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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-13
Cod K ish,
"A prime lot for sale by
RCSSEL 4. POWELL.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! BE it rcmcm-
District of Addison, IS. : bcrcd that, at a
Probate Court held at Mddlcbury, in and for
The District Of Addison, on the 23d day OF
September, 4. d. 1852:
Samuel II ,llollcy, and Lydia Latrabcc, FIX.
ccutors of the last will and testament Of
JOHN S. LARRABEE,
late of Shorcham, In said District, licensed
present their administration account for al
lOwance. II Is therefore ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance at tho
session this Court, to be held ut the office
of this Court in said Aliddlcbury, on the 18th
day of October, next, ut one o'clock in the
afternoon; and that notice thereof be given
to all persons Interested, that they may APP
pear and makcthcir objections, If any they
may have, 90 the allowance Of said account
by publishing certified copy of this order
in the Middlcbury Rcgistor-a newspaper
printed at said Middlcbury-three weeks sue
ccssivcly previous to the time of said Court
JED. s. BrsllNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
23;3w Attest JED $. BUSHNELL, Register.
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IHE PRIcE OF PoTAToEs-In Nor
thcrn Vermont potatoes are selling by
Wholesale at twenty-five cents per bush
Ell, and yet they are rctailed in this city
at from ninety cents to one dollar per
bushcl. Boston Iraocilcr, Sth snSt.
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Wanted.

IN consequence Of change, in business
l. want several person indebted to me to pay
some money Immediately.
have just returned from Boston with .
small assortment Of new style goods prepare
tory to a large addition soon.
Ii. A. SHELDON
Oct 4, 1862 "a.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by tho
Probate Court for the District of New llavCui
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of
SIMEON JENNINGS,
late of New Haven, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited il
offset thereto and six months from the soil
day of September last, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bus
mess of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house of the widow of the deceased id New
Haven, on the LIST Thursday in NovemLc
next, and Sd Thursday of March next, from
one O'Clock, =. NJ. until 3 o'clock, Z. NJ, OF
each of said days
MARTIN EMO, ! c.,.,
j. W. LANGDON, I O'"''
Dated at New Haven, this 9TH day of DC
tober, 1852. 2j:3w
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it rcmem-
District of Addison, IS. bered that, at a
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and for
the District of Addison, on the 9TH day OF
October A. j 1852
Sarah NJ X Bullock, administrators of the es
tate Of
JOHN BULLOCK r-.
late Of Leicester in said district, deceased,
presents her ADMINISTRATION account for allow
ance 1t is therefore ordered, that said ac-
count be considered fl allowanceby t tou t
at the office of the Register of this Court in
said Mddlcbury, on Monday the LIST day of
November next at one o'clock in the after
on,and thai notics ihcreupon be given to all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may have,
to the allowance ofsd account, by publishing a
copy of this order in the Middebury Register
newspaper printed at said Middlebury three
weeks successfully previous to the time OF
said court
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record.
Attest jed s. Bushnell. Register. 25:3w
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GEN. ScorT IN ALpANY---It is now
believed that Gen ScoTT will visit this
city on Thursday Or Friday of this week,
on his return to Washington.-Af6any
Register. | nh inst
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ESTRAY.

CAME INTO the enclosure Of the suhscri
Ober, on or about the LIST inst two calves
one n red heifer, the other black steer Tho
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, aud take them away.
ABEL ABBEY.
Middiebury, Sept. IS, 1851. asisw.
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Il State elections were held in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, yes
tcrday, Oct 18th. Members of Con
gress arc among the officers elected in
each State.
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Tho Wall Problem. in our last.

Mr.. EDITOR The man beginning at
the small end of your wall will earn his
$50, into close fraction, when he has
built So 10 rods, where the other must
meet him. Is.
We have received another solu-
ton, signed p" which varies from the
above. Neither of these solutions will
pyore-hcnce they must be incorrect.
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EE The Legislature of this State
assemblies tomorrow. Oct. l4th. We
shall probably give the Governors Mes
sage in our next.
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MoxrGoMERY Ala, Oct. 6. - Gov.
Troupe has accepted the nomination for
the Presidency. His friends are much
elated.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
eros De Rhine Silks.

A splepdid assortment Of ~, 26, 81 and sc
inch BLK. eros. DE RHINE SILKS.
ALSO,
Plain. ChangeaLle, and Striped DRESS
SILKS, for sale cheap by
Juns9 .. E VALLETTE.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS having open accounts with
"a the subscriber, are requested to call at
the store of RHsscl d. PorcH, and settle the
same Immediately, as | 0mdcicrnined Ia close
MI my pirate business irifhont dcfayi
W. Z. Russell.
May %. 1852.
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STRAYED,
ParasOlS,

RONNETs & TRIMMINGS, a most spl,4'
ID did ASSORTMENT, just received st
June /, 1858. H. LANGWGRTHY' : g.
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The tone anil energy impaired to the stom-
nch by this medicine, furtifrs he system
gainst infecliuus diseases, and exposure to
changes of climate; it is in fact. an in'lispcn-
sable TRAVELLING COMPANION.
The history Of this remarkable medicine,
and It's astonishing success in obstinate eases Of
DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA and GsNERAL DEDrL-
lTY or THE system, IlHccS IL among the
most wonderful discoveries in medical sricncet
and has given it reputation far beyond any
remedy known for these complaints, in all
their various forms.
The Oaygenacd fjiticrs contain nothing
which can iniONicate; and the medicine has
no similarity whatever TO the various alcohol'
lc mixtures, disguised IS Bites" being
purely mcdital com ound, in which arc
combined the most valuable remedial agents,
and peculiar oxygenatcd property, hitherto
unknown, but highly CihcdcUus in all com
plants Arising from weakness and derange-
mcnt or prosratiun Of the stomach and sys-
| ten generally. II is mild and agreeable
tonic removing all disagreeabe symrioms,and
assisting nature in her efforts to rcsture the
impaired powers Of The system humorous
| letters in possession Of The Projectors from
those who have been cured or greatly benefit
! ted by this medicine, can be seen on nppllca-
tion, and pamphlets sent by mail 10 any part
Of The United States.
Among lhennmerous aud highly respectable
certificates we refer 10 the following:
Prof \. a. HAYES, NJ. d. Stale Assayer,
| FITZHENRY HOMER Esq. Boston.
JAS. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer. Bos-
| ton.
lion, MYHON LAWRENCE, Ex-Prest.
| Mass. Senate.
Iion.L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. r. l.,
now member Of Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRlDGE,l formerly Gov.
of Michigan now U. S. SENATOR.
| H.. II
Kennedy, now u S Senator.
Hon. J. L. SIMMONS, U. s. Senator from
Rhode island
Hnn,sAMUEL S. PHELPS, L S. sena
tor hc'n Vermont.
Hon. Nm. UPHAM. "
lion. > JLOMON FOOT, Member Of Con.
gieSs from Vermont.
Hon. NJ. ID. FOSTER, Member Of Com
grcsS from Pennsylvania.
Hon. NJ. l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Con-
| aresS FROM Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. y. c. DODGE, Delegate in Congress
from Iowa,
Il STOWE, Esq, Clerk in The IIouc> oil
REPRESENTATIVES,
c. c. TROWBRIDGE, Esq, Detroit
Michigan.
GEO. w.JONES, Esq, Surveyor Cereal,
Duhulne Iowa.
JOSEPH nOXIE, Esq, No. &c Wall street,
New York.
Many other individuals Of the highest re-
: spcclahiliy can he referred to. who will con-
firm all that ha, Ieen said in favor of This in
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. b. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
sor, VI.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston,
General Agents.
Price s per bottle six botlesfor IS.
Agents. s Moody. Mlddiehury; A. p.
Roscoe, New Haven; W. &. Sprague, Yer
gcnnes 81: Is.
Cheese Strain ers.
A Superior article of Domestic Strninors,
~ for sale Mt the cash store
I Also Cheese md Wash Tubs, Of all sizes.
MAy 70. K. L. FULLER.
3 Tons Extra Fine Boston
Ground Rock Salt,
. This day received, and for sale by
L. VALLETTE.
4 Middlcbury, July 81. 1852.
Salmon
u IITcCET DnVNET
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EN- We regret to learn that John
G. SAKE the poet, is in feeble health
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L. BERTRAND.
ONCE MORE.
TNIIE subscriber offers for sale the MOST
l. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
S T . v e s

ever seen in this or any other part of the
country consisting of the greatest variety
of sizes and patterns that can be found at an
place in Vermont, and at prices iowcr than
hare crcr been o6tred. | will give notice to
my old customers and all others, that will
sell them BETTER ANn H,NDsoMER SrovEsi
from 10 to Is per cent. cheaper than they can
buy of pcddlers, or any other foreign dealers
Most of my Stoves are entire new patterns
have quite n variety of good stoves Of the
older patterns, which | will sell at cost, and
all others at very small advance. | shall
also keep on hand, as usual, the very best
kinds of Tin, Copper, and Iron Ware, Flows
Brass Kettles, Pumps, Lead Pipe, &C., &c.
all Of which can be had at the lowest prices
A. WILCOX.
Middlcbury, Sept. 10, 1852. 2l:6w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONER NOIlCE.
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District of
Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of
ELIAS KELSEY,
late of Salisbury, in said District deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And six months nom the
23d day of September, 1852, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend Ia
the business of our said appointment, at the
hotIse of Loyal Kelsey in said Salisbury, on
the first Saturdays of December and March
next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until four o.
clock, p. NJ, on each of said days
JOHN PROUT, ! Commits
A. WAINWRIGHT, I SioncrS.
Dated at Salisbury, this 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1852 2li3w
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Lost

In or about the village of Middle
bury. n Fasset POCKET Book, containing
Middlcbury and Montpelier bills a decd
from ARENAS Nixon, and some other
papers, &c. Whoever will return it to
the subscriber shall be handsomely re-
warded. IRA STEWART.
Mddlebury, Oct. II, 1852. 25:lw
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AMERICAN PORCELAIN.

TINE subscribers would respectfully inform
l. the inhabitants of Addison, Rutland and
Bennington Counties, that they have become
Sole oMncrs of the RIGHT of sale of the
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Fall and Winter Trade,

Nhho W AAo0& s~e~Ot
and would invite his former patrons and the
public generally, to call land examine his stock,
Which he has selected with great care, with
reference to price and quality.
The public will find inc at my shop Mt all
hours of the day, from early dawn until the
usual time Of closing in the evenings ready to
wait upon them.
when first opened my shop in this village,
il WINS nm experiment. Some said, aft your
stick and hang, you will have enough to do"
and we have found it to be trnc. Others
said, az you stick to your shop and look 10
your own business you will go ahead and
am going ahead | no longer consider it an
experiment, but II fixed fact
In short, will say, if close attention to the
calling have chosen for living, and an hon
est cndcavCr to deal fairly and honorably with
all men, is II guaranty to success Success
shah be mine.
=" Cutting done AS usual, and warranted
to lit if properly made up.
=. S. Those wishing to purchase poor
clothes or poor trimmings caunot find them at
my shop, rs | am determined to keep nothing
but will do good service Yet can sell my
goods low as any other establishment will
sell the same quality of goods.
DEDU1D tNn
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Marine Affairs.

TO CAPTAIN EZRA NYE, U. 8. M STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
DEAR SR The undersigned although perhaps laying
themseves under the imputation Of pursuing course
somewhat hsckneyed cannot however, refrain upon the
happy conclusion Of passage from expressing their
satisfaction at the admirable performance of the steam
chip under command, during the and tenn
pestuous weather encountered without cessation during
the first days after leaving Liverpool and had any
doubt been entertained by US in regard to the ability Of
this ship TO ,ustain herse against any weather likely
be encountered upon the Atlantic her performance upon
the present occasion has ear.ly dpeed the m and
pleasure in stating belief that safer and better ship
than the Pacific under all circumstances has not been
construcd and that her performance upon the present
passegp the most bosterous have experianced
reflects the highest credit upon the builders and ms
obipsts well upon every connected with this
noble dertasipg In regard t. yourselt and the off,
under your cnmand II would be euper uout for
TO make any remark IS the navigation has been
Quoted IN noissless under the most trying
crcpmstances that have almost been Of til
hare v hich guided us.
With our best wishes for your health a1d prospsrity
for the success Of the undertaking in which
you are engaged,
Rev II Dunpipg, Richmond Va; Sam. Colt, Hartford,
ct ; VIM II Bord,Dan, BoetoD; u w. Hutchipgs New
York; o. MscGsniel, New York John 8. R.msen, New
York; j. A Nsch9do New York; Df. n. Turner IA
naica; Gonse, =; Geo Wilson, Sheffield; Thomas
lliser; Andrew smith, London; ID III. OCnsling New
York; A. klsinwort Havana Henry Whtessone, Ire
lapd; Jno. IL Wright London; sam s Abbott, New
York. George Dawson, England; w T. Jones, New
York; H. FTaenklyn, Capo Lima; A. w, hattrau New
York; Dugsld Tullock, Gis,gow; Ernest Wei's, New
York. w W Davis, New York; Daniel Wells Jr, Mil.
wsukis; John Glenn, Batmorei TnOmas Medley, Lon
don; Webster CO wi lisrl street New York; 8. II.
Collins Cornwall; Th mas Uros Cornwall Henry Dsu
uis, Cornwall; A. smoctl st Louis, No.
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THE VERY LATEST.
Telegraphic from London to Liverpool
England.

England.
Summonsts issued yesterday for Prvy Council,
to be held on Monday next at buckingham Palsce at
which the royal speech will be arranged.
The London Times announces that Lord Broughton
retires from the Board Of Control will be succeeded
by Mr.. Fox Maule who will take the responsibility OF
framing new bill for India
The principle of the Reform bill will be neither
Acknowledgement far regards
localities but only general enlargement OF existing
constituencies. The notorious boroughs to be
larged by copious annexations. No nsw metropolitan
borougbs more representatives for Manchester and
Liverpool for the large towns unrepresened aud
obliteraton Of which have brought disgrace
the bill.
Important from Frnnce-No War with
England.
The President gave grand dinner on Thursday, Jan
29h to distinguished party of English forty five sat
down lie expressed great regret at the prevalence
the belief in England to his warike intentions "He
had lived there long enough to acquire respect for 1t
people and institutions and he still had great many
friends there Al to the that he intended to
make war 4" 1t IL simply sbsurdn
Tie funds better; Elves opened 1O2 95 closed
1880
Markets.
MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.
SATURDAY, Jan 3l.-Wheat is I'd and 3D. per bushel
ard flour Is per sack higher than this day week. with
moderate sales Oats and oatmeal are steady at their
former prizes. Beans and other articles as before
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
SATURDAY Jan. 31.-To-d day We have quist dull and
somewhat weaker market
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY Jan. 31.-One o'clock-Consos. account,
967s Consos money, 96ia-h Three and Quarter per
Gents 9s 1 Bank steck, Exchequer Bills, l., Exche-
quer Bills 8, 6S-el Foreign stock.-Mexcan, 3lh.
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Fashions for February.


Ball dresses have made their dettf, and their vsri
ety ia style ard material renders il somewhat dfi
calf to axe selection The robes, with the beau
tifal ribbons floating from the waist, loopisg up Che
top skirt at intervals, so as to show the underskt
trimmed with bOuillonnes Of tulle; this make of
dress is much admired, and likely to be much adopt
ed We have seen one Of these robes trimmed With
white satin ribbon, With narrow stripes Of gold
thread at the edges; each band Of ribbon was ter.
mir ated by bow and ends, edged with white and
gold fringe, forming wreath or aoating ends over
the bouillonnes OF tho underskirt. The Same do.
scripton Of bow raises the small boullonnes sleeves
The front Of the bt dy is ornamcnted with an ecbelle
of flowers formed with diamonds and artificial fuch
tas. The couture Is q wreath of fuohsias, mixed
with foliage Of diamonds, descending slightly on The
forehead, and falling on each eide over the ban.
dsaux.
We have also observed very disiinguee robe,
composed OF pearl white satin, trimmed with two
deep aounces Of English lace; over each founcs is
placed slight embroidery in geld aud silver, bar.
nonisipg with the front Of the body. which is richly
embI oiderod TO match, with q row Of diamond but
tons on each side, meeting at the waist in point
deep berthe Of English lace, open over tho oasss,
ep,irely covering the small sleeves. The couture is
a wreath OF camellias, mixed with white and ruby
cclored velvet and long greer and gold foliage
The magnificent toilettes Of brochces silks, In oil
cClors, are 20 rich in themselves TO admit OF no
ornament They arc accompanied by wreath Of
small maraborts and coques of ribbon.
Crgandi 10 much used fer full dress for young Ia
dies. We have seen one in pink, trimmed WITH q
huillotne placed at the edge Of the lower skirt
Over this bouillonne is deep English lace slightly
gathered, With heading Of pink plated ribbon
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pnlffIrnI InfelllQenpe.

oHno YREE SciL CONVENTION The Free Soil Oonvsn-
tion which met az Columbus Ohio, the 1ih inst
very large but in the language OF it's friends
very strong Quite number OF frisnis 2 who
expected TO be present, could not possibly attend
Among the foremost Of the rAing men present
Dr. Brisbane, who 1t will be recoeced, Is under
lar pay by tie free sellers 10 travel and preach free so
i'm Us Ohio The convention passed a resolution az
pressing prtferencefor John Hale OF New Hampshire,
for President and Samuel Lewis Of Ohio, for fics-
President They did not however by this exptessicu'
ton
NoprH CAroLirA WBis Corsri GrETryrs Tho pnls
ctunty conventions held in wilkes and 5idsn eou III,
have pas-ee resolutions fsvoring N. uor:ostl, y snr
Vice President
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The Roino Zti'Sng has adyices from Cepenha
gen Of the 2l.h inst.
The cabinet crisis is over, and the following gen.
tlemen have accepted office in the ministry -
Foreign AfairsBlubme.
Finances-Count Sponnek.
War-General Hansen.
Navy-hdmiral Zahrtman.
Public nstruction-Scheel.
Count Charles Moltke has been appointed minis
ter for Schleswig, and Count Reventiow Criminil
for Holstein.
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Ocean Meaning.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Having so many sided and incorrect accounts
Of paesages 81 ccean steamers recently published In
Of the city papers take the liberty Of sending
true lst Of all the passages Of the steamship pa''dc
The time taken from the Battery New York. and from
the Rock Light Liverpool and accurate even to minutes
The difference Of time is subtraotsd from tho Eastern
Iasssges and sdded to the We,teru passages which Is
he only VIZ of cnmnntinz The time CORRECTLY
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The Corn Trade OF Europe.

The upward movement IN the value OF gram has
now continued for several consecutive weeks, and
tho total rise, einee the commence nent OF Decem'
ber may be fairly estimated at Dc. to cs' per quar-.
ter. This improvement has not been caused ny eny
present ehOrtness of supplies, but in antcipauoh OK
what may hereafter occur The last wheat crop OF
Great Britain admitted on all hands to have given
a full average YIELD but it ia believed that we shall
require to import from abroad on rather
liberal scale How far this calculstion may prove
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HfObc or0ss rplI 81 amFd tls AsAufVu Mes WIZ ons
ergEe.
II VIII be seen that thirteen q the twenty four pas
cages have been made urder eleven days twenty pas.
ages under twelve days and but passage has reached
thhleep days II any other steamer has beaten
or equaled the Pseiac In speed, show her up should
hks 10 ses hes. FAIR PLAY.
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Importnns TO the Refugees.

- From The German pepersI
IN the sitting Of tho Germanio Diet, Of Jan II,
communication was made Of q note from the British
gcvetppeat, ia reply TO that addressed by tho Con-