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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
l.INT DE IA LOUISIANA. E,,r
dn ~clnloIcnc District Jndiciairc dam,
ct pour Ia Paroissc Assumption.
lf1us I,iI, ire Il, l.. "

etHti Isoudit;hlx.
Attcndu quo Mtlanic Gnutrcatpx aiminiRtr, RI.
tree de Ia succession dc son, mari. ct rpt rico
n%aturetlc de son cnlaut minrur. n nrrtrnto op
cotr IN comptc dc son administration. ainai
IN urc petition en- dcmandaut I'lotnolonation.
AviS"$t par to present dome tots c nx que
ccla pent concerncr davolr d dcduire dams les
AK yours aprts la publication dn present avis,
les ralaons pour Ie,qlcIles Iedit GouIfc he scraf
pas appr1utC ct hotnologuc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
IN D@GGII-, +
I~iOnlOGER,

Pt'viart lc public qu'il s1'St tiaFIi 4 Nap"
~laui"ilIa 34puls qlelque temps Ct ]soIliclte k
pailGnaga des habitans lie cette p%arolsse.
Uue loppue experience dams lc<erricc De
relio profession. hi donne lnssr,rance que
foulessles personnes qni fholorerollt dc Icer
e~outiannes spront satistaites Dc sou t!avqh,
Pour In repatriation DIES pendules, Sc trans.
raftela / domlclle, lorsquc &C sera IL desir Dc
ses clients. II
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

STATE OF LOUISE m !. Filih Judi.
H'I District Court ~ aud tor,taG Pa.
ti>ti Of Assumption,
In the matter al til" Succession Of
Joseph II ,rIrravx.
Whereas ,N'rIanie G,ntreaii,N. administrators
OF tho succession OF her deceased husband as
well as natrtal turk ol her miner child has
this day filled an account in Court, Of her admi.
nIstratle", together with a petition praying
that the 3,n.c be approved and homoiogatcd.
Notice is hereby given to all whom il NAV
concern To show caus. it any they aavc. within
ten days utter the publication hereof. why Snid
tablean should not bc>approvcd and llotnoIo-
gated.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

~, Ce ntaghiiiguc batearp d
A+@ commence ieudi drrnier,
fsse-~~TN N1<a-s . lece mois Sos voyages
.st Saa~~vs reguGers entire la Nou-
ya'le-Otltmls It Fields-mitl.
IL pattira le Jeudi de chaluc snmaine Il q
Ila brurcs A. NJ. de In rade de In Nile.OrI6anS
Il All rcto,r il partira de 1hlboicanx tons les
nimanches i 9 lleares A. nj. ct de DonaIdsod.
willie chaque ldindi. aussi 4 6 hcurcs A. M.
Agents; AuGTSTlN ct TlilBAUT ct
STONE ct WALWORTll,
NlIe-prf6nns.
CLAIBORNE LORET. Ma.
polaonYile.
zILIsS ut SMITH, 1hibo-
,IpaIy
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

Graeirnberg Vegetable piEe.
MotEll's do dn
VIM. Wrisht's do do
Magnetic powder for destruction It IN,
cb"s, Phosphoric paste, Death on rntS,
Also CASTOR oil, Epsuin salt, eulGpto
de q%nininc, de Powers Ell Wciehtman st 'q
Robiunet. ng
poldrcs dc scidlitz.
ID maid s%onviIlc. IL JUN 1852.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

FLORENCE ANGELIC nEs sALLEE.s.
~ l.o5,l Il await i Ia vile du C,p
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
SKY-LTGHT
D A G. u E R r E A N
GALLE RY,

n +. TAPLEY would respectfully inform
~. the citizens of Middlcbury that he has
taken Rooms in Mr.. Stewards Building, and
fitted them up in respectable manner, with
n large Sky-light suitable for securing first
class Dagiicrrcotypcs. Mr.. I. would there
fore solicit the patronage of all who wish to
obtain good likeness of themselves or Of
friends and in soliciting this favor he woull
assure the public that nopains on his part will
be spared to afford entire satisfaction. The dc.
mand for first class Dagucrrcotypcs still con
tnucs, but it is n demand which can only be
satisfied by the lifc-likc speaking likeness,
well secured and well dcfined-a likeness
which will remain fresh and beautiful when
the lips Of flesh in dust shall rest and deaths
pale film ocrsprcadS the beaming eye. Poo
pie are not satisfied with mere shadowy rep
resentation OF their fhces-thcy shy, give US
II bold, well defined impression, or We want
none and | am gladit is SO, for the people
have in many cases been vilninously inlpos-
ed upon by men whose ignorance IL the prin-
ciplcs Of this beautiful Art and inibccillity
in its execution, are onl, cquallcd by their
unrivallcd impudcncc and assurance MIR
I. boasts not of any particular merit which he
may or may not possess in this Art He re-
spcctfully asks the citizens of this place to
call at his rooms and satisfy themselves by
sitting for "a picture
BY the aid of n large Sky-light, pictures
can be taken in cloudyas well as fair weather.
Prices, from 81 go to $500 Sick or deceased
persons attended ut their residences
Middlcbnrv, Dec ~ 1852 35.3m.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
FACTS FOR TIE CANDID PLEASE
READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTER.

To DR.. WEAVER New London, Conn.
This is io certify that |, the under signed have
been afflicted more or less with sore legs for
three years or more not deep, but on the sur
face, AMI discharged thin, watcry substance.
have tried many kinds of medicine, and &C.
ccivcd all kinds Of prescriptions, which were
offered as well from QuackopaIhy and Allo.
patty as Homeopathy, and nll TO little ~ no
purpose. Sometimes they would appear some
better for few weeks, and then worse again,
until finally began to he somewhat discour
aged. About this time l ssw n certificate in a
newspaper, signed by the Hon. Joel Loomis
of East Lyme, Ct. setting forth his case, and
the benefits he had received from your Syrup /;
but | was still incrcdulous, until l wrote him
II letter making the nccess Try Inquiries, and
when received his answer which appeared to
be so cinGid and he detailed his case, (which
W as bad onc) SO minutcly, and advised me
10 try it, that my confidence became pretty
inron.. | Immediately obtained Of your agent
in Taunton Mr.. S q. Dunbar. bottle Of your
Syrup, and box of Cerate, and went to work
according to directions, and in about fort
night perceived considerable improvement
This was the first Of last October, and in Jan
uary they were all healed up smooth and
sound, and remain so still. And uow MS it re.
spccts my case, it would be very difficult for
me to name sum of money to make me VIII
ling to be placed back again as was last DC
fobcr, and would adj, Use all who are afflicted
with the like disease, 10 obtain Immediately
some of DR. Viewers Syrup, and 20 to work
with il. You may not receive 30 much benefit
from itas have, but it will do YOU no harm if
it docs you no good. The world is full of
what is called quack medicine, and quackcty,
but after all, there is some Ct your So called
quack MEDICINE, That is a sovereign remedy for
some diseases and the best way to know is to
try and see for yourself. Necessity compels
man sometimes To throw all his prcjudiccs to
the wind, and to Try medicine which he has
heretofore de>piscd and riliculcd and also
Dnctors-and is neccssitaed ut last to put his
hand on his mouth, and his mouth to the
dust My age il seventy ono Yeas
Yours Respectable.
Sc I'll PRESBREY e
Taunton, March 3Oih, 1852.
n. B.-l do NOT meanto stigmaiize the above
named medicine, ms ] understand that Dr.
Weaver is Il Icguar bred Physician OF the old
School.
Russell and Powell Agents, Middlcbury.
3j.lw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

THE New YoRK OaGAN-This jour
nal is now on its 18th year, and is as
bright and sprightly as ever. We have
long considered this one of the best
Temperance papers in the country. Its
straightforward and consistent course,
in the dissemination of pure Temper
ance principles is to be admired by ev-
cry friend of the cause. The publishers
spare no pains to make the paper of a
high literary character. They have
just commenced publishing an Original
Tale, written expressly for the Organ,
entitled The Creole Wife, romance
of the West" by Mrs. NJ. A. DENIsoN,
which will run through six or seven
numbers. Published by BRooNARD &
Co.. lis Nassau Street n. Y, at one
dollar year in advance. c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

PUTNAM's SEMI-MoNTHLY LIBRA
RY.-The ODD number of this valuable
periodical comprises very readable
work entitled Pictures from st. Pc
tersburg, by Edward crrmann. Trans
lated from the original German by
Frederick Hardman." This is a regu-
lar periodical issue, at % cents a mum
ber.-G. P. Putnam < Co. publishers,
10 Park Place New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
CONSUMPTION PREVENTED.

That consumption, when once firmly fixed,
and seated, can be cured we much doubt /:
but that it can be prevented, if the prone
remedies are applied in season, we firmly be-
licvc. 4 slight cold, gentle cough. Il gene
raj arrangement of the nervous system which
renders the individual sick or well-these
are the symptoms Mhich herald the approach
of the fell DESTROYER. If these he attended
to in season all may be well but neglect
them and they will be sure TO gain the mas
terry, and what was at first only troubles ONE
and annoying, at last become alarming and
often fatal.
For inciuirnt consumption We know Of
NJ, h.,.or ,,,,,,.l, r., Wi.,a., ri, =,
w. ~ ie'"Su' me" "'H''i p"'''Hi VI
" llu IhcfrN. IL Is soothing ana hcallng III
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
DEEP SEATED COUGH.

Hartford, Conn, Sept l2th, 1851
A. L, ScUville & CO.-Gentlemen Six
months ago, did not expect ever to call my
self well man again. The Physician said
my cough was incurablc. No medicine seem
ed to touch it, My spirits were quite gone,
and felt convinced my time was at hand
felt tightness and oppression in the chest
which / can't describe. 1t was as if my
Lungs were actually collapsing and the pow.
er Of respiration failing. My breathing was
short and could not make a deep inspira-
tion without pain.-My Cough was hard, dry,
and aim ost continual, and every night was
drenchcd in profuse night sweats Such WIS
my condition, when, after having tried good
physician weeks to no purpose, and having
experimental upon myself with a variety of
what are called " Patent Medicines, tried
your Syrup of Liverwort Tar and Canchala-
qua. won't say the result was miraculous,
but 1t certainly was most wonderful My
Cough soon became so loose that the parox-
ysms gave me no pain. could sleep sound
ly without fever. sweating or coughing, and
in less than three months not vcstige of the
cough or pain remained | have rcgained
my health, flesh, and checrfu.ncss, and am
now perfectly well. attribute the cure sole
~ to your preparation; and you arc at liberty
to print this letter for the benefit Of Others
who may be afflicted as was.
til. MERRIAM.
For Sale by A. L. SCoyILL g. CO, at the
Depot, Gothic Hal, 3l6 Broadray, ~ ", and
by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas.
Also for sale in MlDDLEBuRY, by Russell
A. POWELL.
Pnos-In larae bottles, n co siAto tiles
orS5,oo
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
State Temperance Convention

BY an Act passed at the recent scs-
sion of the General Assembly of the
State of Vermont, entitled, AN Act to
prevent the traffic i'll intoxicating liquors
for the purposes of drinking" the free
men, n the second Tuesday of February
next, are called upon to express, by their
votes, their assent 10 the Law.
The undersigned, the Executive Com
mittce of the State Temperance Society,
regard this rs one of the most important
duties ever devolved upon the frecmcn
of the State. While they entertain lit
tie or no doubt as to the result, still they
feel extremely anxious that the frccmen
should be at the polls and an overwhel.n-
ing majority secured in favor Of the
Law.
The influence of such Il vote will be
most salutary. 1t win inspire its friends
with confidence, and tend to secure ac-
quicsccncc, respect, and obedience to its
provisions. We also feel confident that
in most cases it will prevent the always
unpleasant necessity OF rcsortlng to CO.
ercive measures to insure its observance.
We are happy to believe that the people
of Vermont are law-abiding people ;
that when convinced that the law is APP
proved by great majority of the free
men, few indeed will be the number dis
posed to disregard it, and nearly every.
thing unpleasant i'll its execution will be
avoided
TO effect this result. should now, for
the two months to come. enlist the best
energies and efforts of the friends Of
Temperate throughout the State. What
all opportunity is afforded for labor and
for perscvcring excrtion What an OBJ
ject is placed before us, and within our
reach Let every man regard himself
MS personally responsible for the final is
sue. Let every one do his duty, his
whole duty, and the object is secured
1t is thought advisable that the meet
ing of the State Temperance Society
should be held at all earlier period than
that agreed upon at the last annual
meeting We therefore give notice that
the next meeting will be holden at RUT-
LAND. on the FIRST WEDN Els
DAY NJANCARY NEXT, common
cling at eleven o'clock, forenoon, and con-
tinuiug through that day and the next.
There should however, be no waiting
for the doings Of that meeting. The
work should be at once commenced
County, town, and district meetings
should be holden as soon as practicable.
and all necessary arrangements made for
vigorous campaign. Neither is it ne
cessary, nor should there be, any delay.
to procure lecturers from abroad Yer
mont has her own orators. She is album
dainty able to do her own work, and in
doing it herself she will be sure that it
will be not only done. but well done
Let us then rely upon our own resources,
apply ourselves to the task, and We shall
reap the desired reward for our labors
The newspaper press throughout the
State is respectfully requested to publish
the above
VINO KlTrREpGE,
JosErH STEELE,
ZlMRI HOWE,
H. S CARE,
JAMES BARRETT,
ALDACE WALKER,
CHESTER SPENCER,
Ii. o. HIGLEY.
Castleton, Dec 8, 1852.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
Correspondence of the celebrated Profess
sor Sedgwick, to the Boston
Christian Freeman

Niagara Falls, September 26, 1851.
Dr. Conn Every intelligent person
knows that the genius of this age is DIS
covEhY Other ages and centuries
have been, in their way, perhaps equally
Observation-Disclosures their peculiar traits
and tendencies have impaired to each a
character distinctivcly its own. The
characteristics Of the last age, for exam
pie, were craftsmanship, military tactics,
and consequent brilliancy of conquest
Hence the production of such men as
Marlborough, Eugene, Pitt. Washing.
ton, Talleyrand, Burke, Jefferson, Mel
son, Napoleon, &c While the previous
century, by an unusual combination of
circumstances, was quite as remarkable
for the creation of great literary minds.
The depth of thought, the develop
ment of intellect, the elegant writer's and
polished scholars of that period-the
Clarendons, the Newtons, and the Mil
tons, and the BOyles-have impaired to
the seventeenth century character and
claim which no other age can aspire
to. But it has been reserved for the
nineteenth to eclipse all Others in appre-
citation of the useful a,d practical, 20
combine the efforts and utilize the dis
cOveries of former days, thus dazzling
the world by universally of means
and appliances, limited only by the needs
and necessities Of mankind. Hence the
extensive application of long-known
principles and properties to machinery,
and of machinery to the pnJlic good.
Hence, also, the many and varied com
binations of chemical bodies, aud their
adaptation to the prevailing wants of
the day. tits in this respect, particu.
larly, that our age stands unrivalled.
We arc constantly producing new results
from old principles, new corollaries
from old arguments, new applications Of
old agencies. Witness the uses Of cleo
trfcity, Of ether, of chloroform, Of mes
meric properties, Of hydroPathy, Of hon.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

EI.~T The Electors of President and
Vice President of the Uuited States, for
the State of Vermont, met, according
to law, at the State House. Gen. Il 2.
Walton, of MontT elier, was appointed
President of the Board of Electors, and
Hon. Edward Kirkland, of Brattleboro
Secretary. The ballots being sorted and
counted, WINFIELD SCoTr, of New Jer-
scy. received five votes for President,
and WV. A. GRAHAM of North Carolina
five votes for Vice President. Hon. A
p. Lyman, of Bennington, has been ap
pointed Messenger to convey the votes
60 Washington-Vt. Waterman.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
Tempeian ce Meeting.

An adjourned meeting of the Middle
bury Temperance Society will be holden
in the Congregational meeting house, on
Tuesday evening next (the 2eth inst }
commencing at the ringing Of the bell.
Remarks will be made by Mr.. Barrett
upon the constitutionality of the Law
enacted by our Legislature, and the ar
'guments used before the Legislative
committee on that subject.
The public are invited to attend.
BY order.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

II. A. SHELDON, having made a large addi-
lion to his stock Of Drugs, and procured new
asd complete variety OF Druggists Furniture, IL
prepared TO put up prescriptions correctly and at
rca soma Ne prices.
Also, good lot OF popular Patent Medicines .,
Ayers Cherry Pse,oral, Rogers Compound Syr-
up Of Liverwort, Tar aud .Canchalagua. The cele.
bnied Mexican Mustang Liuimcn,, &c. &c.
Dec. ~, 1852
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
I'll nrkcts.
BRIGHTON Cattle Marlat-T

Il, Brighton Cattle Marhst-Thursday
Dec. 10. At Market, 1850 Beet Cattle, l5O
Stores, Is pairs Working Oxen, 80 Cows and
Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs, and loo
Swine.
Priccs-Bccf Cattlc-Extra Sc so; first
quality Sc; second do So a S5,50-third do
81 0094 ,50-Ordinary 1913.
S;ores-lcarlngs - ,5@G.
Two years old 81, SGD.
Three years old SIS, 20, %, 25g27.
Working 0xcn-sales at $50, 10, So, 81,
90ulO0.
Cows and Calves Sales 500 ~, 81, 30a35
Sheep and Lambs-Sales extra 3, t. GG7
by lot %, ] ,50al,15
Swinc-697c. retail 7G5c; FatIIogs6G6,c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

The Cabin and tie Pdrlor, or
and Masters, is the title of a
story by J. Thornton Randolph, in
respects a Southern " Uncle
Toms Cabin. '-Published by I. B.
Peterson, Philadelphia, at so cts.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
TIE MOTT SATISFACTORY PR ooF.

OF the remarkable efficacy of the OXygcnatcd
Bittcrs. Read the following Certificate
from J. c. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer =
Boston, June G, 1850.
McSsrs Simpson & Reed-Gcntlcmcn,-
have been for some years troubled occa
SiOnally with severe attacks of Indigestion !;
have consulted many physicians, tried Allo-
pathy and Homeopathy, and can truly say, |
have received more speedy and eilettual re
lief from the use or the OXygenatcd Bttcrs
procured from You, than from all other rene
dies, and most chcerlully recommend them
to all who suffer from n similar aillction.
Yours truly, JAMES {. DUNN.
Numerous certificates have been received
from citizens of the highest responsibility,
showing the superiority Of these Bittcrs.
Every DySpcpt;c who wishes to find sure
and agreeable remedy, will be amply repaid
for trial Of this medicine
REED, BATES g. AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
A GARD.

The Ladies of the Congregational Sewing
Circle will give Supper at the Concert
Hall in this village, on the evening of the 22d
December INST, Doors will be opened at the
conclusion Of exercises at the Church. All
are invited TO attend.
Tickets, fifty cents, to he obtained at Mr..
Clarks Book Store, aud at Mr. e. G. Vain
wright's Store.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
Il. Il. r.
NOT USED FOR ALL DISEASES or

COMPLAINTS.
The sick will please take notice, that Il. Il.
r. Remedies consist Of three distinct prcpa-
iations; it is not necessary to take more than
on" Of the Remedies at a time. They are
ma le to act instantly upon the Il iscasc they
are intended to remove. Each Remedy is in
tended for a certain class of complaints and
diseases. Railway Ready Relief is to stop
pain instantly and to remove its causes speed
lily. If you are afflicted with Cholera,
with Cramps, Spasms, Chill Fever - with
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothachc-with
DiarrhTa, yscntcry-Radway'S Ready Re
lief will, the moment it is applied externally
or taken internally, arrest the progress Of Tie
disease, allay the most violent irritationS, and
stop the most torturing pains. For Sick
Headache r.. Il. Relief is the most speedy re-
lief known
Il. X. Il, No. FOR BAD BLOOD,
RdfWay's RcnOraiiag RcSoircM Should BE
UScd.
IN n few hours after taking n dose of this
pleasant Remedy, the patient feels IL rOrkiRg
IN lie system. 1t resolves away from the sol
ids all diseased deposits, makes the blood
pure, rich, and healthy; cures Scrofula,
Ricketts,, lIumors, Cancers, TumorS Salt
Rhcum, Ulcers, Syphilis, &c. No disease can
remain in the system that is under the infu-
cncc of the r. r. Remedies. Price of Resell
vent, II 90 per bottle
To keep the bowels regular and the system
free from morbid humors, r. r. II. No s.
Railways Regulators, Act upon the stomach,
bowels liver, kidneys, bladder, urethra, and
skin. They regulate every organ in the body
No sickness at stomach, no gripping, no weak
ness, or danger of taking cold, is experienced
after the use of The Il, gulttors. Their action
upon the bowels is pleasant. They create II
good appetite, and insure an easy digestion
they cure Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Liver Com
plaiut, lndigestirn, Bilious Fcvcrs, Fcvcrs
of all kinds, Diseases of the Urinary Organs
Price, % ccnts'per box. 81 3w.
q. W. BLoDGErT, Clarcmont, y. H., General
Agent for New Hampshire and Vermont
Sold by RussEL Il PowELL, Middebury. Z
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
lEN SILT NJ GLlTHES.

As the old year is passing out, and the new
coming in, it can only be necessary to remind
the thoughtful and sensible of the use and
Importance of Dress on that day, when so
many Iagain,"
soft eyes look love TO eyes which speak
and that at the EXPRESS OFFICE can be
found all articles Of a gentleman's wardrobe,
necessary to attract the eye, or captiyate the
senses, at the lowest prices.
Come one, come all, for there is enough
and to spare.
Great bargains to all who come
Middlebury, Dec. n, 1852,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
Anniversary of the Landing of the
Pilgrims.

This anniversary will be celebrated by the
usual exercises at the Congregational Church
in this village, on the evening of the I'D inst
The address will be delivered by the
REV. R. S. CUSHMAN,
of Orwell. Exercises will commence at o.
clock, 2. M.
The public are respectfully invited TO at
tend
Middlebury, Dec IA. 1852.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

~ SHELDON wonders if the Ladies are
aware that he has a new article in the line of
clothes pins. The most desirable quality of
justcd, and held tightly by little spiral
spring-thcy continue to hold on, like the
affections ofan amiablc and confidng wife to
hayward husband. Ladies, can You ask
anything more
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22

Rg- Bishop Ives, of North Carroll
ma, protestant Episcopal now on a
journey in Europe, is reported to have
become a Roman Catholic.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
County Temperance Meeting

A meeting of Addison County Temperance
Society will be held at the Methodist Meet
ing House. in Middlcbury, ON Wednesday
the Goth inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
BY direction of the Committee.
3i2w 7. A. MERRILL, Chairman
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-22
Notice.

A Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
"A Bank of Middlcbury will be holden at
their Banking House on Tuesday the 18th
day of January next, at one o'clock 7. NJ, for
the choice Of five or seven directors of said
Bank for the year ensuing. by order Of the
directors JOS. WARNER, Cashier.
Middebury, sth December, 1852