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DEDUCTION. IN PRICE E-.
LII q OF THE
A AMERICAN WATCHES
Ma e al JTALTHdM, Mass

Ma h at FdLTHdM, Mass.
IN consequence Of the recent great decline in
gold and silver and all the materials used in the
manufacture Of our goods, anu in anticipation of a
still further decline, We have reduced our prices to
rs low point they can be placed
VIII GIL at Par.
so that no one need hesitate to buv a watch now
from the expectation that it will be cheaper at
some future time. The test of ten years and the
and the manufacture and sale of
More Than 100000 MATCHES,
have given our productions the very highest rank
among timc-kcepers. Commencing with the de-
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
watches, business has steadily increased as the
public became acquainted with their value, until
for months together, we bavc been unable to sup
ply the demand We have repeatedly enlarged
our factory buildings until they now cover over
three acres of ground, and give accommodation to
more than eight hundred workmen.
We arc fully justified in stating that We now
make MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN The UNITED STATES.
The different grades are distinguished by the fol-
lowing trade marks IS engraved on the plate;
2. Appleton, Tracy & Co." Waltham, Mass
4. "Wm. Ellery."
s. OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality is
FAMED" Appleton, Tracy& Co.." walthan.
6. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch is named
s. p. Ba tlett," Waltliam, Mass. these
watches are furnished In great variety OF
sizes and STYLES of cases.
The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Mass,
authorize us to state that without distinction oil
trade marks price.
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
to be the best time keepers of their class ever made
in this or any other country. Buyers should re-
member that unlike the guarantee Of foreign
maker who can never be reached, this guarantee
is good at all times against the Company or their
agents, and that II after the most thorough trial
any watch should prove defective in any particu-
lar, it may ALWAYS be exchanged for another As
the american Watches made at Waltham, are for
sale by dealers generally throughout the country,
We do not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTlON.-The public are cautioned to buy
only of respectable dealers. All persons selling
counterfeits will be prosecuted. ~ - .s.,
ROBBINS, APPLETON & CO.,
Agentsior the American Watch Company,
(A)s:iw 158 Washington ST., Boston.
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NIIlT1CE.

NOTICE.
~ The Undersigned would respectfully inform
the Ladies OF Middlebury aud vicinity, that thew
have taken the rooms over The Millinery and Fancy
Goods Store Of WILLIAM SiADK & Gu, between
the Stores Of II. & W, I.angworthy and feckwih
4 Co.. where they will be happy to. wait upon
them and receive their orders for Cutting anil
Making Dresses. Clqaks &c. They hive tnade
arrangements to receive, monthly; The New York
and Paris Fashions, and shall spare no eXcrtions
to render their work acceptable to all who NAV
favor them with their patronage, which they most
respectfully solicit.
AMEII, =. LEE,
JULIA L. LEE.
Middlebury, April 10th, 1866. 5,3m
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IN A r r L l. d .

Rfcu.-LYoSs. this Village May 2lst by
Rev. b. Eaton, CHARLES H. Rr,H, and ASSS +.
LYoxs, both Of Middletury. n
SrooR -pHIilIrs. --Also by the zane. at the
Par .onage: May 23d, HIRAN I. Sroon, and MAnIos'
G. A. PiuLIlrs; both of gipton.
surnMAx.-GALEn-O "Wednesday, May 1Gtls
at Durham, Canada East. by Rev. l. W. Consta-
bic, Capt. l.. Z. SHERMAN, of Ludlow, to Mis-
JnSNrr c., daughter Of of r. /. Caller, Esq
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The radical Union state committee of
Missouri has issued stirring address to
the people, exborting them to stand by
Congress and declaring that 'the battle is
not yet over the moral conflict between
loyalty and disloyalty continues, and a
victory here for the right is necessary TO
preserve all that has been won in the con-
flict of arms"
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CHEvALIERs LIFE FOR THE

VIII Restore Gray Hair to Its Original Color,
Strengthen and Promote the growth OF tho Weak
est Hair; stop Its falling out; keep the head
clean, cool and healthy, can be used freely; con-
tains nothing Injurious Is unparalleled as a HAIR
DRESSING; and is recommended and used by our
best Physicians. assure you, Ladies and Gentle
all Druggists, and at my office, No. 1923 Broad.
way, N. Y. SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ. ID.
At wholesale in Boston by Geo. G. Goodwin &
Co. Weeks Potter, NJ. s. Burr { Co., Carter Z
Wiley.
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Samuel Kennedy, the last survivor
of the Wyoming massacre, died near
York Springs, Pa, last week. He was SO
years of age, and was carried away by
his mother from the horrid butchery
when five years old.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIX. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the trea tmcnt OF all diseases in
cident to the female system. An experience Of
twcntv-thrce years enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases Of
Surri,issIoN an1 all other MENSTRUAL DERASGE-
MrNrs from whatever cause. All letters must
cont IN 81. Office, NJ. 0 Endicott ST. ect Boston.
n. B--l,oar. furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston. June -. 1865. IDLY
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CTATB OF yERMoNT-District of

~ HHdISOn, 80
The irObate Court for the District Of Addison.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
JAMES FIi1S,
late Of Salisbury. in seid DISTRICT dcceafsi.
G,c.fnq.
You hereby notified 10 appear before said
Court at session thereof, to DC held ut the Pre-
bate office in Middleburv, in said district. on
Thursday, the 9TH day Of June ncx', a. b, 1861
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, apd show raufe
II any you have, why the administration account
Of John Brout executor Of the last will and tesla
ment OF said deceased, should not lie allowed, and
such order and dccfce nr'dc NAV be necessary
to close the settlement Of said es ate.
Date. at said Midllebury, tlils Plat day Of May,
a. ID. 1866.
saw CALVIN u TItDEN tutlsr
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A IL PEOPLE. are hereby notified,
N that Jesus ConR JonS II. SIMMONS Onvis
CSsSI9cx yS A. s Ir1cf sSt IgreE9ss fnA,r.
pointed by the Trustees OF said Village and dui
qualified, a Police Force to act for the pressrys
" tion Of good order and the enforcement Of law,
with full and all power given BY the Statute Of H.,
Legislature OF this State. approved Nov. 0, 1868.
And all persons must, at all times. ,e.pect a,.d
obey them and each Of them In their official eapa-
city.
Published by order of the Trustees.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, cl~sk.
Mijdlebury. NAV ., 1856 -
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.

ITO CONSERVATIVES.
l. The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by a very simple remedy,
after having suffered for severalyears with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump-
tion-is anxious to make known to his FELLOWSHIP
fcrcrs the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Qrec Of charge1 with the dircc-
BRoSCnITIs, CoucIs, COLDS, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object If the adverti-
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, AMI spread Information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tn prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, :
39;1y Williamsburgh, Kings Co., NY.
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THE CONFESSION. AND EXpE-

Il KIENCE OF m INNHLID. =
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION 10
Youso Mrs. aud others. who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C.. snrs
plying at the same time the MEASs o. SELs.
Gear. BY one who has cured himself sfter un-
dergoing considerable .quackery. Nv enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies, free d
charge. may be had Of the author. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR. Esq., i.rookiyn, Kings Co, N.Y.4i;Iy
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ERRORs OF YoUIH.~

LNRRORS OF YOUIH.r
II A 6entleman who suffered for years fyons
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indiscretion, win, for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
IL the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing
to profit BY the advertisers experience, can do 50
by addressing
aa,iy No. IS Chamber ST., New York
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(l3EIHX91EI3

diseases Of the scalp; is delightfully."- perfumed.
cures badness, and viii not stain the skin; lisa
perfect Restorer anil Drc.,ing Combined. No
oihnr preparation Tor the hair contains restachio
MT OIL. Sold by all druggists. q, c. GOOD
CUTLER & CO., Agents, boston, Mass.
ORRiN SKINNER & CO., Sole Projectors.
45;1y Springfield, Mass
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n L A ID ii f A ID s
XXTEBsTER's VEGETABLE

HAIR INV ATOR
Restores Gray Hair to It's original color in four
weeks, stops its falling off. keeps the head clean
and cool, and stands above comparison with
any other hair dressing. Try it. For sale by
DR.. W. T. Russell, 42;6m.
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A BOOK. FOR EVERYBODY,
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ter, who gets her fortune told should
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riy-Pricc % cents, free Of postage. Sold by all
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stamp enclosed
I1r-I'hotograph Albums at prices from 20 to
:25. Sent hy mail or express.
T.. McWHOOD, Boskbinder and Publisher, ~
Maiden Lane, n. Y.
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A G. L n Il S w A II L L d !
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In the selection Of matter for this great work
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ID L e d

NCrARSE-In Burlington, May 2Sd, CAnoIfSI
T. ", daughter Of the late Asa Gardner. of Tfoy
n. n, and wife of Gen. DE Witt c. Clarke.
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g MOLANDER'S EXT. DUCKU.

Cures Kidney Disease.
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Cares l,le .niatism.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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For uso Against Moths In Clothing, 1t ndvan-
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the clothes and sure TO last ,hrocshtw.lye months.
The best thing. Every druggist has It. HARRts
& CnArMAS, BosroS.
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DL[73

Roor's PKsrAcuISE preserves the life Of the
Hair changes 1t from gray to its original color In
three weeks; preventing the hair IRON falling; is
the best article for dressing thebair found in
market; will surely remove dandruff and cure all
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limit Of discretion vested in him, dictated by wise
consideration aud sound Judgment and proposes
the following terms to those who wish to locate in
the country and occupy the lands lie will
permit the selection of any lands belonging to
the crown, and allow long term OF years in
which to pay for them; tile first i've years he will
require no payment, after which the annual INSTALL
ments, commencing with the sixth year, will be so
small that they will come within the means Of any
one possessing the least industry. Several com
mercial firms here hold immense tracts Of land,
making IN the aggregate quantity much greater
III extent than that held by the crown, The Brit
lsh Honduras Company, Of which John Hodge,
ESQ., IS president. hold about million, aud Mesars
Young, Toledo 4 Co.. one and halt million OF
acres, and Mr., Antonio Math6 a large quantity,
but am not informed how much. Mr.. Hodge
proposes to sell his land at 90 cents per acre. Mr..
Toledo will not fix price but says it shall be
such that no one can object to it; Mr.. Math6 will
sell his at 20 cents per acre and upward. All will
give long terms of payment.
Previous to my departure from New Orleans,
had been informed bygentlemen who had Travelled
through this country that it produced corn, Sugar,
coffee, tobacco rice, indigo, cocoa, and fifty differ
| @t varieties of fruit. Mr.. Hodge has furnished me
with the accompanying sugar cane Of eight months
growth and taken from the field without regard to
its extra size. 1t is curtaed somewhat by the
loss of some broken joints. Before they were taken
of, Messrs Bateman, Fuseher and myself were
present when Mr.. Hodge measured, and found it
to measure II feet inches ia length and q inches
in diameter; also, sanpe of the sugar made in
the settlement in tile most primitive manner. with
wooden rollers and small, deep kettles some Of
o1rr l.,
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listing on both sides. But have a stronger illus
tration yet. Recently Judge Reese, of Browns
vile, asoertaiped that Mexican, VINO had muir.
dered man in that city, was taking his ease al a
rancho on the MeEcau side, a short di.tanee above
Matamoros Applying to the Liberal authorities
then acting, he obtained permission TO arrest the
man and Take him to Brownsville. Accompanied
by three United States soldiers he went over to
make the arrest, The Mexican seeing the party
approach, and understanding the nature OF their
visit, took his gun and fred upon them, woundng
one Of the soldiers, Tie Judge Immediately fred
in return, and wounded the Mexican badly-very
badly, it seems for while they were carrying him
to Brownsville he died.
This piece of business suggests question. Cor
tina is in Matamoros. In Brownsville he is under
a hanging indictment for murder. Why don't the
Brownsville authorities get permission to go over
and take him? All, there's the rub! The ameni,
ties will hardly go that far. 1t is barely possible
the Brownsvians don't wish to undertake it.
Even If the authorities should give them permission
to come over and take him, they might afterward
have to say, like the Frenchman who had been to
India, :" Wen re French man hunt re tigare, ali
re sport is grand, magnfque but wen re tigare
hunt re French man. ouf! zere is re very devil to
pay ~ l. G.
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A New Rendering of old Lines.

Breathes there the man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said
This is my last my only shirt,
When taking from his armoir shelf,
To decorate his handsome self,
The sole remaining one-nor sighed?
If such there breathe though he abide
In marble halls, need not tell
He Is that genus h0mo-sweu;
Long though his moustache, slick though hi:
hair,
Narrow his neok-tte as any may wear,
Despite that moustache hair, crayat
And the unique style of his jaunty hat,
The wretch concentrated all in self
Fancies that with show of pelf,
Hen pass the cynosure Of eyes,
Unknowing all must recognize
He's no gentleman bred aud born,
Or else ere his linen was washed out and gone
He would have bought new supply
That could inspection close defy.
Land OF tall cane and bayous muddy!
Land Of mosquitoes and of water fioody
He'd have gone to S. N. Moody
And oulled from his choice stock.
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I our ODtuItnI servant,
JAS. M. PUTNAM
FROM THE RIO GKANDE.

Letter from cur Special Correspondent ...
BAGDAD, MEXICO, July 10, 1866,
All quiet along the Rio Granddaughter even unto
stagnation' The Liberal leaders on the Mexican
side hang together more tremendously than was
generally expected, and seem to be sincerely en-
deayoring to strengthen and improve theirp
az masters OF the northern border. Carayajal, as
military governor OF this department, and Esco-
pedo, as commandant OF Matamoros, are doing
everything IN their power to place things on a
footing OF law and order.
DO not think any better evidence Of their desire
for unity could possibly be offered than the fact
that they have forgiven and taken unto their DO
SONS that interesting orphan and babe of the
woods, Juan N. Cortina! Yes, the redoubtable
thief, robber, murderer, assassin, bandit and out
law, (lately so-called by all parties has gently
knocked at the door, and being properly penitent,
and having good body Of troops at his back, has
been admitted He is now member Of the Mata-
moros junta, and carries his head as high as ever.
! nave not heard whether the little tiff between
him and Canales (Who were hunting one another
to hang one another not long ago. has yet been
adjusted. Canales, bear in mind, did not come to
Matamoros with the rest, but with his command
after the capture of the conducta, left in another
NtAS0uAolA PtOh"blJ W lVoh dit6l ti4e EEGICn III
Monterey-whose evacuation of that place is now
said to be confirmed.
1t was said at the time, and is still said that Els
cobedo gave Canales twenty-seyen Of the wagon
loads Of goods for his share in the capture. All
the remainder of the two hundred wagon-loads
have been released to their owners, upon their
paying an export duty Of fifty per cent on the
goods. How it is with Canales's twenty-seyen
wagon-oads, | cannot say but merchants are
sharp, and the matter will doubtless be straight
ened out in some way
But TO return to Cortina. There is more of the
element of romance in his career than would fur
nlsh the groundwork OF half dozennoyes. Some
SIX or eight months ago, when martial law
PfeYaliea IN brownsville and civil law was
suspended, this man trequented the city
ana walked apeub the streets as freely and openly
as anybody. At that time could he have been
caught on the Mexican SIDE he would have been
snot lhsLantaheously, NOW, ne y tree and unmo-
les'ea' MOI 70 say honorea N Matamoro7 whilst if
ny cared 70 set 1921 N Brownsville he would be
.aNeh up ana urea ana hung, lolYll law being in
iores tneFe once more ana oortina beng under
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TONE TO THE sTOMACH
Or. Samuel Gnbert's Preparations.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT so celebrated as having had for
the lust twenty i've years, in the treatment of
CHRONIC DISEASES
the lucrative Medical Practice in the South mas a, last
consented 30 ahow his most esteemed remedies to be
prepared and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
has been eugndd by the repeated solicitations those who
have experienced she benefit OF his professions
s and by the mpossbty giving especial attention to
each Of the written applications made him prescription
BY those whose pecuuary CT cumstances hba
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
DuLRLEE's...:.. ..,,...BuLKLEY's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUpEEHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM . TO 4 DAYS.



Important Invention for Seasoning Humber.
It will Lumber thoroughly and check it eBa
than any other process.
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper better than
any other process
The expense Of Kiln and Right Is within the reach Of
every one,
costa dry the water in Lumber than to haul
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
Lumber the steam ready to be worked i'm
mediatey
The OF changngn Dry Air Kiln into seaus
Kiln Of erecting Kiln and the price Of Right
often saved in year by this process,
need Of keeping large sto KS OF lumber hand 1t
les dry by th process than the interest price while
drying IN the air.
Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet Carriage Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners OF Planning Machines Saw MiB
and al who wish dry lumber should possession the
Right to this Invention
common lot AK Kiln be changed into o Steam Kills
for small expense.
This pr0cess in the Car shops Of Pennsy
VAra Cent? ~ New York Central Atlantic and GreAt West.
erA engage and North Western Chicago, Alton and 81.
Louis: Illinois Central; CHICAGO burlington and Quincy
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash SunduGky Day and
GueuIAt and other Raj road Companies Also, by many %
Agricultural implements etc throughout the United States
GRAIN, FLOUR. MEAL, FRUIT VEGETA BLES,
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER BRICK, SALT, and other
substance are dried by this process
trt Of the Dryer allowed paving for the Right by
paying tor the drawings and specifications.
Fer further Information address
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ScAgDN1vrAN INDUSTRIAL ExHiBITIoN
sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland have com
p5aea e make an industrial exhibition at Stock
h0im q their products Of art and industry. The
exhibition building il fine structure, with astucco
cascade in tue center, modelledin person BY Moin
The artist known by his group, The Wfestlers
The fountain represents the Necken % the diYin-
iiy Of the waters IN the old sagas, p surrounded
~ bis Rater nympAe and playing on his harp.