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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
PERSON AL.

~ Geraughty. Charlesforth Estate, County Meath Par
sh Of Burmean Court Town, Ireland. Direct
Of John Mulowny, No IL Cherry street. New York.
tharine GerAugty. guess they are in New jersey.
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Mn. FILAoREs CABINET The cabinet Of Mr..
Fillmore seems to be properly dispensing itself all
over creation; but IL members dislike to leave
without something in hand Of better character
than "a bird in the bush" One member is named
for a mission 10 Frances another for a mission to
England; another thinks Of declining his place
having large claims in his pocket; and, IN fact, it
seems to be a scramble among them who shall get
the largest share Of the remaining spoils. Perhaps
prudence il well observed IN this trouble among the
declining members. for tie future promises lit;le
chance fn- any If those connected With The present
administration except Mr. Webster alone
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Exhibition Of Ferris Calvary Church

0rgan;-We were present Mt an exhibition Of Calvary
Mr. r. NJ FERRIS of this city at No 1914 Houston street
The Organ has forty stops and two thousand pipes
The Organ opened by Mr. Greatorex, in masterly
STYLE showing the chorus and solo to great advan
age. He followed by Mr. Berge, who produced
handed the admiration Of all present Madame Bouchele
then sung "Wh Veroure Clad from the Creation in most
happy style and manner Messrs Melville Wells and other
professors also performed several choice The Organ
immense satisfaction and pronounced second
this country We understand that Mr. Ferris pro-
chaeng sertan builders to trial Of skill in build
ing q frst class Organ.
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ANTHOLOGY.

M ATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW no WIN A
lvl LoyerProessor Lswton, Boston, formerly IoS-
dom will send TO address receipt dollar
paid plain directions enable ladies 10 win
the devoted afeetions Of as many Of the opposite
hearts desire The simple but Captivating
that all be married, irrespective age or
position; and last though least IL arran sed wits
suoh and deoacy that detection ~ inpossibe IA
dress Professor Lawton. Boston, Mass No sters tahep
from The Post Once unless the POSTAGE ie paid
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Twenty.fiye Cent Observation-Disclosures

Co. taking the city by storm with the picture
in the world for only twenty-five cents Everybody
dcrs how 1t DONE and only realize the fact by calm
at No. 239 Broadway REFS co. challenge ali rivalr
in point of cheapness durability and beauty Of their p
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enjoy and delight yourself in these treaduly hot days
to ROOTS great Daguerrean Gallery examine the large
sortment OF eminent portraits and get done the
excellent style Clear cloudy weather IL all the
Be to look Mt the beautiful Crayon picture
very gem Of art. Rooms 1868 Broadway.
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Astor House. furnish Shirts that will fit it,
wrinkle in the bosom crease At the COLLAR Be your
chest broad neck thick thin let GREEN
take by his patent plan. and complete fit is
iney
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TO puINrEus.

ylyO PRINTERS ron SALE, LARgE ny oHAuIto
Atsh0ing Prefa, and pHpsr,I syal fassagtos Jnna
rrsH, ~ithself lnkiIg arr srhL NJ lse Apply 10
" MONA &c, G9ld,,~o<t
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Irving HouseThe large Dsguerreotype of the General
HOLMES No 2s9 Broadway, was taken from the Irwin
it, Thisis not the only picture that has been stolen or
Holmes-a pretty good evidence that his pictures 40
mired.
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thompson, ols broadway, is stiii making
mentbas become justly celebrated Largerze pictures
family groups Eod rings pins seals keys lokets clasps
&c, at equally low prices THOMPSON, 3l5 Broadway.
Daguerreotypes by Brady.-The public
respectfully invited to examine the Prize Pictures
hibted At the Worlds Fair, together with large coee
NoA Of the portraits of most of the
country at BKADYS Gallery, 200 Broadway.
d Fulton street.
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Singers Sewing Machine continues to he
the wonder and the pride OF the world the greatest labor
saving achne of all modern tines they have received the
and patronage the high the low the rich
and the Principal office 25S Broadway where they
can be Eeen In operation.
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Van Ducsen's Improved Wahpcne, SO be-
nehcn restoring the hair and changing its color
original continues to receive the extensive
patronage viii III its merits Justly deserve 1t to be
obtained 1T the principal depot No. 123 Chambers street.
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DIR. Kcllingcr has the superiRtive yrntih-
cation Of pleasing many Of the profound schoars Of
his day and inviting 60 him the FIRST families in this
hghtenea country. AZ he "a American he has great
to feel proud Of his position as there scarcely an
other instance being adhered TO In such good
earnest This universal patronage arises from the merits
purity and wonderful curative qualities of bis lemeies
which truly DELIGHTFUL that family done
without them after trial No matter what the heasc is
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riment-Hundreds have doubted that Cristadoros Hair
restored hair its original color by bringing back
the action Of But the world has and been salts
fed The fact is conceded The greatest chemists admit
it. Applied and sold at CRlSTADORO'S, No. Astor
House. Private rooms for applying the Dye.
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Cristadloro's Hair Prescrvative and Beau-


tfer 1t 10 actually efectng wonders People, with their
hair almost ruined by the of deeterns nostrums
rejoicing in auxuriAnt crop and this has been
pshed by short of the ahoye wonderful compound
Manufactured and sold at CRISTADOR0S Wig and Scalp
Establishment, No. & Aston House.
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debtcd to Mr. NJ B0GLE for the Hyperion Fluid which
promotes the growth and beauty Of the Hair and when ap
Piled badness Ills Premium Electric Hair Dye also
highly esteemed and has been the of improving
the appearance Of many by its application tie
color and converting them to most beautiful black
dark brown. These articles ke had Of A. B. H. ID.
san ds Fulton street, Kushton, Clark Co. 27, and
Rice Smith, ~ Broadway: William II. Cary 90, 25
Pearl street. and by the Druggists and Perfumers through
ont he
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Wigs and Observation-Disclosures new style
Wigs the most Of nature
invented Those wanting superior article shold
call at BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No Wall
where be found the largest and assortment
tnth A aft CoDv ha
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Gouraud's LIQUID Hair Dye, Is, without


exception reservation the best equal
y celebrated Is Goursud Aedicated Soup for curing PIN
PIES eokles sallowness, chaps roughness Sc. Poudre
Subtitle uproots hair from part of the body ldqud
Ronge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss at Walker street
Broadway.
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CASE oFJAMEs TERNEUR, ESQ


corGu OF TWO YEARS STANDING CURED
OwAsco. Onondaga Go March l4tl,,ls5I
MrssRs. a. J. ScovILL & Co Il will
comp, with pleasure with your request, and
can SAY fiom my own personal experience
that De- Roger's Syrup Of Licermori, Tar
and Cdnchniagua Is the best preparation for
diseases 1t the Lungs now before the public
In the spring Of '49, | was afflicted with
q lmost distressing Cough. attended with
much pain IN the breast and side, pari;cu>
iarly at ni:hl, when it was SO extremely
Troublesome ~ 10 hreakc IN. rest continual,
ty. My Lungs were oppressed with qran:i-
iy Of phlrgm and mntier which was very diff
fcult to raise. hal tried sereraf physicians,
and almost every thing recommended for,ihe
cure OF CONSUMPTION without obtain
ing any relief And seeing no prospect of
being cured by them. but on the contrary
my Cough increasing was induced to try
bottle Of your medicine, and before had
taken il all up it removed the pain. abaIed
my Cough and IN short time cured il cam
ptetsly. 1t has also relieved my Lungs, and
in fact made me, comparatively, A WELL
MAN. will only add, that have sicne
seen it used in nay neighLorhood, in several
instances, with complete success, and would
earnestly advise all persons afflicted with dis
eascd Lungs to give It a trial.
Yours. respectfully, J. TERNEUR.
For SALE, wholesale and retail, by A.
/. SCOVILL & co Proprictors, At their
Principal Depot. GOTHIC HALL, No SOC
Broadway, New York, to whom all orders
lor The Medicine, and letters relating to H.
gencics, should be addressed, post paid.
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4 CLIRGYMAN,-An old and valuable
subscriber has sent us certificate from one
Of his Parishiouers, which he wishes publish
ed for the benefit of his neighbofs, and the
community at large, 1t states. on authority
that needs no conlirma ,ion the particulars
remarkable cure from Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral, an article we have already taken
occasion 10 notice, and which we have rea-
son TO believe is worthy notice. This suffer
or had been reduced very low from the cf>
fecls Of Cold and Cough, caused by over
exertion Ut II fire, nearly three wears since,
and from which il was evident to his friends
that he was fast fastening TO a premature
grave. Many of the remedies of the day
and the advice Of eminent Physicians had
all failed TO afford him relief, when he was
induced TO try the Cherry Pectora, which
soon cured him. The crowded state Of our
columns will not admit the full particulars,
but we earnestly invite the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement in another part
Of our paper Christian Chronicle,
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DAGUE RREOTYP

MR.. w. II. GILMORE would respectful,
inform the citizens Of Middlebury and vicinity
be has taken rooms in Nichols building No y
where for few days he will hold himself ia
readiness, at allhours, TO furnish all who ma,
so desire,with dagucrreotypes Of asiyle and flu
ish not 10 be surpassed in the country. Those
who doubt the truth Of this assurance are INIT
cd to call and try. Perfect satisfaction war
ranted. AZ
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I'll kfts.
DRIGHTox, Jan. %

BHlCHTOSi Jan. ~.
At Market 500 Beef Cattle; 100 Stores,
10 pairs Working Oxen; so Cows and Calves,
2l0O Sheer and Lambs, $50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattc-Extra 1925: quail.
ity sc second do s5a5 So third do s4a4 so.
SroREs.-YeaTling Sl0al3; two years old
s22a30i three years oh s26a4O.
Working Oxen-$l0O, lO5aI2o
Cows AND CALVES 2I, % &c, 29,3Ia35.
SuEEP AND LAMBs--s2, 3a4 afew extra at
s6A7
SwsB-4l-2a5 l'2ci retail Sac &c.
WooL.-The N. Y. Shipping List. Jan.
3lst, says there is"an. improved feeling for
domestic fleece chiefly on account of tine
light stock sales. 1000 lbs full blood Me-
rino and Saxony at AZ a 45 G. 10000 lbs.
medium grades. SO 40 C and $4,000 lbs.
common and quarter merino, so a S5c--
cash.
The GRAIs Market exhibits steady pri-
ces, with good demand. Yellow Corn re;
white 60 a 7oci Oats Ale; Rye, 73a vs.
Boston Courier, Feb 2.
RAILHoAD SrocKs.-Latest quotations -
.i. Rutland "a
Vermont Central 20
ressappsic - Ella
Vermont & Canada s9sioo
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The Extract
MUSIC and DANCING.
GEORGE II. FULLER,

TEACHER OF DANCING, would respect
l. fully announce TO the citizens Of Burling-
ton and vicinity, that he is prepared to engage
in the business of his profession, where his ser
vices are required. All The late FASHION.
ABLE DANCES taught in the most approx
ed and modified forms, as introduced by the
justly celebrated Professor G. dc Korponay, of
Philadelphia from whom have letters Of zee.
concentration. Having associated myself with
II. f WHITcoMB, in the above business, we
are prepared to take schools, instruct private
classes, and furnish the best music fer BALLS
PARTIES, &C., in any number Of pieces re
quired. All communica tons addressed TO
GEo. X. FULLER, Milt0n, VI or II. T.. WHIT
CONN, Middlebury, VT, will receive prompt at.
tentioa.
Burlington. Oct 2, 1851. 25-.f
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Dir0,

In this place. Jan. 2,d, CHARLES DEAN,
youngest child OF Charles L. & Eleanor Crane,
aged one year and - days.
Those sorowed hesrts-ihey had drank deep Of
sorrow's fount before;
And dsemsd theireuP ofbiiteIness viii grief was
flowing DER,
A,hes I" ashes, dust to dust, earth had received
ilsown,
The child of many prayer, aud tears, the cherished,
lovely one.
And they had wePt mourners weep, the tears were
The love of that Io', little one wa, g.eu in memo.
~;
For sesres upon its infant bed the inrf vas seen
grow,
Ere thu death snselin hi, might had laid Their 10 49,
In orwell, Jan. lith, Mrs ELIZA e.
Losc, wife of Mr.. Luman c. Long, of Rut-
land aged 26 years.
In Ripton, Dec. 2sth, WIN. HARrsuoaS, re-
Gently from Mddlebury, aged 81 years.
His disorder was first lung fever, bat an
affection of the heart set in, which carried him
off. Printers in Ohio, MijIigan, & Conaccli-
cut are requested, &c.
In Sudbury, RoLLIN CHAnLEs, son OF DIR.
C. w. Horton, aged "a.
= In Monkton on the 30th nlt., Mrs. SUSAN
Ma NILES, wife of the late William Miles, ESQ.,
aged 50 years.
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Canker BaIsam.
HARTFORD.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agen
or the HARTFoD FIRE INsURAscE CoMPAYr
for Middlebury and vicinity and will receiyr
proposals for insuring property against loss o
tion OF this company and the promptness with
which all their transactions have been charac-
terised render II unnecessary 10 say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
Office intrusted TO him will BE faithfully and
punetually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, agent.
Middlebury, FEB. %. lst2, ss;y.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOL
CONSUMPTION,


CONSUMPTION,
And the best medicine known 10 man for
Asthma Of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, iunuenzn, Coughs, Colds. Bleed.
ing of The Lungs, Shor,ncss Of Breath, Pains
and Weakness in the Side, Breast, &c., and
all other diseases OF the
rULMANARY ORGANS.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!
The greater the value Of any discovery,
the higher il is held in the eseem Of the
public, and SO much in proportion is that
public liable to be imposed upon by the spu-
rious limitations Of ignorant, detigung and
dishonest men, who, like the drone in the
hive, have neither the ability nor inclination
to provide for themselves, but thrive and
luxuriate upon the earnings of the deserving.
Now that this preparation is well known
to be more certain cure for iucipient CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA. LIVER COW
PLANT, COUGHS BRONCHITIS and
all similar affections. Than any other remedy
ever known. there will be, and NOW ARE
found those 80 villanously wicked as to con-
cocta spurious. and perhaps poisonous
mixture, aud try to palm it of as the genuine
Bal-am.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
Agent, fur Wistar's Bal.am Agent w. RusseI,
MidJl,bury J. -. Nrcdham. BristoIi Al Ro.cDe,
son, =. Huntington, verscnnes T. c. smith, Monk
ton.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember.
District of Ad ison-ss ( cd that at a Pro.
hate Court, held In Mlidlchury, in and for the
District OF Addison, on the 27ih day of Jan.
tary, A. ID. 1852:
William Ellsworth, administrator of the
estate OF
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH
late OF Hancock, in said district deceased, pre-
sents his petition in writing 10 this court, pray
ing for license to sell the rcal estate Of the said
deceased for the purpose Of paying the debts
of said deceased and expenses Of ndministra
zion; and therein sets forth the amount Of
dcbis allowed by commissioners against said
estate, and the expenses of administration, the
value OF the personal estate and the situation
of the real estate Of said deceased, and that it
is necessary to sell all the real estate of said
deceased Tor the purpose aforesaid: 1t is
lhereupon ordered, that the said petition be
considered by this court, ut the session thereof
to be held at the Office of the Register OF this
Court. in said Middlehury. on Thursday, the
! 9th day Of February next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon: and that notice thereof .bc
given to all persons interested, that they may
appear aud make their Objections, if any
they may have, to said time hcing granted. bv
publishing u certified copy Of this order in the
MiIdlchnry Registcr-a newspaper printed nj
said Middlchury- three weeks successive "
previous to the time Of said Court
JEp. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
a true copy Of record.
Al JED. S BusHNrLI, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We The subscribers, being appointed ~ IN
Probate Court Tor the District Of Addison
Commissioners, to receive. examine and ad-
just all claims and demands OF all PERSONS, a.
yainSt the estate of
JOHN BURDITT,
late urS1liSbury, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims AMI demands exhibited in
offset hereto, and six months from the 24lh
day Of November, being allowed by said
Cour for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the husi-
ness of our said anooinlment, at The dwelling
house of Br.sry Bniditt injSalisbury, on the
3D. Monday ~ March and May, from nine
O'Clock. a NJ. until four o'clock, p. NJ. on
each of said days.
SUMNER BRIGGS,
T. II, WEEKS,
Dated at Salisbury, this 10Th day of Jan
1889 I0.3w
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STATE OF VERMONT Be it re.
District of New Haven, IS. membered
that, Of Probate gdur,holdcn ut Bristol,
in said district, on the 81 day of February,
1882 the Administrator on tho estate of
ORIN BURNttAM,
late Of Sterkshcro, 10 said district, deceas>
ed Ihade application to said Court, 10 have
his account with said estate ns adminsua.
TOR thefeoi examined and allowed; where
upon the said court ordered the said admin
isrator TO notify all persons concerned 10
appear alta probate court 10 be holden
al The office Of the Judge Of said Court, in
Bristol, 10 said district. on The first Monday
Of March, 1852, rt 10 O'Clock, forenoon,
then aud there TO make objection. to the al
iowance of said account, il they see cause,
by publishing II copy OF this order in the
Middebury Register newspaper printed
stMiddlehury. In This Stale--three weeks
successfully previous TO said time appoint.
ed for said settlement.
HARVEY MuSsItL, Judge.
a true copy of record.
ALB Attest. II. MuNsiLL, Judge.
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expressed himself satisfied, provided he might
be permitted the privilege offeducing the fact.
OF the conversation to Writing, for the inform
alton Of his Government. The President CON
scented, and thus the matter stands Meantime
NJ Hulsemaun has given Secretary Webster
officially and socially,thc cut direct, and avoids
all occasions where there is necessity of con
tact, refusing even to dine where the Secretary
Of State dimes. So the Austiians hate has
struck TO his siomach.-Sminq tietd Republican.
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III arrir0.

In Hincshurgh, Dec. 3oth. by the Rev. O. s.
lloyt, Mr.. MUYRor ID. PARMELEE, OF Bristol,
to Miss LOUISA NJ. PAnTcu, Of Ilnesburgh.
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jonathan llagar, Esq, Hon. Doras;us Woos
ter Russell Vallett, e. iIcrvcy, Alanson Dus
tin, Doct VIM. Bass, Harvey Wilcox, Gcorc,
Dustin. 3l.3n
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L. LAWRENCE AND son,
ONLY MANUFAcrUKERs
~ T. NJ L. n II n II ~ n IT NJ

D F NJ ED FORD RUM.
100 Ilhds and 500 Bills. old Medford Rum
on hand and for sale at 81 cents per gallon,
Casu.
Apply at our Office No IA Chatham ST., Bos,
ton, before the Maine Liqsor law Is passed and
put 10 force In Mass. Look out for counter.
feit sismped Medlord Rum
Medford, Jan. 30. 1852. DOM
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Notice.
Repairing Clocks.

4 ,LEANING and REpAIRISG CLOCKS, and
~ other tinkcring done by the subscriber in
this village aud vicinity. lie will also 20 into
other towns to do the above business, if he can
have free passage and board included.
Orders addressed TO me, or A. DUSTIN, will
receive due attention. C. ID. STORRS.
Middlcbnry, Dec Il, 1851.