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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23
SaddIed the wrong Horse.

Ihe burlington GG<efte OF SATURDAY nus
very bitter article against Col. Curtis on nc
count of the passage Of the recent act through
Congress re-districting and locating the Uni.
ted States District Court for Iowa. The
comments commence in the following scorch'
ing strain and grow more and more savage
through each succeeding paragraph for about
three quarters Of a column:
This 10 the FIRST result Of genuine impor-
tance which has attended the laborious eff
forts OF Col. Curtis in his congressional ca
reer, and We venture to assert that a more
unjust and selfish aot of local legislation has
never been conceived and carried through
Congress BY any man.
Weregret the necessity We are under Of
dspriving Col. Curtis Of the honor of inau-
gurating this "selfsh act of legislation."--
Senator Jones, upon whom the editor Of the
Gazette has recently wasted much eulogistic
ink, put the thing in shape and engineered j.
through the Senate for the benefit Of Judge
Love. OF course it Was no part Of Col. Cur
ts' business to interfere to defeat this nice
little arrangement, nor had be any DISPOSE
ton to do 90.
Now, give Jones fits, and then hit him
again, for be has no friends.
New Branch BanRs.
We understand that at recent meeting Of
the State Bank Directors two new Branches
we're admitted to the sisterhood OF our home
Banks-one at Burlington and the other at
Washington. The Burling ton Branch comes
in with capital Of $4,000, and is owned
entirely by Eve persons--Senasor Grimes,
Messrs. Coolbaugh 4 Brooks and Cook &
Baxter-the four latter gentlemen old and
experienced bankers.
The Washington Branch has capital of
$4,000 controlling interest in which is
owned by Messrs. Green + Stone, long known
as the principal bankers Of Muscatinc.
These additions to the banking capital OF
our State, together with the skill and practi-
cal wisdom Of the gentlemen who control the
new Branches, must lend additional conf
dence to our State Bank system, which is
generally admitted to be one Of the safes,
in the Union for both bill holder and stock
holder.
1t ia understood that Mr.. Coolbaugh will
represent the Burlington Bank and MIR. Stone
the Branch at Washington in the State Board
An important addition to that highly con
sentative body.
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The latest news from Europe, OF the
9Th inst, represents that the prospects Of
war grow still more distinct, and the gener-
:, ..lpT ass.oD seem. ~ DO tnat tnc commence
ment Of hostilties cannot be long delayed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23

Fer sale OF scent.
GOOD new brick dwelling house, contAining
n roouaa, basement Kitchen, dry cellar, cistsrn,
Ae., within i've minutes waR Il the Poato0ss, can
be bought or lsascd on vsRY RsAsoxAsn MANS
For further particulars, apply toJ W .DnlArLAIn,
ct Gate City Once. (meh17d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23

~ When 10 bed not bed? Ans
When it 10 little buggy.
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L. HOWE
Butter.
Fer sale o. nesns.

4 MOTHER lot Of that choice Eastern Butter
n received this morning. and for sals IT retail b
mchI7d KELLOGG 81 RaD.
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A NEW OPENINGl

A NEW OPENING!
rTvHE subscriber has just opened "A MILY
/ GROCERY. - EsMrth.st.. bet.
Main and Blon deau, in rear Of Hamill
Ralstons, where he will be found with good sup
ply Of CHOICE GROCERIES such ~ the wants Of
every one demand. Goods delivered to any part Of
i. 4. coPsLIN, Agent.
Ksokuk, March q, '50-dH
~ will please bring !, 70 this Office and receive
reward. Imch21d3tl
FOR RENT.
nNE Of those fine brick houses Fulton-st.,
~ between sth and 9th, with all the modern i'm
provsmsnts For particulars inquire = the store
mch2aas. VI Main st.
Fresh Hops,
Qnn LBS, growth q 1858, direct from grow
rale low, by A. J. WILKINSON,
p.ss s's' Of the Golden Eagle aud M q a.s
I n pursuance q the following order notice is
March 10th, 1859.
In pursuance Of the requirements Of the Act of
Congress approved March Sd. 1859, regulating the
Terms VI the District Court of the United States
for tbs District Of lows, Ii Is hereby ordered that
term Of said court for the southern division be
held 1t the city Of keokuk in said state, 70 COM
mence on Inc uret Monuay u June, a. ~. 10Y.
Yon will take notice and summons the drand
and Petit Jariss accordingly.
To LAu1sL 6UxxERs, Esq, and JoaN G. BURHs,
Esq. MArshAl and Clerk Of said Court.
.~~-, j. M. LOVE, Judge District Court
| LIS. UAitsd States for Iowa, March
| t-1 18th, 1859.
/ Laurel 6UnnDns, Y. 3. Marshal,
| BY TX. ASfzosr. Deputy. lmch1A
To Rufus Nilssy. KiisAbsth Wiley. John Wilssy.
/ Partridge, fsuchOts = Warren, LOrsnse D.
| Brown, William Brown, james Bradford, A. g
/ Grinnsn, CorneliA drinnan:
/ VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now file In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee Cou Iowa, st IT. Mad
ison petition Of James G. Lyon olaimin & Of you
/ the said Rufus Wilscy the sum Of twelve hundred
dollars, and interest from Oct. 9th, 1858, At 10
| per cent. per 1nnum upon promnsery note exc
cuted by you to the said j. G. Lyon for one thou
sand dollars Of date October 18th, 1855, bearing
interest y 10 per cent per mum Ase. claiming
| against all Of you the foreclosure OF mortgage
upon part or lots one and two block one hundred
and twenty-five, being real estate In city OF Keo.
kuk in said county and state, executed BY said
/ Rufus Wilsey snd Elisabeth Wilscy, to secure the
pa ment % tho said motto and interest, and that
unless you appear and answer thereto on before
/ the morning Of the I'd day Of next term Of said
Court to DO holden ii n. Madison the Sd Monday
4 In May, A. ID. 1859, judgment will be rendered
against you by default.
March ~, 1s59-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Shirt FRONTS SHIRT rRONT1l!
/ 4 FINE lot, warranted LIHsx, SHIRT FRONTS,
| IA neatly sswed, ut very low figures, just rec d
| By express ~ P. u. FOSTERS.
| Fcbi6d Sccond-tt.
/
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TTMEi

WO Dali r II AINsI
To take effect on Monday, March 2lst, 1859.
EyROM and after the above date and until FUR
thor notice, Two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk - follows:
FIRST TRAM.
Leaves Keokuk daily ct ss3O o'clock =. m.
Arrives as Montrose ct CTS 4. N.
SECOND fRAIa
Leaves keokuk daily (Snndays s1csptsd) at 100
p. IN. Arrives at Montross Ut l:&6 p. n.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Montrose daily at HOO o'clock =. m.
Arrives ~ Kcokuk ~ ti:A6 q. IN.
g1coNp TRAIN
Leaves Montrcse daily (sundays exceptsd) $40
p. N. Arrives 1T Kcokuk nj 8:lx pam.
Forming, IN connection with the KAokuk and
Rock Island Packet Company, DAILY LINE TO
al points EAST, NORTH and WEST.
Passengers for the Packets win take the one
o'clock p. m. train, making sure connections IT
Burlington with trains for Chicago, MI. Pleasant
and Fairfield.
TEMPLIN, pLuMMRR 4 CO., Less.e..
B. ". DAVIS, Superintendent.
]. B. TRwKsDuxY, Ticket Agent, Nain-st.
March n. ,H-d&w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Taylor's hay State Bards
WILL GIVE ONE or THEIR
UnYivaIed and Attractive
CHA MBEN
G. q n C. u FS II ST.
-, n ~vrDn~,c rv.vr

Friday Evening, March 25th.
TIyHE Troaps consists Of the following dis
i tinguishsd Artists:
Mr.. PRANK M. PIERCR, the Eminent Tenor
Mr.. NJ. z. TINKER, the Celebrated BaIladist;
Mr.. Il. A. MCCLURE. Baritone and Bufo;
Mr.. r. l.. CLARKE, Basso
MIR. J. B. TAYLOR, Pianist and Musical Director.
m TICKETS 25 cents, to be had at ths
door, and 1t the usual places. Children In asma
not admitted. rmch13d1ta
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Life, Fire and Marine insurance.
Agency.

Life, Fire and Marine insurance
Agency.
DOLICIES Ct Insurance Issued at the lowest
rates In the following reliable Arst class COM
panies:
THI MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YOnK
This IL the safest and reliable Life Insurance
Company in the world, with m accumulated
Fund Of over - 900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or RnOvID8HoB, III.
Capital ESQ 600 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms CO.,
srnIKoKTRLD, MA1o.
Capstai $50. 900.
PEORIA MARINE : FIRE INSURANCE CO.
RnoMA, Ill.
Capisal $500 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call q
the Agency Once Of G. n. DIMOND.
mohl 8dlm Main-st., over Ogdsn's Book 6tsre,
L. HOWE,
Clty Auctiomccr. keok M, Iowa,
MILL. attend to sales Of Mershandise, Kusni-
w ture, Honssa, Carriages, Real kstais and al
kinds Of Personal Property
TEKMS EASY.
Office at B. A. Williams store, Man-st, between
3D. and zth. (msh17d 4
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Cnn LBS, growth Of 1858, direct from grow
OUU ers in Oneida Co., N. X, In store and I,
rale low, by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle aud Mortar,
mch27d gG Main-st
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- -
ii INIT FRONTS SHIRT HkONT1l!
4 FINE lot, warranted LIHgx, SHIRT FRONTS,
IA neatly sewed, ct very low figures, just rec
By express ~ p. ID. FOSTERS.
Febl6d Sccond-st.
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gave up it's jurisdiction on that subject.
Clay, Of Ala, declared his opinion very
succinctly and without equivocation.
Mr.. Clay said tho Consultation gavs the
right to take slaves into Territories, and the
Territorial inhibition was therefore inopers-
tive and void, because Territory WAS not :
except what was derived from the Constitu-
ton and the act Of Congress. Hence be had
held that tbs Lecompton Constitution was
only petition.
Thus in oil the varied arguments and views
a. TO the meaning Of the Cincinnati Plat
form, We find not one Senator claiming sov-
creignty in the Territories, and only three
Senators distinctly declaring against inter-
vention, while three more blinked the ques-
ton. and the united South claimed TIC 1;sh:
and the duty Of Congressional Intervention
IN favor Of the rights Of the slapeh oldsrs
in the Territories. Let our readers reflect
upon the developments Of this discussions
and preserve il for future use.
Interesting from Japan-.EdIct from
tho New Emperor.
| ny Advlccs from Japan 70 November lOtt
we learn that the new emperor, Foen Txigo
had issued decree relative to the ful6lmen
Of the terms Of treaties recently concluded
with foreign powers. A liberal tone charac
terizes this document throughout. II per.
mits the introduction Of the Catholic religion
| into the ports Of Simoda, Hak odadi, Manga.
saki ond Desima, but stonsly refused to per
NIT the importation Of opium--a favor whici
/ - 81 4 he ah haA ~ -
from tho new emperor, after oil their NO
gotiations to that end had failed with hi,
predecessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-23
3. r. CAREY,
DuALgR m
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
NJ 90 Aa;v.t MAJ al ard Ifh

LADTE0s 0HELL COMBS.
4 N assortment inst received, and for sale low 81
"A No. ! Estes Houae, corner 9th and Main.
mch7d q. q. BRIDGES.
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on that act by the honorable Senator, rights
which the South have been contending for on
this continent for thirty years, nearly two
generations. are to be taken from the Con-
| stitution, from the Supreme Court and re-
mitted to the popular will Of the temporary
inhabitants Of Territory, no party on that
doctrine can ever receive one vote south Of
the Potomac river and il it is to be the dis
solution OF the party, let it be dissolved, and
the sooner the better. If it can only be re-
constructed on that platform, to use mod.
| ern phrase, you will not find single builder
or plank in the Southern States not one
| and they would be trnants and recreants, il
! j. we-: otherwise. Sir, have better hopes
do not believe cannot be made to believe
that doctrine 50 irreconcilable with law ant
reason and sense, can prevail with any party
have no fear that there will DO any sucl
plank in the platform. But il there Is, ther,
is dissolution at once and forever, OF an,
party alliances and party action.
After the grave Senator from Virginia ha,
concluded his exposition Of the Constitution
and of that still more authoritative documen
Of the Democratic party,-the Cincinnati
plasform,-the young Senator from Obi
schlit"SNa hlp Aoc~o upou sAV 6uDJcCs. W
call special attention to his remarks, for tn
reason that he uses precisely the argument
and the phraseology for which Republican
! have been denounced as nigger-worshippers
disunionists and traitors. He said, amongs
, other things:
J But the Senator from Virginia says it i
oil decided. How decided? The Suprem
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Keoku NIX Mt.Pleasans& Msscasan
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an instant, BY assertions ~ to what coneti-
tutions give, and by assertions as to what
courts have decided, to build up doctrine
that 10 offensive TO the pride and self respect
OF every citizen of the non-slaveholding
States. will give you equality Of rights,
but | will have equality. You shall not car
~ the laws OF your State into the Terrific
ries, unless you allow me to carry the laws
OF my State there. agree that the laws OF
neither shall 60 there. Let the people OF the
Territories by themselves, through their own
immediate representatives chosen by the peo-
| pie, responsible to Thorn, decide the whole
question. will agree that the Federal Gov
eminent shall not interfere on either side by
act word, .ha. !. s...ss, &c lot autreiy 10
the people whose interest is concerned du-
ring their territorial form and when they
come to form their constitution and State
government, whatever they say on that sub
ject, be it to exclude or to tolerate slavery,
they shall have my vote so long as sit Ia
this Chamber without any hesitation. But
when you tell me that there is nesro SOW
ereignty extending over all the Territories,
that there is peculiar species Of property
which no law can restrain, which no govern
ment can put down or regulate, but which
goes by force Of the Conatitution--as If the
Constitution, instead Of being made for the
! benefit Of the people, was made for tho spe
DIAL a=grandisement Of negro owners--and
which IL to prevail everywhere, and to over
awe and strike down the right Of self gov
ernment Of white men, either in States OF
Territories, | tell you you have perverted the
whole foundation Of your Government.
Green Of Mo-, representing the border
rufians, insisted that the Constitution ex-
} tended slavery over oil the territories Of thu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12
Oh oIlaeIe No. !.

Now /. cam. to pass, in the last days Of
the reiga IL .aJ he farmer, that there
vas great tumlit 80 all the cities and VIII
lagos " The land boni,es and rel. iclngs
filled IT,, air, and aud Young cried with
oul voice. long ,tv, C-rusl--on account of
his ha. - cHl: c.ct .rn mighty continents
50 tina; tn.r may iaI@4s two men talketh
fac. 70 ..cc.
In these DAYS, about the time OF the lat.
ter rain HARRY, the merchant, whose sir
name Is LANGM GRITTY journeyed south.
ward having, about hi p, son a goodly
quantity ofsoid and other precious a: ticles,
where"lth he nigh. buy purple and Sne
linen aud other valuable and costly merehan.
die. aud II came 10 pass, that he journey
ed many leagues, until lie even came to the
great Babylon, called New York, and there
ne tarred a few days among the money
changers aud buyers and sellers, and pur-
Gu sed many articles and things which the
people would desie, and be then journeycd
northvard until he came to the land where
be dwells, and all of his household.
Well the amount of It is. the subscriber
has just returned from New York with q
| heavy stock Of goods, suited to the taste and
wants of this community, which he offers at
lower rates than ever, The days of high
prices have passed, new era has dawned
on the mercantile world--high prices and
long credits are things, ere long will be only
read of and deplored as among the great or.
| rors of past ages. "Quick sales and small
prohts Ia my motto" so come along and see
| what a lot of
CLOTHING.
Over Coats, Dress Coats, Business Ceats.
Pantaloons, Cashmere Pants, Doe Skin do
Satinette do Tweed dos large assortment
of
VESTS.
Velvet Vests, Satin, do, and other styles Of
| Vests, at low rates.
Our Clothing is made for service, and Of .
superior cloth and style of finish and 10 sold
at prices that must warrant a ready sale.
| SHIRTS, DRAWERS &C,
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes
| thick and thin Rubbers-light and heavy.
Ladies' and Children's-all sizes. Hats and
Caps, various styles Wall and Curtain Papsr
Crockery and Glass Ware Glass oil and Put.
ty. Sugar and Tea.
GROCERIES.
Pork, Flour and Fish, Burning Fluid Cam
phene and Candles, Our stock of Plain and
figured Dress Goods is MISUNDERSTANDING
all the new and desirable styles In market
The ladies we'll understand this subject
Black silk ard Satin Bleached and brown
lSheatings, Flannels, Ticking and drilling
new STYLE Fancy Willow Baskets. Together
with thousand other Knick- Knaeks and
trinkets that will only have to bs seen to b
admired.
HARRY LANGwORTHY,
No. 2 Nichols Building
Midilebury, Oct. a, 1858.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12
WINTER QUARTER
OF THE
Middlebury Female Seminary

The Winter Quei commences on Wednesday,
December lst, and continues ten and half weeks.
Pupils are not received for less than full quar-
ter, except by particular arrangement with the
Principal.
MISS AoSEa GORDON, Principal and Prscsptrsss.
Miss NJ. j. kNowLEs, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss E. c. LAWRENCE, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
Prof, A, BorT, Teacher Of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Iait.Sa-1n Elementary English SO 90 Hghs,
English, "a 90; Latin and English, So 90 Plano
$40 90 Singings9 co. Vocal Music Glass, 90 /;
Painting in Water Coiors, - 90 In Oil, So 90
Drawing, 81 co. French, SO co. German 81 90.
An extra charge Of 25 cents Ia made for Hrss
and sweeping.
6oara-ln Seminary Boarding House including
Room, Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
the young ladies' finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel IS provided A. cost. Rooms for self
boarding. may be obtained on inquiry Of the
Princip'.,
Bill PAYABLE ar -ho middle OF each quarter, and
no deduction r. made .oI temporary ob7ence.
AGNES GORDON.
Nii+labur- Tcr ~, 1858.
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True to Nature !

Those who have friends living at a distance,
who were formerly residents OF Middlebury,
could not make them more acceptable present,
than one of those beautiful Monographs of Mid
dlebury Falls, and Belden's Falls, taken by
Messrs. Mowry & Rua.sil, of Rutland. VI. They
may be obtained Mt Co1eland's Bookstore If APP
plication is made soon, at e2 cents pisss.
Our lady artists will readily see the ease with
which these pioturea ON be transferred TO can-
vas-a work which may be done in their psrors
and cave themselves the tedou, labor of sketch
ing an outdoor view, exposed TO cold or heat.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12

For the cure of DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
Liver Complaint, Asthma, Costiveness, Loss Of
Appetite, Fever and Ague, Heart Burn, Water
Bra.h, Acidity, Sea Sickness, scurvy Nausea,
Headache, Ennui and Genera Debility, or any
disease having its origin in imperfect digestion.
These Buffers as all classes Of our fellow citi-
zsns, including Members Of Congress, Lawyers,
Physicians, Clergymen, Planters, Farmers and
Others testify, the safe. certain and sorere'gn
SPECIFIC for the immediate relief and permanent
cure Of the many cruel complaints which in some
phase or other Of Dyspepsid afiiict our race
These Bitters were discovered by DR.. George
n. Green. and in their formula differ entirely from
that of any other preparation OF medicine. Con-
tanning no alcohol-n mneral--no POISONING
uoxious drug,-in their nature tonic, not stimu-
Misunderstanding their virtues in any cline; they
are :" , combination and 1t form indeed " Of Med
ieine which knows no rival in extermnaing dis
ease and restoring the system to its pristine vigor
and health. No matter of how ong standing, or
however induced or chronic in its character the
disease NAV be-no matter that it has baffied the
skill of she ph, sician, and resisted the efforts O.
Medicine single trial of these Bitters will salts
~ the sufferer that his disease is amsnable to the
proper remedy.
In testimony of the may cures effected by this
Remedy reference is had to the written certifi-
Gates from distinguished individuals known all
over the land.
w. FowLE & Co, Proprietors Boston. For
sale by their agents everywhere, and by W. P.
Rassel, Middlsbury; Roscoe IL Washburn New
N ball Il n Need
ham. Bristol; v IN. p Ford, Granville; +. S. AT
wood. shoreham; W. q. Sprague and F. Hunt
sngten, vergennes;
And by all dealers in medicine. 9,y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12


Warren Colburns "lnteIlectual Arithmetic
brown, Taggard nase' pos.o" -, ..a
And that said list of books, thus selected and
now published, in the language Of the Act re-
tsrr to- has become au,n9l''ny,e ~ Snri,,
L, upon the Board Of Education, Superin-
tendents, and Teachers, until January Isl, a.
I'D 1864, and Teachers and Superintenuen,s
"shall recommend for use in the District ScnooIs
"as new books shall become necessary LOT IN.
.,struction in the branches named, no other
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-12
ANNIVERSARY BALLS,
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

THE subscriber having taken up his residences
in another state, desires TO sell the house and lot
he has occupied for he last two years.
The house Is well located on the north side OF
College Green, and is in the most perfect repair.
II has good wood shed cistern, good garden,
and fine lot of Fruit TIees, some OF them al
ready bearing. The property viii be sold low
and time will be given for the payment II por :
ton is paid down, and the balance eoulei hy
mortgage. For particulars enquire u I C.li
at the Register Office S +. BOLTON,
Middlebury, Nov. 20, 1855. 9s;tr
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rer TO no Inconvenience, and each one Will wear
from one week to three months.
Pills, family boxes. rs ets.-PlasteI on KID,
le So cents.
NJ The above articles are sold BY the dealers
in Middlebury, and by merchants everywhere
this paper cireulates, and by one or more agent
States, Canada and South America
Sold 10 Middlsbury BY all the Druggists
o. l. Case, E. A Hamilton, Salisbury {
u. Wright, and l.. S, Wilcox, Orwell, Union
Store, ShorehaIn F. P, Fletcher, aud Gordon
Sesrl Bridport L. " Pollard. Addison J. D,
Needham, Bristol Market Hall, Hinesburgh Fl
o. Smith, Monkton siao by Druggists in Yer
gsnnes. sQ;ly
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Agricultural Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Addison County
Agricultural Society, for the election OF oihGers'
and the transaction Of other business, will be hol-
den, as provided by the Constitution, on the Srd
Wednesday of Jan. ls59,-it being the 18th day,
at 10 o'clock A. ~, ut the Court House in Mid
debury.
The Committee on Field Crops, will meet on
the dav previous, at the same place, and al spe-
cifcations and samples must be presented before
noon of that day.
A general attendance is desired, as business OF
unusual importance will come before the meeting.
JusTUs COBB, Secretary
Middleburv, Dec. 90 1883