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g. The columns ofthc Press throughout the coun
Try seem tn be filed with notices Of cures aud spcc
&c for all diseases " flesh ia heir TO- that one hardly
knows what do in case of disease for fear that in
nsing ono medicine another and better may be over
looked But from the remarkable cures. aud the high
order and Nast amount Of testimony lately brought uu
dor personal notice of tn, extraordinary efficacy 81
DIR. Rogers Syrup Of lIvkRwoRT TAR, aud CANcuAL'
Aqua we ara compelled to regard the evidence Of on
srnsss and confidently state for Coughs and Colds and
that hydra hcadcd monster, CONSUMPTION, we think
The above preparation safe speedy. and certain cure
To all friends say, TRY IT; and if it does no
help Won, nothing else will"
r. See other Certificates in the Pamphlet, also long
advertisement in another column.
For Sale in Middlcbury, by L. b. WnEELoCK.
Nov. s. 1850. . I'm
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RUTLAND AND BuRuNGToN Il. r.
Earnings for September S2S,750.

Many Consumptions Curcd.-Mr. S. II. CLARK, mcr
chant Clyde Wayne county n. Y. wrote to inform rs
that BR ANTS PULMONARY BAISAM sold readily
nj CLYDE aud snd--lf the statements OF some Of our
most spoctabc people and personal visits IN my know
edge he relied on its medical virtues have cured
tnnny consumptivc persons several Of whom ! am ac
quantrd with who hopelcssly sick To he CON
sdcrcd by physicians and NIL friends. past possibility
of cure and yet the facts arc Brants Balsum has
stored them to pcffcct health
Mr.. w :. MILLER, merchant, Byron, Gcncscc
county, N. Y, wrote Send It's Immediately further
supply Of Rrants Indian Bnsam for the medical effects
ct that medicine truly wonderful aud astonishing
mnch that tue demand or 1t is rapidly increasing
aud what is remarkable not person of all that
have sold to, hut what is satisfied with its medical enca
cy and well may it he So for its has cured the dy
ing. Some of our most worthy citizens have been cur
ed uf Consunhton, Of whom it said they must soon
die. 1t seems to operate like maeic-kc charm,
Mcssrs. PRATT & FOSTER, merchants Of we,
Cornwall e. nn. called us at Now York anu sni'
Grants Ba.am had effected of such hopnlcas ca
Sos uf Consumption in their town, that now no othc
cough medicine could be sold there that II had RAISE,
il from the gravc-snmo that physicnns anu az
the friends said must die Ono gentleman IN particula
wns 80 far gone that his physician told him was use
less 10 take any medicine. lie ihen when no hop
was len, began to take BIt \ TS BALSAM--got well
and il well us ever he
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H. LANGWORTHY & Co.,

being last in Market enabled to offer to the citizens
of Middrbury, and vicinity GOODS of superior quail
ity and Of latest styles We consider il time thrown a.
way to cnumerate In detail roods-mAny of which pos
SEES names not more than Ghy could undarstand
but viii stop right here by saying that furnish
our Customers with almost any thing that they RAT
DRINK or wEAR, on reasonable terms as any store
in Addison County. ~ GALL AND sEEl
Middlebury, Nov. II, 1850 on
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Com.
missioneis, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate of CHARLES DE LONG,
late of Cornwall, IN said District deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And six months from the 3lst day Of
October 1850. being allowed by said Cour fol-
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
tice that We will attend TO the business of our
SAID appointment, at the dwelling house Of wild.
ow Harriet DE Long, in Cornwall on the third
Thursdays Of December and April next. from
nine O'Clock, a. NJ. until four o'clock, 7 NJ, ON
each Of said days.
HORACE JAMES.
TRUMAN EELLS, : Comms.
ABRAM FOOT
Dated At Cornwall, this 7th day Of Noyc,n-
Der, 1850. 29-3
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STATE OF VERMONT, / To the llonrable
Addison County. S. Supreme Couri.
next to he holden 1T Mildlchury, within and
for the County Of Addison. on the fourth Tues
day next after the fourth Tuesday in December,
a. ID. 1850.
lumblv showtth EGizknLTH RnwLEr, Of
Shorcham in said County, that on the 18th day
ofJanuary A. ID. 1917, at Shorcham aforesaid,
She was lawfully married to Hiram Rowlcy,
then Of said Shoroham, hut now supposed to be
! in some part OF the State Of Ohio), by Samuel
/ II. llolley, ono Of the Justices Of the Peace in
and for tho said County Of Addison, and con
tnucd to live with the said Rowlcy in the strict
observance of all the duties required by the mar
riagc covenant, until the year lsi3, when the
said Hiram Rowlcv, without cause dc5oitcd her
and ever since hath wfully refused to live with
hcl or to provide for her support. or to perform
I any Of the duties towards her required by the
marriage covenant. but that sad Rowley, by
intumptrancc and neglect compelled your peli-
toner to support herself and children by her
own industry from \. y. ls30 to y. u lS43
/ And your petitioner further showch that the
I said Hiram Rowlcy, while She lived with him
| did often treat your petitioner with intocrallc
severity Your petitioner humbly prays this
| Hon. Court that the bonds of matrimony be
/ twcc lcr and the said Hiram Rowlcy may be
dissolved, and a Bill of Divorce granted her.
ILlLAlDE / II A''h III.
Dated at Shorchain, oct l5.h, 1850
To Ilrm Rowley. late Of Shorcham, in sid
County Of Addison GREHTING-
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont
you are hereby commanded to make your per-
sonal appearance before the Supreme Court
next to be holden at Middlcbury, in and for the
County of Addison, on the 4th Tuesday next
after the 4th Tuesday in December a. ID 1850,
then and there to answer the foregoing petition
and abide such order and decree as shall be
made by said Court in tho premises.
GEO. $. SWIFT, Clerk.
Whereas, it has been made to appear to n.s
lhoi the said lrcm Rowlcy now resides ut Of
this State, it is therefore ordered l.ct ,ne fore.
going petition and citation, VIZ this order be
published three weeks excessively in the Mid
dlchury Rcgisier--a newspaper published at
Middlebury IT, said County-thc last Of which
publications shall he al least six weeks before
the session OF said Court, at which the said Hi
ram Rowey by the terms Of said citation is re-
quirei 10 appear which shall be sufficient notice
to lhe said Hiram Rowlcy 10 appear and show
calse If any he may have, why the PRAYER q
said petition shovd not lie granted.
Dated at Randolph, in the County Of Orange
this eth day Of November. A. d. 1850.
ISAAC f. REDFIELD,
20 Judge Of Supreme Court.
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S z co ~ D
+ ALL AR RIV AL
NEW GOODS!

ALTHOUGH much has hoen said in regard 10 tho
many stocks Of Goods in detail intending to convey
the idea that there possibility Of producing any
thing better, Of later attractive style, We
would remark that it is well known that as every week
or month passes Manufacturers bysy engaged Try
ng to excel any thing they before been able to pro
duee. The eon,equenee is. ihat
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Notice to Teachers,

A public examination of Common School
Teachers, will be held at the Chapel Shore
ham, Nov, 10th, commencing precisely at ! 0
o'clock, A. NJ. All expecting license to
teach, the coming winter, in this town, must
present themselves at that time.
ASA S. JONES, Torn Supt
Shoreham, Nov 9th, 1850.
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1florrir0,
Oir0,

In this town, on the l7th nit, ALrnA A..
daughter of Silas, and Laura Perkins, aged
Is years.
o how hard, ALriIA thu. in youth t. be taken.
From Kindrcd, connexions finn all ON earth dcir;
Yet ii, better, far better, to die in youth hlamcr,s
Than here to live SHINING for thousands Of years
Yetwe mourn, ALMA, mourn, though We sadly rc-
sign thee.
To him who i powerful and willing to SAVE
We mourn for the ties with which nature did bind
thee,
TO morta,, but destined like thee to the grave.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..


WE, the subscribers, being appointed by tic
Probate Count for the District Of New Haven
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands OF all persons, against
the estate of OLIVER MOODY,
late Of Bristol in said District, deceased and al
so all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And six months from the sth DAY OF
October being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice thar
we Will attend to the business Of our said ap.
pointmcnl. at the dwelling house Of widow Oh.
liver Moody, in Bristol, on the first Wednc.days
Of December and March next, from nine o.
clock, y. NJ. until -four O'Clock, p NJ. on each
Of aid days
CHAs. l.. SMITH
W'Yrrn H. IIollrr, comms.
ABRAHAM GAIGE,
Dated at Bristol this sth day Of October,
1850 29-3
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
CONSUHPTION,
AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE HEAD.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, hay.
ing been esiod by the experience Of thousand. for tlo
lastiwcniy yrafs, i rCcummeudod by eminent plysi
clans aud others of The highest fesprctuliy Us sumo
nor 10 any other preparation.
From the Editor OF the Burlington Sontluel MAY II
lsj0 $50 The Vegetable Pulmonary Basain prc AIRED b.,
Reed Cutler, of Boston, has become the popular
medicine put flrl for the at Coughs Colds
and Consumption That Is verify Of is high repua
ton made sufficiently evident by The inmrsy Of H.,
| annual sales hcssrs Reed Cutler are above auack.
cry, depending alone upon The nsusc virtues of their
medicinal preparations Tor their disposal. Hnmhug Is
80 plentiful, that il gives rs real pleasure 10 onef The TAI
hhs md gIatuiious tribute Of our recommendation 10 "A
"''lelhe we know obe o real merit"
~ eminent physician writes U.S." have flr snne
ihie pas be ia lhe habit of prescribing the Vegetable
pulmonary balsam for consumption, asthma plcui isy,
spitliug Of blood and coughs. OF pulnun,rv arti, -
every knd and with confidence rccomtns mi IL ns .,,
nor 10 any other preparation used Tor The above com
plants" "
Nav. /, 1850 New Certificates. To almost an, c,,.r,
might be- added II deemed Necessary but the pnnti.n,s
known and is viItuss 10 generally acknow by
physicians and others, 10 make IL unnecessary 10 of
e at This Time further proof Of the merits OF this highly
popular article
b>y- BEWARE or COUNTERFEIrs AND mi.
TAIlONs, such as CARERS Compound Pulmonary llnl
sam, and others, in part bearing the name Euauife ID
the aIiirle by lis whole name, Tie
"VkHEfABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,"
and see that Il has The wiiiicn signpiur ct Mn Jos
CUTLER upon yellow iabel, on the blue wfnppers
Each hoitlu aud seal is stamped "Ncgelable Pulmonary
Balsain"
Prepared by REED & CUTLER, Imponors and
Wholesale u aerr In Medciucs, Paints Chemicals and
Dye Suiis 81 india Street, Boston, and .nld y Drug
gsisi Apolhecnfes, aud County Merchants eaneraiy
For particulars and recommendation, see pamnhirt
accompanying each bottle -i'rce 50 cents For sale ia
Middlebnry by
20 Sold by T. b. WHEELOCK.
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HATS. g HATS.

Gentlemen in want OF GOOD HAT,
will itd it By calling nj the GREEN STORE
next door 10 J. NJ. Shade G. Co., where thes
will fad superior
Assortment Of Hats,
comprising all o. the various kinds 10 hs
fourd in the Ciy DR. Country.
The snh,criber is constantly receiving
CITY HATS oi the latest s'yie. and Of The
best material and flush. and heiug Prdc-
hcal Halter. and giving his culture a,trn-
ton To that department, pledges himself 10
furnish Iiais OF beHer guahiy and al =
less price than can be bought Ia this vicin-
ily.
Hats made or repaired on short Notice.
JOHN JACKSON. Agent.
MdIlehury, Oct, 2l, $50. 2G
I
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ASSORTMENT of Hats,

DAINTS.-purc Ground Lead Pnrc and
L Extra White Dry do. Ven, Rcd, Fr. Vel.
low, timber, Terra dc Sienna. Paris Green
Chrome yellow, &c, just received ~
oct IS. H. 4. SHELDON.
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|. q u O r S ,

for Medicinal uses only. Pure Brandcs, Pure
Gin, Pure Madeira and Port Wines, Malaga
Wine, very fine for Medicinal and Sacramento
purposes.
Middlebury, Nov, lth, 1850. %
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JAMES Nc KEAND'S

attire are distinguished by uncqualed siyle-in
proof Of which, the Proprietor would call at
tcniiOn ID Lis
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STATE OF VERMONT, Tothe Hon. Su-
Addison County. SIS. prcmc Court,
the said County of Addison, on the 4th Tues.
day next after the All Tuesday in December
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CROCKERY.
CIR Id az E R 7 E 81

The usual full assortment Of all the ashiC
able styles. The usual full assortment Of
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FALL & WINTER STOCK
FACTS OF FIR MNESS.

The Fact OF Fit also claims attcmiion--dis.
playing as it does the most arisiical and easy
adaptation 10 the figure Of the wcarcr Tie
Fact OF Economy is well known Faci-in
connection with Tho Fact Of
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Teas, Green and Black; Coffee Java and Rio
Brown Sugar, Crushed Sugar, Pulverized do
Molasses, Stewards Syrups, Ginger, Pimento
Pepper, Cassia, Raisins, Tobacco, SC. sc.
a choice assortment of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-30

TIE Devils FrHit.-Potatoes were first intro
duced at Moscow by Mr.. Rowland, about sixty
years ago. At first the people would neither
plant nor touch them, saying that they were the
devils fruit, given to him on his complaining to
God that he had no fruit, when he was told to
search in the earth for some, which he did and
found potatoes. A curious Berwckshre legend,
which, however, is palpably anachroncal, attributes
the introduction Of potatoes into Scotland to that
famous wizard of the North, Sir Michael Scott.
The wizard and the devil being in partnership, took
d lease of farm on the Mertoun estate, called
Whte-house. The wizard was to manage the
farm; the devil advanced the capital The pro-
duce was to be divided as follows: The first year
Sir Michael was to have all that grew above
ground, and his partner all that grew below the
second year their shares were just the opposite
way. His satanic majesty, is usual in such
cases, was fairly overreached in his bargain for
the wizard cunningy sowed all the first year with
wheat, and planted it with potatoes the second so
that the devil got nothing for his share but wheat
stubbe and potato tops and this scourgng rotation
Sir Michael continued until he had not only beg
CARED his partner, but exhausted the soil In spite
Of this legend, however, we must continue to give
credit to Sir Walter Raleigh for having been tn e
introducer OF potatoes into this country. The first
that tried them, told, fell into the very ma
tural mistake Of eating the apples and dsregarding
the roots. Eng. paper
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DAILY CRESCENT.

An old man still lives in Sheffield who remem-
hsrs when the news of Bunker Hill reached the
town. and tells the following story
"TAe rumor Of the glorious night spread II, llSe
mem and BOYS, without known exception, met in
he street the same evening and erected a liberty
pole. That very night it was cut down SusPl-
zion fastened upon one of the principal and proudest
men in the town, who was known to hold Tory
sentiments The indignant people re-assembled'
erected new POLE seized upon the suspected man
made him confess his treason and his acconpnce,
anointed his forehead with tar, and crowned MN
with feathers, and then, having formed a., double
line, compelled him to pass between tne il'ss anu
ask in turn the pardon of every man and boy IN
town. The humber individual, who had been
hired to fell the liberty pole, was then mounted
bare-backed upon raw-boned horse, and so par
AIDED through the village, stopping in front OF every
house to entreai forgiveness for his share in the
offence
The reciter of this, distinctly reccllects when
the proud Tory asked his pardon, being then boy
Of nine years.
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! WRIGHT 90 having resolved to stand unhvaed IN
- every de- rmenl OF their busurs with The
PrUpetOTs and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States TO keep hem con
slanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
far below he usual market prices BY tins arrangement they
enabled Osr for the inspection purchasers the most
extensive which be found in this or ANY other
city Having Ind muny years experience in the purchase
and Patent Medicines, they have auuurpd Gceg
Tor conducting this particular department. the most liberal
scale, and prepared to supply the trade al prices so
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per censge his investment either at W0Iesae
or Retail AT their establishment may he found In /
assortment of ALL GENUlN PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprises part of their assortment and
be furnished to dealers cases, from twenty Ia
twenty five per cheaper than manufacturer regular
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d A i l. Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original aud Only Genuine.
NO G0MpDUNO

l.
Has ever been discovered that possesses any of the Qualities
OF this famous remedy Almost daily hear new, and
heretofore unIncwu virtues discovered b. its application to
discussion Is remarkable fact that many of its Ell
fec known only from accident or experiment So deem
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY the mn.
yenOr, so admirable the combination OF i ingredients dad
found suited to relieve almost every aiment to which the
frame of man subject Let enumerate some of the De-
ouliar qualities OF this remedy:
FrSt.-lt will, within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the BURNS, SCAI.DS or
BLISTERS. 1t will also remove the pain and cure GOUT,
TIC-DOLEROUX, PILES. RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
Second-In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately, it
will preserve e matter how severe may be the injury,
unless vital part be buned and consequently any sore or
Inflammation.
THird-Tt will heal Burns Wounds UlcerB or Sores, Of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
F0rh-lt neuralizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects or Rabid animals.
F3u.-lt will. wherever applied, prevent MORTlFlCA.
TON and in old wounds wherever modification has
menced, it will arrest the disease and the wound
where flesh has already dropped away will the part
to its natural state.
SiEh.-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up in the Salve, Inflammation, Swelling Pain can 90
and the ZONES unite and become strong with astonishing
rapdity.
Sc0cnth.When the Bowels are painful or infaned TIT
Extractor, if well rubbed them, will afford relief and
movement, when castor oil, Iaap and all Other
medicines have failed
Eight.lts perfectly safe in all casesit
DO hahe system will absorb no more than is neGessayt0
repair it, will not conflict with am medicines that may
TAI internally.
We have space in this publication all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall subon testimonials of its value, selected
from the thousands IN our possession from all parts Ui the
country.
may be confidently stated that there of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy, and at the pain and
soreness.
l. John Williams, a resident of Hamilton county and City
Of CINCINNATI eel solemn duty that owe to the commu
ni thus to publicly state that have been troubled with the
for about during which time have suf
ered much bodily pain lost great portion OF that time by
confinement my bed and have expended several hundred
dollars, but purpose continued grow Mean.
while, persuaded and finally urged to make trial OF
"DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR - fOi
the awful complaint; and to my utter amazemen as
well and hearty ever, and the of boxes of this
precious ointment asgrbe my These facts am will
ing affirm to- should il make the statement OF old resi-.
dent any authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, 4th month, lS47.
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Assyrian Anttquities--Mr. Layard has made
discovery at Nineveh of the greatest interest. He
has penetrated into chamber which appears to bs
of the same class as the " House Of Records" no.
ticed by the prophet Ezra. In this chamber Mr.
Layard found, in terra Gotta tables, piled up from
the floor to the ceiling what apparently the ar
chives fthe Assyrian Empire during long histori-
cal succession. Five large OF these tables have
been packed up for transportation to England Some
of our antiquarian terati indulge the idea that these
tables viii give better account of the history,
religion, jurisprudence, and philosophy of the AS
syrans, thirteen centuries before the Christian era,
than we have of either Greece or Rome during any
period Of their history.
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THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
iS the suesi safest and certain remedy for this disease
It will positively give relief in the cases, and after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with agtonishment upon their faces stating
they had used the ointment for other diseases parts
Of their bodies the bowels and that copious
had resulted from it. This resutw always follow OlOrOug
rubbing OF the Extractor the bowels when they
i've Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe; an
n insane ecan the Pain EXTRACTOR DO haEm.
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"The Mistake ola Life TTne''-The Chrome,
type states that during the performance of the bal
let "Ondine,' at the Boston theatre, on Tuesday
evening, young fellow by the name of Benjamin
Bowers, appeared in one of the front boxes of the
second tier, with piece of white cotton cloth,
about three inches wide, around his black hat On
his neck he wore a pasteboard collar, running up
each side of his head in the shape of two meeting,
in his hand and frequently applied to his nasal or
gan, about three yards Of white bleached cotton
Cloth, which he called his handkerchief. He con-
tinued to stop the performance by his ridiculous
by Marshal Turkey, who happened to be present.
The marshal gave him into the hands of two of his
men, who committed him. At the lookup, the fell
low said he made bet of bottle of champagne
and oysters for four, that he could go into the box
from which he was taken, and remain without dis
turbance. He was probably satisfied before being
there long that he labored under mistake; with
him it was probably the mistake of life time"
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ray DALLsY's PAIN EXTRA CTOR.

She to applied TO the
felt immediate wherever touched me- and begged
Tor enough annOnl thoroughly. 1t obtained, and
life seemed to invest TO remove the burning and
in the chest even made Pills of it, and took Them which
soon cured | my life your valuable Extract,
being ever, and have been early
1.-THE year 1879. kERZIA FRENCH.