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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

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Swtn ,ba9tntuth, Galtcn.
Scbn q. {oicltanb, allen.
pttsr Smccr, SitsalItn.
Siaai 8itborbs, 9HilliamS.
SomuCl SClioop Sautcn.
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Gbarlss Daniel, .. Ganrctb.
Daniel 8lsduer, S11rcre.
Scbn 6. @ctCr, 9ttb. Staet.
Secr9e ,pciptr, 2tuen.
Satcb Smbsr, Sautcn.
Scirpb 9rcemon, @iuians.
Scfspb Spcn9Isr, Sfsautu.
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Gccr9s Siclr, @altcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

/ Gbriitian Strie, Gafcn.
6enrp 8ltilcr, Sauscn.
,6cnrp Stt, 81. SVt. Bethel.
Gnorew Srdbsr, N1cers.
Daniel Slad, GaItcn.
9BilItam Nsiftr, 8stb. Gtapt.
Sciab Scnts, .. 9Ia;aretb.
@illiam D. 8rnuu, GaItcn.
Dapio ,psnrp, eCba.
6. 6a9erman, 8. SJlt. 8dbsl
9. gat9ssn. Sdc.GaGtcu.
Scbn 9. srpcrs, 8ctb. Gtaot.
Satcb SbcI, Sbsr g0a,aretb.
David D. Ra9usr, Cation.
Scbn 9Riooa9b, 81. W1t. 9ctb.
2ttrabam Gcrtri9bt St. SIP.
Scltpb SS9cr, Sautcn.
Mibasl Coma, 8ctb. Sip.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
~9rpteries.G
SUM- 20.

60 Die llnteribrisbenen baben erbaIten uno
NR bistsn i'm 9rOeen unb &Isnsn gum Ser
49, fauf an, an fsbr nisbr9en Qrs6en, Elm 9ro'
Der unc wcbI aus9ewdDItsr SOrotb Gaffee Sbee.
3udr, MUla1eS @ewilrSe, etc., ETC., pOrauf iie bic
1ufmeflamfst ees pubfums lenfen.
SSrcB, 8utb uub Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Sseme 4nblifationei,, &c.

9Hrser nno faeIieber 1tnterrtett aus pem alsn Sc.
duent Sn Sraaen uno dntpcrtsn @efbristsn ir Scnn,
tassfhulsn. Bon 9. s. Gifutraun.
Dies ii Der ppsitc Sbs oss sreu 8anodens ees fsinen
BsrfS-entbosno Srasn uno antucrn aus osm 2tea 3sn
4fn une 5sn Der Sddr Wacf-no ftns &dr;s uno Defbs
tt MAIDEN ss bcnbers co ssue bic 6nbcr NIT Der bibG:
fbsn @blbtc betannt ,i mabsnGs ii gang t9 tm Grcs
Zen ano SIsinsn bsi uns 81 babsn. sa
Gin outer SGr9sH.-Gineu Bauer i'm Wsti:aJcrt Staat
ertrantsn pies Saf cbne cab cher irsno susr inr
Wadborn &nb u fbatu vuets. CT r6 an Gin lanewirtb.
tafs SIatt in atann, uno in Der uadtsu Wuner ldids
Gin anorr 8auer has rss tt en burd ,peldbes Sreeia
frante eda nabu 2obe sersttst purbs Diss gitts
fcs bn nur ben Sutripicnsprcis oer 5suna auf abnd
SBsfmiro Der .ameituniis 8aur, bic snes ccubs adsr
ba5ins @crbeil brin9su Wsrtt su ba iBr 9auern unb
unrbrstt fdr oiss ndee gBsf-,pddss Sbr in uulsrsr
Drudtrei tbun tSnnt.
THE STUDENT-A Family Miscellany and Month
y SchoolReader-f bsu Scnat Stunt III srbatsn pcrosn
Us 1T eeS bic ndstts SRcnotbr ir anosr ron oer mir @
i'u uno oas pobfds eerortiss gsr in amcra aut Gsrn
uno esbrr tCnnn mausn Suesn baraus Spn-rnb CO cte
oabsr in alien 5Oien uno stbulu anutrs Ein gRon 40.
crss're eintn pctfrsn Brief Fowlers and Wells l3l
Nassau St, New York. Der eutfripticnsprss 1T 81 bss
Sabrs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Sefentli6e 8erIammlun9.
49,! Sabrcsfeier >
N~AS& Der AoA g.
Qlmerifanifben llnabb9u0iofeit.
suni

scrss Crane DipiGcu e. %, SGbne br SRdeistsi rcn
Gataau9ua, eccrntn Den 74cn Sabrsta9 Imcanr lnat;
b6nstae uno ben 5tn Sabrsas Der Rtpicn ouf DenHsr'
tags Den 4teu ndbtsn SuIt in Dem Staptbn GatG'
fauana iu ftCrn.
Die ptrfbpsusu Dipicusn ocs Srcms SSttcncn Gas
eetn, etc., etc., iptrben fb in on ban 9asnter or SRa9:
tsbatIe somSln, @ermitasS UNI balls no 10 llbr ,Hn @
in cine grrSsficn ;u frrnirsn.
Nebrsre oussc;hnss 8Sonsr tpcrSCn 9c9pdrt9 fin, un
bic 8erfamnlna III abbreern. Die llntaunr SRuht
tanee ro m t rCr c9nbCit ciuuosn, uno bic Gataiu!I'
qua Siu9tloFs, untsr Ser eun9 brr Scbn g g. Seu
rprop pm Serbsrrihuns bss SascS bfitrassn.
9m mito9smah rpro in Dem pain esboItn tprosn, 9sb
rcr bsm anfans Der glotbmttass: Seisrihttit.
Die reunoe ecr 6ei9tc I'M Qaesmeinen no bcrh Cin9s;
aben teijpcbnn unp init uns ben ecrrsibsn Sa9 fisrn
auf 8sfrbI rn anrrenunss: Committee.
Sipen Siice, @crfsr.
S0bH SS ilIiamS, Set.
Gatarauaua, SUM 90. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

9lilaD erarpfcro, ". M. Sctb
benrp Simcutcn, hc.
Gam. Samcr, .. SR. 9stba.
Gbarlss eerh, Serfs.
Mtlhicr gOlciriru, Gaitcn.
Sclcmcn Snpocr, !baucptr.
Scbn 8crn, 81. 9J1. 9stbsI.
9SilIiam Daniel, ALLEN.
2tmcs 8cbn, @altcn. -E
Satcb Bauer, gploinftle.
BilIlam Reso, SlfsltfItn.
Gecr9c .pslItr, IT,, 9,lainfiClo.
Gbatlts 1ntbcnn, 8t. SIP.
Somud !ptR, eceba.
2ttr. lnoreR, 8ctb. Stabt.
BiIIiam @toup, 9t. SIP.
Sbcmas Barr, allen.
Gcnrao @abmnn, ettba.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

N"U"Vsf Ao~V'
| Scbn 8ahman, Galicn.
She's. Defhlsr, oc.
Mcits apNs9atc, @iGiama.
Daniel 9att, 81. N1t. 8etbrL
SeiIt, Rcibaro, 3. 9)d. 9nbSl.
GbdrIss Bauer, Wlccrs.
8suben gcuns, DO.
8thare WaifIb, .. Wa,arctb.
9,stsr 9rcE 8ulbtitI.
Sclspb Gnslsr, 81. Nlt. 8stbsl.
Sctn Sbware, 2tlItn.
Gpstsr eapalI, Yt. Sp.'
pCtet S6sitlp, @ilIians.
German SppcIt, 8ufbtia.
@afh. .6ellid, 81. Nasarstb.
Scnas Saosr, 81. SVt. 8etbsl.
9ecrSs sRuflp, .. Mt. 8stbsl.
@ilIiam Coleman, Sorts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

Somticl 8uftL IT,, 9olainfisIo.
@ilIiam Wcun1 @oitcn.
Ounio SubSr, 90.
SamuGl Srcs, co.
Stbn 8iitbcp, If. DC.
Samuet 8ic9cl. S1ilIiams.
Dasio ecrtb, Souscn.
Gbwaro SrcrtU, SuftbtiH.
Stlir ,6areru, plalnfielo.
8ueclpb Scdb, .. ToSorctb.
Miuiam 8cittl, 90.
Z, Il. Ri9btin9olc, @affcn.
Il. W. Raoh, 8ctbl. Sip.
Samutl @utin, 81. SIT. 8stb.
Sccr9c Yctrr, NGccrc.
Nntbcnp Stcrh Soutcn.
Sbrmas MbitsIce, 2tusu.
@tcrss Il. .bitc, Galicn.
pbilip Mccorina. St. Sip.
Simcn grams, Sdo:@altcn.
Srbn 8ctb, it,, Ystb. Staot.
larcu 9]cit Sdb,@altcn.
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sSames 6enrn YufbtiQ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
s Ut D>G
Sur ben Qu9ult Srmin Der Nortbampton Gauntp
Spurf

MHocmeine SnrOrS fir BEN 1eten stuouit, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Grauo. JnrOrs fir Scn 3ten W1ontao i'm s(nauif

Somcs Britain, 81. S11. 9stb.
8. g. GarM, 9aftcn.
CHARTS Sc9cL 8t. Sir.
Sc'epb 8alIiSt, @aItcn.
Sarcb .bartmau, Sauecn.
Guch Bccprin9 @iaiams.
2lbrabam Si9man, IT,, GaIicn.
9R. Sranfsnhtlo, St. SIP.
Scbn s. Gmcrn .. Mt. 8tb.
Scl. 8ahman, Miuiams.
ScbnIcn Scbcipn, Gaifcn.
Sasct 8aselr, .. S1at. BetbCi.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
Temperance Convention.

Tho Annual Meeting OF the State Tenn.
perance Society will be holden at Middle
bury, commencing Mt ten o'clock forenoon,
on "Wednesday, the 9th of January next,
and continue through that and the next day.
The undersigned Executive Committee
regard this meeting of equal importance to
any that has preceded it. Indeed, in our
judgment, since our last meeting, new re-
splnsbili,ics and new duties have been i'm
posed upon the friends of temperance
throughout our State. In compliance with
their request and, as we believe, in accord
ance with the wishes of a large majority OF
tho frcemon of the State, the General As
scmbly, ut its last session, passed an act, pro
hbiling the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, ex.
cept for medicinal, chemical and mechanical
purposes, and giving TO Justices Of the Peace
concurrent Jurisdiction with The County
Co Irts to hear, nv and determine all offences
against said act. Much depends upon hav-
ing this law receive a proper construction
and also having it fairly executed and en-
forced. To those. who asked for the law
it especially belongs to sustain it. This. and
many other subjects Of much interest, will
engage the attention Of the convention.
We hope that measures may be immedi
ately adopted in every town, to secure a good
attendance, and tnat gentlemen attending
will not come as mere spectators, but will
he prepared to contribute Information anC
interest to The meeting.
Publishers of papers throughout the State
are respectfully requested to give this notice
two or three insertions in their respective
papers as soon as practicable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
Temperance Meeting.

understand that notice was given yestor-
day, in the pulpi's OF Mi!dlcbury, that
Temperance meeting. not OF any pa'ticular
Society, hut OF those who are Interested in
the cause, will be held on Friday evening,
the 27th inst, al 6 O'Clock, p. NJ, in the
Con .reyaiional Vcsiry. As addresses are to
br delivered and perhaps arrangements made
for the annual meeting OF the State Temper
ance Society, a full attendance is emincntly
desirable. We have now law, which, if ju-
diciously administered, will aid the friends Of
Temperance very much in suppre>sing an e.
vii which has swept over our land, blasting
AMI whitening the tairest hopes, worse than
did ever an eastern Srocco. Let all, who
care for the remnant that are left " unre.
cln med, Tally. Let all. who have not " for
srken their first love" nor ARE Ning, am
my brothers keeper" rally. And we say,
too, let all who have been ensla,ed by the
demon Of intcmp,rance and are signing over
their wotui condition, or are enquiring for
the means of breaking his CHAINS, rally.
Come every man and woman, who cares f r
your kindred and your country who rejoreS
in tha vi.to'ics temperance has won and vii
never crase your efforts till the triumph is
complete.
Az OLD SOLDIER AND STILL A CoMBATANr.
Dec. 20.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24

The House has indirectly decided a.
gaInst the right of the Legislature 10 ill.,
struct Senators aud Representatives in
Congress, by indefinitely poslponlng the
resolutions relative To the cheap postage
bill.
1t is understood that no United States
Senator w,ll be eIecied at this session of
the Legislature.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
THE GLOBE:
A Congressional, Agricultural & Lite.
rary Newspaper.

The undersigned submits TO the public
his proposals for the CLONE and its reports
for the next session of Congress Congress
has now so literally patronized The underta-
hing that it will be established us aslandard
work worthy of its official imprimdtur. un-
less the undersigned fails in his duty. This
will not be The case it earnest efforts can
avail. The GLOBE is the only paper that
will furnish full reports of the proceedings
and debates Of the two lIouses OF Congress 4,
and having received their sanction as such
the best reporters will be engaged to write
out the debates of cash day, which will nm
derao the revision of the Members. The
work, after passing through the Daily Globe
and receiving correction, will BE- presented
as finished, in the Congressional Globe and
Appendix.
The debates will probably Increase in in
tcresl du'ing the next session. I he one
subject which engrossed the last. will doubt
less give way 10 Others Of great variety,
which, in this progressive country, the cons
lcts Of place and distinction. necessarily
proluce. Vast interests will be at stake
upon the decisions Of the next Congress
and there is great talent in boih branches,
which will be invoked in their discussion.
All the honors of the Republic. dependent
on the succession Of the Presidency, as well
MS all the great and permanent interests
which 90 to the advancement Of the power
of the country, will give impulse 10 the ac-
ton OF the next session Of Congress.
The Daily Globe will be published daily
during the session of Congress, and weekly
! the remainder of the year. 1t will contain
full and faithful reports OF the proceeding:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEN

This admirable remedy Tor coughs, e0ids Inasenzai
asthma bronehits and all affections Of the throat and
lungs has been before the public for the past year
duug which time has bee8 tested Thoroughly by
the most COMPETENT decide upon its merits, Every
one knows the virtues Of Cod Liver Oh but IL is like
sealed book" to thousand Of suffering nvobds. on ae
eouut Of It's repulsive taste aud SMALL The proprietor
has eHiuely Obfiafed tbs wiit0Af dsfTsetBT from the
me ieinsl virtues of The OIL by combining m with Ger.
tain other celebrated suTstps " he form Of az T.
geeahla article eonfeefionAry' by Rbie IL he ad.
minisiefed To the Upsi delicate invalid without ineon.
sshisnee The medical influence Of the candy pursnes
the exact track Of the ivaammaiory aetpn eausigE
cough Prst soothing ihe organs OF the voice. the .eda.
i've influences passes along the mucous lining Of the
",Tdp'ps !nlo tbs bonehii aud aayng pulmonary rri.
is"on giving sass aud eonrl 10 the chest restoring
Ihe voice 10 ~ accustomed Gearness Aad powers ecu
feWud Ihlrsm nerE'ony 10 The ngs aud sbstructions
ia nh glands ore gently and safely discharged py easy
skphct"aton IL never disagfees VITA the Omaekr-
hss,amoD cold yields n s bsngu influence In a few
sd when resorted to before the complaint l. far
81 D. ~ Ssnser Of consumption is entirely proven
III ,P|"h's hasi beware al anunierfeits A. its ran
.s "el.aslus I"puia'ty has excited The euDidity ef
-eu" "'uRgists and conies ouers Win ara nren.riuc
~ ie ehaAI me same mana put up In similar ,tyIs
VIVA e'py OF the Turner wrapuers aad ~ IN III
deatonnx 20 palm their miserable i,ni,a,,S $50 ~
pubi,e ~ tbs genuine article Re sa,s o,d III ~
I'lissA compound Cod Liver oil Candy ShiL ~, ~
future be enyeloped la aud olagani -f,,, ia'
lng appropriate designs, representing the eoJsshi
on our eoa'i and persons engaged n The or
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
Dic0,

AT Charlestown, Mass, Nov. goth, VII.
LIAM CHAMBEHLAIN BRADLEE, in the 2sll
year of his age.
Oct. 2Slh 1850, Of Cholera, at the resi-,
denee of Z. c. Mason, at Beale's Bar, on
the north fork of American river. California
Dyer j. BoTTUM, of Orwell aged %
years.
In Vernon, on the 23d ult., of typhus (e-
YER Mrs AsENATII, wife of Joseph Frank,
lin, ESD aged 65 years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24

&C. This morning, as VIC 20 TO press, the
" elements - are comparatively quiet, after
the violent and almost unprecedented storm,
that has ragged for the last tweniy.four hours
a large quantity of snow has fallen here
how much, it is impossible TO tell, it being
scattered and piled just according to the ca
price of the winds. No train of cars has
reached this place ial 9o'clock A. NJ, Tues
day), from either direction, since Saturday
evening.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
NOTICE

THE Subscriber wishes an immediate settle
L mcnt with all persons indebted to him by
note or account and takes this method OF mott
flying such, 10 call and settle without delay, rs
he is determined To settle all his accounts either
by note or otherwise Those who do not take
the hint and dntnd 10 H. before he 10Th day of
January next, may expect personal notice.
IRA ALLEN.
Also,-TIas on hand and for ale, good va.
riciy of work, and will make 10 order any art.
Gle in his line. IRA ALLEN.
Dec. lOlh, 1850. as
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given 10 all whom it may
concern, that ~ acres in whole. or in small
parcels, will he sold 10 persons wishing 10 buy ;
it being IN Salisbury, situated about , miles
from Olier Creek, easterly and about , a
mile ifom Leicester River noflhwarlly, (said
River emptying into Ouer Geek ANY per-
son wishing 10 urchase in NcIgennes Paniun,
Addison, New Haven, Mddebury and Wev.
bridge, and indeed all for whom the distance is
not loo great TO Outer Creek can have the adj
vantage of said Creek, TO float their logs down
10 the place of destination as has tccn piac.
liced with success by Samuel Barker, the Lum-
herman n VcrgenneS. and the subscriber him
self The subscriber having made personal in.
speclion of said Creek and its banks, well know
ing its facilities for taking them out anywhere
along, TO accommodate the above named pla-
ceS, by throwing temporary Boom across
said Creek and floating them when the water
is its full Banks. AitertLe Cedar is taken
of, part Of the land has a heavy growth OF
Tamerack, Oak and Elm on it. For further
particulars enquire of
MARSHAL $. DOTY.
n Those who wish to look at the above
land, will do well TO call before snow comes.
Salisbury, Nov II, 1850 29Iy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24

the Oil And fat simie Of the signature Of the pro.
prieor without which none be genuine. Pfepar-
ed Gully by X. Bliss, Druggists Springfield Mass In
,cntOr aud sole Proprietor, A. H. u. Sands, Gen
cra Agents for New York, Rcdding & Co. Boston,
General AGENTS for New England
Prepared by H. X BLISS Druggist Springfield Mas,
Price % cents per package
Sold by siDNiY NooDy, Middebuty +. Huntington,
Vcrgennes l.. Daniels, Rutland. " ;4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
Bounty Land for Soldiers

nF the War Of lSl2-of the Florida and other Indiar
~ Wars since l19l-and for the officer,
of the War With Mexico who served for mouth
aud upwards, and have received no and(and # deal
for their widows minor chldtenO obtaiued unher tn.
chanre. Roston who has an agency at Washington.
s-SS' Cash paid for Lad Patents.
Oct II, 1857. 25:6 mos
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
MORE NEW YORK TESTIMONY.
"a Kew Certificate Reeri,ed.J

New Certificate Reerired.I
Consumption Arrested, and a Glib Cured
If Group.
Messfs A. Sco,ill & Co. Ny story is short.
Last spring had what the Doctor and nv frien,
called the quick or gaoping Consumption Tic
doctor said Vas no use TO attend me an longer,
for lie could do nothing more for me- | bought
ON lime 10 time, Of Norton & Bahcork, se,ea
bottles Of Dr.. Rogers Livciwort & Tar. md tat,
ing used about Elk and hall bottles Il il, am new
well man, few weeks ago, our tie hoy hpA
the Group one night. We sent for the Dnciur,
who came aud wrote prescription. But While
NY brother was gone for the Medicn ne ih,Geh
the child would die, lie seemed 50 checked e.
bseaIh. Wife happened to reeollect there Va
some ofyour syruPleh in ihe bottle. and com
menced giving ii according 10 the directions
thinking, at least, il would 10 no harm. Ii had
the desired effect and relieved The child almost
Immediately; so that when my brother got back
with The doctors stuff, the lille fellow Was lau. b.
ing and growing as mcrrily usual.
lou may be sure | have The highest confidence
IN this medicine, and shall do all in my power to
recommend It among my henf-.
Yours respectfully. IA. HAMMOND.
New folk, Sept. 27ih. asIs
-idduionGl references in New York Cnv
For want OF room TO puhlish at length the nm
merous certificates We have received. We take
plearnre in referring those interested to The 70
loving well known Mercantile fiTns, in this city
Tor information respecting the curative procenio
Of DR.. Rogers Liycrwori. Tar L CanrIialasur.
CHARLES II. RING, .192 Broadway, cor
John st.
COUGH a KETcHUM. i4a Fulton st. NJ, Gears
can give the particulars Of Of Consumption cured
in the Pers. n Of esnieman in New BrunsHiek, n J.
TO whom he seat Eve OF s!H hnites.
Mr.. E NJ. GUloN cor Of Bawery and Grand st. NJ
G. tays, have sold considerable Of DE- Rogers Iivot
wort Tar and Canchsagua and II gives universal satf.
faction L has sold extremely we'll for ar tiefs
aud doubt rot that when IT, merits becnmo stts
KIN its sales will he extensive.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
nlarrie0,

In EImorc, on the lst., by Rev, S. G..
Scott, Mr.. JAMES NJ. DANA, of Montpelier,
to Miss Ruth NJ. WARREN, of Morristown,
AT the Patapsco Female Institute, Eli
colts Mills, Md, Aug 27th, by Rev. jaime,
Moore, Rector of ST. Peters Church, DA-
vID P. SMITH, Esq, of Calvert Co., Md,
to Miss EMMA WooD, of Windham, Vt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
BRIGHToN, Dec. 10.

AT Market 100 Beef Cattle - Sores IG
pairs Working Oxen. 81 Cows and Calves, So 0
Sheep and Lambs, and $50 swine
fHcEs-Bccf Catlle-ENtra So 90; LIST quail
ity sj75 81 do S. Sd do 81 $50.
SrotLs-f earrings Sc 10 2 years old SO
Is; years old l6a2G
WORKING OXEN--;f75 So 90
Cows AND CALVES S2I, %. 80, IS, SO.
S"ttr ANp LAMns-Sl 80, >, 3 One extra
LIT sold at Sc each
SwiNE-4a5c; retail 4ba6c. Fat Hogs &c.
Remarks-A bout Cog of the above reported
were driven from the Cambridge marker. con.
sequenlly there could have been only about $50
sold at Cambridge. The market is dull, and
prices have declined from last week
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24
FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
CONSUMPTION,
AVID ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE HEAD.


The VEGETABLE ULMUNARY BALSAM, hav.
ing hren tested Ly the experience Of thousands for the
la twenty Yeas, is ucomuiedfd by eminent physs
clans and others OF the highest responsibility as supe
ior Ia an, other preparation.
Fun The Editor Of the Burlington Sentinel, May ~
1850 he Vegetable Pulmonary Bn'sain REARED bv
Reed Cutler OF BUstn, has become the most popular
mrdcne ever nut forth fnr the cnre NJ Coughs Colds
and Consumption That Is w"rhy Of fs high rcruia
ton il made sufficiently evident by the nmensity ~ its
amman sales Messrs Reed & Cutler are above quack-
cry depending alone upon the instfinsc virtues ut their
medicinal preparations T. their disposal. Humbug Is
plentiful hat il gives real pleasure to nfirr the m
ling an6 zrafHhUns tribute OF our recommendation 10
medcins wt kaow to b. real merit"
An eminent phyaicinn wfies ns,=--' have some
time past the habit o. prrscribng the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam tor consumption, asif.a pleut isy,
spittiur OF bo, and coughs pulmonary affections of
any other preparation used for the above
plants"
Nav T. 1850 New Crrtifca,cs, 10 almost any extent
might be added " deemed Necessary hut tile
feel that the article has brcnme universally well
known and its vinu's 81 generally acknowledge by
physicians and Others, 10 make IT unnecessary 10 off
err at This ne fnngr proof of The merits OF This highly
pnpuar article.
TA1IUNS, such as Carriers Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam and others, in part bearing the name Enquire {, r
the article by It's hJie nanIe the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAISAH,"
and that II has the nItn sieu"iur ot WA. JoS =
CUTLER upon a yeliuw la'rl, the blue wrnrpers
I Halsan."
Prepared by REED K Cutler fnror;e-- ar,a
Whnl"sae dealers IN Melrres. Paints, ChenieAfs and
Dye StmtIs 80 India STREE, Boston, and sold by Irug
For particulars aud recommendations see n pamphlet
mpanyng each bUillr.-i'rce 80 cents. FOR sale In
Niddlehnry by
20 Said by f. B. WHEELOCk.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24

FoREFArnERs' DAY.-The usual Exercises
in commemoration of the Landing Of the Pill
grins, will be held in this village, on Thursday
Evening, December 26th, at half past six o
clock. The annual Address is expected from
Professor ii. EATON.
~ Tickets for the Anniversary Supper, fol-
lowing the Exercises, may be had at the Yer
mont Hotel.
Middebury, Dec. %, 1880.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-24

The House have just rejected the bill
from the Senate, calling State Cons
venlion in December next, by 81 major
iiy. The vote >tood-yeas ~, NAYS %.
A ballot was then had for United States
Senator, which resulted in no choice.
r. Barnwell Rhet received SO votes,
and Mr. Hammond 50.