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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-05

o. Dan'l II. Pearson is on trial at
Cambridge for tie murder of his wife
and two infant children. The priso-
ner's father is one of the witnesses in
the case. A Boston paper says: "The
prisoner maintains aud wears an appear
ance of perfect indifference TO the evil
dence as It's developed before the Court.
lie could not show less signs Of human
ity If he were a granite block. Not an
emotion either of Joy, or hope, or sor,
row, or fear, can be detected in his i'm
passible face. Not even when his aged
father, bowed down with the weight of
years and SORROWS was Upon the stand,
weeping scaldlng tears as he gave in his
.eyideftce against his sou, did a masele.
OF his counienance move, or a shade &c
regret relieve the forbidding and repul-
sivs expression of his cold look. "
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SPECIAL notice,

\ Lii notes and accounts of six months stand.
"A inS' must be attended to, between this and
The first Of April next
T. those wishing to pay in Grain, are respect.
fully informed that ii will be received if deliy.
cred this month-after that time. no GRAIN
nor PRODUCE will be received on notes and
accounts, except on special contracts
IT. Is anticipated that an entirely different
method Of doing business in this part of the
country will have to be adopted This Spring.
VIZ CHEAP FOR CASH-VERY SHORT
CREDlTS.--or-READ PAY IN MER.
CAMILLE PRODUCE, will probably be ALL
The GO, and the sooner it is established the
better, as it cannot fail 10 be beneficial TO all
concerned. JOHN WOOD
Middlebury. March 4, 1850. A.
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TnG SPEAKER.-Mr. Cobb should he
called the Free Soil Speaker, since he
was placed in his present position by the
connivance at least of Free Soil votes
1t was his decision that after the pre-
vious question had been ordered, other
motions besides motion to adjourn
might intervene. and again, his decision
that the legislative day ended not with
the sitting, but with the hour of mid
night, that threw the House into the
hands, not merely of the minority, but
of the minority OF the men who are will
ling TO 90 any length in the support and
extension of slavery, and who make no
secret of their bitter hostility to the Tn
ion of the States. The Free Sellers
might have secured the election OF a
Speaker whose ability and imparlialiiy
have never been questioned, and whose
sympathies were all on the side of free
dom. They chose Mr.. Cobb; acting
in this instance, as they always have
done, and throwing all their influence
into the hands of the worst enemies of
om.-PrOcidcRcc JomHaL
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WAsnrxaroN, Wednesday, Feb. %.

Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS, U. S. Senator
from Mississippi. has sent achallcngo to Col.
WILLIAM II. BIssELI, a Member Of the
House of Representatives from Illinois, in
consequence Of Col. b. having intimatcd in
a speech that Col Jefferson Davis didn't do
all the fighting at the battle of Buena Vista.
The challenge passed within the last half
hour. This statement may be implicitly re-
lied upon. OF course duel will be the con-
sequence unless hostile meeting shall be
prevented by the interference Of the author
tiles. Yours, &c, NJ.
A dispatch to the Express dated at Wash
ington yesterday, says:
at gives me great pleasure to inform you
that the difficulty between Messrs Bsscll
and Davis has been settled through the good
offices of the President of the United States.
A good understanding is restored"
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COMMISSIONERS NoTIcE

We, ,he subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for The District of Addison,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and ad-
just all claimi and demands of all persons a
gainst the estate Of
JOSEPH DYAR,
late of Middlebury, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and deman is exhibited in
offset thereto: And six months from the 2sh
day Of February, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that Ge will attend To the business Of
our said appointment, al the Office Of Geo. S.
Swift, in Middlebuiy, on the LIST Tuesday in
April, and The last Tuesday in August, from
nine o'clock, A. NJ, until four o'clock, p. NJ,
on each Of said DAYS.
CYRUS BIRGE, ! Commits
GEO. S. SWIFT, sioners
Dated al MiddlcSuly, this 18th day OF March
1850. 453w
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Special Notice.

T l'E INSURANCE. The Hartford Life
II and Health Insurance Company are doing
a more prosperous business lhan any other
institution in the country. They are remarRa-
bly, popular with The public Their dividend
day !, the 3Istof March mex, "when," says
the Secretary, "itour business is as succe~ stul
during the present and next months As hitherto
We shall be able to divide - per cent at least
in our Mutual department" The stock of the
Company is now selling at 81 10 30 per cent.
advance at lone, " shoring lie estimate in which
Capitalists hold the operations Of the Com
pany.
See advertisement in another column.
CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS TAKEN on
LOWER TERMS than any other safe COM
pany. 4Jy
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THE FRcE Soil REPRESENTATIVES,
The W ashlngton correspondent OF
the Boston Post writes thus-"The Free
SOilers continue to smart under the Sc
we're rebuke Of Mr. Winthrop. Some
of them seem to have lost their ayoca>
ton; while Mr.. Root is said to have
been busily engaged since the day before
yesterday whiting a stick. Mr. Gid.
dngs is said To be IN the same " fix. "
WiImot and Preston King feel rather
uneasy though Wilmot is more to be
pitlcd than any Of them.
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Hartford Life and Health In
suranCe Company.
Organized ct Hartford, Connecticut, Sep
tember, 1910.
INSURED CAPITAL 100000.

INSURED CAPIIAL S1Q0, 600.
General .loent far FernA,,A.
r. :, ,,.,,.
H. u y u IL NJ Nllllston,
To whom applications may be sent from any
part of the State.
| Central Orrrcr os THIS Acrvcv Pa, cidc
Of he Gam, IInn5a is -a'bMsn, Eas' cue
n. WARD. VI. d.. No,I;col r,oo;,,,
Applications NAV lie made ot am, lima =,
the ONCE. ''' '''''' IL
/ Information. irdesire1 GirnisbcJ y, ,bi> Of
fee or bv ether Of ,be G,inui, a. t'',S VI
| Agents and Medical Exaniners IL I,bo Co.
panv. '''
ADDISON COUNTY
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H;ngSan V,' L,n irg'' ~. lawn l.
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sIane 49, -. % q 'u ~ ;1y'''' oH OhIs' ~
W. W., 'S'yen"'s' " u LeliS, CofnwaH f..
nrTIANn co1rNrv
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hnd. Sra Umne J1r.'aI,,, cIun,y ASgn' r'1l-
p;Ust,yJ cbes,n, Snanons' 10y H", linus,
eonarJ Sl;,,,Ii c;I..,, I"Sgo'Y"' NSjch
eu,lon a Plis" po,i,aD',. n - I,oa
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poyl,nl,.i { Ti61.h," "9g,eS a. h ,I ~
90 (yasea,i'. n W., nni'' ., ~ ~"
sinb " Hot Br,,.,{'n. Cus''ay" ~
arJ -'''N' -"' '0"" fOA' ""'"y-
|"'
ON TIE MUTUAL PLAN,
This company will insure al The nSuol r,tcs
and in thrre n,,,icplrS clin, ' ,S '""' ;H'us,
over all mutual Companies.
r. ISL Deanenng only ten per cent commission
ioHllhe fuiuai insurance und, instead OF the
cur, a efLe"Ses OF me company, annually.
-nu. HNins scrip eeIiihcaies oil piohls each
ana 3 S ~J'e ~ e, ~ng Two hundred Nous
lua fund, such scrip bearing int1esi 6om date and
transferable
3rd. In addition TO the usual NIu,naI Fpnd
and reserved Fund. received from mntnal in.
surers. the capiial stock. one bundled Thousand
dollars, and all the reserved fund of the joint
Stock insurance is pledged for the payment of
losses.
ON THE TOINr,r crOC,- Dr ~
III nv NOh / LAM
Inc rates are reduced enc Ihird the amount
svu un Je initial !. company Ia
aa',s on,y "r"' q "o'M, 20 insure ne CIV
49, SaJu'' aui sineh '''ue, instead OF taxing
a., ,-i,,, !, ~ IL =, -, ~ 49,, - '"'
t"l ms "90N Fdi1vi one or" money ""dc dMRg
g 80 "'uSH F''yt' lne great advantage ol TINS
No., ~ ,,,su,aace o'el lhe mutual pan may
ue nus ,iiiu,..a.cu' suppose la'hef, at the
twenty. five doll~rs ner srnnn C,r lepu
bis lie. ON the litnoJ Han yriIi ,u
a policy of one thousand dollars on,Ia I a''n
Stock plan The same twentv-yc dollars Wi, EV sa
cure him a policy of one thousand and 1--WE hmm.
dled dollars.
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VINO HAD THE FIgsr FlGnT.-Dr
Moses, Of the Omnibus Canlabrigiae
had been so much in old Harvard as tc
become quite cIassical.--Coming through
the Port the day after commencement
with cluster of baccaaurcates on the
outside, the doctor drew the reins tight
through the fingers OF his left hand, aud
with a knowing wink of his left eye,
said -
We'll boys, now you've got through
college, and know everything, of course,
] want you to tell me enc thing Who
was 1t that had the first fight 2"
Oulsides-" The first fight why
il was Cain and Abel. "
Doctor" No it wasn't, though. "
Ouisldes-"Then, may be, you mean
David and Goliah, or Sampson, or"
Doclor-'I knew you wouldn't guess.
I'll tell you. 1t was Mill lie was
the one.
OuIsides-( laughing)--Nihii, Doctor!
NihH means nothing, Nothing couldn't
fight.
DEMONSTRATING or something is all
the same to me. | 90 by the books and
the professors, and they all say in the be-
ginning, before anything was done or
thought by anybody, Mini 1T.
The boys slid down over the forward
wheels and walked the rest Of the way
into Boston Post.
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TO Rent.

STATE OF VERMONT, | BE il remember
District Of Addison, S. ed that at Pro.
bate Court held at Aliddlebury, in and for the
District OF Addison, on the 10th day OF Febru.
airy, A. D. 1850
John Simonds and Lyman p. White, admins.
traitors of the estate Of
JOSEPH SIMONDS,
late of Whiting, in said District, deceased, pre-
sent their administration account for allowance
1t is therefore ordered, that said account be con
sidered for allowance, by this Court at the session
thereof to be held at the Office of the Register
Of this Court in said Middlebury, on Thu sday
the 4th day of April next, at one O'Clock in the az
tcrnoon; and that notice thereof be given 10 al
persons interested that they may appear and max,
their objections If any they may have, to the al
owancc OF said account, hy publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Mddlebury Regstor-a
newspaper printed at said Middlebury, three
weeks successfully, previous to the time Of sait
court
Jed S. Bushnell, Registv.
A true copy of Record.
A; Attest, Jed s. Bushnell, Register.
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DoN'T JUMr.-Nevcr jump from third
story window when there is any other means
of escape.
Never jump at conclusions.
Never jump Mt poor chance.
Try to avoid Jumping out of the frying pan
into the fire.
Never jump of the dock because you arc
in delay or III love. You will get wet if you
do.
Never jump after forry-boat when 1t is
more than halfway across the river.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-05

LONDON CoTFEE-IIoUsEs AND TEA
RooMs.-ln London, among the working
classes, there has been great improvement
in their moral. social, and Intellectual char
acter during the last twenty years, which is
attributed to the establishment of coffee
houses These have multiplied 10 great
extent two thousand being now established
in London. Connected with them are news
papers, periodicals, and cheap publications.
About five hundred of the coilce-houses have
libraries, and one of them, Pottcr's Coffee
House," Long Acre, has two thousand vol
umes, and is well supplied with newspapers
and magazines besides Some of the large
ones are visited by fifteen hundred persons
daily, and one seldom goes there without
finding them crowded with working men. |.
may then at once be seen, that they have
proved TO be most valuable organs in extend
ing habits Of sobriety, as well as promoting a
taste for periodical literature and books
throughout London. Formerly there was a
great deal of drunkenness. pugilistc combats,
cock fighting, and other brute sports among
this same class. These have now greatly
diminished. and to great extent ceased in
many parts of the metropolis. 1t is worthy
of remark that no periodicals or libraries are
connected with the famous gin palaces. II
should also be stated that spiriluous liquors
arc not sold at the collcc-rooms. Tea and
coffee are only supplied.
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LAW AND LAND OFFICE,
Fond Du Lac. Wis.

DRURY FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND CoUNcfLLoRs
~ AT LAW and SOLICITORS IN CHANcEKY.
Easus W. Dury, loi the late firm OF Drup 4 Eastman
Edwin Flint
Messrs. d. 4 +. viii practice in all the rouns in the
State, AID give special attention 10 collecting aud
curing debts. They have business connections formed
throughout the state Of Wisconsin, Northern Illinois,
and Eastern Iowa, They viii also attend 10 the pur
Ties. &c.
The most satisfactory references win be given 10 n
correspondents la New York Boston, Baltimore, Phila
dcipha. Washington CITY, and most oithe principal ocs
Refer 10 Hon Milo L. Bennett Asahel rcck, Esq, u.
X. raneborn, Smalley 4 Phelps, and G. u. kasson,
Esq, Bsflinglen; Warner, Esq, Hon WIN. Nash,
Mlddlebny Dec lsi9l3i;ly
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4flarrie0,-

in this town, on the 10th ut., by L. r. Wright,
Esq, Mr. HENRY BUTLER to Miss MARY l..
RArMEST, all of this place.
In New Haven, on the 18th ult., by the Rev.
Samucl llurlbut, Mr.. j. w. lIrNMAN 10 Miss
SUSAN Bird, all OF New Haven.
On the 2lst ult., by Rev. Samuel Hurlbut,
MIR. MARCUS BULLARD TO Miss CARLINDA j..
WErnERpgE, both of New Haven.
In Norwir'I,- VT, 9TH ut. by tic Rev. Prof.
lladdock, Gen. Z. a. PHELPS, of Colebrook,
Conn, to Miss CHARLOTTE G. SwANsrY, of
Claremont, n. H.
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q j. II. Green, 'Ihe reformed gambler
who was arrested some time since, at New
York, for obtaining money under false pre-
fences, has been honorably acquitted. The
Tribune says, We believe this char &c was
not merely taseless-it was vindictive and
malicious"
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MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 81

We regret TO announce the death by
drowning Of Judge Thomas aad Rev.
Mr.. Harlow, two of our most prominent
and worthy citizens.
The boats have commenced running
regularly between here and Buffalo
weather warm and pleasant,
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ar A serious fire occurred at Union Village,
Greenwich, N. W week ago last Sunday
evening, by which ono or two buildings, near
the Presbyterian Church, were destroyed. The
Church iisclrwas also at once on fire, but OK.
tinguisheG by the cxcrtions Of the fire compan-
,ce
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Isr HENRY b. STANTON, so long an
Abolition and then a Free Soil lectu>
rer' now Coalition State Senator, de,
lighted the soul of the Albany Argus n
giving the following patriotic sentiment
at Troy on the Odd:
"Wilmot Proyiso, or no Wilmot Pro-
yiso-Slayery Prohibition, or Slavery
Extension-I go for the Union, the whole
Union, and nothing but the Union"
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FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale the farm known
as The ErastuS Smith, and Of late, the 4. w.
Eaten farm in the town and county Of Addison,
W., commencing AT the Lake shore, contslning
about lO2 acres, together with the buildings
thereon. a the wood LOT attached to said
farm, containing about 10 acres. The farm
will be sold on reasonable ierihs and part OF
the purchase money can remain on Boud aud
Mortgage, for term of years il desired.
For particulars enquire Of Messrs, Linsley
and Beckwiih, Middlebury Jonas N. Smith
Addison, VI; or to the subscribers, 3ll River
Street, Troy, NY.
MANN 4 KENDRICK,
Trey, Feb. 2, 1850. 42.Gw.
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o. Il is said there is nothing new
under the sun. We incline TO think the
following is. # is related that a Yam
kce, on visit to one OF the public Ar
senals (porhaps Vergenncs) was asked
how he supposed the long brass twelve,
Founder cannon were made ? zeal.
culaled" that they "iook long hole and
poured brass around it "-Bwiagton
Free Press.
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~ Mr. Winthrop is on visit to Eostou.-
He will deliver an address at Lexington on the
18th Of April. Should he remain at home any
considerable time, we presume his constituents
will meet him either at Il public dinner, or in
some other way that may be agreeable to him
self We shall not be surprised to sec MIR.
Winthrop receive either Foreign mission or
Cabinet appointment before the close of the
approaching Spring-LowH Courier.
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SERIOUS CRME.-Almon Quin, of
Marlboro, VT, has been arrested on the
charge ofthrowing arsenic. or some 9TH
er poison, into the water pail used by the
family of Horace III. Winchester, of the
same village, with intent of poisoning.
Mrs. Winchester was seriously affected
by drinking of the water. Almon was
committed, in default of $500 bail.
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&C. Never chen your words. Open
the mouth, and let the voice come out.
A student once asked "Can virchue, for
iichudc, gratichude, or quietchude,
dwell with that man who is stranger
to reciichude 7"
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COMMIssIONERsl NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court fol the District of Addison.
Commissioners TO receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons, against
the estate of
VIRTUE WILLIAMS,
late of Bridport, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited ia
offset thereto: and six months from the 2Isi
day Of February, 1850, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we viii attend to the bust.
ness Of our said appointment, at the Store of
Gordon SaaIls, in Bhdporl, on the third Tues
days of April and AuSust next, tiom 9uclock,
AN. unil four o'clock, p NJ, on each Of
said days.
ABEL p. SKIFF, . Commits
GORDON SEARLS, sioners.
Dated At Middlebury, this 2lst day OF Feb
ruary, 1850. 1l3w.
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1flarkets.
BRreurox, Feb. %

BRIGHTON, Feb. %.
AT market 523 Beef Cattle, u pairs Working
Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves 220O Sheep.
PRIcEs-Dcef Cattlc--Extra, Sc; list quail
lily 1878; I'd s5.25 Sd s4,75,
Working Oxcn-$s5, 80 a 81.
Cows and Calves-s2l, 30, 26, IS.
Sheep-Sl,75, p $50, 1915. One extra lot
sold at 5000.
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CAVE HoEN.-Those who arc going round
Cape Horn, bad better get their thick clothes
at OAK HALL, Boston. Mr.. Simmons has
good and cheap ores of every description.
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THE UNITED STATES
MONTHLY LAW MAGAZINE,
EDITED BY JOHN LIVINGSTON,
OF THE NEW YORK BAR

THE UNITED 5TArEs MowrntY Law MAaA-
l. ZINE is nearly double the size of any
Law Periodical heretofore published in this
county. 1t contains matter from, and is in
tended for circulation in every part of the u
Mon. lis main object is TO afford medium
Of communication for such legal matters Of
fact as may be useful and interesting 10 the
Bench and the Bar, and TO give to the profess
sion immediately 50 far as can be done by Il
Monthly Periodical, the most important cafes
decided by Superior Courts Of civil and Grim
inal jurisdiction, together with such points of
practice and judicial Interpretation as may lie
deemed worthy of publication.
THE Law MA0AzINE will also contain
monthly digests OF English and American Re-
ports-critcal notices Of new bookS--lcga in
cligence, and original articles upon various
subjects OF interest TO the profession,
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s1r The MoTHERs MAGAZINE, for March,
is received, This is a neat monthly Of 80 pages,
devoted to the interests of the domestic circle,
Myron Finch, l6 Nassau Street, New York.
Publisher.-Sl 90 year in advance.
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Tue ORD lNDIAN CnrF would offer another cure oil
dying iaiy--Rcad afflicted with Consumption, aud
dc pair hot.
L u. CALDWELL a Co. Of East Oswego Oswcgo
county, n " respectable druggists To- recent.
~ ..Wc have just heard through Mr.. Whteman, a re
spectacle citi@ of this place, Of important OF
CoNsVMPrloN, which BltANTS INDIAN PULMONA-
lii BALS AN has produced. the wife Of acquun.
lance OF his, who resides in this of Pacrnio ia
this county. She had been long confined to her bed.
and dangerously diseased that her friends helicv.
ed 1t lMpOSSlBLG FOR HER TO LIVE NOR l.
THAN ONE DAY LONGER. But when all other hope
utterly failed, she commenced taking Brnnts pulmona
~ Bu-au aud lis medical efficacy has raised her from
DYING BED. 80 that she is going about, and at.
lending 10 her household affairs and duties. She nc.
knpN lcdsc aud II Is very evident hat she is ndohtef
To Bruts HIlsnn for her recovery from long, severe
an dangerous sickness aud her friends aud neghbors
con- der that medicine IN, alunble
Brants Purifying Egunct which is the strongest most
cfiuly elective aud purify of p other medicines
has made the mast wonderful of Cancers Scrnrl
H. Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, rs-Iilccrated Stom.
nch ui ihiuy years stnndin.-rnsing as il were the
hopeless from beds Of DEATH j. also offered the pub
lie. II YOU have any impure disease general dohili
IS of the stein, the hopeless eau get life aud en-
jov The world # they will Use llraui- Purifyer.
" For h.tof agents, ,ee advertisement in another
cuumu. a. w
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: Nkl OF "a X 4 4 LILA.
The Formula of thi. invaluable Preparation has been
lii before many of the different Medical Societies in
Now Eu-llnd aud la. received in every their
p'cal comnendation 1t has been Acknowledged as the
most powerful antidote yet known Thoroughly clean
ling the Blood Erudicaiiug Scroiious faint and nf
indng the most healing qualities To Diseased Lungs
and giving 10 the umptYe Restoration to Health
The celebrated Surgeon and Physician Dr. Valentine
Mott President Of the New York Academy of Medicine,
has given hs esp 'ell the Preparation of DR..
Cuhctts AID permits refer to its vIR-
IUts.
This l. Testimony most ample hut in Boston, other
distinguished PLY have also afforded their approv-
nj Of this ssnaly eicacuus medicine Such Dr.. J.
&. Warren DR.. w. Warren. Dr. Geo Hayward DR..
John Johrics, DIR. J. V. { Smith and others many Of
whom have given their in writing in favor of ts
sanatne powers.
Aloxaador p. Mott Esq, Druggist Of New York son
OF tie distinguished Dr. Vaoai,nc Mott writes US under
date Nov, 1918 -
The Physicians Of this city Who have male Use of
Corhcits syrup of Sarsaparilla express themselves
plel-ed with it. effects and constantly ordering IT,"
rac.e orolcntlis the public may RELY uponi for
bes those Of the highest authority and the largest
experience in Medical Science and research.
Q-y-rhc above valuable medicine is sold By T. BRIN.
LEY & CO., Druggist, Boston, aud by their appointed
Agents.
Sold by w p. Russell, Mddlebury,aso by Ag'ts
throughout the State. 45.lw.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-05

- Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS, L. S. Senator
from Mississippi, has been elected by The
Legislature Of that State to the Senate, for Il
term of six years from the 4th Of March, 1851
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-05

10 Well, john said doctor to a lad
whose mother he had been attending during her
illness. chow is your mother ?n She's dead,
iMauk you SIR