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For sale and 10 Lease.

PROPOSE sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
for city property, the remainder Of premises in the
suburbs, consisting OF we'll built dwelling Of eight rooms
cellars servants ouse stables. sc, ard between eleven
twelve OF superior garden land will sell the Dwell
separate frUm the remainder Of the lard
desired. These premises adjoining the grounds sold by
spring average OF IS 10 foot less BY half
ground equal the and equally de-
respects, selling Tor heing the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the 70
Bos Yen.
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Gbs 8asbbiIIt aniun ana 5nrtritan.
lsates oE AdveFsising,

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN TRB DAIRY
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oHAP LXXTIIAn for the Relief OF John W. Taylor and
certain her Assisnee Of Pre- emption Land locations
be q en- 7cte6 ov ne Senate and House ReresszGIrss o.
TIE United states Of AneieI IN Congress dssske That all
assignments Of empton bounty landwarant locations At
any OF the land oces the United States, made in good Iaih
since the nineteenth day Of oeher eighteen hundred and MY
te and por to the twenty st OF Mas, eighteen hundred and
n SIX under Instructions on the Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Once Of The former be- and the hereby
declared valid and the Secretary Of the Interior hereby autnor
d to patents be issued in the the assignee
all such locations remn suspended Gnd have not been
patented.
APPROVED, June :, 1880.
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Children are frequent M ferers from external injuries,
especially from F1id and Ca1lpAsss AzE0sfOas-there
fore every mother should have his healing preparation
constantly AZ hand II heals Breas and quickly
moves the TETTER RING- WORN, prsgGieHt * tt<
nuyssTR.
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Valuable Real Estate tor sale.

WILL sell on Monday, September 1850, my Mills and
Farm ing 145 The mills new, Two pair
wheat pair snd good Saw
Mill 80 slesed-budings good and only
niles from town with good pike 70 it.
Rooms Dwellings, the kount Pleas
Botehis the only Hotel ia ten miles OF this place.
50 Lots suitable for Dwellings, Stores Soos &c
Mount P surrounded By the richest lands In Tnne
the terminus Of the Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
road.
Seven hundred and forty acres
place, we'll and four free stone springs
Also miles Soah Of this place. the Turn
pike cleared Orchards, Buildings good. hre De
free springs fencing good This place Occsped
by Andrew Keneday Terms lIherxi- y. o. CROSS.
Mount pIeaSRnt. Tenn. .lulv f7-tf.
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STATE OF Iowa.
Be enacted 6y s Senate and H0Ese Of Representatives Of
tie Lffsd St1ss Of A1ser6c1 IN Cbn0rses assembled, Thas
the east half Of section eight section ssTerteeea
half OF section eighteen. and secon section thirty
four, the southwest quarter OF section tsenfseven and
southeast quarter Of section in township ninety
north Of range nine west, in the State Of Iowa formerly
served for Fort Atkinson and Indian agency since
leased and abandoned being longer ded public
shall be, the hereby deelsTed subject
ordinary disposition Of the public lands in the
the conditions provided By law that such
may have settled thereon the passage Of this
act and who would have been enei the right emp
ton under the September four eighteen hundred and forty
had the made shall Be entitled pre-
smpt their claims in sccordance with the provisions Of
by making proof payment and entry at the proper district Of
Tee, within twelve months after its APPROVAL ProUdsd, That
IL two Of such persons actually rdiSg upon s
same quarter quarter on asy smaller legal sub division.
at the date Of sbandeRmen Of said reservation the be
entered By them joAtly r0oded further That decAa
tory siatemen. shall be required Of sad settlers
APPROVED, June 2, 1850.
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Glass No. s. Oak and hardwood class No. White pine,
spruce juniper &c class No. lime, hair plaster class
No. h Ion on spikes and nails class No. r. Steel
No. A. Files class No. l5 Psins oils and glass No. 6
Snip ehaDdlery class No. H. Hardware Nc s Station
class No. 49, Frewood class No. 2 hay and
No. 81 Provender class % Charcoal class No. a. Sperm
and ubrcaing oils class No. 26, Auges class a. A1na
cite coal class No. 30, Broad top semi buninous coal
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rn rRIHELRRs HY 8 "A Am LANp.

The Nachinis she Ira vsisr, and every other indi
vidusi whose lot in life = throws him within As
chance u sccident from eO sio re. c0st0ns should
bear mind that this Magfs kxctor bis lest sad only
friend It beth portaie and cheap, and should
his companion, ffend = need There taousanas
of living Witnesses test = marvellous virtue. gae
eve their sound limbs and muscles to its saving scay
The following few c thelsGdRg diseases for lneh
DALLRYs MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRAcTORisa RRsfsN-
TIVE yell a. CuRE. q
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HELmBOLD's
GENUINE PREPARATION

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HELmBOLDss BUCHU fOrthe Kidneys
HELMBOLDsS BUCHO for the Gravel
RELMBOLDss BUCHU for the Dropsy.
Hl' sHkBOLD,s BUCzEU for Nervousness
HELmBOLDsS BUCEzU sOr Loss Of Memory.
HELMROLEs's BDCHU for DimneHs Of Vision.
HELmBOLDss BUCTEU for D.iacust Breathing
, HELmROLDsS BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
hELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Geneval DiDliI.
HELMBOLD,s BUCHU for Universal LAssituds.
HELMB0LDsS DUCHU for HcrorOf Disease
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for Night sTests q
HELm8OLD'S BUcHU for Wskefulness.
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for Dryness Of the Skin.
HELmB0ED'S BUCHU for Eruptiens.
RELMBOLDssB BUCFzU for Pain in the Back.
HELMBOLDss BUCHU for Heayiness of the Eyeids
with Temporary suGusatiOn and Loss Of Sight.
HELmBOLD,S BUCHU iOr Mobility and RsstIs.snsw
with Want of Attention and Horror of Society.
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Distractions.
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Excesses arising from In
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URINARY ORGANS
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Price, 81 per bottle, six for IS, delivered address
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Atrial Costs but a DOllar--Try ItI
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HISTORY Or A LAW SUIT, al
IN THE CIRCUIT TEEEEssEE, ,
ON THE BASIS OF THE CODE,
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THE CHIEF AmONG Ten THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TTAs universally supplGntsd all other Ontnen and healing
applications both the Eastsrn and Hempheres,
Eksrever introduced. and h iHtrsc Es IS the rae sset
Of In all edS0Es actions whether The bs
,1erfo dfseGaa
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rHR FRIEND or Z rms NURsERY

instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain snd iEaA-
nation. BY timely aPpea ton Of this HaTVsiOHs Aeasr
and the flesh is renew = By charm, nc bsnist OF
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Kingston SPRINGS.

open for the reception visitors On and after Tuesday
the Sd day Of July Mr.. JESSIE PARRISH will accom-:
mediation Omnibus leaving the seWsnee House every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday O'Clock, NJ, arriving st tie
springs dnnerfare doarOce and register st sewa
Bouse The medical qualities Of these Springs well
known for dyspepsia diseases Of the liver and for complaints
incident to females they unsurpassed There Ave sui
phur springs Of different qualities eSIes free stone and newly
diacnYered chaiEhs ate
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Mel EAN q OLIVIE
COAKZS1OB AVID F0KRARDLK9 MERCHANTS
80 Common street, New Orleans.

FALL cUEETsSHAN, Nashville, Tennessee.
MACY 4 HAMILTON
DESEsRE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
A RATHBoEE, f" NOCa al and Banking Co., N o.
A1RD PESN, :. Union Bank, NeE Orleans.
W MONTGOMERY, Esq, Sc Exchange Place, New York.
HEAToE 4 DEscKLA, Philadelphia. mar29-d6m
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SPALDINgS PREPARED GLUE

meets all such emergencies sBe household AFFORD 70 ba
without it. Il always ready and The sticking point
There no longer necessity for npng chairs, spniered -
neers heaess dolls and broken cradles It Just TIE article
for she'll and other ornamental work. popular With IA
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable prepsraon Il used cold, bsi7E chemically hea
in solution, and possessing all the valuable qualities 0f the lest
cabinet makers Glue Il may used IN place Of ordinary
mucilags, being vastly nose adhesive.
ssUSEFUL IN EVER HOTSE.,,
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Afew Lots Ieft for sale.

will also rent ensuing year, upon long time.
dwelling the Of Broad and Vauxhs
Streets present occupied by Hayes, ESQ Apply at ~
Cherry street. to & X W BRoEE, to
-uIy %. lS6l. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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er expressing to NJ. Blondin, in French, his
establishment and delight at the unparalleled
feat. The Prince, The Duke, and Others, took
the stills in their hands and examined them.
repeating at the same time their encomiums
upon the professors skill and daring. NJ.
Blondin signifed to His Royal Highness his
desire to visit England and perform before
the Court, when the Prince told him that
should he conclude to 10 so, he 1.-THE Prince, J
would lend his countenance and support
The fact that the Prince and attendants sat
through the entire exhibition, something over
two hours in duration, is high compliment
to NJ. Blondin. On taking their leave the
whole party shook hands with him, and bid
him good bye. The little Frenchmar," with
out doubt, regards Saturday and its work as
the even,ful era and great success of his life
'-Bu0alo Com. Adrertiser
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II HE CALIFORNIAN
a Love Experience with n Moral.

The announcement OF the early marriage
of Senator Lafayette S. Foster of Connect
cut, recalls to one Of our contemporaries the
following incident in his private history
during his period Of law study in the
Southeastern portion Of the State, he became
acquainted with young lady of progresses
ing appearance and more than ordinary &C
compishments, daughter Of parents Of the
highest responsibility. AID moving in the
most fashionable circles OF the vicinity. With
her he entered one Of his earliest pleas and
commenced his first suit. That he was sue
cessful is evident from the fact that, shortly .
after his admission to the bar. and having OBJ
tanned an honorable position and business
connection, arrangements for concentrating
the marriage were made, and all went on
tremendously until short time before the
appointed day. During his visit one even
ing, he remarked that be believed all neces-
sary arrangements for the wedding were
made, and the route for their bridal tour de-
cided. He added: "On our return we
shall be obliged to devote a short time to
our friends here, after which, if you please,
We will pay visit to my old father and mo-
Their, and spend few days with them Now,
Lafayette was always good boy, and was
taught to honor his father and mother, which
early became to him pleasure as well as
duty. He had received from them words of
love and encouragement, which had done fol
him, without money, for they were poor,)
what money never could have done, and
through all his privations and struggles to
obtain an education and position in life, he
had been stimulated and supported by the
thought Of the pleasure his success would
give them. and he looked forward to the day,
when, with his chosen one, he should meet
them beneath their humble roof and receive
again their blessings, as to be one of the
happiest he should ever experience. For "a
few moments the lady kept silence. She then
said, MIR. Foster, you know have been cdu-
Gated with different ideas from YOURS and
have always associated with people whose
manners and style of living are different from
those of your parents, and though l shall
make no objection to your proposed visit, l
wish you to understand that shall not ex-
pect to repeat it soon or often, and that
shall not desire to associate with people of
that class Nothing could have surprised
him more than to hear these words from her
lips. For few minutes he walked the room.
seemingly half bewildered. Then taking his
hat in his hand he turned, and with words
more emphatic than refined, said Madam,
am glad l have found YOU GU: in time. You
may 20 to the d. The last we heard of
the lady, she was still living, an ancient mai
den, having seen this son of parents she con-
sdered beneath her notice filling with honor
the highest public Offices to which his fellow
citizens could promote him."
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BIOndin Walking the Rope on Stills.

We think that ali who witnessed this feat
will agree with US in pronouncing it one of
the most terrible and daring ever attempted
by mortal man. Many who were here to see
would frequently turn their eyes from him
during his passage, fearful lest, as they gazed,
the intrepid man might miss his precarious
footing and be precipitated into the seething
abyss. The stills are slcnderly made, are a.
bout two feet i'll hight, the bottoms having
three iron prongs resembling trident in
shape, the wooden portion being covered with
silver leaf. An incident occurred when Blon-
din was a short distance from the American
shore which produced a thrill of horror in
the breasts of all who witnessed it. 1t was
not generally understood that in the passage
over he was TO make three leaps on his stilt>.
The FIRST time he attempted it, the center anG
longer prong in the bottom Of the stills
caught against one Of the guys, tripping him
slightly. All held their breath in horror for
an instant, thinking he had fallen. But the
daring, selt-possessed performer lighted safe
ly astride the cable, and looked toward either
shore as if nothing had happened. In com
ing suddenly and violently upon the rope his
balancing pole was cracked and strained, so
that he dared not attempt repetition of the
cap, lest it should be broken. The task of
regaining his standing position on the rope
with the stills on, was seemingly most Diff
cult one, and many expressed doubt as to the
success Of the attempt. But with him there
seems to be no such word as fail and, after
two or three trials, the difficulty was over
come. AS he proceeded. step by step, the
spectators gained confidence, and those who
had expressed doubt and apprehension
breathed freer as he approached the termina-
ton of his voyage. When safely on terra
frma shout of exultation went up, followed
by cheers and clappirg Of hands, and again
was he greeted by the Prince, the Duke Of
Newcastle and others Of the party, the to,m-
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Big Snake.

A correspondent at Crown Point sends US
the following:
About two weeks ago a large black snake
in the North part Of Ii vas seen to devour
RABBIT. When first seen the snake was hang
ing from pole on the fence near where the
observers were at WORK. He had his lead
near the ground, and seemed to be watching
something. The men stood still to see what
the reptile would be up TO-. His motions
were scarcely perceptible as he let himself
out little from the fence. BY and BY large
rabbit came out from the brush, and making
few jumps from the place, turned in again,
and Vac immediately caught by the nose. As
quick a. fash his snakeship fell upon the
ground, wound up the rabbit, and gave it a
deadly squeeze. The poor victim gave bu,
one sharp cry, and was dead. The snake
still held him by the head, and soon had him
legs and al, down his ,oracious throat. Il
was near an hour from the time the men frs
saw the snake before his meal was completed
The men then fell upon the serpent and cap
tureG him. He is now in box at Mr.
Carr's in III, and shows but little life They
think be must be not less than nine feet lor e
-Buriington Free Press
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Making 4 per cent. for the year en-


ding August 1869 Said per Centage to he cast upon the
original amount OF the premium note, without reference
TO and to be paid to the Treasurer
his office in Montpelier before the 18th of Oct, 1869
Members 81 the Company will lind in The hands Of the
Representatives, elect u the Legslaurea schedule show
ing the AMOUNT OF assessment due from each respectively
and they particularly desired that tine money
their assessments is to the Office i'll October
e E,uSt be paid when due. little atten
ton 10 this the part members o the Company
will save them eAieii,e and trouble. J, T. HURSTON,
Montpelier, Sept. !, looU.-7-y 1Teasurer.
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THRESHING MACHINES.
EARM FOR SALE

The subscriber ofcrs his Farm for sale a.
will give possession Immediately If desired So
Farm is situated in Lunenburg Village, ot!-y =
few rods from Churches and Stores. ana contain
about seventy acres of very excellent land. We.
fenced into convenient fields. and well watercc-
A story and half house. built in 1859, the fro'i
33 by IS, back par, % b. 20, with good celia;
underneath the whole-and all well finished IN
the most thorough manner
Price $500. and terms OF payment easy:
SYLVESTER DUSTIN.
LunenbuIg, Aug. -. 1850. At
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u PHOLS TIE RY

j. Il. CASINO,
DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERER, AL
DLEN'S NEW BLOCK, RAILROAD ST.,
is prepared to make and put down carpets, to
make and hang window shades, repair furniture
and refill mattresses of every kind in superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapery arranged according to the latest
Paris and New York styles. Every variety of up
holstery goods, trimmings and ornaments fur
nishcd to order at short notice. Window shades.
wire screens, Venitian binds made to order to fit
the windows. l am also prepared to contract for
the fitting up of Hotels, Churches, &c.
J.T. CASINO, Rail Road St.
St. JOhnsbury. Oct. Is. 30 COLL
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PALNER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG {!

! This word-renOwned invention stands UNRIvALEb
h IN Europe and America. Ii Is worn by upward OF
\ 4ms persons including all trades. professions and
ca.iiIgS This celebrated Leg received the award OF
the .tireat Prize Medal ~ at the Worlds Fair iii
London over thirty-live competitors from all parts
~ of Europe as 1.-The best Artificial Leg known" Ii
upcd tu the shortcs. and teerest snps with entire
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lection Pamphlets giving full Information sent GRATIS 10
pat il nts and physicians.
(,cneral Office and mandatory 10 Green street Boston
PALMER 4 co.
A. B. Beware of mltaors who are using our Eane,a and
claim to occupied responsible positions in our ELL
ilov. Sc-Il
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Boston.
GEO. HCNNEWE ELL, 1i5 Water Street. New York.
Under the special supervision of JOHN l.. HUNN f.
WELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston. Mass,
whose signature the cOrks of the genuine only and
10 " HON address all communications.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
j. e. Bingham Hoyt Green. St Johnsbury; Vail, Bra
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J. NJ eeks, Lyndou II. A. Quinby, Lyndon Center: H.
Stanton, No. Danvie; Putnam Sprasue, Cabot; Hum
phrey Smith, East Burke; French i Son, LunenDurg
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FRED f. SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
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From Neuralgia III rough ali where Opium
,s, to that Delirum remcIls and the common chief
cause Of disease
Loss or SLEEP

The Great Central Active Principle Of the Tulu Ancdyne
i, ,irv copmen ol the Original Natural Opiatc In
all cases lcrcver opium has and its laneal Ell
witnessed, Remark of adequately COM
pare the difference and no decision is equal L. trial The
AnUdync contains not particle Of OPIUM and the most
delicate constitution ii with safety aud the per
icly natural state II keeps and leaves the patient should
rcCoInnendt I" hysCiS who have long sought the
development, AID To patients who want natural
suits
The basis of the Universal Cough Remedy Is that free
dom all componens which by the great error in
pOnndy produce complete inerts, sta 'Ireal CUES
We place no restraint OH its every hour III the day and
ask all patients make ii natural to all coughs,
lung Complaints by perfect freedom Of applica
For throat ii is perfect remedy.
and for hopping Cough checks all the spaSS and allows
the cough 10 have its run in quiet way
With the spirit that court all iiresSation.and read
mess 10 answer al Inquiries, we Ia return ASK all 10
be cautious purchase only those they rely upon
prices within the reach oi all.
GENERAL AGENTS,
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UT. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR IS6U.
The Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
luIy hereby notified that the following assess
ments have been made by the Directors all notes in
force oil the following days. towt