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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-08-06
LAMOILLE COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

fT1iE FALL TERM will commence on
L Wednesday, September Cd, and continue
eleven weeks.
y X. PANGBoRN, A. j., Principal.
Mr.. llENRY Il. Woop, Associate Principal.
Miss NJ. Il, PlSGBORN, Preceptrcss.
Miss G. w. TAPLIN, Assistant Teacher.
Nj. Henry ST. GERMAN, Teacher of French
Miss A. NJ MERRIAM, Teacher of the Piano.
Prof. n l.. PHILLIPS, Vocal
Music and Thorough Bass.
Mr.. A. i. Stiles Teacher of Penmanship.
The Board Of instruction is now complete
and permanent. 1t is believed that tho fdcili.
tics now afforded in the several Departments
are not surpassed. Especial attention given to
those who.design to teach.
BOARD, INCLUSIVE Of Room. Fuel, &c, ST %
per week. TUITION as heretofore. Apply for
further information to the Principal or TO
8. MERRIAM, Clerk.
johnson, August LIST, 1851 l5-3
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Belt emember
District OF New 1laven-ss I ed that at a Pro.
bate Court held al Bristol, within and for
tho district Of New Haven, on the 18th day
of July, A. d., 1851.
The Administrator Of the Estate Of
PATRICK HINES,
late Of Bristol,i nsaid district, deceased,
made application 10 said Court to examine
and allow his account as Administrator, as
aforesaid, with said Estate.
Whereupon sad Court ordered said Ad-
minstralor 10 notify all persons concerned,
to appear alta Probate Court to he holden
NJ Bristol, in said district. on the first Mons
day of September next, al 10 o'clock A,
VI, al the Office OF the Judge of said Court:
then and there TO object 10 The allowance
of said account if they see cause, by pub
fishing certified copy Of this order, in tho
Middlebury Register, newspaper printed
at Middlebury, in this State, threa weeks
successfully, previous 10 the limo Of said
Court.
Harrcy Munsiil, tmige.
A true copy Of Record: 1880
H. MunsiH, Judge.
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T.. II. Taylor,
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,

BRATTLEBoRo, VT,
Is now preparing large quantities of DR.. nENISONS
INDICATED EXTRACT OF sARSAPARiLLA. be-
ing compound Of the Syrup of the Spanhh X oct
Iodine lIy'rodate of Poiassa aud Citrate OF Iron.
Fof Scrofuia 1;hrumut m, Eruptions Jaundicc 18th
ma, Sick Headache, Cnsvcness, Piles, Sour Stomach
Liver Complaint Lunguor and Weakness, Indigestion
aud Cholera MofbIs, Neuralgia, Nervous Complaints,
Fever Restorative, Colds aud Incipient Consumption,
Female Complaint, Dyspepsia. Loss Of Appetite, Bron
chiiis and Heartburn.
give few names only of those who ha vctust fed
their success IN prescribing Il.
The late DR.. WOODWARD of Northampton Mass
aud former Physician of the Massachusetts Lnnntic
As,lrm Mt Worcester.
WILLARD ARMS. W. D., Bfattlchoro, Vt.
JOHN BROOKS, NJ, D, Bcrnarlston Mass.
WILLIAM DWIGHT, VI. d., So. Decried, Mass.
EBENR TUCKER, NJ. d., swanzcy, n. u.
Drs Carpenter, Chesterfield. n. H., Boydcn IIinsdue
n H. Gilot, Whitneham, VT, Stevens, GuilfprJ VI.
miller, Halifax, VI, Warren. Ncwnnc, VT. Backslce,
Willians'ille VI, Taylor Heath, Mass, Trow, Buck.
land Mass, Mead Mortified, Mass, Knapp, Dumncrs-
ton, VT Agents, w. =. ri SSEI., Middebury;
{. l.. CASE, Brandon.
For sale by Druggists generally. I:3m
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~ The Litrbicld, CT, papers contain an
invitation 10 all natives of that county Ia
meet at Lilchfeld, on the l3lh and ! 18th inst,
when there will be celebration suitable to
the occasion.
Franklin says ifevery man and woman would
work four hours a day at something useful
want and misery would soon be banshed from
the world, and the remaining portion of the
twenty four might be leisure and pleasure
The ounce, 1t is said in the Albany Cutiva-
tor, can be engrafted on the common thorn.
and the very best Of fruit he produced. The
thorn is more hardy than the ounce and less
liable TO the attacks of the borer.
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u Tho General Conference Of the
Dunkef religious sect was few weeks ago
holding its annual session near New Hope,
Augusta county, Va, numbering from five
TO ten thousand persons, from all parts OF
the Union. They met in the woods, and
the editor oil the S'aunlon Spectator who
visited the camp, observes
Besides the people, there were from ten
TO fifteen acres Of horses in The woods
There seemed 10 be one or more horses tied
to every tree, as far MS the eye could pene-
Irate The dark forest contiguous 10 the
church.
The Philadelphia North American says
this sect has numerous adhercnls in certain
portions Of Pennsylvania where they bear
a high character for industry, thrift, mo-
raliiy, and intelligence.
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DAyISS PATENT ESELF-ADJUSTING CHURN.

The butter is pressed into thin sl,set araiHs
! the sides aud bottom Of the churn. BY turnini
the crank forward again, tho butter is gnihcre,
together again, and the operate fwofking MA,
I be continued for n few minutes, ill every parti-
Gle of the bultermilk may be separated from the
! butter. This is warranted !! !
The buittr at this stage can be Thoroughly
, washed with cold water, by those who wish. II
warm weather it cnn be washed in ice wafer
theteliy Keeping it cool AID HI hard in win
tdr The washing is. of course, done by the
curn
Fourth, Sailing the Butter. When the
batter is gathered together as above described
scatter the requisite quantity of salt evenly over
II, and by breaking and gathering the butter as
above mentioned. few times, the salt will be
efenly and thoroughly worked in.
Fifth, Removing the Butter, and Clean
ing the Churn. By moving u simple slide that
rests on the crank the dasher comes ont entire
leaving the greatest possible convenience for re-
moving the butter. Replacing the dashcr, a
quantity of water may be poured in, and few
rotations complete the washing Of the churn.
Tie subscriber has purcha scd the exclusive
rights Of the patehtco for the counties of Rutland,
Addison, Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle
! lie has commenced the manufacture and sale Of
this churn.
Any infringement OF the patent will be p, osocu-
ted.
All orders addressed c. w. Baldwin, hiddle
bury, VT. will he promptly attended To.
&C. w. BALDWIN.
Middlcbury Jnly oslh, 1851. IIar
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SDr The pillow manufacturers of Massa,
chusetts propose to exhibit a sample OF their
various kinds of Flows, at our State Fair.
Those who are willing to furnish on or horse
leans for this object, will leave ro,d with
JosrrH WARNEH, Esq, Mddlcbury, soon.
The blowing mattel. or trial of plows, will
occupy about two hours.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remember
District Of Addison-ss. ed that, at a Pro.
hate Court, held at Middebury, in and for the
District Of Addison on the 18th day Of july,
A. ID. 1851,
Miner b. Catin, administrator Of the estate
of WILLIAM b. MARTIN, late of Orwell,
in said district, deceased, presents his admins
tra'ion account Tor allowance: II is tbereanon
ordered that said account be considered at =
session Of said Court, to be held Mt the Office Of
the Register of said Court. in said MiddeLuiv,
on Thursday, the 2lst day Of August next. at
one o'clock in the afternoon and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections, i!
any they may have, to the allowance OF said
account, by publishing a certified copy Of this
order in tho Middlebury Rcgisier-a new,pa-
per printed at said Middlebnry-lhtee weeks
successfully previous TO the time of said Court,
JED. S. BrsHSELL, Register
A true cory Of Recorl l4-3w
Auesi-JED, S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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III | D D L E URY
6 en- ale GrminnrD,

The Fall Term of this Institution will com
mcncc on Monday, the first day of September.
Tuition, payable at the middle of the quarter:
Common English Branches per quarter of II
weeks, 8 90
Higher 90
Latin, extra 90
Music on the Piano and Singing 90
Use of instrument 90
French and German, each 3 90
Drawing 3 90
The Boarding House will be kept by Mr.
Julius G. johnson.
BOARD, including Fuel, Lights, Washing and
Room rent, per quarter, of l weeks, ss22 90
Communications in regard to the school may
be addressed TO the Principal, Mr.. S. w
HTTCnCocK.
In behalf of the Trustees.
+. a. MERRILL, Chm
Middlebury, July 49, 1851. 10y
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Goods! Goods /! Goods /!

3D. This day received from Boston, full assort.
ment OF GOODS, consisting OF Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockerv, Hardware, Fish, &c. Al.
so, Fashionable Bonncts, Ribbons, Parasois
Barage De LANES, Black Silk, Lace, Fringe.
Gimps, &c, for sale at The old stand, nv
July Is, 1851. z. BECKWITH.
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Es STATE OF GEORGE CLEVELAND.

ES FATE OF GEORGE CLEVELAND.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by tho
Probate Cont for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjnsf
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of GEORGE CLEVELAND, late
Of Middlcbury, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 18th day Of
July, A. d. 1851, being allowed BY said Court
for that purpose, re do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business Of
our said appointment, at the store of Jonathan
lIagar, in said Middlebury, on the third Mon.
days Of August and December next, from nins
clock, a. NJ, until four o'clock, NJ, on each
of said DAYS.
JONATHAN IIAGAR, Commits
NAHUM PARKER, sioners.
Dated at Middlebury, this 22d day Of July,
A. ID. 1851. i3-3v
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Dir0,

In Memphis, Tenn. July 10, CHARLOTTE
a., wife of David IL. Burbank, both for,
merly of Lowell, Mass, aged about 32. Her
maiden name was Charlotte A. Eddy, fog.
merly OF Vermont. Il
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by The
Probate Court for the District OF Addison,
CO mmissioners, TO receive, examine and adj.
just-all claims and demands OF all persons, n
ganSt the estate of
BENJAMIN BISSEL,
late of Shoreham, in said District. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; andlsix months from the 10Th day
of juno, 1851, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give no.
tice that we gill attend TO The busi mess Of out
said appointment, at the dwelling hotss Of Sol
ONION Bissel, 10 Shorcham on Thursday the
18th Of December next from nine o'clock, A..
NJ. until lour o'clock P. M. on said day.
ISRAEL SMITH. Commits
MARVIN NORTH, ( sioncrS
Dated al shorchsm, this 10Th day OF JniY
1881. Il-3~t
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BRIGnr0S, Aug. l.
AT Market 500 Beef Cattle; 20 pairs Work
ing Oxen, As Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheen
and Lambs, and 400 Swine.
PR'cEs-Beef Catlle-Extra $3.50 LIST quail
ity s635 I'd do So 5,5O Sd do 4.50
WORKING OxES--Dull at $50, 65, rs, sOa
Cows AND CALVES - sci, %, 2s, 30, 80 81,
4la46.
SHEEP ANN LAMBs--s2, 25a425.
SWINE Spring Pigs Lee retail 5 l-2a7c.
Hogs Il l.4c.
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STATE OF YERMnNr rhn uon

STATE OF VERMONT. ! The Hon.
District of New Haven. { The Probate
Court Tor the District of New Haven. To
all persons interested in the eslaie of JonN
HALL, late Of Bristol, in said District. de-
ceased, intesiaIe, GRErrlNG.
Whereas, Scion Sumner, administrator
Of the Estate Of the said deceased, hath pre-
senied TO said Court his petition in writing.
setting forth that il would be beneficial 10
The heirs and those interested in the said
Estate, by reason of most OF them rrsidinp
out Of this State, that the whole Of The
real Estate Of the said eceased should be
sold, Cexcepi the widows dover. inclnd-
ing the reversion of said dover and the Adj
mlnislralor having obtained The consent and
appreciation, in writing, of all The heirs re,
siding in this Stale II is ordered by said
Court, that all persons interested be notified
10 appear Al n session OF said Court, 10 be
held al Bristol, in said district, on the first
Monday OF September, 1851, AT 10 o'clock
a. Nj. at the Office OF the Judge of The said
Court, and show cause any they may have,
why license should not he grained as afore'
sniG-for which purpose il is further ordered
that copy OF the record of this order he
published three weeks successfully in the
Middlebuiy Register-a newspaper printed
at Middlebury in this Staie-all OF which
publications shall be previous to the said
lime appointed for said hearing.
HARVEY MUssILL Judge.
a true copy of record.
l5;3w Attest, II. Munsil, Judge.
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LEONARD DEMING,
MiddIeburV, VT,

HAS JUST PUBLISHED Catalogue of
1.-The Executive, Legislative 4 Judiciary Off
cers,and Councils of Censors Of the State from
l77s to 1851, all the Constitutional Conren-
tons, the Census ofthc State by towns Mt each
time of taking, including 1850, since 1892, Sem
ators and Members Of Congress from each
State, since 1891, the first Town Clerks in most
OF The towns, and the present ones in all that
have served ten years, with other useful tables,
and biographical notices. 1t is pamphlet of
lls large octave pages, small type, closely
printed, aud on good paper. In consequence
Of IFS being OF very little interest to persons out
Of the State, the edition is small, and, TO some,
The price seems large at so cents, which is as
low as 1t can Dc sold at. But view 100 pages
of facts worth 500 pages of falsehood, in anv
family. One dollar sent me, (po,t paid.1 will
get Two copies, post paid,
LEONARD DEMING.
August G, 1851. l5-3v
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Notice.

Taken into the enclosure at the Turnpike
gate, in Hancock, n dark brown Mare, supposed
to be fourteen or fifteen years old, with a plas-
ter on the small of the hack. The owner Is re-
questeed to prove properly, pay charges and
take her away.
JABEZ MAXHAM
Hancock, July -, 1851. I43w
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife MARY MASTERS
having left my bed and hoard, and refusing TO
perform the duties of wife,-This is to warn
all persons against harboring or trusting her on
my account, as will pay no debst OF her con-
tracing after this date.
~t JOHN MASTERS.
Leicester, July 9Th, 1851. ll:aw
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FarWelliS Shoes,

Just received at Ike Cash Store Walkin.
Shoes, Caters, Excelsiors, French Kid Slips
and Children's Shoes, for sale by
July 2, r. L. FULLER.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be il remsmbcy
District of New Haven, IS I ed that at Pro-
bate Court, held al Bristol, within and "a
said district, on The 10Th day OF July, 1881.
nm instrument, pnrroriing 10 be The last
Will and testament Of
ASA Russell,
late OF Bristol In eaid District derea,ed;
being presented 10 the Court hero hy Tho
executor therein named, for proha il IA
ordered by said Courr, that all persons
concerned therein he notified 70 nrnear ~
2 session Of said Court to be held at the Of
flee Of the Judge OF said Court in Brslo
aloresnid, on tho fourth Monday OF Ser
iemher, 1851, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
show cause il airy they may have, against
the probate of snid will for which Jurs
pose IL ia further ordered. thai copy Of tic
Record of this order be published ihr,e
weeks successfully in the Mid,llehury
Register newspaper printed at Middlc-
bury in his Siafe-all which publications
shall he previous 10 The sail time arpoini.
ed for said hearing.
HARVEY MuNsItL, JUDGE.
a true copy Of record.
liSw ii. MuNsfLL, Jblgs.
- >~~>- ~ >~>~N>~~~
pRlME OLD JAVA, LAGUIRE, and ST
DOMINGO COFFEE, fir sale by
July W. p. RUS EIs
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Strayed

lpto the enclosure Of the subscriber, ON the
lst inst n mldling sized red COW, probably
five or six Yeas old, with wooden hniions on
her horns, and ono white spot on her bag. The
owner is rcquos,, TO call and prove properly,
pay charges, and take her away.
ll:3 S. W. MANSFIELD.
New Haven, East Mills, July 7, 1851.
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The Extract

OF CALLS and cHLoROFORM is a sur
remedy for toolh-ache, sold by "
Aug 5ih- Ii. K. SHELDON
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III nrkets.

BosroS. Aug |.
D""e'-Slore,' '''''.'.''.., 10
Family. .,l5 ,l6
Cheese,-New Milk. ,OII-2a ,O6
-Four Meal. .......,0 a ,O4
Con-Northern,. .......... SO Il GA
Oats,-Northern, ..........,4 5 II
FfoW,-Common Genesee, ..4,l2 a425
Extra do... $50 a 6,o5
WooL.-OR months credit.
Wool of the new clip has come to market
pretty freely during the past week. The sales
have not been large, and prices are not yet set.
tied Pulled Wool is taken by manufacturers
10 meet their immediate wants, at our quoted
rates.
Prime Saxony heeces,. so a ..52
American full blood do. ..i5 al
do 81 do. ..42 a ..45
DO l-2 do. 40 a ..42
do "A & com. do... 80 ..3s
Extra pulled ........ 4s a 80
No, J, do. 81 40
2. do % a SO
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LETOURNO'S
y Z = y r a y p D Q o U ~ CANp Y.

SAOu,0OO Reward for more eflsctus remedy ios
iheeufe OF CoueHss Coins, AsTHMh, liz.
FLukE2A, COsuMPrEOE. OR0ur
AND sORE THRUAT.
~ extraordinary success of the LEIOBRNO
= CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in The cure OF
coughs Iolds Asthma, lohuenza, CsYumption, Group
and sore ihloat warrants him in recommending y 10 those
VINO may De afflicted and certain remedyt and
beng Unsurpassed by any thing Of The kud. Every family
anond BE- supplied with it. be used preventive IN
case Of oughs, Colds, L only ehcacioqs in Is
exercise bat il Is rendered paaabe Che taste, that chill
dleu VIII without the least coercion. IL Z quack
nostrums put genuine remedy Of known ans ablsed
efficacy. For ssla Wholesale and retail by
r. l.. MASSEY, Apothenarg,
corner Camp and GFaFier streets.
co. Dealo1a supplied a liberal discount Agents for
lEruRNo- ialQ osll u MASSEY.
no PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS
y Johnson's ftisnt RECOfLlNG SPRING LANCET.
Tbs Invention supplies al that he desired Ia
Lancet hoat my q de Disadvantage incident she
binary HnnT 4lcst heretofore made us of. It h5
iuss she ncon reqaired tai cannni vary rom he
point intended, tha rscol Of vie point antsienus
4a most unsfia can u il W iih perfect security A sup.
ply inei received, iQf Faia BY ~ II. MASSEY
aus corsI lamp AID GfaNlef saaliz.
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NJ LRFoHT. I0s n rHAnlEs srRaRf.

~ III ETI.7 n -ITTETTT7
oppesiis the ST. cAe5ss 7AalFe.
The King Of Conieesiouera, inte from Paris.
W fk0NE thar we Do not AXE MS iiae b
- gain pay fie pubto III s4naref and th,ss
passing aal esia plishnieai e give us uca4 Ard es-
and saned alio 81 CONFEfgrf9 Nfiii y .uss
Is ffsIes lqkeg ai pus sagas Ghoeolas.
DIG iaofI has the best collect on Of fosf Pictures sle
YES aney Goods Fruits 4oys, etc % sHgar edda
have ever heuIe llean saau ID tai soiiF.
Mr. LeuIt also has sneaga lhe lsl Fn1oh faafe aoff
this city can aurpaa h.
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.-IlIs9l-ls lI9IIIll5lals Ell1a


aiaes, &aRaN DapVisls. alnrhina, Rluo, Endsiibls.
scarlet. l3ed. Canine.
i eqaiiofls pssiufa and bansdt st chs nee OF GOOD
...' s 8. es . " * 1'.. Aha 9es'l eqt
PEE q na- io aalndt Thes inta dow mora flesy
9n Aa l1, ead give stronger cnd mere dalabie colo
Na PAY ffu4I aoN b uae
inanl qaeatlty, a e ,.aaulselrisI 'aifiasa. By
ts' IS 81 sq9 Ssa o'Isans.
t6sffE DAGu Ear kE0TKPE SALOONS. No
same s1lst bag 5qeW hlilainesl asa now open
.laails srl5a,iFs 'oollsstion 3 foaTRl5Ts. .'' Y
ia 5 saoa . NJ s N y IVA s5l s, q
Hy the sapedol arrangement st the LfaHr il tle
" laf eky lf1NF, Qnl by NEw CuEMieAL PRo-
"a w q asaee 3 ila tonly il sseonda) tsiihiiine
aslt ssIl shalss without which Pidfursa can
1al AnlHsfa BE- ha facss God adj ma 5vri
e..ene s inlaiuras, iolaifhea 81 iha maaalseiaIen
salaala with eyay estols u.si ii shs na.
80. Is Canp silaat Nsw0ssaus
4At tFaHhist9t SIS COMPANY The
area Qnasa. II q llgil nosie New )gleana.
Haa VI A from tie MORT b, Intended iolr5.
a g trout en iAe rsel, with Hhefres
lilolt lsal sa N . ibs weather ample
90 aRhai7al ei stsamsss and
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