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coA,N1ssIoNERs. NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for tile District of New
Haven. Commissioners, TO receive. examine
and adjust all claims anil demands of all per-
sons, against the estate of
JESSE FORMAN,
late of Bristol, in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in oil:
set thereto and six months from the 29th
day of March, A. ID. 1851, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the
business of our said Experimental the dwell
ing house Of the Widow of jesse Fornan,
in Bristol, on the oath day Of May and oath
day of September. from nine O'Clock A. NJ.
until four o'clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
HARVEY PARMELEE. }
ISAAC DOTEN, Jr.. Com'rs.
MILAN WILLIAMS.
Dated at Bristol, this 3lst day of March.
1851. 5O.3w
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10 Mr.. SAMUEL S. BELL is our author.
lied agent 10 pro cure subscriptions, and TO
settle accounts due this office.

pIdsss COMPOUND COD LIVER OIL CANDY.
The German physicians contend that Cod
Liver Oil has most salutary effect gen.
orally upon the system, AS well as specific
effect upon he organs of the throat and
chest If this be So, what nm invaluable ar e.
ticlc it is. If so again, what blessing to
our world that ar ingenious chemist has dis
covered the means TO deprive it of its
ofransiveness and u combine it with a cans
DIV. in such manner as TO render il pers
fectly paia'ablc, while all the medicinal vir>
tues of the Oil are retained. Get Bliss
Candy, aud test the truth of our recon,
menda;ion. Sec that you do not purchase
- ale by g. Bliss Druggist Springfield Mas.
Pricr % cents per- package.
Aho nv StpSky Moody, Middcbuty IF. Huntington,
vergennrs; l.. Daniels Rutland. iS:iw
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AMERICAN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. co.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.

Infested in Bonds, Mortgages and Socks
Rules Of premium reduced 20 per cent, pay
able in cash annually, semi quarterly or quar-.
tery.
This Company is purely mutual, and con
fines its business TO New England and the
State of New York. No California or other
extra hazardous risks have been or will be
taken.
The insured are members of the Company
and share is profits equally. Dividends are
declared annually on the LIST of January, for
which certificates are issued which are trans
ferable, represent cash securely invested, and
not unpaid premium notes, as in the case Of
Credit Companies.
The Cash standard has the following adyan-
tages;
ist-It enables the Company 10 reduce the
rates OF premium, and receive the same in an
nual. semi-annual or quarterly payments.
2d-It places all the members on equality
with each other MS to payments and dividends
3d-It accumulates capital in cash, and
not 10 premium notes, and enables the Com
pany to pay present and future losses without
depending upon the collection Of premium
notes.
4h-It enables the Trustees to ascertain
with certainty the profits and to issue cerlif.
cafes which represent cash instead OF premium
notes.
5th-Il will enable the Trustees 10 redeem
the certificates held by living a wellas deceaS-
ed members. and keeps the Company at all
times in a sound and reliable state
6ih-1t prevents the charge of deception con-.
segment upon the practice of estimating I'M
paid premium notes as a part Of the carilsl of
the Company, and last, hut not least, it avoids
the certainty OF having premium notes deduct
ed from the policy at death, relieves the men,
hers from the annual payment Of interest on
premium notes, and enables the Company 10
pay interest annually upon The certificate for
profits.
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MOTO2PATHY:


HutWy lUutt~WV "ptW.
This new method Of treating Prolapsus Uteri
in which no supporters, Tessarics or any Of the
usua Treatment Of the day is employed has been
now in sufficient lime TO remove all doubt as
TO its practcabiliiy. In
HALSTED'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
where the discovery was made, every variety Of
disease incident to women is treated with an un-
ing certainty Of success, heretofore unknown.
Many cases Of Proapsus Uteri are here cured IN
a few days and the most diflicultIna few weeks.
To produce this almost instantaneous relief the
patient is subject to pain or inconvenience.
Foi the removal of other uterine weaknesses
this system is equally efficient. Several hundreds
have alread, been cured Of these diseases by this
Moioipathc treatment, though the discovery is Of
recent origin. 70 confident are we oftreatng every
successfully, that we are willing to enter into
special agreement, with those who after an
animation are taken into the Institution to board
lodge, ann nurse item, and give them our profess
sionai services free Of charge, if the difficulty is
not mountaineering to agreement. Many of the
most inveterate and extraordinary cases OF from
one to fifteen years. standing. some accompanied
with extreme urinary difficulties, and many with
that inability to stand upon tho feet, or be raised
from horizontal position, which is peculiar 10
these diseases: have been brought here on beds,
distance Of from twenty TO several hundred miles,
attended by their physicians or friends: and these
suffering and helpless women have in every in
stance been raised from their beds, and after
short treatment, been enabled TO walk from one to
six miles daily and take much other exercise.
Ladies' wishing TO communicate with these former pa
tiens tecevetIcr address by wrng to ~ lalsi,ds
Medical Institute, Moopalhic aud Water Cure E-iab
iishment Rochester y. Y hnse also desiring inform
alton concerning this method OF treating disease
the Institution obtain by writing To the ad
dress post paid.
~. y. Several physicians ARE holding forth the idea
that they understand my system Of practice, by pur
chasing the knoweds'-by Obtaining 1t from my patients
&c he :; KNOWN tat IN une. either male female
has obtained The know lcd.e from me In any
nnrcoud they short ot becoming students in the nsiilu
tim, under my prrsonai nstrlrtInn where horough
knowledge nj Physiology Therapeutics the Use Of Wa
ter aud Nniofpnhy, can he obtained in ily and prac
tirr. During the winter mouths courses Of Medical
Lectures and DeuOnsttave Anatomy cnn be amended
by those admitted as students into the Institution. a. 3m
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tflorrir0,

In Addison, o. the 26ih ult by tho Rev.
NJ. ID. Miller. Nj WILLIAM HuRLBur, to
Miss I1uLpAu CoNvEEsr, both of A.
In Manchester, n. II. on the Sd inst. by
Rev. MIR Wallace, JAMES o. ADAMS, Esq.
Publisher Of the Manchester American, to
Miss Lucy p. FOSTER, daughter of L. c.
Foster.
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WILLIAM P. TENNY G. co,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOMM oolON EhO NJ I'VE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District o. New
Haven, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims md demand. of all pei
sons. against tie estate as
HENRY WHEELER.
late of New Haven. in sad District, de-
ceased. and also all claims and demands ex-
hibilcd in offset thereto; and six months
from the Goth day of February, 1851. being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house of Alvin Squier,
in New Haven, olthc 18th day of May next,
and Esd day of August neat, from nine o.
clock 4. NJ. until four o'clock. 7. NJ. on each
OF said days.
join ABE RNETIlY, }
c. 7. BINGHAM, Com'rs.
A. L. ROSCOE,
Dated at New Haven, this 9Th day Of
February, 1851.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be il re-
District of Addison, SIS. membered,
that AT a Probate Court held nj Middle
bury, in and for the District of Addison, on
The 3lst day Of March, A. ID. 1851.
Zachariah Beckwilh, adniinislrai m The
estate Of JOSEPH DYAR, late of Middle
bury aforesaid, deceased, presents his al
mlnisiralio" account for allowance. Il Is
therefore ordered, that said account he con
sldcrcd for allowance by this Court, al the
session thereof 10 be held AT the office OF the
Register Of this Couri in said Middlchury.
on Thursday. the slh day of May next, al
one o clock IA the afternoon: aud that SAID
administrator give notice thereof 10 all per
suns Interested. that they may appear and
make their objections, il amy they may
have. 10 The allowance of said account. by
publishing certified copy of this order ia
The Middlcbury RegisIer--a newspaper
printed al said Middlebny--ihree weeks
successfully previous TO The Term of said
Court.
jim. 8. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of record,
Auest-JLD. S. BUsHNELL, Register.
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Addison Co. Court,

,s W. Ooe1"
Horace Gray & Co. December Term. 1850.
Whereas, in the above entitled cause. en-
tered in Court June Term, 1913, in which
William II. White, and Samuel Barker, both
Of Vcrgrnncs, in the County Of Addison.
and Gustavus A. Austin, Of Orwell, in said
County, Iron dealers and traders in company
under the name and firm Of the " Vergen-
mes Iron Company" plaintiffs, complain Of
Horace Gray and Nathaniel Francis both Of
Bos on, in the County of Suffolk and state OF
Massachusetts Iron dealers and traders in
company under the name and firm of Horace
Gray & Co.. defendants, in plea Of the case,
counting upon bill of exchange. dated the
26h day OF July, 1917, drawn BY George
1hroop, as agent of Horace Gray, upon the
defendants, and duly accepted b, them ups
on sight, on the lth day of August. IS47,
wherein said defendants are requested. tour
months after date. 10 pay the plaintiffs or
order. 4S2 dolls. & "a cts, for value received.
II is IL the present Term represented TO the
Corr. that service of The VIII aud declaration
was N 4dc BY attaching certain real and per.
Sundl estate Of The defendants, tut that they
were without The STATE at the tine Of said SER
vice and have not Yet ieiulBcd with the same,
nor had notice Of the commencement OF said suit
lis ordered that this cause be further continued
until the next term of said Couri, 10 lie held on
the second Tuesday Of June, 1851, and that in
the meantime, notice Of the pendency hereof | G
given said defendants, by publication OF this
order, and The substance Of The plainli1s dec
aralon, in the Mddlcbury Rogi>isr-a public
newspaper printed al Mi dlcl my in :; ii coun-
ty-three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which
publications shall be at least thirty days plitr
TO said nextterm. so
GEORGE S. SWIFT. Clerk.
John Pierpoint, Au'y. Of Plaintiffs.
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T O L Il r

All ,he DWELLING HOUSE belonging
TO the College Corporation, except the base
ment story. Two families may well he accom-
modatcd. Also the DWELLING HOUSE of
the subscribers on Seminary Street, formerly
occupied BY Mr. Beckwith.
For Sale, OF toieeasc, without rent for few
years. several Lots Of Land in Ripton, Bristol,
Lincoln and Stark sborough, belonging to Mid.
debnry College. T. A. MERRILL.
April Is, 1851 5l-3w
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Female Seminary.

The Trustees of the Middlebury Female
Seminary are happy to announce that they
have made an arrangement with Mr.. SHEPHERD
w HITcHcocK, to take the Superintendence
OF their Seminary. Mr.. Hitchcock has been in
the habit OF teaching females and swell quail
flied to instruct in all the usual branches, and
even German if necessary. The first quarter
VIII commence on Thursday, the first day of
May. See the particulars next week
In behalf Of the Trustees.
, +; A. MERRILL, Chm.
Middlebury, April is, 1851. 81;
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APPLE TREES.

The Subscribers have just received on CON
signmenI, aud for SALE large quantity of young
thrifty APPLE TREES, of various kinds, II.
mong which are To he found the Baldwin.
English Pcarmain, Newton Pippin, English
Goblin, Russef, Rhode Island Greetings, Spit.
zenburg. Red Winter, Northern Spy and 9th.
crs. Farmers and others can secure n desirn.
bic kind Of Fruit, al very irifing expense.
JAMES NJ. SLADE & co.
April 18th, 1851. 5l-4w
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e5T The Providence Journal estimates the
cost of the late election to the Locofocos, at
$4,000.


The Annual Exhibition of the Junior Glass
in Middebury College will take place at The
Chapel, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 22d
inst, TO commence at half past o'clock
\ The Public are invited TO attend.
April is, 1851.
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Cyrus Booth
Us
Truman HARDY


DcCclnDeT ERIN, l6JU
Cyrus Booth, Of Ferrisburgh, in the county
ofAddison, having, at the present term exhib-
tied to this court his bill in chanccry, against
Truman Hardy, formerly Of Monkion in said
county, but now OF Ottawa in the State of Hi.
nois; setting forth in substance, that said Har-
dy, on the Goth day Of May, A d. 1913, in or
der TO secure the paymentol promissory note
dated the l4th day of May, 1912, and signed
by Truman Hardy, Ira smith and Luman B.
Smith, who therein jointly and severally prom
ised to pay said Booth or order, 300 dollars on
demand, with use, by his deed Of mortgage,
dated said Goth day Of May, A. d. 1913, and
dulyexecuted, acknowledged and recorded ac-
conling to law, conveyed and confirmed unto
said Booth, in fee, the following described land
in Monkton aforesaid, viz: il being one equal
undivided fourth part the following pieces of
land-the first piece known as the Philander
Smith farm, containing 1902 acres,-also "
acres formerly belonging 10 said farm-also
% acres, known by the name Of the White
House lorj--and Tor a more full description ref
ercnce may be had 10 mortgage deed from
Luman B. Smith TO Perry and Van Schoun.
hoven, recorded in Monkton records of land
and that no part of said sum specified 10 said
promis sorry note has been paid and praying
that this court would decree that said Hardy
pay to the orator said sum Of money and the
interest thereon due ard TO become due, with
said orators costs and in default thereof, that
said Hardy and all persons claiming from or
under him might he .orclosed of and from all
equity of redemption of in or to said moriyaged
premises, and every part thereof: and il being
made TO appear to this court that said Hardy
resides without this State so that a subpoena
cannot be served upon him, and that he has
had no notice of the commencement OF this
sut II is ordered by the court that this cause
be tinued I'LL the next term, TO be held on
the second Tuesday OF June, A. ID. 1851, and
that in the meantime, notice of the tendency
thereofbe given said Hardy by the publication,
three weeks successfully, in the Middlebury
Register, public newspaper printed at Mid
dlebury in said county of Addison, of this order
and the substance of the orators bill, the last
Of which said publications shall be al least
twenty days prior 10 said next term.
50;3w GEO. S. SWIFT, Clerk.
JONI PIERPoIST, Solicitor FOR Orator
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Notice..

Persons indebted to The Estate of the
late Joseph Dyar, must pay up within Il
Administrator
T.. BECKWlTH, Admr.
Prs. No objections made 10 receiving
payments from those indebted 10 me per.
sonally. u. h..
NJ arch 18Th, 1851. ~
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NAILS! NAILS!l

The subscriber is receiving large quantity
OF Nails, which he will sell lower than have
been sold elsewhere in this place.
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Marchio, 1850. istG
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tfIorkcts.

BRiGuroS, April ..
AT Market 27j Beef Cattle no Soies, so
unirs Working Oxen. 60 Cows and Calves,
1850 Sheep and Lambs, and 2l6o Swine
pMcEs-Bccf Cattle--EXtra Sc, so lstquni-
itv ST II Gas; 2lsj 80 s.75; I'd do SIS $50.
WoakIxG OxES--s50 -, S.. &c, 100, us,
I2S, and 1877.
Cows And CAVES S22. %, %. 81, 3fll0'
SusEr ASp LAMus-s3,75, 4,25 and 5. y
few choice wcathers S6,15.
SwISE-5 5lr retail a &c.
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LADIES, SCHOOL,

The Spring Term of the School for Young
Ladies and Misses, at the Chapel of the Old
Academy, will commence on Wednesday, the
30th day Of April, A. d. 1851 and continue /
weeks and half OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury, April 18th, 1851. 81
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Startling News !

The subscribers are DESTROYS Of having an
immediate settlement with all, whose accounts
have been standing six month"; having become
satisfied that it is for the interest OF all concern
ed to have short credits and long friends" II
this notice is attended to Immediately, it will
save us trouble and yu costs
II. LANGwORTHY & co.
Middebury, Feb. IA, 1851. 43
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it rcmem-
District Of Addison, So. bcrcd that, at a
Probate Court held Mt Middlcbury, in and fer
the District 81 Addison, on the Ith day Of
April, A. Il. 1851
Peter Starr and William NJ. Bass, named
executors in an instrument purporting TO DC
the last will and testament of
WILLIAM BASS,
late Of sail Middlcbury, deceased, presents the
same for probate 1t is thcreupon ordered, that
said instrument he considered for probate by
this Court ,at the session thereof To be holden ut
the office of the Register Of this Court in said
uiddlebury. on Thursday, the oath day of April
1851, a. one .,ock, in the afternoon; and that
notice thereof he given to al persons Interested
that they m appear and make their objections
if any they may have, to the probate and al
lowance Of said will. by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the MlddcburN REGISTER
a newspaper printed at said MiddIcbury
three weeks succcssivcly previous 10 the time
of said Couri
jed S. Bushnell, Register.
true copy of Record.
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ME MR VA VA T~'~
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER

In WHOLE WoRLD'
W Price 81 per Bofae Sir BoHie' for IS.
1t is now put up. in QUART BOTTLES, Of the
same Tooer and medical eheasy as when y sma, hoss
and the medieaions are 80 strongly ConcentraIed
that only One Tdbiesoogii e required at Dese7Ihree
which s mach longer than bottle Of any other medicine
lasts because there is required Of this less quantity
The great Superiority Of this BLOOD Puriaer all
Other medicines, consists IN sreS AT mss,a 5 n n ps,
Virtues Of some Scarce and Rare
Indian Roots and Banks,
which other medicine Possesses These the
.aa Purifiers Of The Hood that were ever known 70
The 'troHgiy-eoHeeafratsd Ertraei' Of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssAFRAs BARKs,
make hI, Vegetable Extract, no, only he creates,
ss q hat i una. s e SSs Or oss bosr
. sss S. oar % w sSTs q any osf
rY- For undoubled proof Of the Cura OF
Ecrofula, Fever-6ores.
se.d Head Erysipeo' salt RAsu-, RAsu~si,m, ss!Asi
g,'ios rs,a'. c, 2. &c re- ss,..
Eyes. Dyspepsia, Pan. "a ns sds Issa,i s'... sar "a,
PsMPHIETs ana BassSii'-evsy Agent hss them %
give away
For sale by f. b. wurrLocK, Middle
bury W. S. Brown. addison |. T.. Ben.
son. Uhiiing; c. NJ. Lewis & Co. Corn
rail; S. L. Sprague, WeyLriige, A. p.
Roscoe, Nep Har,n; Holcomb a. FAY,
StdTksboro'; J. ID. N,edham, Bristol; c. w.
Wicks, North Ferrisburgh; w. G. Sprague
Vergennes, L. c. Smith, NonktoR.
90 All orders must be addressed TO WAL
LACE q. co, oo4 Broadway, New York.
February, 1881. Allow
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GARDEN SEEDS.

A ltrge assortment of fresh Garden Seeds
for sale ut the Masonic Hall Store, by
April Q. Il, BEChWlIH ".
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N O t j c e .

A GOOD MILLINER AND DRESS MA
n kER will find an opportunity Of esiab
fishing herself in business, in Cornwall
where they will find good rooms and plenty o
work. Apply to w. ii. REMSEN & co. Z
Cornwall, March ", 1850. AZ
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G R AVE ST O N E S.

The Subscriber will sell, al his Marble Fac
tory, GRAVE STONES, at the following
prices;-
- inch Stones at SIl,O0
20 " 1000
lS " " 900
Window Caps and Stills AT IS cents pr foot.
On hand good assortment Of MARBLE, at
the very lOwesl prices.
ET Lime as usual
5l-ly. ISAAC GlRBS
Mddlehury, April ~, 1851.
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STATE OF YER Won't. BE it remember
District of Addi-on....ss I ed, that az a Pro
bate Court held at Middieousy, in and for
the District Of Addison, on the list day Of
April, y ID. 1851:
L,mdn p Wiiie and lludah r. Gibson,
administrators of the estate Of
LEVI GIBSON,
late of Whiting. in said District, deceased,
present their petition in writing TO this
Court. praying for license tn sell the real es
tate of said deceased, for the purpose of pay
inn the debts Of sad deceased and expenses
of administration and therein set forth the
amount of debts due from the deceased and
The expenses of administration, the value Of
the personal estate, and The situation Of the
real estate of said deceased and that it is
necessary TO sell all the real estate Of said
deceased, except the widows dover, for the
purposes aforesaid 1t is thcrcupon ordered,
that said petition be considered by this Court
at tic eesson thereof 10 be held at the Office
of Tie Register of this Court in said Middle
bury, on Thursday, the oath day Of April,
A. d. 1851 at one o'clock in the afternoon
ard that said administrators give notice there
Of to all prrsons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any
they may have, to said license being grant
cd, by publishing certified copy Of this
order in the Middlebury Reeister-a news
paper printed at said Middlebury
weeks successfully previous 10 the time oil
said Court.
.Id s. Bushnell Register.
a true copy of record so
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DANF0RTH, SIAS, g. CO.,

Nos. II & is SoUTn MARKET ST..
BOSTON,
Have for sale, at low prices, S.
251 half chests H. Teal 10 hid. Dutch crushd
50 Hysou 25 boxes T., H. Lf Sugar
100 chests Tyson skin - Dbl Sugar house Syrup
81 half chests - {" cnflce crushd sugar,
200 do. Ooloug & Ming 200 bags St dom. Coffee
yong 100 " Rio do
100 chr Is Sonchnug 100 " Java do
- half chests " 100 r G. 10.
50 " Orange Peccn TO d" Pepp-r do
50 " POuchong in pa , " Pimentn. do
pen ) 100 cssks 81 ma Rasins.
100 bnres u. II SUGAR. 80 " black mark do.
% hhds n. o do ! 1000 boxes do.
25 " ". & Nus do $40 hsif aud ar. boxes do
IS hhs >. Il cru-hd do 900 bKs Obacco yariou,
% " " posd. do b'ds.
VITA general assortment Of Groceries
100 bOIe- Jnu n Slows C. !. Chemical Era.ivc Soap.
Feb %, i-5l. i43n