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The (,ro,vned Ucnds of Europe Often Rest
uneasiy. But the heads drowned Win NJ - iue,ni
parable SILK and Felt Hats OF tho Fai fnshon
22 Broadway, Of Fulton street ana ~ hroaaway
(uuder Prescott Housed, arc never thus oonosvs<
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Continaod Success Of tho Garibaldtans-The
0RevslutiOnists Intrenchcd at Ner0la-An
italian Legislator in Command.
- FLORENCE, Oct. IL, 1857.
The news from the south continues be favorable 70
the hopes Of the party OF action.
The Garbadans have taken possession Of tho town Of
Nsrola In the Papal Staes where they have nrenchsd
themselves and await the arrival OF other bands TO In
crease their numbers sufficiently 70 enable them 10 make
further advance.
Sanor Acerbi one Of the Deputies to the italian Par
iianent 10 Commander.n-Chisf Of the insurgents in
that quarter Of the Roman territory
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CITY POLITICS..

The Conservative Republican Primaries
In obedience to call OF the Twentythird street Re-
publican General Committee, the conservative element
OF that party held primary meetings in the various
Assembly districts last evening for delegates 70 the
nominating conventions
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warren,s Household Pbysictnn. ny I'm
warren A. M, D. yellow q the MAssseAusetts Medical
plates No AFFORD 70 Be Without H. Sold bS The
Px bpnpnayfC, 70 Washington a,rses, poston. Mas.
~ n BOLSTER, General Agent
W knltoa skeok Now xoxh>.
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TIE PRESS IsLesHaMs.

appointment OF Judge vice CardozO. Re.
signcd-Democratic Nominations in Albany
County.
ALBAsr, N Y, Oct. IT, 1857
Governor Fenton has appointed Hooper Van Worst,
OF New York city, Judge or the Court or Common Pleas
in the city OF New York place OF Albert cardozo
signed.
The democracy OF this county has nominated A.
Blocker Banks for Senator jacob H. Cute for County
Judge Israel Lawton for Surrogate ana Harris Parr for
Sheriff. and for Assembly from tho Third district Jack
son sumner
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Benzine Expioston-One Woman Harmed 4
Death aud Another Not Expected 90 He
cover.


Parade Of Firemeu at BanSor-Grand Trial
Of Engines.
Barn. No, Oct NJ. 1861
Tss frsmens muster here to-day vas one Of The
finest displays ever seen IN This part Of the ssis Com.
paniss present from Augusta Gardiner, Lewiston
Portland, Pnlston. Halows,i Rockisnd, waisrvills,
Acburn, Paris, Kendals Mil, and 6avsrhIli Mass lin
oil twenty,
Several bands Of music present In the forenoon
the PROCESSION Of nremen marched through the prn-
cpal streets In the Afternoon there was grand trial
Of engines resulting As follows
First clsss hand snaines-Atlantic OF Augusta, won
The arsi 6rge. playing i5e feet
second class, Lewiston Of lewiston took tho second
prlss, ia2 feet
prize throwing 22f feet inches
Ths muster closes with grand bali this evening.
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U.,.r.c,r-For ,bc Mrrr,cd orix-rv.rx

married man should know about krianscun Livery
ed lsdy should get her husband and about neian
scum Send for sealed circular enclosing stamp Sold By
druggists or delivered By mail 10 OF the country
free or charge Price ~ per box kddres New York
Chemc society. Office y7 Pearl street. Post Office boz
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NEW YORK.


Secretary Seward at HOme-His Opiuion Of
the New York Election.
AuBcRs, Oct II. 1857.
Dir. Seward u still here, dining. wning smoking and
and telling stories with OF the political Fossils OF
tho State He has NO pous spirit OF resignation. and
viii resign his seat in the Cabinet After taking
view OF tho political situation be says New York Is csr-
tam TO 90 for the democrats next month.
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Hyatt's Life Balsam .-Rheu mati-n,, Negrni-
gia their forms; also scrofula, Ktngs
Evil Eryspsas Old Ulcers Salt Rheum Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint Kidneys the worst Of impuriy o. The
blood kc certainly cured by his puri
nsr. 81 per bottle Sold BY druggss Depot ~ GrAnd e.
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ronwork for Buildings. james T. Jnckso.
BROTHER. Twenty.eignth street. second avenue and
Twenty. ninth street. New York. manufacturers or iroa
Buildings. Iron Fronts Roofs freproof ceilings Floors
Partitions wrought and cast iron Orders ana Beams.
Columns window Lincs and s In great variety OF pat
terms Illuminating Tiles for doors and roofs lroa
Doors ana shutters sahes skyhghts Raings stable Fs
t,rea Roof Crestpg for French roofs &C Particular
Attention paid 10 the manufacture OF nne Castings
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Democratic Assembly Nominations In West
chester County.

The democratic electors OF tho Frat Assembly District
hold convention here to-day and nominated Samuel
NJ Purdy, tho present Incumbent. candidate BY &C
ciamation The proceedings very harm onlous
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 Ins HssAla.

later view 6etwecu General Candy aud Cow
ernOrs Orr and Observation-Disclosures Of tho
Recent Jary Ordcrs-novcments Of Minister
Romero.
CHARLESTON 8. G., Oct II, 1857.
10 O'clock T. n.
General Candy returned last ng from Columbia,
after full and acsory conference with Governors
Orr and Worth The principal object Of tho conference
was to make arrangements for the financial affairs Of tho
States The fiscal year expires the end OF this month,
and no means exist for carrying the State govern
msnts Measures agreed upon 70 meet this din.
Guilty.
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Prize Fight between Richard Fitzgerald
and Edward D0Ouey for x1.OOO-D00noy
Lsses tho Fight by Foul Blow.
CHICAGO, Oct. IT, 1887
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. & Mrs NJ. p Parmelce from the
Erzroom mission with two children, ar.
rived in Boston on the 10Th inst. Mrs.
L. is in poor health and comes home
with the hope that she may speedily re
cover and be able to return TO their chosen
field Of labor.
The Congregational churches in Brat
tlcboro, Woodstock, Ludlow, Brookf Id,
Barre, Waterbury, West Rutland, Corn
wall AMI several weaker churches are
destitute of Pastors.
The Wlnlham Association is to meet
at Westminster East, Tuesday, Aug. 6,
at 10 a m,
TheIit. Rev. DR.. Scott, Missionary
Bishop Of Oregon and Washington, died
in New York City, on the 14'h inst,
aged G2 years. lie was buried in Trim
lily Cemctcry,a large numtcr Of the clergy
and laity heing in Attendance. The fu.
neral at Trinity Chapel was very impress
siye and imposing.
Rev. J. T.. Bruce will preach in East
Mdilebury next Sunday, at ) o clock,
T. NJ.
The Rev. DR.. J. Freeman Young, one
OF the eight regular clergy Of rnnity Par
i,h, New York, was consecrated in that
church, on st. james DIN, the 25.h inst.
AS the second Bishop OF Florida. lie is
celebrated as the Secretary Of the Russo
Greek Committee OF the American Epis
copal Church Six Bishops were pres mt
including Bishop Hopkins as presiding
bishop, some fifty clergy, representing
nearly every State in the Union, besides
Canada, England, and Africa, aud Il
crowded congregation. The sermon was
preached by Bishop Wilmer of Loui.-
lana, and the procession into and from
the church, was headed by one hundred
choristers, dressed in white, being the
united choirs Of all the churches belonging
to Trinity parish, the mother church
the city
On Sunday last, the Rev. Charles C.
Harris, graduate of Midllebury College
in 1852, preached in st. Stephens
Church in this place lie is rector of
the hourishing parish Of Trinity Church,
Bridgewatsr Mass.
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The Ascutneyvillc murder is causing
the most intense excitement in Windsor
county and vicinity. A Mr.. Gowing
and his wife were the victims, and n
Frenchman by the name of Williams was
the perpetrator Of the deed, Monday
night, July 22l, Williams called at the
door, met Mr.. Gowing, struck him with
an axe and completed the work by smash
ing out his brains The Frcnchman then
crept to the room of Mrs. Gowing, in II
short time he dispatched her with the
same weapon, cutting her head open in
two places His voice was recognized
by girl 13 years oil who was in the
samc room with her mother. The muir
tlerer has been arrested and is awaiting
trial.
There is considerable excitement on
he line Of the Central Railroad on ac-
count of ejccting gentlemen and ladies'
from the cars The merits of the case do
not yet appear.
Tho visitors at Mr.. Erilgman's trout
pond at Bellows Falls, have become so
numerous on Sundays, that he talks of
settling minister at that place.
Green Mountain Monthly is the
title of an advertising sheet published at
Gaysvllc. Vt, by Fuller e. Skinner.
Application will be nude to the
next General Assembly for permission
to connect sile track with the Central
Vernon: railroad near the mill of George
Tarbcll in Granville.
barton sent 1900 pounds of new
butter to market, last week.
Il fire caused by a pipe or cigar
burned the saw mill OF Bartlett & jenkins
at Newport Centre, Friday night, with a
quantity of logs aud lumber. The loss
was 5000; half insured.
O''''i'>''"NN / Al -'oN"Ic'' AlVER
T''i'-in nc iol'o"ihS Is th9 Order OF
Exercises oi commencement week at
Norw'c" University:
Sa"ddE, J"I" 2S--Baccilaureqtc Scr
mon by Rev. Edward BJurn>, LII. ID.
Ilrhcu1,l. .Iyh 3l.-Exhih;,ion Inv
Junior elias. Annual MEETING of A,.oci,.
ted Alumni and Past C,d.t, Evoni,,
Concert by Browns Boston Hr,g,Jr
Band
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice !, hereby given that an application
Will b" made 10 the Legislature of Vermont at IL,
next session for the tprma ion of a new County, to
embrace town, taken from Windsor. Windham,
anl Bennington Counties Also To alter the coun-
~ line Of Win ham, Windsor Orange Benmug-
ton, Rutland, Addison, Washington, E,s-x, Gale
donna and Orleans coudics, aud establish the
county seats now away from, upon the line of
some railroad running through the counties ai,.re-
sail.
Julv 9th, 1861 ls.3w
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,SPECTAL NOTICES.
A & A X ID
"a FROM THE
AM ERICAN WATCH COMPLY
WAI,THANT. MASS.

w ~ I In Nl AION.
This Company beg leave to inform the nulIr
that they commenced operations in 1850 and their
factory now co, crs four acres Of ground and has
cost more than million dollars, anil cmplnvs over
100 operatives. They produce -. 600 watches A
wear. and make and sell not less than oup half al
all the watches sold III the United Stctcs
The difference between their Manufacture and
the European is briefly thi> European Watches
are m ,dc almost entirely by hand and the result
is Of necessity lack Of that uniformity, which is
Indispensable to correct time keeping. Both the
eye aud the hand Of the most .killlul lucrative
must vary. Bat it Is u Tact that. cNccui watchc.
Of tue higher grades. European watclc. are the
product nl the cheapest labor Of SNitzcrli1d. aud
the result Is the worthless Ancrcs lcpinc, and 80
callel Patent Levers-wlich soon cost moro IN
attempted repairs, than their ori ,inal price Com
mon wurkmen, boys amt women. bu the rough
separate parts Of these watches from various fac
tories, p'li~h and put them together and take7
them to the nearest watch merchant. who STAMPS
and cugavcS them with any name or brand that
may h. ordered.
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARE MADE.
The American Wnlt'am Watch i, made lv no
sucil uhccrtaln proccSs--lnl hy no such ncompe-
tent woikmen. An the Company, operations.
from the reception ut the raw ma .rrials f.. the
completion Of TIA, Watch. are carried on under
one ROOT, aud under one sltiiul and contprtcnI
dircc ION. lint the great disin gushing feature ol
their Watches, is the fact that their several part.
ale Ill male by the finest. The most perfect and
hvmln Industry Every one Of the more than a
hundred parts ofeycrv watch is made lva machine
that inIlllillv reproduccs every succeeding part
With ihc m ut unvaYing accuracy. II was uulv
necessary t. make one perfect watch Of ANY par
lirulir StNle and en- to adjust thc hundred ma
cIIne' l@Sirv to reproduce every part Of that
watch ami /, follows that every Succeeding watch
must he like it.
The Company respectfully submit their watches
on their merits only. They claim ,o make
BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
by their improved Mechanical procc,,c, than can
Ice ma lc under the ul-ti~hiourl hiudicrait system
They manufacture watche, of every era lc lrum
good, lnw priced an substantial article. ia solid
silver hnnl ~ eases, to the finest chrononc.cr
and also alics watchc. in pllii ,oll ar the finest
cHamccl and iewcel cases but th indi>ptsihie
requisite of all their watchc, is that they Shall Ice
Good Iimohccpnrs. II should he remembered
that, except their single loves. grade namcl
'llome Watch company, Boston, ali watches
made by thom
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
hN-a special certificate, aud this warrancs !, good
at all Times as&n~t the Company or IT, AGENTS.
RDBBlNS X APPLETON.
QJiGlm Is! broadway, New York.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. tic subscribers. being appointed by the
Probate Court for tie District # Addison, Com
mi->iuuers. to receive, examine and adjust all
CAIN, and demands Of all person, against :hs es-
tate of MARTHA CIAYES
late Of Bridport, in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thcrc;o' and six months from the 18th day Of
April being allowed bv aid Court for that purpose
we DO therefore h,rcbv give notice that wo
mcnt at Che Town Clerk, Office in said Bril-
polt, on tie 3 DAYS in August and October next,
from ono O'Clock. l.. NJ, until tour o'clock,
T.. NJ, ON each Of said tavs.f!
Dated at Bridport, tits 10th day Of july, A..
ID. 1867.
II. y SOII.tCE, ! Co,,,a.,
lG 3w A. A. FLETCHER. toih erS'
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TURNER'S TIC D0ULOIREUX

,.ie, certain anl speedy Cure for Neura 5a and all
NERVOUS Diseases. The seyere,t eases are com
p'etely and permanently cured in a very short
time. Neuralgia in the face or head is utterly
hanished in iew hours. No form OF Nervous
Diseu-e wth>tands its magir influence It has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phvsi-
clans. 1t contains nothing injurious to the most
delicate system. Sold everywhere Sent ON re-
ceipt OF II 90 and two postage stamps. TURNER
%. 40 lremont 81. Boston Mass, Propretors.
Boston, July |, 1867 5 n lj;ly.
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/ ALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN
WlIR REVIEWER

Rcncws the Iiairto it, Original Color when GRAY
hcncNs the nutiiivo matter which nuur,he, ii.
hiit.
Renows lie Growth # lie Hair whcn Bali
Erucws ihe hrl,h. Wirv hair to ,iiloh .oftl,ss.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRESSING.
Olc bottle show its effects.
H. 7. HNLLN co. Nashua, y. H.. Proprietor.
For sale by all Druggists. lGIW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RUSllS Argentine Hair Dye.
- The most perfect, economical, surcst. qrici1-
est, safest most harmless and reliable Hair D,e
In the w"ll Easy in its application; changes
grlzlly, gray a. rel hair in.taptaueuu,ly to II
bright aud perfectly natural brown or black.
Warranted To sl'i,iN In all eases or the money re-
funded GEO. G. GOODWIN 4 co, boston.
Sold b. all Druggists. jul. au, a sep.
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Lotta has purchased furnished house
at New York, like herself-small but
handsome.
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RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD,

observes oGr hearty recommendation. NY.
Musical Review. "tncNcepliorahle in taste and
>tllr.' Dwight journal 1--WE quite endorse
Mr. DNi-ht, opinion. New York Musical Wurld
~ school that will du cNcc,ui service ncutsche
Musk I.i'iig phil. ''Sonndc,t, c.alc>t hest
book for tie rimo. Phil. Eyeuint Bulletin.
win supcr,odc every ether OF tie kid.'-Wor-
cc,ter spy. ''Au Improvement on all other Piano
nouh-. '--Syrtu-c Journal. "po-ers,cs merit not
claimed 10y other works. icvclaud li,rd
Common SENSE plain tails, and Lrcvit '-lo>ton
Jomaal. 'vrc,eut many new AMI important
ideas. ". Y. Tablet. mo Piano book compar-
ailr in value to H. New York Covenant.
~ lun', dry lessons nor wcari,onc exercises
lut -!ri-n,iv siutie, Throughout, ami charming
me!.dc- for T'aCine M every step. Il j. all thar
cam le Desired. Price 500. Sent pu,tuuil
OILY Eh nIiSON x CO., Publishers 2,7 Wash
iu-ton Street, Boston. Ii tr
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FISHING TACKLE, SPooNs, Hooks
L Lines, Flies Rods, &c, can be found in
laeat variety, at RUSSELS.
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GUIDE. - Yorxa's

Y NKI,TNIiE GUIDE. = GOUNG's
ANI GRlAr PlYHoLuGiCAL NoGK, OF Every
one his own Docior-Ienig Private instructor
Tor Married Person. or those about to Marry, both
Male and Female, in cverythn. concerning the
physiology ard relations 81 our Srvuh system.
aud the nrnIrciion or Prevention of or pring. ia
Guiding all the new discoveries never h,lafc Given
in the English language. 10y WM. YOtiNG. VI. D.
This is really a valuable and interesting work It
is written in plain lugua g. iur the general reader
and is illustrated with upward, Ut one hundred en-
Cravings. All young married people or those
contemplating marriage. aud having the least i'm
pcliment to married He, should read hi, hook.
II di,c|oscs secrets HAT every one should be- a.
luainicl with. Still it is book that must hc
locked up aud not lie about the house II will he
sent to any one ON the receipt of Fifty Ccuts, Ad-
drcs, Dr.. WNI NpCNG. No. 40, Spruce street.
above Fourth. Pila lelphia 2LJy
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MEANS or TINE CONpANY.

MEANS or TIE COMPANY.
Estimating the distance to he built by thc Union
Pacific to he 1.hGj miles, The United States Cow
eut issues It's SIX per cent Ihirt y-ycar Bonds
to the Company as Tic road is finished at tho
average ratoof about $3.50 Ter mile, amount-
inc to sii,2CS,'0.
The Company i also perioticl to -suc,its own
First Mortgage Bonds to AZ equal amount, and at
tlc same time, which hY special act nj ongress
are made First Mortgage on the entire line, the
bonds Of the United States being subordinate to
them.
The Government makes a donation Of II sn0
acres of land to the mile amounting to ~, O32 uu0
acres, estimated TO he worth $50 0n0 600 making
the total resources cxclu.iVc If the capital S:1S-
l1i 0O0; but the full value Of the lands cannot
now he realized.
The authorizcl capital Stock Of the Company
!, one hundred million dollars Of which five mil
lion, have ahciiy been paid IN and 81 which it is
not supp sd that more than twenty-five million,
al most will be rrquicd.
The cost Of the road is estimated bv competent
engineer, to Ice about one hundred million dollar
cNclU,iN, If equipment
PROSPECTS, FOR HsINLss.
The railroad connection between Omaha and tho
East is now complete and The earnings of the
Union Pacific On the sections already finished for
the first two weeks in May were $4,000. These
sectional earnings as the road progresses will much
more than pay the interest on tie Cumpanv's
bonds, and the through business over the only line
Of railroad between the Atlantic aud T. cfc muet
he immense.
NAIt L AND SECURITY or TIE BONDS.
The Company respectfully submit. that tie
above statement OF facts fully demonstrates the
security ui their Bonds. and Us additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now offered
are les. than ten million dollars on 5l7 miles of
road on which over twenty million dollars have
already been expended ON $40 miles of this
road the cats are now running. and the remaining
ISL miles are yearly completed
At the present rate oil premium gold these
bonds pay an annual intere, ON the present cost Of
NINE PER CENT.
and it is believed that on the completion of tho
road, like the Government l}oels they will go
above par. The Company intend to sell but
limited amount at the present low rate and retain
the right to advance the price at their option.
Suh,cril ion. will he received in New York by
the Continental Edtional Bank. No. Nassau St,
Clark. Dodge 4 Co.. Bankers, u Wall ST., John
j. Cisco & SON. Bankers, No. 80 Wall ST., aud by
Banks aud Bankers generally throughout the
UuiC1 States, Of whom maps AID descriptive
pamphlets NAV he obtained. They will also he
sent by mail from the Companv's Office, No. 2O
Nassau Street. New York, on application. Sub.
>crihcrs will select tlcr own agents in whom
they have confidence. who alone will be responsible
to them for the safe delivery Of the bonds.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
1t3m New Yorl1
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rTHE CONFESSION AND ENPE-

It'''''F-Ts "
Published for the benefit and =. a Ctr-rfox ro
NorNG MuN anl others. who suffer from Ncryou.
Debility, Premature Decay Of Nauipol &c.. sup
plying at the same time TtE MrAvs or SCI T.
CrGE. by one who has cured himself after uu
dcr.oing considerable quackcrv. liy enclosing a
postpaid al Ires,cl envelope. single copies. free Of
charge may he hal Of the author. NATHANIEL
MANEAIk. En-. llrooNINn. Kim. o.. N.N.IIIA
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ATENT MEDICINES. a large
L S.ocl, Of all kinds. at RUSSEL'S
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CANADA "A surveying party who left
Ottawa in March last, under the direction
of the Government, to ascertain the length
of the Ottawa River and locate its head
waters, has returned. The party found
the length Of the river TO be about ! 900
miles instead of 500 as supposed. They
found while ascertainng the course of the
river Lake Gross, said t, be 400 miles in
circumference. They were met by "A tribe
of Indians, who at first refused 10 allow
them to proceed, put after explanations
they held council of war and the survey
ing party.wcre allowed to proceed on their
journey. Navigation from Lake Sonis-
canning to Lake Gros is impedcd by
numerous rapids beyond Lake Gros to
negr the source of the Ottawa. The
source of the Ottawa is said to be within
so miles Of the head waters OF the Sag
ucnay. The explorers encountered large
quantities of ice on Lake Gros on the
oath of My. The natives ARE pagans.
The men have a plurality of wives.
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- MI.
: Mineral Rock Salt. for Cattle and Sheep;
Turk, Island salt; Fine Butter Salt. in barrels
bags, hoNcs, and by the lowrd. For sale bv
IL. \. SuELDON.
June Is, 12,tf
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HAIR OILS, EXTRACTS AyD PER-
1 rJMrRN, Cologne, Pummadcs, SatsLe.
Pow der, Toilet Soaps can be found at
RUSSEL'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-30

THE Glory of Man is Strength.
Il Therefore the nervous and dehilitated should
use HEIMDoLDs EXTRACT BUClu.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-30
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Common Potash. also Rabbits Potash
Rancid Lard, TOY Soap Making. Fer sale by
II. \. SHELDON.
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