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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-27
froE tho low, Citiset.'
Another FnlsOhOod Exposcd.

The Dubuque Elp,ea is determined
to excel all its locotoca rivals in the bold
! ness, originality and grossne.s Of its
faisehood'. Mr.. Dorr ought to know
that the coarse lie is taking i. suficicn.
to ruin the cause it is designed to bene-
fit, and to establish for his pspcr a III os,
unenvialle reputation When men once
find that they have been deceived and
imposed upon, they are very ap, 10 look
with suspicion upon all the statement, Of
the man who thus tetrays stheir cout;.
dence. La another place, 10 this days
paper. We have copied paragraph from
the E.rrrcss, that is now going The rounds
OF the Democratic journals, and exhibit
ed its glaring untruth Here is another
Statement, from the same source, purport.
ing 10 be correct exhibit Of the Stare
Tax assessed in Iowa, for A .erie. Of
years:
1877 the rate per cen. was milla
ISIS it was I of oae mill.
lsI3
1850
1851 mile.
Us! i, was reduced TO ~ m'ii'.
1883 :" u mills.
1895 Of one mill
Did net the Drpress d Heruia know
tina, It Was publishing fal-.hood2 Did
1t not Know that what it gave u the pub
lie rs facts from the records of the State
were not facts? 1t has in its possession,
or within reach, tho official exhibits Of
the State officers, since the State was or
gained. Why, then, does i. attempt to
impose upon crcduli,; by such deceptive
figures:
We are indebted to Hon. J. W. Jones.
Treasurer OF State, for copy from the
official records, Of the Tux assessed for
State purposes, since the organization of
the State. Here 1t is:
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ORIGINAL Nnf;cp

ORG maj NOTICE.
THE e slArs s. %, vsaae sSrn DER
Term A. D. 1859.
William II. Tu,hill va. David rIesclgcaser. ID.
minslrator OF the estate Of Jesse Brins CHAM. de-
ceased. John Nelson Brin CHAM, Ellen Bring
h IN. Emcine nsham Jane Bringham, Jesse
Clark Brinyhag., and Friend I'ringhanl, heirs al
law Of said Jesse Bringham deceased.
TO JoHK NEIsON BRiSGHAM, ELLEN BR,NGuAM
ExELSE BRiNGHAa JANE BRiSGHAM JEssh
CLARK BRINnn.M ~, and FRIENp BhINGH AN, lie irs
At Law of jesse bingham deceased:
You and each ~ you are hereby notified that
on the 2ith day Of March, A. H. 1859, there wa
filed in the Office OF the Clerk of The Distrie,
Court in Cedar county, a pet ton of William H.
Tathii claiming of the estate OF jesse I,rin CHAM
the sum OF three hundred and ten doors H.
money due kim en- certain Judgment re pdcr.c
against said lessee Brln 4han then IN full htc)
at the September term A. h. 1850 OF the DI,ri,
Court Aforesaid for The sum of one hundred ami
nineiy.ons ~ 100 dollars. IN favor Of said ,a u.
TN as sdmns srator d. boais Of the estate oi
John ah'ttclsey deceased. which iulgmeu. il
UNPAID and unsatisGed. and that un!e.s YOU az
pear aud answer thereto or bcf re the fir,t dt,
si said Court, to wit: October 10TH ln;g iaJc.
meht will BE- rendered against yon taercon.
WI. Il. iCTtiILL.
Original nosice in the above entitled Cause
having been rrtu,ned with the cndo. SEINE n, thai
the said John n lson Bssngaam Ellen Bring CHAM
Lmet'nc rinsham Jane bingham. Jesse Cara
Bfnghap. ANA Friend Brin, CHAM were not found
IN the county Of Cedar a:o csafd AN order wa.
made ~ the Ap.il Term, A. D. 1879. Of the sata
Cedar county District Coat that Publication n
The ioteSoinS notice be made in the Upton At.
'eruscs. aNeeAiy newspaper published in saa
county, Tor ionr consecutive weeks according to
Law. g. IXf;uAN
CLERK Dis.ri.t Cour; c<s er Ccxnfy fora
August ."a, i.a5-3on5T
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FARMERS, TAKE Norrc,,

he undersigned have on hand five az NAN
Ms CONFINED REApERS 4 MOWERS
"a ,n,a oaHa. winch they will dispose Of upon
UNIV ie'h 1893. JAZZ. & C. A. MYER
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\ Al'Ii,s,.

h disorders to the Capital Stock of the
Upton Railroad Company are hereby mott.
lied thaf the lu'h insta.nent If ten Der cent on
each saare 81 the >tock subscribed TO said Com
Ian1 viii ne due ON th- 10th dry of septenlnr, A.
u. 1893. Payable a. the oi'ire If the Treasurer
BY order of the Board
S. }. CREW. prest.
A. GIiRERr, Sec. t,uu c-trI
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MONEY TO LOAN

nN FIRST CLASS SECURITY, at lair rates
~ Apply to Z. AUGUSTUS HANlLANu
july Il DAVENPORT. Iowa
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pay Tn. Paw Up.

Upton, August 10th, 1889.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-14
To Dyspeptics

And all who suffer the tortures which this dis.
ssss iufets In one form or another of its many
phases, cure yourselves permanently and speed.
lily by using
The OXYGENATED BlTrERS.
. The" Weekly Novellstte of Sept. IS, says
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases Of
our country. This Is owing both to climate and
Ihs almost universal habit Of eating our meals too
rapidly to admit Of proper digestion. But in
.yits Of thee sdvere circumstances, this disease
even when it has become chronic, disappears
which have bean fosnd to prove an infsllibile
remedy.
Fr N As PaSasAer Of ssaely circulated Ma ars~e
Boston, July /, 1858
Means. .. W. FowLE & COL have taken
three bottles of the Oxyg mated Bitters, and have
derived great benefit ION their use have been
much troubled with DyspePsis for several years,
and found nothing that afforded me any relief
until used the Bitters. ] most eheerfully re-
commend them to all who are AFFLICTED with this
troublesome and stubborn disease.
JAMES ROBINSON, Of the
Student and Schoolmate."
Fsvxa Gen. 4. q Dodge, our Minister 10 SpSr.
Washington, ID. o., May ID.
DR.. GKo. B. GRKEN.-Dear SIR :iue Oxy
Eepatsd Bitters with which YOU were SO kind to
furnish me, have had most salutary effect in my
case. was troubled with Dyspepsia for four
isaU, during which time tried many remedies
but never met with any so good as your Btters
j am now In the enjoyment OF good health, and
i hope and believe, that all who use the Oxy-
,sensted Bittsrs, will fnd tusm as servicable rs
have found them.
With high respect, your obi. servant.
A. @ dodge.
Meme genuine snless sisusd BI uTTS on the
wrapper.
Prepared BY sKTH W. FowLK Il Co., Boston,
sud for sale by W. P Russell and H. A. Sheldon,
Niddlsburyj D. d. Haskell, West Cornwall I;
L, $, Atwood, Shorehsmi Roscoe h Washburn,
Ne " Haven J. d. Needham, Bristol; II. o.
Sun. VII, Monkton, and by dsaiers every where.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WbiLteu's Golden Salye.

T. .irr hy waroi proere4s Va the hetlue Ara.
t. - id'tp'et itr >nre., HniDor Womid ana
-cet, luli "i exeunel iutamalo,v dihcui,v, OF
,,tai ,ej usinc or nsture, o., luM or beast Made
uslv Lvi T.. NHtrrfN, Lowell Mas. - cent
,sr DuN. fhr usual dscond The trade. sold
~ trusgist-. " Aiioint III well AMI he healed"
Jue OptpFS SAiVT--A GREAT HEALING
REMEDY II is with much pleasure We announce
rae slvent of this new article in our city, viii h
o.. atst with such signal sncoes. In Lowell, where
d. d. made that the papers have teamed with
a...ss u truly marvellous cures. rhev chronicle
ors where the life Of lady was recently saved
case Of broken breast another where tn,
e ofs child was ssved-s case of chahug; an
s'nsr OF lady whose face was much disfgure,
D, seio ulous hum1r, which was brought 10
HEALTHY eetion in a few days also, another of III
old ,nan, who had sore on his foot Tor twenty
yssrs-.Cured In few weeks. Our will not b,
allow Ia getting at its merits, and will herald 4,
over rhs lands-Bcson HcsJiS,
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DIED.

n in this town, Sept 2, CHAILks E., 4on Of Min
drus Yale, aged ten years and five months.
In Salisbury, on the 10th inst, HOLLAND W.
EvERTs, in the 67th year Of his age.
In Shoreham, on the slst nit GusrAvus A.,
only son Of Clark tdeceased) and EliEs allen
der, aged 10 years and months.
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North Atlantic Steamship 90

REGULAR riiROuG LIE 10 SAN FRAN
CTS o.
VIA PAHaA RAILROAD,
and connect NJ only with Steamers Golden Gate
Golden Age, John L. Stewhens, and sonora. Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company al ranams,
Direct to Aspinwail. The splendid steamships
tALIIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC.
having sen entirely refittei and adapted to the
Califorms trade, will hereafter run a. above,
leaving is port Oh the 9TH and 18th Of each
Month"; from the foot o. Canal street, North
River.
Passengers ana Mails will be forwarded BY
Panama EHiroal, and connect AZ Panama with
the Pacific NlaIl steamship Company's nagnif.
cent Steam. hips, which will be In readiness, and
leave IMMEDIATELY for san Francisco. They
will be embarked free Of expense from Railroad,
by Company Steamboat TAB0GA
An Experienced surgeon IS attached TO each
hip. Storage Passengers found in cook ed pro
vision, bedding, ant attendance. II IL believed
that he accommodations afforded by the above
ships are UNSURPASSED by any in the world. The
public are informed that the 7 NJ. S. S. Co., al.
ways have one o. more extra Sisamers, living at
Par anna, reacy for sea, to avoid any possible de.
tension If Passengers or Mails, AVID embark their
pa'sengers by Steamboat %; i'm
For POS age apply at the only office of the TOM
pany. on the Wharf foot of Cana street Nor b
River, TO WILLIAM II, NlCkHAM.
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MARRIED.

Z ~ THIS village, an the sth lust, at the hetho-
hsi Church, &, Rev h. NJ Hall. Mr.. WILLARD
Bu,,D to Mis- MARY A. LANG WORTHY, daughter
Of Harry Langwoi'h! all of this place
| r. Whiting Oh the 2efh ut., by Rev & e.
wilkins Ions =. PARKER 10 ADriIA I. CARS
fESTER
In Orwell, on the Isl inst. by Rev. {. X. VIII
Ains, RODNEY T. WHTI 10 ". AsTolSsErrE
RoYCE.
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NOTICE

Ia hereby given that an application " II b.
made to the Legislature Of this State, TO convene
on the I'd Thursday OF October next Tor char,
ter to build a Railroad from some point on tn,
X. & W. Railroad, in the town of POultnev,
north, through the town and vi lage ol ia rha-
ven, through the towns Of Wst Haven anu
Benson, to some point on Lake Chamulain. N
the r WINS of Orwell or Shorehdm. 2l;3w
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EXCELSIOR!
MORE PBocF THAT THE EXCELSIOR
w A T E r. w II e E l.
Is better Wheel than you ever used.

Salem, Wash. Co., n. Y, Aug. l.
GLSTs ri have been running Tor month
past one of your Excelsior alter vi eel IL
inche- n diameter, under a tee head, tor the
purpose of driving "a inch circular saw and
other machinery, Tor the manufacture Of cooper
work, and !. drives 1t with n speeu and power
that is tIuiy surprising. have Ueeu for upwards
OF 20 yea more or less, brought IN coiItact wi II
mills Of off rent KINDS, nd, . cu1rsc, acq am
led with most OF the various kinds Of wnueis
now before the puoi., aid equently 10, /
8 me" hat qualified 10 Judge OF the siutive MGR.
Its Of The different whees; ani In relation TO
yonr wheel. most cheerfully Say that Tor sim
plicity, con- pactness and compietei ess Of con-
struc.lon, au aUiiity, per centage Of power, anu
steadiness oi motion, believe Is not eQusled By
any wheel ilUW IN use.
(Sisned) Rsspsctfuly yours,
H. A. LARKIA
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CASTLETON SEMINARY.

THE FALL TERN OF 1853, viii commence on
Thursday Sept. let under the charge Of
Mr.. STEPHEN KNOWLTON.
This lnstitt ton "a one III lie Oldest and best
known in the State, its graduates are sought as
teachers in every part ofthe country. In every
department, so i'd and ornamental, ire very best
teachers are secured. Wenvite especial inquiry
in reference 10 Musio Painting and drawing,nnd
French. A gentleman of high scholarship q es
his especial attention to the Classics and Higher
Mathematics,
Applications and letters Of inquiry addressed
to the Principal
le;sw WILLARD CHILD Presl
c, 81 WILLARD, Secty.
Send for a catalogue
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The undersigned as now in store. at Whole
sale only and IA daily receiving from his Facto-
ries in the o. s., and IRON the hest uanufactories
abroad, large Quantities OF Webs, ~ penders,
Carriers. Tapes. etc AMI viii grant License
Stamps with authority 10 others 10 import and
sell the Vulcan Esd hubber Elastic Fabrics. All
such stamps se d FAC iniie ofmy name, with
out which no goods OF IN description can be
legally vended IN the United States curing the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Rensiningin ne Post Office at Middlebury
Sept. IL, 1869.
Atwatei, W. W 2 Kesn, Michael
Bessette, Joseph Lainote, F. H,
Balm, Chas. H, Lemeur, D.
Balm, Andrew Ladoueaer, Pierre
Bellows, g. G. Laden, Joseph
Brown, d. r. Monjeon, ia
Beckwth, j. f. Menard, Benjamin
Bull, c. H. Mitchell, Miss Esther
Binga, Rev A. Palmer, Alfred
badgley, ]. D. Palmer, A. W
Cheorinl, Joseph Pearson, Rev. T. w.
Curtis, Rev. Harvey4 Rscette, A.
Douglass. Robert Rose, NJ. NJ.
DLyle, Walter Robbins, L
Daviasee, n. Robertson, A.
Fairbanks, Rev II. Shaf1er, Joseph
Fletcher, S. 5. Tubois, Isaac
Gales, L. H. Tatso. Peter
Grsntham J. wa Vede'l, Francis
Hurd, Anirew Wheeler. R.
Hole, Joseph Whitney, D. II.
W. P. Russell. P. NJ.
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Secrets Disc osed,

Tbs Subscriber offers for sale Recipe Book
which contains Recipe for making every article
that is manufactured in the country, Of Soaps,
Hair Preparations, Colongne, fsences, and Per
fumeries OF all kinds, Beers, Syrups, Mead Soda,
and Mineral Water, Paints, Blackings, Inks, Sc,
&c, and Recipes for making every article manu-
factu ed one for making Honey, which cannot
be recognized frtm that made by bees either IL
look nor in taste, and the cost Of which does no
exceed three cents per pound, and can be made
in few minutes another for making Fluid
another for ma&ing Soft Soap which can be
made with little trouble and at q cost not exceed
ng sixty cents per barrel, and il not to be sur
passed or excellence. Which book will be cent
to any one that RENTS 70 US by mail, Fifty Cents
either in money or in postage stamps, to
l76w j. II BEAIS Ashland Mass
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-1fassr~AWill remain in Mid
dle6ury until Sept.
III 23, 1859.
D r. A y DISO n

L
OF whom go much has been said by the Boston
and Phili delphia press, respecting thu very many
remarkable cure that he has perior ned, of Pu !.
nonary and Other Diseases, of long ,;andlng has
arrived Mt the ADDISON HOUSL
or the purpose Of consulting with those Who are
differing from il health lnvalids arr invited %
call from 8 A. NJ. TO IL NJ, and from q TO Z. NJ
Consutat will be free II barge.
Go ard zee pr. Addison, I yon wish to know
what your complaint Is ard desire 10 he cured.
oe is acknowledged ore OF the best medical ex.
ami ers OF his me- land will tell you what your
disease is and describe your symptoms, with.
out asking you question respecting YOUR com.
plant.
His mode of treatment IL unlike any of the
other oi"os. His Medicines are entirely vegc-
tabl Tree from poison, and pleasant T. take.
Hence those who have failed 10 get cured from
other sources, may still hope, for there 10 new
ground, and trial Of his healing powers will
convince any one of the efficacy Of his treat
uent
The especial attention of those who are suf.
ierng with any Of the following Complaints is
invited
Cancers and Tumor., cured without csustic,
knife or pain; Diseases OF Throat and Lungs
such as Catarrh, Bronchitis, Diseases Of the
Stomach and digestive organs, such as Dyspep.
sia. loss of appetite, diseases Of the blood and
muscles, such as rrys pelis, Fits, Headache
ming Sores, Pimples and Blotches on the tace,
Piles, Fisuls diseases incident to Fem ,les, such
O. General Debility, Pain in the Side, Head Back
and Shoulder, Nervousness. Prolspsus Uteri,
Melancholy, Restless nights, aching through the
;Sys .s, pain in the Bones palpi'Aton Of tho
N. B.-Testimonials from the press and from
patients will be cheerfu'ly furnished 10 any one
who may desire further evidence o. Dr.. Addi
sons skill in the healing art.
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Commissioners' Notice;

We, the subscribers, heins appointed by the
Probate Court fol the Dlst let OF Addison, / On
missioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust 81
calms and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of RUBEN GILLETT,
.ate Of bridport, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 18th day Of
August, being allowed by said Court Tor that pur.
pose, we dc therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend 10 the business Of our said sppoint.
menl, at the dwelling house of SAID deceased,
in Bridport on the Ar,t Tuesdays Of October
and March next, from one o'clock P. NJ, until
four o'clock / M., on each OF said days.
FREDERICK MINER, c0Hr.
OkEN ". RAFT,
Dated at BrdPoEt, this Esd day Of August,
A. D., 1859. so;sw
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d K 2 Z L 5 | q L
Further prof that It IL tie best wheel you
ever saw.
Cohoes, ~ Y, July 2sth, 1869.
GnxTs:-We have Ut in one Of our /. inch
Ex slsl Nstr b -eis III Our BASH, Band AM
Door Factory, la The vinage of Coloes, anu take
Pleasure III sA! ing hat We thlnk 1t one OF the
best lrUu " heels oow IN se tor oueapness
simplicity o, cJnsruetioh, quantity vi water
Lssu, AID power gwen, we thlnA II has No eqaul.
We have taken out n ~ foot overshot wheel and
put your wheel III the place OF II, anu We hav.
moro power aud much stesdier than We ever had
before. tSigned)
PECK l. tANDkkAAkh.
We are prepared to put in these wheel ut tue
shortest notice. Gk0Nkk q hAkKlNGIUN
soe" bennington, tt.
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eide X!
Wanted, LOO barrels Cider, by
Sept. q, 1859. II. a. Shell On.
ESTRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber, on
or about the 10th Of August, red tive ears old
Steer. Said Steer has q little white under his
belly and hand, n small notch in his left ear.
The owner is requested to property, pay charges
and take bin away.
ARTEMAS NICHOLS.
Middlebury, Sept. b, 1863. si;3w
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FALL QUARTER
OF THE
Middlebury Female Seminary

Commences Monda! September H. and eontin-
uss ten and half weeks Pupils are not le-
ceived for lea than a full quarter, except BY
particular arrangement with the Principal.
bias AGNES GORDON Principal and Preceptress.
Miss NJ. j. KNowLEs Assistant Preceptress.
Miss JANE WELLINGTON, Teacher Of Drawing
and Painting.
Prof A, Borr, Teacher OF Music and German
TUITION AND BOARD.
TUitioa-In Elementary English, SO 90 Higher
English, 81 90: Latin AM English, 20 90 Piano
$40; Singing, s1O 90 Voc, Music Class, 81 90 ;
Painting in Water Colors, "a % in Oh, IS co.
Drawing, 81 90; French, So 10, German 81 90.
An extra charge OF 20 cent 10 made for IRE.
and SWEEP ing.
Board-In Seminary Boarding House, IL uiiug
Room, l. ghts and Washing, S26 90 per quarter
the Young ladies finding their own towels snd
lights, Fuel is provided at cost. Rooms for seli-
boarding may be obtained on inquiry OF the Prin
cipsl.
Bills PAYABLE at the middle ofeacl -uarter and
no deduction is mad for temporary a6se.ee
AGNES GORDON.
Middle6ury, August 3, 1859.
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FOR SALE.

In a pleasant part Of the Village, good two
story dwem. house, about one ,cre of land,
barn, weed house and other out houses, well va
tered, and plenty Of shsde trees and shrubery
Being about to leave the State the property will
be sold extremely low and on favor ble term:
S.M JODf.
Middlebury Vt 17;if
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A. Chance. for all to get Rich
Money Wanted at 80 per cent Interest
THE SECURITY BEYOND QUESTION.
The investment TO be made III
STEWARDS
iSaprOgsd Fuel Sdring and Comfort Predicting
COOKING STOVE!

Its the only true economist among Cooking
Stoves.
1t will sy for itself in saving fuel every three
years.
1t has the very best nues ever made
Ii bakes perfectly on top and in oven both at
once.
II does all sorts Of cooking atthe same time.
1t gives you also plenty Of hot water and
Alarming :ioset without cost.
II hos stood the test for twenty years and
aine constantly in public favor.
1t was invented and perfected by veteran
Stove maker
1t is the only perfect Cooking Stove in the
country or the world.
Il /. capable of doing twice the work OF any
Ither Stove in existence.
tits the sure source Of CON at. happiness and
eace in every househ ld.
IL costs but little more than common stove,
md will last YOU twenty years.
IL is warranted for three months, and may
hen be retvrneG SO you run no kind of risk In
rying it.
FULLER, WAzREE & Co, Manufacturer,
Troy, n Y.
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~ II 1s T Ell .
SAVE YOUR TEETH.

SA We YOUR TEETH.
This indian Tooth Preservhtve will save the
teeth. The X eatest tooth remedy ever of'ercdto
the public. Those who wish to preserve their
teeth from decay, improve their beauty and save
their money. will 10 well to purchase this Pow
der. This powder heals and a dens the gumu,
and thus prevent the teeth from aching or de-
caying 1t is no humbLe try it and see 1t can
be procured at the residence Of r. Ross, Middle.
bury. Full directions accompany each box.
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NOTICE.

An Application will be made to the Legislature
Of this State 1T It's next session, for the passage
3f an act Incorporating Bank Mt Bristol.
Bril-, tot, sept. ~, 1859 22,aw
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NOTICE.

Broke into tho enclosure Of the subscriber one
large Brown Horse, seventeen years old, I'M
sound. The owner is requested to prove prop
erty, puy charges and take him away.
THERON b. SMITH.
Driven. Sept. . 1869. 22;sw
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IAddrsss Brooklyn P, o. saz s2o.l
THE.
Paragon elf.Generating Gas
Burner.

This valuable patent, self-gensrating Gas Bur-
ner is offered 10 The public, III full confidence o.
its positive superiority over every other HAND
LIGHT in existence, for SIMPLICITY, SAFETY
EcoEoMY, and BRILLiAscr of light in any tenn
perar lie.
II is devoid Of smell smoke or flicker, giving q
steady chap and
BRILLIANT GAS-LIGHT;
requiring no trimming. or other attento !, except
simply filling the lamp with good buung-huid,
one quart Of the huid converted into gas in the
Burner, giving full, broad and clear fame eigh-
teen hours. This light, which is equal TO that
from eight ordinary wick'd tubes, at an expense
Of but three, is also, under complete control, be-
Ing reduced by n simple process. from full blaz
~ small one, aud as quickly restored 10 its ful
capacity The burner can be readily applied to
all styles If Oil Kerosene, CamphoNe, aud Bur
ming. Fluid Lamps also, on pressure and with
founts to Gas fixtures, IN all their varieties,
1t is admirably adapted for lighting churohe>.
dwellings, lecture rorTs. halls shops, steamboats,
and Railroad cars or wherever u good light J.
deslred rarties desirous # securing the right o.
territory for valuable artic e that viii common
itself, shonld make early application to the un-
dersi9ned.
Burners, Lamps @c., supplied in any qusntit,
with promptness- forwarded by express 10 a.
parts N the United state--peyable. cash on d
livery.
brTLER, no FORD 4 Co.. Proprietor.
No. COari street brooklyn, y, Y,
No III Brradway, aud No COsItland )
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-14
NOTICE

Implication will be made to the Legislature Of
Dbl, STATE NJ iis uex, session for the passage OF
An act e. alter the charter of the Vergennes and
Bristol Plank ReHd Company
sept. ts5s. 32;3w