste, aE-
fectionate and social in conversation. her en-, mics
were few indeed, and friends warm and numer-
GUS in. ths circle Of her acquaintance.
In Elyra, o., on the 9th ult., Of Congestion Of
the Lun9e, ELIJAH PAkKER, Esq, in the sOth
year OF his nge Mr.. Parker WAS born in Charles
ton, N. X, ia June, 1879. He entered The legal
profession abost the com n%encenent OF the pres
ant centary, and settled in Middlebury, Vt. from
which place he removed to FL Ta in 1924, a few
years AMER its first settlement For several years
after its organization, he and the late r. Massey.
Esq, were the principal attorneys OF the county.
dis wife anc children texc pit one daughter)have
departed before him, aud he has seemed for sew
oral years like r lonely wanderer on the shores
OF time, The deceased united rare social quali-
ties, with a generous disposition, and \ kind
bssrt Bs vas buried With Masonic honor.
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MISSOURI LAND AND REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
B. Y. RICE & CO..
Successors to b. II. Sheldon & Coz

Successors to b. II. Sheldon 6 Coz
Office No. s. orer the Post Office, 81 Louis, No.
Government Lands at IL liz, %, SO and IS cents
per acre. Also, at 81, Sl.25 and $3.50, selected
and located.
Mr.. b. I. Rice has for the past year been en-
gagged in selecting and surveying lands in South
ern and South Eastern Missouri. ana is now pre-.
pared to locate lands at any Of the above named
prices. from actual insl ection.
Land "arian;s bought, sold, and located on
commission, Ii Missouri, Kansas ard Nebraska.
Second hand Lands Of all Kinds for sale l5w.
U axes paid in any part of the State. P. q.
box l6V0. 49;3m
REFERENCES.
Hon, Thomas G. c, Davis AIRY at Laws Louis
l.obt. +. Wingate. " "
benedict &. Bro. Real Estate Agents
Col. Calvin Townsley, iownsley House" /"
DR.. Caleb Rice, ST. Charles, Mo.
Messrs' Mills & Dewey, Attorneys and Dealers in
Real Estate, Davenport. Iowa.
Messrs. Brad'ey & Baldwid, Attorneys and Deal
ers in Real Estate, l'elle Plaine, Min.
Messrs beach & Bond Attorneys at 1t W, Spring
field Mass.
Hon solomon Foot, U. S Senator, Washington,
y. G..
Hon. J. Turill, 0swego y. Y.
David Hill, Esq, B~ridport, VI.
Henry NJ. Shade, Attorney at Law, Cleveland 0.
Mes Rs Hooker & Weeks, Attorneys at Law, Mil
yankee, Wi..
DR. Joel Rice, Madison, Wis.
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OLD BOURBON WHISKEY,
tut Up RY
WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO.,

For Medicinal Purposes.
II is nearly two wears since the subscribers first
introduced their pure Old bourbon v hisk"t INTO
thu market. 1t was n doubtful experiment in
many respects-but as they were assured BY en-.
inent physicians that it was actually one OF the
best remedial agents for Lung Complaints and
many other diseases, o. an unauthorized article
could be obtUintd,) thy immediately made Ar
rangemrntS with u large manuti cturer to supply
the besl article that could 10 made. When their
first invoice vas received, ii was fairly tested bv
~snalySis, and its purity acknowledged. Since
that line they have in no instance whatever put
M an %inf-ricr article and the reputation that
their WhiskPv has now acquired, is such, that it
is universally recommended by thousands who
have used it, and especially 10y our mo I eminent
Physicians.
Its purity C; mot be questioned as thorough
analysis has been made, us will be seen by re-
ferring to the following certificate, u copy Of
which accompanies each bottle;
State Assaycr's Office,
80 Somerset street, Boston, May 20, 1857
Me.srs. Wilson. Fairbank & Co..
Gcntlemen-I nave made chemical analysis OF
the sample of Iiovrlon Whisky, You sent to me,
and have to inform you that the samples of Whisr
keyare free from any Gi4hcr Hions, and do not
contain anv poisonous or injurious matters, and
hence are suitable for meicinai use.
Rsspectfllly your obclicnt servant,
rHARLEs + Jackson. NJ. Estate Assayer.
In order 10 prevent deception, obSe;ve that the
fac smile of the signature OF our firm covers tho
cork Of every bottie-witlrou this protection none
is snuine
The abpveis nut up in quart and pint bottles,
ana 10 Tor rale by all he Druggists.
WILSON, +. NKBANK & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
4I;3m Nos. i3 and 40 Hanover ST., Boston
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From m. pittsbutgh Union. June I. ls5s.

WV y 'FC''
THE MANUFACTURE OF TONNAGE BITTEEs -
There is nothing more common and annoying at
the present day than ailments oft'.e stomach, and
whether these ills are caused by the quantity or
quality OF the food and drink we uNe. or some
other cause, it is not our purpose loinquire. The
fact is conceded, and hence the necessity for pills
enc les, tones, ect. Now, ever! body who has
swallo wed a desc of pills, or tartar emetic, knows
that both are attended with very nauseous and
facilitating effects. Hence they are generally
thrown aside, exccptin extreme cases, and an in
MIGRATING and wholesome tonic demanded by all
whose digestive organs are out OF repair. A great
many scientific inen have spent much time and
labor in combining the medicinal properties Of
herbs and extracting the same by variou, means.
Among these, none hrye been more successful
than Messrs. Hostetter & Smith. the well known
manufacturer of the celebrated " Stomach Bit
ters."
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sTAIEOr yERMONT-pislrict of Addi.on.s.

STATE OF VERMONT-District of Addi.on,s..
Pc it remembered that ata Probate Court held
at Middlebury. in ard for the District Of Addison,
on the 18Th dny Of April A. y. 1869, Edwin Val
lette, executor of the last will and testament Of
JONATHAN HAGAR,
latc Of Mlddlebuiv, in said district. deceased,
represents 20 said = obate Court that it would
he beneficial to the heirs NJ d legatces Of said de-
ceased that nil the real estate Of said deceased
should lie sold, by reason Of said heirs ard lega-
tees residing out Of this State, and shows said
court that all the heirs and l%eeatees residing in
this state have given their consent in writing,
TINT license may lie granted to said executor to
sell nll III" real estate of said deceased situated
in this State, That the proceeds thereof may Ue
divided among tho Sc entitled TO the same. II is
thereupon ordered that suid application be con-
Sidered by this court Mt a SESSION thereof TO be
held at the ProbnteO Office, in said MiddlebnrU. on
Monday. the 9th DAY Of May nest. Il. 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be gwen
TO all persons interested that they may appear
and make their objections if any they may have,
to said license beng granted, by publishing II
certified copy Of This order in the Mid, lebury
Register newspaper printed ut taiJ Middle
bury-three weeks Successfully previous to the
time of said court.
CALVIN G.. TlLDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records.
/; Attest, C. e. 1ILDEH, Judge,
STATE OF NERMONT-Di District Of Addison. IS.
Re it remembered That at n Probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and for TIE District OF Addison,
on the 18th day Of April, a. D. 1853, Jacob W.
Conroe, executor Of tie last win and testament
Of FIDELlA BASS,
late of Middlebury, in said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance: 1t is tlereupon ordered, that said account
be considered by this court for allowance ut a
session hereof to be held at the Probate Office,
in said N,dd'ecury, on Monday, the 9th day Of
Nav, \. -. 1859. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having purchased Of my father Harvey VII
cox his interest in the Boot and shoe trade,
SHALL continue the manufacture and sale Of Boots
ane Shoes aS heretofore, ut his Old place of BUSH
ness, and hope by proper attention to business
aud fair dealing, to merit a share of the patron
age which has been bestowed on hin. | shall in
a few weeks have in II new stock Of Shoes, to
which | shall then call the attention OF the public
II. c. WILCOX.
Middlebury, March 10, 1859. as;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

We wish to say to those who have long been
Indebted to us, and in fact all who nave had deal
at this office, that we intend to spend nil our
time, at present at least, in settling with our pat
rons. Oar friends will see the necessity oi an
immediate adjustment. The books and notes Of
Barrett & Co0b, ]. Cobb 4 Co., and Cobb &
Mead arc in our hands, and may bo found at the
Register Ofa:c at sll times, ready to adjust the
same. We have sent out a large number of bills
containing the balances due us, after crediting
what had been paid. OH each account up to the
end of the Esd Volume. JUS1US COBB.
Middleburv, April 16, 1859.
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NOTICES OF lHE PRESS.

On the 18th inst. in company with a number
of higl " rcspectvOle editorial brethren and other
pro,essional gentlemen, we visited the Institution
In Brnmfeld Street. We there saw numerous
speclmens of Cancers, and conversed with four
persons who had been relieved Of Cancers, some
Of which were of The largest and most dangerous
,ort, who ARE now in III, enjoynen nj of health,
We doubt whether any Other physician has been
80 einiuertly successful as DR.. Greene in the
Treatment Il caAccrous anections.--Edit OGTe
Branch.
The advantage Of u0ir'ng the science Of the
medical profession with tlr natural mode of treat
Inc d,>e.ss, is clearly shown IN the practice of
d.. 4. Greene at the iuliuu Medical Institute. Ills
success. . truly wonderful Bosom Transcript.
Ne witnessed the removal OF n large rose Can
Ger. If ten years standing, from Il lady seventy
wears Of age The removal occupied but a { "
mint ties. We saw the o. Grafton with our own
ewes, and can testify to Il 9 facts. The patient
seemed 10 be doing well .lter the removal, and,
from the success, attending hundred, OF similar
cases. we ave NO doubt oil her rocovery.-4os-
t~ Dolly Bee.
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-PREMIUM FIRE WoRKs.-Messrs
James G. llovey & Co., were the first to
erect n Predetermined Laboratory in New
England, and are the most experienced in
this line. For the accommodations Of
their extensive trade, they have, during
tho past season, among other improve
ments, introduced NeU Portable Pieces
an fire wo'ks, particHlarly adapted to
eonren,ence in packing, distant TRIMS
portation. and economy in freight.
See advertisement.
The comet recently discovered at the
Aun Arbor Observatory of the Universe.
ty of Michigan, was seen at Cambridge,
Saturday evening.
James Porter, the great Kentucky
giant, is dead. Hv required a monster
coffin for his remains.
Richard Golden has arrived at
Washington, and is the guest of the Presi-
dent.
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FOR SALE.

Attention is called TO tt sale Of my renl es-
tate in tins place, consisting OF three good dwell
ing houses, barn ard ouishouses, and about three
acres Of good land. well wn'eIeu, beautiful y To-
Gated in a pleasant part Of the village. The
whole will be sold If purchased SOON for what
one Of the houses cost me. consequently the pur-
chaser has all else for nothing Two Of thebuilh-
ings now rent for s~eYenly.four dclla's per = q
good paying concern. Address
SIDNEY MOODY,
Or 8. B. ROCKWELL.
uiddlebay, Vt.
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SIhIE OF VERMONT District Of Addison.,,.'
BE it remembered that at n rrobntc Court held
at Middlebury. within and for tie district Of 40
di'on on the 2sth day Of April A.. b. 1869.
An instrument supporting to be the last will
and testament of
DANIEL II. HOWARD,
ate OF Mlddlebury, in sand District deceased, be-
irg presented to this cour, for pro1pte. II is
thereupon ordered that said instrument lie con-
sidered by this court for probate at II session
thereof 10 be hell at the Probate Office in .sid
Middlebury, on Monday the 49, day Of Nav A.,
ID. 1868, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and tr,.
notice thereof be given to all persons Interested
at they may appear and make their Il jtctions
il any thew may have, % the probate and allow
ance OF said instrument. as the last will and
testament Of said deceased, by publishing a GER
TIED copy Of this order in the hiddlebury Reg
l,ter-a newspaper printed at said Middleiury-
three weeks successfully previous TO the tine Of
said court.
CALVIN G. TlLDEN, Judge.
A trus copy from the records,
Attest, C. G. TlLDEN. Judge.
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presents his application with the consent Of ali
heirs, ard legu,ees in this State, Tor license to
sell ell the real estate OF sad deceased in :hi.
State, md tine proceeds thereof inter Iayirg he
debts, lecacies of said de cea, ed and tie expenses
Of administrator. be div'Ged among tic leirs
lcgatees of said de eased: 1t is tlereupon or
deIed that said application be consideiedU by this
cont Mt n session Thereof TO lie held at the Pho
bate Office in said Middlebury, on thursday tho
l1;h day of May next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, and thss notice theI eofbe given to all pei.
sons interested that they may appear and make
license being granted, by publishing n certified
copy of tins order in the Middlebury Eegisis,-
a newspaper printed at sad Middlebury-three
weeks successfully previous to the time OF said
court.