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L r NJ Il II T. G. II l. r . K L |,
COUNTRY
Marietta, Georgia, Feb. II. lS4S.
Opinion of DR.. j. b. Randall on the
merit Of Wlsiar's Ralsam of Wild

Marietta, Georgia, Fen. II, 1913.
Opinion of DIR. j. b. Randall on the
merit Of Wis,ar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.
We have been induced. in conse-
quence ufthe benefits received from this
medicine, To add our testimony IN favor
Of its extraordinary healing properties.
We take great pleasure in stating. that
we have frequenil, USED it oursei and
administered it 10 others during the past
wear, in cases ofobs,inate coughs, colds,
soreness of the chest, &c, aud always
with the most happy result. We there,
tore cheerfully recommend to all afllict-
ed with the above diseases, to TRY the
Balsam OF Wild Cherry
The New York Evening Mirror says:
-" WiAtFs Balsam is still working
wonders IN curing the most desperate
pulmonary diseases. We have not on
~ witnessed its effects, bu, have seen Il
great many certificates, which place the
efficacy of this invaluable medicine be-
You'd all gu '>tion |: Na'a custom among
the early settlers of New England 10
drunk tea was made by sleeping the iwi IS
and bark Of the Wild Cherry tree, and
drink free morning and evening. The
old Puritan Fathers used to regard ii IA,
" the sovereignest thing on earth" for
all sorts OF complaints; and there can
be no doubt but the Basnm prepared b!
DIR. Wlsiar is one of The very best aril
Giles FOR consumption that has yet beer
discovered
None genuine unless signed |
BUTTS on the wrapper
Agents fur Wistnr's Baisam Agent w. Russo
Mddlehury j. u. Ncedham. Rristol, A.. p Ro-cn
New Haven, u. IIascall. W. Cornwall l. =. Br
son, F. Huntington, vergenncs f. c. Smith, Mon
ton.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE. the subscribers, being appoin cd 10y the
w Probate Court for the District Of Addi-
son, Commissioners, TO receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
ayainSl the estate Of
CLARK RICH,
late Of Shoroham, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six month, from The 2l.l
day OF January, 1852, being allowed BY said
Court for that purpose. we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the cuisines,
of urSaid appointment, a,t the dwelling house
of the deceased, in Shoreham, on the fourth
Saturdays in April and July next. from o.
clock, A. NJ, until o'clock, r. NJ, on eacl
Of said days.
NJ w G. WRIGHT.
SCHUYLER DOANE. Oo"r =
Dated at Shoreham, this goth day OF Janua
ry, 1852. 45.3w
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Notice.

am prepared 10 sell Fruit Trees of all
kinds. and deliver at any depot on the Rutland
Road before the first day Of May next The
rublic may be assured Of obtaining superior
trees Of well known varieties, at the following
prices: Apple Trees, grated fruit, 20 cents
each, SIS per hundred or slG per thousand,
and other trees in proportion, and the fruit
warranted to be true to the kind, aud of good
size for transplan,ing. Those who send in
their orders by the first Of April Will be sure
of the trees. -. cocoon,
HENRY c. HUNT.
New Haven, Feb. %, 1852. i5;tw
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Mlnrkrts.
BRtGuroN. Feb. 90.

BRIGnroN, Feb. 90.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle; no Stores
10 pairs Working Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves
2O0O Sheer and Lambs, no Swine.
PRIcEs--Bccf Cattle-Extra SG7j LIST quail
ity s625; second do So 75a6 third do s4a4 90
Working Oxen sS5, 9oal00.
Cows AND CALvEs.-S20, 90, 3On3l.
SHEET AND LAMBs--S2,50, 9, 75a3; oktra 81
6a7.
RAILROAD SrocKs.-Latest quotations
Rutland 30
Vermont Central 81 l>2
Pnssumpsic 63
Rutland Bonds, Il per ct.l 90
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed u, the
Probate Court Tor the District pi Addison
Commissioners, to receive examine and adj
Just all claims and demands OF all persons, n
gainst the estate of
NATHANIEL BACON.
late of Orwell, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims AMI demands exhibited in
offset thereto. we do therefore hereby give no.
tice that we will attend To the business OF
our said annonment, at The Office of Il Bot
tum, Jr, in Orwell on the last Thursday IL
June 1882, from ! to o lock J, NJ. on
said day
WILLIAM n. SANFORD o..
CIAUNCY II CONKEY, { O0'''
T Dated al Orwell, this l7lh day of Fc5rua'
ry, 1852 43i3w
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Will lie sold at Public Auction, on Wcdncs
day, the oath day Of March next the Tavern
Stand in Pittsfurd, now occupied by BENZ. 7
BARTLErT-sale to commence at O'Clock, L
NJ, on the premises.
TERMs-As long credit will be given as
desired, with good security.
MICHAEL SAUNDERS.
Middlebury, Feb. 20, 1852. 44,3w
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sTATr OF VERMONT. Re il 70.

STATE OF VERMONT, Be it re-
District Of New Haven, IS. membvrcd,
that at a Probate Court, holden al Bristol. in
said district on the 9Th day Of Fehrnary 1852,
the Administrator on the Estate of
HENRY WHEELER
late Of New Haven, in said district deceased,
proposes to render an account Of his hdminis.
iration, and present the same for allowance
whereupon, the said Courl ordered the Admin.
istrnior to notify all persons concerned, 10 ap-
pear at probate court, to be holden at the Of
flee Of the Judge OF said court in Bristol in
said district, on the second Monday Of March
1852, n; 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and
there to obiect TO the allowance Of SAID &C
count. il they see cause, by publishing copy
of this order in the Middlcbury Register,
newspaper printed at Middlebury, 10 this Stat'
three weeks excessively, previous TO the tint
Of said court.
HARVEY MUSsILL, Judge.
A true copy Of Record.
43 III. Munsll, Judge
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JAMES, DEEBE & co
No. Sl4 Broadwa

New York, Sept 22d 1851.
CAUTION-None genuine, unless there
is on the buff wrapper note Of hand. sign
ed with a Pen, by A. l.. SCOVILL & co.
FoR SALE, wholesale and retail, by a
J.. SCOVILL & co. Proprietors, at their
Principal Depot, GOTHIC HALL, No 3OG
Broadway, New York, to whom all order,
for the Medicine, and letters relating to a.
gencies, should be addressed posi- paid.
Also, for sale in Mddlebury hy w. p.
Russell.
PHicE.-In large bottles, 81 90, or six bot
ties for $500.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
GREEN MOUNTAIN CULTIVATION
AND
Practical Mechanic.
Practica N chanio.
\ monthly journal OF - octave pages, pub.
lishcd in Addison County.

llshcu III ADDISON County.
Dorotod To agriculture, Horticulture, .Scieace,Lh
er1iWr, G-nerai intelligence dldihe Mochanic
arts.
TERMs-S per an, in advance IL copies IS
In proposing the publication of,his work, the
Agcnt is acting under the advice of large
number of our leading citizens. especially our
most active farmers and mechanics, who con.
slider that the interests of The State and also
the interest of the individual members Of com.
munty, most signally demand an organ Of the
people TO encourage their Agricultural pur
suits-lo build up their mechanical business.
and 10 remote the general prosperity. 1t is
not yet known who the editors will he but it is
intended 10 have three Of the most competent
men to be obtained and also a large number
of the ableSt contributors, if the patronage is
sufficient to warrant it, and the agent is circu.
lating prospectusrs for the mr. ose Of showing
the Importance of the work, and ascertaning
to what extent ii can be sustained. As far as
subscriptions have been taken, the people are
awake TO a sense of their interests, and their
patronage is truly encouraging Lists for sub.
sciipiions will soon be circulated throuchout
the county, and we hope our citizens will not
he backward in signing their names, for the
have the prospect of having a valuable and
permanent journal, if they will only support
it. 1t will be semi monthly il they desire
it Agents to be appointed 10 each town TO OBJ
tain subscriptions, and receive collections.
ID r. BASSETT, Agent.
Feb. II. 1852, 43,3w
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Notice.

a meeting of The Universalist Library
Association will be holden at the meeting
house in East MIDI lebury, on Thursday,
the Goth inst, at Que o'clock p, NJ, for the
purpose Of choosing officers of said associa'
lion, aud transactng any other business
thought proper when met.
ABEL ABBEY, Librarian.
February Is, 1852. 43:2w.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

Rev. Mr.. DAILY, will celebrate Mass in
MidJlebury on Sunday, the 9Th inst. Cath>
olics are respectfully invited TO attend
Middlebury, March, l 1852.
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Bees Bees Bees /!

THE subscriber, being tho actual owner Of Gilmore's
l. Patent method for managing and feeding Baes, for
the Counties of Wndhain, Bennington, Rutland, Add-
Orange, except the town Of Chelsea and Wind
sor. is prepared to sell siug'c or town tights.
From actual experiment on my own premises have
usccraincd that the feed necessary for making pound
of honey costs from / . To 4 > cents. ! would also
state that maple sugar may be used as compont mt
part of n feed which makes most excellent honey.
Bees may this systcm be placed IN rarrcts, wood.
sheds and Ouhouscs. The expense of hives is about
81 cac according 10 the quantity made Accompanying
the deed is pamphlet giving all necessary directions
to tho building of hives and houses aso for managing
the Bees.
Single rights, So A liberal discount to clubs for
town rights.
All communications addressed to the subscriber will
receive prompt attention.
JAMES A. COOK.
Cornish n. H. Feb Q, lSI2. 4i:Gw
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE in rcmcm-
District of Addison. SIS. { befed that, at n
Probate Court held at Mddlebury in AMI for
The District CT Addison. On t C It'll day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1852:
Charles &. Robbins, administrator, with the
will annexed, Of the estate Of
HANNAH CHURCH,
late Of Hancock, in said District, deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance 1t is thereupon ordered, that said Sac
count be considered for allowance by this
Court, AZ the session thereof TO be holden at the
Office Of the Register of said Court in said
Mddlehury, on Thursday, the 18th day of
March next, at one O'Clock i'll the afternoon,
and that said administrator give notice thereof
to all persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections, if any they
may have, ro the allowance of said account,
by publishing certified copy of this order in
the Mildlebury Register-a newspaper printed
at said Middlebuiy-threc weeks successfully
previous to the tins of said Court
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
a true copy Of record.
Al JED. BusRsELL Register.
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GLlDDEN & WILLIAMS LINE
For an Francis co,
THE FAVORITE a SHIP
u, ia WALES
WILLIAM + HOWES MAsTpp

Having good part Of her cargo engaged, will be
dcspat chod on the Goth Of Match.
This ship, though not real clipper is nacknovedg
ed iast vessel having always made quick Passages aud
eau accommodate about 100 cabin aud steorag pa
gers
For freight or passage, apply 10
GLlDDEN a. WILLIAMS,
No. 20 Lewis Wharf.
Agents at Saa Francisco
N's.r., FLINT, PEABODY & co.
Boston. Feb. 10. 1859 433w
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Notice.

hereby give notice 10 all whom il may con-
Germ, that, inasmuch as my son German w
lIathon has run away from me that | forbid
all persons from harborinG or trusting him on
my account, in any way, after this date.
SILAS HATHON.
Wcybridgc Feb. 81, 1852. 4ii3w
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Is52. LADIES SHOES. Is52.

lust Received from Farwell & Co, Kid
d Polkas, Pump CATERS walking Shoes. Bus
kins add Slips At RI. FULLER'S.
Jan. 7lh 1872
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Farm at Auction !
NOTICE.

Some two years ago, the undersigned, by the
extensive patronage he had received both
at home and from abro2a, was induced to open
an Eyeintirmary. Consequently, Jan 10th,
1850, we announced by circulars that such an
institution was open for the reception OF pa
tients aboring undererery variety of Diseased
Eyes, with the following results The first year
we had some 40 patients, and last year, Gust
endcd) we had over sixty who were received
and treated for the following diseases viz,
8 with Cataract, operated on the same by Err
traction, sight restored. | case OF PterHVun,
removed the same. 3 do. stoppage Of Ldchry-
NAL Duct cured by introduction of the style.
case very proi,tJerdnt stophyicma, removed by
operation. | do Amorosis. . do. Opacity OF
Cornea do. Enropilnn, cured by operation.
2 do. It,mours, removed from under eye lid.
Also numerous cases oil Strenuous and Ca
tarrLd Aphthaimd. In testimony Of our al
legged cures and general success we refer the
public to the patients thcmsevec. Patients at.
ilictcd with whatever disease Of the eyes. will
| continue to be received at our Rooms ia Shell
burne, where they will receive every attention
L. II. SPRAGUE, NJ D., Oculist.
Shcburne, VT, Feb. 20, 1850. 44isw
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CHARITY BEGINS AT HoME.--Eyre,
man can provide home for his family TO
S25 only, at the village of Lakeland, l.. !.
where fine location can be had by apply
ing to Chas. Wood, III John street. n. Y
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Provide for the Future |!

TIlE subscriber, having been appointed agent
L for the NATIONAL LIFE lNSUR.
ANCE COMPANY, of the United States, for
Addison County, would respectfully call the
attention Of The citizens generally to the i'm
portant subject of Life Insurance. Any per-
son wishing 10 Obtain life insurance policy,
can have the matter promptly attended TO, or
obtain any information on the subject they may
desire, by calling on the subscriber.
(r5- California Risks taken at 3 2 per ct.
extra n II HAND, Agent.
Middcbury, Jan. 10, 1882. 3S,3m.
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nEZEKIAH SMITH.


late Of Monkton in the County Of Addison,
deceased, moves the Court for partition among
the heirs of said deceased, of that part of the
real estate OF said deceased, which was set out
to Susannah Smith his widow. for her dover
in his estate and that commissioners be ap'
pointed for that purpose: 1t is thercupon or
dered, that said Timothy c. Smith notify all
persons Interested to appear before this Court
at the session thereof to be held at the office o.
the Register of said Court in said Mid1lebury
on Thursday. tho 18th day Of March mex, "a
one o'clock III the afternoon, at which time ant
place said court will appoim commissi ncrs tC
make partition Of said cstatc-by publishing
n certified copy of this order in the Middle
bnry Registcr-a newspaper printed at SAT-
Nliddlehury-threew weeks successfully previ
GUS to the time of said Court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy Of record.
A Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
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Middleburv Female Seminary

bl hlNN
The Third Quarter of the present Scholastic
Year will commence on Monday, Feb 9th
Communications may be addressed to The
Principal. Mr.. s. w. HITcucocK.
In behalf of the Trustees,
T. A. MERRILL.
Feb. 10, 1852. 40
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]. A. BECKWITH

Wilde found at Masonic Hall Building
next doof North the Court House, up stairs.
March |, 1852 As
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THE
Gloibs nn0 Gnssimercs,
" e s. TING S.

VELVETS from France and Italy, downy
in their melancholy beauty as he Black Swans
of the Bosphorus; some dyed in the sorrowful
blossoms of the Mica; others embroidered
like the Powered girllcs Of Kashan, and doc
chcap at four dollars ncr pattern
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Notice.

All those indebted to me over three months
standin. from the present date, are particular
~ requested to call and settle their accounts
between this and the LIST day Of March, other
wise will be under the necessity Of giving ii
into other hands for collection.
Feb. ., 1852. JAS. MckEAND.
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aE 0IIcR K.

TliE subscriber would tender lis thanks te
l. the public, for the liberal patronage hero
tofore received, and hopes by close application
SANG.
~ All work done Mt my Shop viii 10 cut
and made up in sucha manner as to give rnire
satisfaction, iii regard to fir, and the manner NJ
making up. or new cloth will be furnished aud
no charges made. Having done work for Some
of the most respectable gentlemen in town, and.
as iaras know, given satisfaction, ! speak
ilas confidently. References will be given 10
those WHO may enquire at my shop.
SICUTTlNG done at .hCit notice.
ts5- Sh over Fnllrrs store. in Stewards
Building. l.. BERTRAND,
Middebury, Dec. 1851. IS
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THEGREAT COUGH REMEDY
TRIUMPHANT!
LET NONE DEsPAIn

MEssRs. A. l.. ScovILL & Coin the
month of June 1850, my vile was. taken
sick with inflammation Uf the Lungs IN
the course of four or five weeks, she was
pronounced by our physician cured nut
being still auite weak, she was advised 10y
him to 90 10 the country for change o!
air. On arriving at Albany it was very
rninv. and she took bad Cold which
brought on a severe Cough. AT the end
or five weeks, went after her and brought
her home again. She continued to grow
worse dailv,coughiug night & day, raising
a full pint of matter every day sire could
not he down at all and was so weak thal
she could not stand up or walk, but was o.
hired to sit down in n rocking char all me
time, and get what sleep she could IN lhat
way. This state Of things continued uhtil
October, when the physician said me could
do no more Tor he r.. because she was III a
CONSUMPTION-that she might posi-
bly live until March, but that all we
could do was 10 keep her as comfortable as
possible" About this lime she happened
10 read an advertisement Of your DR.. Roy
er's Syrup Of Lvcrworl, Tar and Canchal>
aqua, which she thought touched her case.
bought bottle, but could not see any
benefit from its use, until she had taken
four bottles. At that time she could lay
down in bed, and coughed less and had
gained some strength. Alter taking seven
Eotles, she was decidedly better. and our
Doctor advised mo TO get some oil the pure
CanchaagUa, and give it in the form oil
Tincture, as he was convinced II was the
Canchaagua that had wrought the chang,
purchased from you some OF the plant
and had il prepared, which she took for n
bout four months, when she was pronounce
ed cured by the physician and all our
friends. She is now well and able to dc
own work.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it rememher-
District of Adj lison-ss ed that ata Pro-
bate Court held in Middebury, in ard for the
District Of addison, on the oath day of Feb
ruary, ~. d. 1852:
Timothy c. Smith. person interested in the
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember
District of Addson-ss. cd that, at a Pro.
bate Court held at Middebury, in and for the
District of Allison, on the 26th day of Feb
ruary, y. ID. 1852,
Nathaniel Spencer, Administrator of the cs.
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G A S HIM E RE S

from the choic, ST shawl goats Of Tibet, woven
by the flirest girls of Circassia, 30 eXquisicly
embroidered as TO resemble paintings by tie
most delicate pencils Of Canton, such as ar,
worn by Emperors who preside at the Feast o
Roses. in the Acacia Groves Of lspahan.
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Nj C X L. A n ID

proposes to make up the GOODS in a style
that will put The Lilies in an active state Of
ioiiins and spinning, and at prizes warranted
satisfactory to the most humble admirer Of the
Arr of Arfs
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S I L K S

Plain fancy, grave, gay, lively aud severe;
some choice patterns for incipient Bridcgruoms
resplendani, pearl white. bcdizzcned with the
gold iiagrec work Of Zamara, sparkling like
the talismanic characters on The scimiter Of
Solomon, appearing as if illuminated by the
triple.colored tortoise-shell lanterns Of Peeu,
precious as the cerulian throne Of Coolbursa,
None but Brihegr oms need apply.
The reason that Solomon was beat the first
heat, by the Lilies of the Valley, is now fully
explained, from the circumstance lhat his Tail
or was was not n scientific artist
The daily union., 1852-08-17
EDWIN C. FITZHUGH.
Land for Sale in Eastern Virginia.

HHE undersigned being prevented by from attending
To tract OF land owned by him, has concluded
private sale This farm about two miles from Williamsburg
James City In Williamsburg located
academies female which
in excellence by the William
also In this placean institution
assistant bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Virginia.
where distinguished including
aud other American Presidents Individuals
eating their children
settle this vicinity Moreover
York, BALTIMORE aud Richmond, will shortly regularly At
wharf within two miles from this farm and
might be converted into lucrative market garden 1t consists
woodland, arabic
uings and mill and there
whole tract amounts to 5i
OF land few miles from This the Norfolk
few days since gentleman who proprietor
York river offered 81 for 40
The intention of the who wished make purchase
TO establish vegetable garden,n &C.
"THs VEGETABLE LOWER NIRGNA-We from
the Norfolk following statistics tThe steams
Roanoke her TIP yesterday New
Noro 81 barrels Of cherries and 2 barrels of peas
baltimore boats, for week have
barrels 81 IL IL estimated that than million
will be realized the
vegetables from this port ~ Richmond Enquirer.
petsons wishing purchase
signed, at Williamsburg Virginia.
July 22-lawld JOHN NJ. GAIT, NJ. ID.
The daily union., 1852-08-17
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The !

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
determined make in his affairs, offers
farm in faraN Virginia, situated immediately
Liue River nnpke road leading from Alexandria Winchester
Tour miles from the former place. and Wash
ngon city, District Of Columbia The improvements consist
large and convenient twooy brick house, with i've
Kitchen and all buildings also,
wagon stand blacksmiths shop which furnish
hundred and hundred and hty of
hsof the tract s in wood The balance cleared and rapidly
improving condition. The stock, &c,
land, and Immediate For further
quire OF Daniel RatcIf, Washington cty
Isaac Winsier, Alexandria, Virginia.
Aug lo-Iaw5t EDWIN G, FITZHUGH.