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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

Mr. " L CHARM OF Paw Paw Grove, 'Dekalh
county, arrived in this city on Sunday last,
on his way home from California. Mr.. c. in
forms Us that he lefl Sacramento City Sept 23th
arrived at the Council House Salt Lake, in FL
teen DAYS hours. where he remained three days
IN sixteen DAYS travelling he arrived at kanes-
vile, Council Bluffs, aud in six days travelling ar
rived in this city, making 50 dayS6 hours on the
road. he has horse with him, IN fine condition
which lie rode the whole distance. He had n
company any part OF the journey.
The above, with some more like it. aP-
pears 10 the Inst Rock Island Republican.
Our colempofarY must permit US TO doubt
The statements. II Mt only bears improb-
ability upon lis lace, but is contradictory.
II Mr.. c. leit Sacramento City Sept. 2s,h.
md passed through Rock Island on tn
2lst, as per statement. instead Of being 10
lays on The route, including detention he
81 DAYS On the journey.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
PORCELAIN MANUFACTURE IN TIE
WEST.

We have been called upon BY Mr.. +
Nooitord, who has lately been engaged il
he sbaye manufacture in Missouri. lie
has succeeded in finding an abundant de-
post Of The true kaolin an article but
seldom found, used for the finer kinds Of
porcelain in that State, but announcement
~ located. From the representations Of
others, Mr.. Wooilord is induced to suppose
Tint the materials for his business can be
innnd il our neighborhooi, or at all cyents
il some point convenient TO the river, and
lie is now engaged IN making explorations
With that Object in view. 1t wonId doubt
less c0nduce 10 The growth aud prosperity
Of our city and vicinity to have manufac-
lures established among Us, and one Of the
above kind would undoubtedly be Of much
Importance. Should any Of oar friends in
the country know Ct a deposit Of white
clay that will not turn red by burning
ihey would DO the community a service b.
letting i, be known. We have seen some
specimens of pottery Of Mr.. Woo fard's
manufacture; they are equal TO any thing
II the kind manufactured in the east--ar
indeed any where. Mr. WooIfard intend.
staying during the winter al Davenport
IT which place tie would be glad 10 receive
any information IS TO the locality Of mate
rials-e specially white clay aud sand
used in his trade Burlington Gasette.
Mr.. Woolfdrd, the gentleman alluded To
IN the above, is now in this city. which be
intends 10 make his residence this winter
With a view TO 81 examination Of this To-
cality with regs I'd 10 The establishment, o
a porcelain mandatory. The coal Of Iii
nos will answer his purpose and The frt
clay he can use in the mandatory of M
hsganv ware, but Kaolin, or white clay
we presume is not 10 be found ia this re
.on of country. any Of our readers arr
acquainted with such deposit, they vii
mach oblige US and advantage Themselves
by communicating the fact.
A sample ofthe ware manufactured b,
Mr.. w. from the clay found in this viclnit
can be seen by calling at our room.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

LlCnT There are nearly fifty news
papers in Texas, md nearly two hundre'
Protestant churches.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

HALE-s VoTI.-The vote of Mr.. Hale
iar President, says The GaIena Gazette, i.
Unexpectedly smaII--probably 1t will mol
reach 70 600, though before the election il
was expected to exceed 100000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

We read Of the select few in private
circles" after the 4th Of March next, We
Wigs intend to appropriate that phrast
exclusively 10 ourselves.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

Loss oF LIFE.-Ihs explosion OF the
Buckeye Belle, mentioned in ,elegeaphic
dispatches, caused the death of22 persons,
among whom was the Hon. c. C. Convey,
member of the Ohio Legislature. Messrs.
Bartlett and OskIey, also members Of the
House, were dangerously injured like.
Mise.
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Memorandum for the Season-"Re
member the poor"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
Mn. WEBsTER's DYING Wopns

Mr.. WEBsTER's DYING WoRDs
respondent OF the New York Tina. .ot
ting from Nlarshfeld, Nov. 2, says: W.T.
Many Of The sayings Of Da niei VII,
and incidents in bis life, nov traysll,a..''
rounds Of the papers, have their exs,e '"s
only in the imagination oflelter writ" aes
mere rumor. Such, for instance. !. :. "
egotistcal form Of expression pu, j. lus
mouth on his dealh-bed: "On The Din us )
October all that is mortal Of Daniel w. w. y
s,er will DO no more" lie never NM,
such seDlence-hc could nor! H., '1 !
will tell you ono thing he did saw. VIII
those who heard il will never lor,., sa
Jus, before he died, while lying in a r.,
dreamy state, apparently unconscious ~
cep, when addressed, of what was n,'.,a
around him. the room still aud solemn - !
tomb, he suddenly broke forth, no, in ; loa
weak voice Of an invalid bu, IN acc.n,'
loud, clear, aad thrilling as ever echaa.
through the Senate Chamber. .I,..,
LIFE! DEATH! DEATH!--hoe cu,;ou. :.
is" II pierced to the farhest apartmea,
II the house, startling those who heard !.
like the sound OF trumpet.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

CONCEALED yapor il saow--b4l an cwta
acisc is a snoFe,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

LANCASTER AND BERKs.-Thrse w.
counties ~ Pennsylvania are eacb f,mo,,
10 their wny-the one gives a LARGO M.
aud the other a large Loco Foco m,,a,,,,.
and there has been lasting strife be,a,sa
them as 10 which can give The large.,
AT the last election, Lane ss,er came M, =.
head, as the following figures show:
Lancaster for Scott, bo5a
Berks for Pierce, 457O
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DEATH y Ix-(i9y. SHULfZG.-Ey Gov
sha!tze, or Peansy Ivanja, died at l-arcas
yer on the 10Th Instant
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

Kings, and bears, often worry their
keeper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

Lancaster over Berks, 489
Tine Increased maJnrlty for Scott over
The majority for Judge, three weeks before
IN Lancaster, WAS las.
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{ Corrected Teeklg by Burrosss & Prettynan I.
DAVENPORT, Dec, q 1852
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Davenport Prices Current.

i lhis city
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-21

STATE OF VERMONT. / BE 1t remember:
Bislrict OF Addison. IS. cd, thai Mt Pro-
bate Court held at Mddebury in and for the
District Of Addition, On ihe 18th day of April
A, ID. 1922 William. y. Boil, gun riinn or
Julia II. Bell and Charles r. Bell, both Of
Wcvbridge in said District, fniacrs chitircn Of
said William D. Bell,
represents to this Court that j W, uld condu.
Give Ia the interests. Of his said wards TO sell all
their rights. title and interest in and to nbovr
FIVE acres Of land situated in Wcyhridge afurc-
said, bounded northorly by the highway leading
from Midd)cbury College 10 Weyhridgc. md
| cast south and west by lands lately own.d by
| Harvey Bell diseased, (which track Of land was
on the 9,h day October A. ID. 1918, decided by
| llGdah BaH 10 snid ward. and another child OF
said Wlinm ID. Belt since deccastd.) for the
pGrpo-e Of putting thc procceds ofsuch sale ut
| interest: and ihercapon Mdstes application TO
! this Court to grant him license to sell I'M
wards said real estate for The reason and pur-
pose aforesaid 1t is thereupon ordcred, that
said application be considered by this Court.at
the session thereof to be held Mt the Office Of
the Register Of thi, Court in snid Mijdlcburr,
on Thursday the 9th day Of May next, at one
O'Clock IN ihg afternoon and that said guar
dian give notice thereof to all pcfsons Interested
that they may appear and make their ohJeclionsf
ifany they may have, TO said license being gfnht
ed, BY publishing certified copy ni this order
in the M,dichury RcfistefA newspaper print
ed at said Middlchury three weeks successfully
previous to said Coprr
JED. =. BUSHNELL, Pcgis'ers
A true copy Of record,
52;3w. Attest, Jrp, S. BrspSrLL, Register.
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Dir0,

In Wiilislon, March 25th, Mr.. ZAcHA.
RIAH HART, a revolutionary patriot, aged
lO3 years on Tho l4lh day of Ocl. last.
In Constable N. Y ION the 18th inst Hon
SYLVESTER LANoDoS. aged about 65.
Al Mazatian, Feb. t6, ISAAC GoApos,
OF Vermont. aged %.
In 81, Johnsbury, March goth. Mrs. IAs,
T., wife Of MIR. EPhraim Jeweit. and daugh
ter Of Deacon Erasius Fairbanks, aged 8.
years
In Trenton, Dodge Co, Wis., Mrs. HAN
san, wife Of Luther Oliver. aged 70 years
formerly Of Essex County, N. Y.
In Burlington, on the 18th inst, CHAR
LoTTE L., wife q John G. Clark, aged q
years.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Be ii remember.
District Of Addison, IS. cd that at a Pro-
bate Court holden at Middlebury. in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 18th day Of April
A. ID. 1852 Jacob w. Conroc. guardian OF
CORNELIUS A. WAINWRIGHT,
Of said Middebury, minor son Of Jonathan
Wainwright, late of said Mildlebury, deceased
represents 10 this Court, that it would be con-
ducive 10 the interests OF his said ward to sell
his said wards real estate situated in said Mid
dlebury, except his right in reversion to lands
set 10 Ronna Wainwright, for her dover inIhc
real estate OF said Jonathan Wainwright de-
ceased for the purpose OF putting the proceeds
OF such sale at interest, and makes application
to this Court 10 grant him license TO sell said
real estate Of his said ward for the purpose A.
foresaid II is therefore ordered, that said ap.
plieaton be considered by this Court, at the
session thereof TO be held at the Office Of the
Register Of this Cont In said Middlebury, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of May next, at one o..
clock in the afternoon. and that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested. that they may
appear and make their objections, II any they
may have, to said license being granted, BY
publishing certified copy Of this order in the
Middlebnry Register, newspaper printed at
said Middlebury, three weeks succersvcly pre-
vious to the time Of said Court.
JED S. BusuSrLL, Register
I 4 true COPY Of record.
50 ow. AttestJEp. S. BusnsELL, Register.
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hlarrir0.

Al Salisbury, 18th inst. by Rev G. w.
Barrows. Mr.. E, A. HAMiLroS of Roches.
ter. NJ, Y. to Miss MARTHA E., daughter
Of Lo'hrop Bump, Esq., of S.
la Woodstock, April 9Th, Al Tie residence
OF Mr.. Abraham Siearns, by Rev. Mr..
Herrick, DR.. GEORGE NICHOLS. OF North.
field. 10 Miss ELLEN MAaIA. daughter Of
Abjah Blake, Esq, of Vergeunes.
In Bennington, on The Ilh inst, by the
Rev. Mr. Hand, Mr.. NEwTos T.. LEWIS,
Of Cornwall, to Mi. Lucy AxN
HAswELL, OF the former place.
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I'll arkcts.

BRicuros, April Is.
AT Market $50 Beef Cattle; no Stores;
20 pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
400 Sheer and Lambs, 5000 Swine
PsicEs-I1eef Catllc-Extra 81: LIST quail
lily $50; second do $3.50; third do 4,5On5
Working Oxen-salcs ss5 80 100, ll0aiI5.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sales $50, 25, 27a3I
SHrEr AMI LAxns--s3 so, 4. Extra s5aG.
Swine-5 Lac i-ic. Retail l.2a7 i-2c.
WooL--Is not active; the enquiry is tor me.
dunn; 5000 lbs. domestic fleece sold since our
last at 32a33c; $4,000 lbs. three quarters blood
at 39a4ic: 5000, lbs. fine 42c cash.-AiJan,
Register, I5th inst.
RAILROAD STocK.-
Rutla-d, 81 la
VT Central, -.
Passumpsic 59a59 II.
Rutland Bonds "a 80.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-21

Now Is THE TINE FOR IIoME.-r The
shares in the Village Lots at Lakeland, L.
I.,a7e now offered lor s25 only. Each share
will rnille the holder 10 village lois. or
a tract oil land from 4 TO 20 arres. Arply
al once TO CBAs. WOOD, III John street,
NY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-21

STATE OF VERMONT. f5c it rene t,bcred
District Of Addison, IS, ! That at a Probate
Couit held at Middlehnry in and for the Dis
trio, Of Addison, on the 18th day Of April,
A ID. 1852
William NJ, Bars and Peter Starr eNethtors
of the last will and Testament OF
WILLIAM BASE,
late OF Mldlcbury,ir said District, deceased,
make application to this conrt 10 have The
time allowed them for the payment Of tho
debts Of sail deceased cSte, dcd ono year from
the expiration OF the time heretofore limited
hy this e'uhn. i is therefore ordered, that said
applicant I've considered iur allowance, 10y this
Cont, ri the session ihorrof, to be held at the
office OF the Register 81 said Court in faid
Middlrbury, on thursday the StA day d
NAV next at one o'clock in The afternoon
and that said cxccn ors give notice thereof
to all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections If any they may have
TO Md lime being extended, by Publishing a
Ger med cory of this order in Che Middlebury
Resi,trr-a newspaper printed at snil Middle
hurv-threc weeks suecessivcly previous W the
time ofsald Court.
Jed S Bushnell, fsgis'er.
\ iruc copy Of record. 81 sw.
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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PAMELA SMITH
addison Count,

rs. eCourr
+; AMOS w. DART e. Dcct hibcr Term,
'CORNELlts JkCDDS.S 1881.
ptm,i;e<;,nt,h a fk.llamv;, wi,Is. Canada
Wcs, bsyin, sn,sre1 in hi, CoAtt nj rs Dc,
cembrr Term a W ySso her writa,il declar.
et;nn nva;n,, Amo, ". Dan. hN Of Yer.
ceoncs' n, lie couufy 81 hJdj.ur[ bit now in
Calforpja and Cornolios 5,rybs ~ shid Yer.
ccnnes' with dbc rctn1n 81 ,cTy;re thereon
ss IN said Jacobs. and a return of ,cyvirc AZ 10
said Dart. BIZ leaving A copy nj bis last and
usnol nlarc of abode. rhe,ein said rlnjntifI
Icc,arrs in Z n,sa In, 70 tLc nlair,i,f Tho dc.
c.nian, render fl,c sciyin ma ne,c,ublc po,.
session of n ce,lain ,rIct or ngrcel Of land.
,.i,, ,he a,.rYrtrr,rres ,hcreunio Lelonci,r
s,,na,r WIN md beio,i ~ sa,l Vcrcenn,s'and
described as follows. To- wit: Tot number sixty.
in ,he second d;yi Ian Of NJ ,nvrr Mot of Fer,
.:.,...,.,. -, ;,,x.,.,..,,,'. - 81. -,
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JOHN PROFIT
Is. -
bENONI HOWARD,
and his Trustees

and his Trustees Term, 1881.
EZRA EDDY, Sal.
Whereas, john plout, of Salisbury, in the
County Of Addison having entered in this Court
at its June Term A. ID. 1851, his wri, md dee.
laraiion rrninst Bcnoni Howard. of the City.
Counv aud State Of New York, and his frus-
ices, Ezra Eddy Amos Eddy;William G. Nun
son. and William + Bradlcy,all OF Bristol, in
the County OF Addison aforesaid, with n re
turn thereon, OF personal service us to each OF
said trustees, and ofservicc on said Howard by
leaving q copy far him with sail Ezra Eddy
which said declaration is in debt, counting
upon u Judgment rendered by this Court, al
its June Term, A. ID, 1918, in favor of the
plaintiff, nm against saidIIuward, FOR 255 dol.
lars 73 cents damages and IL dollars 81 cents
costs e SUR, amounting in the whole 10 go
dollars 60 cents, which,ihough sill in farce, the
said Howard has never Paid and demanding
in damages The sum Of 400 dollars: And said
cause having been continued TO the present
term Of this Court and il being shown to the
court that said Howard WAS without the State
at tho time OF the service Of said writ, and has
not yet returned within The State, mar had per.
sonal notice of thi. suit. 1t Is ordered by the
court tia, cause be further confined until the
next tel m, 10 be held ON the second Tucsda,
of Jlmc A. D. 1852. and that in the mean time
notice Of the pcndcncy thereof lie given said
| uowarl. by publication Of ihi, order and the
substance OF the plaintiffs. DECLARATION, three
weeks successvely in the Middlchury Registers
public newspaper printed at Middlebury, in
said Copnty Of Addison, the last Of which rub
LEGATIONS shall be at least thirty days prior to
| said next term.
JOHN PROGT. Atty pro1. 50;3w
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DThe following is from the New York
Everinp Mirror. MAY 25, 1s49.
"WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
OVERWHELMING all the Panaccas nd
verified for the cure Of human ailments
there 10 u0ne in which we have more con-
fdcnce than 'Wistar's Balsan Of Wild
Cherry We regard il as one of Natures
own PREPARATIONS simple, safe pleasant 10
take, and almost certain TO cure all bilious
and pulmonary affections. We have wits
nessedi,s VANDERBILT effects, in cases that
were regarded as hopclessly despcrsle,and
WE can cors icn,iousiy recommend it us ne
Of the heat medicines in tho world"
The following i, from n very respectable
source:
Boston, Nov. 81, is4s.
Mr.. S. w. Fuwe-Dear sir. Although
nverse TO having my name made public in
the newspapers, make this unsolicited
statement, and you are AT liberty 20 mai e
use of il as you may pcase. In the fat! OF
1877, I took n violent cold, which brought
on severe cough that lasted through the
winter and spring, and caused me TO raise
blood and pleghm continually. day and
nigh. which greatly reduced me in flesh
md strength | tried Sc, eral kinds al med
irin-, with l:tle or no effect had become
feeble and emacia,cd, and began to despair
oi ever gemin. relief, when hy advice al
iriends, was induced TO try Dr.. Wisars
Wild Cherry Bal-an, and after having
taken five bottles found myself nearly or
, quite well, and 10 this alone, think ] owe
present existence. shall he happy 10 give
further Indignation To any ote who wlll
call on me.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM WHEELER, Grocer.
Harrison Avenue, rear 730 Washington ST.
Agents for wi.tRr's Bassm; w r Ru...I
hiddebury !. ~ N~eJham Hustol: A.P Rosene
New Haven, r. r Ha.e.l. w. Cornwall: l. D. R,n
son. whitins,f Huntington, vergsnnesi T. C. Smith
hvnktsn.
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a FarTnlying ihthe east pi1'tof Mhl'lirhury;
now occupied by the subscriber. Said Farm
consists OF lao ncres, 80 Ftres of which are
woodland, and the remainder we'll divided into
moving and pssf6rc, frtl the Whole well wa.
tered. IthHs a good sagar h,t, and one Of the
best orchards ia ioHn,
Possession ~nl be given the first Of next
April. EZRA CRANE.
MiddIebury, Sept. 10, 1881. 22af
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Junior Exhibition.

The annual exhibition Of the Junior Clnss
Of Middlebury College, will be held in the
college Chapel, Tuesday evening, the 9Th
mar, Exercises commence At bali last six
Middlebury, April 20. 1852
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Middfebury Female Seminary,

/, The ccining Quarter will comnrnce on
Mouday May ioih.@ r. - sn
Miss Denison. an experienced. Vocalist
and Teacher Of Piano Music, and :. during
the past year, pupil Of @. ,. Webh Of
Boston, will tnte' the place which Miss
Mitchell has flied wifi 40 rurh accept.
ance. The increasih q patronage aud favor
which The srbo6 ms net during Tie pass
year are accepted as pledges oil still great
e. sidcess.
Srrrhfs W. iiITcncocK, A. NJ.
Priheipdt
On behalf OF the Trustees.
STAY. +. A. MERRILL.
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STATE OF. VERMONT, Be ii rememhe'-
District Of New Haven. ed that at Pro-
bate Court hollen at Bristo!fin nd distrietnn
the l2Ih day Of April 1852.
The Administrator on line Estate OF
JOHN HALL.
late Of Bristol, in said district. deceased.
made .sp Pile aiion 10 said tenIt 10 er-
anime and allow his account as Admfnfstra-
tor agains, said Estate. Whcrcurons the said
Cuur ordered the A Administrator 10 hoihy all
persons eonrerhsdr ,oaprear al Probate
Court Ia he hoR,cn a Bristol in said district
At the Office uf,he Ih'!se Of said Conrt,on the
first Monday ii May, 1852 at foo'ciocs in the
forenoon, then aud there Ia object to The
allowance of said account, il they see cause
by publishing cerlhed cory Of his vy!er ip
the Middlehuiy Registers newspaper printed
al Midilehury. in this Sale, thee weeks sue
ccssiyely previous 10 the lime Of sand Couu.
HARvEY MrNslLr, Judge.
a true copy Of Record.
5i:3w. II. MrssiLr., Jtdse.
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STATE OF VERMONT, / Be it remember
District OF Addison, IS. ed that at a Pro-
butte Court held at Middlebury, in and for the
District OF Addison, en- the l7lh day Of April
A. ID. 1862; Jacob W. Couroe, administrator
of the Estate of
THEODORE WAINWRIGHT,
late Of said Mddlebury deceased, presents his
petition in writing to his Court. praying for
license 10 sell the real estate Of said deceased
in said Middiebury. except The right in rever-
sion in lands sot 10 Roana Wainwright for her
dover in the real estate of Jonathan Vain.
wright, late OF said Middlebury, deceased and
therein SETS forth the amount OF debts against
said estate, and the expenses Of adminisira ton,
the value of the personal estate and the situa-
lion ofthe real estate Of said deccased.and that
il would be beneficial to NIL persons interested
in said real estate TO sell the same. 1t is there.
fore ordered, tina: said petition be considered
by this Court. at the session thereof to he held
al the Office Of the Register OF this Court in
said Middlebury, or Thursday, the 9Th day Of
May next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon,
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, ii any they may have to said
license being granted, by publishing a certified
copy of this order 10 the Middlebury Register,
a newspaper printed at said Mddlcbury, three
weeks successfully previous to The time Of said
Court.
JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of recori.
Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 52.3w
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DENTISTRY.

II w. COE, Dentist. is permanently located
L. in Vcrgcnnes, where he has been cnga-
gcd in the successful practice Of his profession
- the last seven years and may always be
ioLnd Mt his Office ready to attend to an call
in his profession, from The Extracting OF a sin
gle tooth 10 the inserting OF an entire suction
sett with artificial gums. Those needing
DENTAL OPERATIONS,
are invited 10 favor him with call. All work
will be done at moderate ~ ice. of the best mater
ials, and warranted 10 gire satisfaction. ..-..
Reference can be made tn aGy of the pro-
fcssonal or business men Of Vcrgenncs and vi
cinity. O.,
March 23, 1882. ...4s;if,
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And as Swiss 3 ell
Female School Association.

A special meeting Of the Female School
Association of Middebury, will he holden
at the school room of the Seminary, on FRI
day, the 23d inst, at o'clock, 4 NJ, for
the purpose of considering the subject OF
the repairs now in progress, and of devising
means of completing the same,
SEW A. WILCOX, Clerk.
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Notice.

T HAVE this day purchased OF Mn. CHAi
l. ii. CARPENTER. his share In tho Shop
recently occupied by as, Jewellers and Silver
smiths. Having on hand rich assortment o
Jewelry, Silver ware, Fancy Goods, &c, RI
specially solicit a share of tho patronage 0
the public.
-f5 WATCH REPAIRING and other work
done nj short notice and ai fair prices.
SIMEON H0LT0N, in.
Middlobury, Nov. 20, 1851. Stiff
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Pure Oils, Candles, &c.

coo lbs. Best Boston refined MOULD CAN.
d. Els. Also, SPERM CANDLES, Pure
Winter Sperm Oil, Extra Bleached Elephsnt
Oil, Beat Burning Fluid, &C., in store aud for
sale eksse, Wy Z. VALLETTE.
B. HoYaS