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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14

STATE OF VERMONT,l At a Probate
District al New Haven, S.. Court holden al
Bristol, in said district, this 22d day of De
cemher 1851, il is ordered hy said Court. that
all persons concerned he notified To appear he
fore said Count, al a session thereof 10 he hold
en- at Bri>tul, III said district, TN the first Mon
day OF February, 1852 ut l0o'cluck in the fore
noon. at the office OF the Judge Of SAID Couii.
to show cause, if any they may have whv the
liberty and ulhoriiy requested in the foregoing
application Nhu uid not lie granted, &iha' forIhat
purpose the said application. ineether with this
or Ter, he published in the Mddlcluiv Register
~ newspaper printed at sand Nildleburv, in
this Siate-threc weeks successfully, as soon
As NAV be
In witness whereof, have hereunto affixed
{ ~ the seal Of said Court, and sub
I l.. =. Scrihei my name, at Bristol, in
I ~ said district. this 22d day Of De-
ceml'er, 1881
36,3w HARVEY MUNSiLL, Ju1ge.
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To H. lion HE Probate Court to- The District o,

To III lion HE Probate Court .fo- The District Of
N,o linen.
Augustus S. Harris, Of Bristol, in said dis
lriet Administrator Of the Estate Of
JUDI II HARRIS
late II Bristol, Aforesaid, deceased inlestnte,
respectfully represents 10 said Cont that the
said interstate did in her Lifetime enier into a
certain conhaci, in writing. tcni1g dale the
18th ddv of February 1899, To and with "ne
Alvah 5. Wright. then OF Canton. in the coun.
~ al st. Lawrence, ard State # New York,
now OF New Haven. in said district, To CON.
vry to The said Alvah S. Wright, all her right.
Tile interest AID dcmah: in and 10 The estate.
olh real and personal, of Calvin IIvde, late
of New Haven aforesaid deceased, 10 which
said Estate She is heir it law
Dated Bristol, December %. 1851.
a. S. HARRIS, admir-.
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UERRE0TYPES.

MR. w II. GILMORE would respectfully
inform Tue citizens Of Nddlchury and vicinity.
he has taken rooms in Nichols builiing(Nn H.
where for few days he will hold himself in
readiness, at alhours, to furnish all who may
SO desire. with dagaerreotrpes of style ard fin.
ish not iObe surpassed in the country. Those
who doubt the truth Of this assurance are invt-
ted to call and try. Perfect satisfaction war
ranted 81
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Notice.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

COMMlS SIONERS' NOTICE.
We, The subscribers, being appointed ., The
Probate Quart Tor the District ui Addison,
O. nmi>>i0uerS, 10 receive, examine and adj.
just all claims and demands OF all persons, a.
gainSt the estate of
JONATHAN GIBSON.
late vf S lisbuI Y, IN said District. deceased
and also i'll claims aud demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; aud six months from the 26h
day OF December, 1851, bting allowed by said
Conn for that purpose, We do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to The hu>i-
ness Of ur said Appointment, at The dwelling
honse OF Widow Esther Gibson, in Salisbury,
on lhr last Wednesdays Of February aud June
nrxl, from nine o'ci.'rk. a W. until four o.
clock, p. M. on each Of said days.
JOHN PROITT
LYMAN p, VIII If, CONS
MILES STO Y,
Dated al Salisbury, this Both day of Dee
1851. 37'3w
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For the Public.

DAINTED PALS and UBS,-Buttcr
Tubs and s p Buckets for sale b, the sub.
scrhcrs at their Factory, formerly the judd
marble factory,
o. Cash paid for SAPLING PINES "a
few cords more wanted this season.
CrT Ware sold 10 the trade on AS favorah lie
terms as can be obtained in MasSachusct
SKEELE & ME RIIL
BY \. H. HAND. 4 !eut
Middlehnrv. Jan II. 1852 3S.lv
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In Milford, Oakland Co Mich on the 22d
nit. MIS-. ) MANIA DiCKERMAN, formerly
CT this Viltge in the 18th year ct hcr age
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e nlS sQlurloaD
TT o e &c &c &,

TflE subscriber wuuld ichdcr his thauks tu
4 the puhlr, for the liberal p lronnec 'r'c.
toforr received, nj h"rrs r'oSc rpl'cHil"n
same.
sf All work lone NJ my shop will be- cut
aud made in such mnuntraS to give n Ire
lis 'ciun, liz ~ r 20 III, and the IN uncr of
making up N n,w cioih Vill h furnished and
no ch :e"s made iinvuu Gouc work far me
lof the most re>prrfnhlc gtnticm'uir town, nj,
l> lura' know, civei 81 i>thriion, pc X
thus confident, References niil &c gwen TO
those who may enquire ~ my shop
Z 3JCU1 TING done al sh 1t notice.
Il, Sh"p over Gnl,rs store it stewards
Building L. BERTRn ND.
Niddchury Dee 1871. Sc
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G A S H M E r E S

from the choicest shawl goats of Tibet, woven
by the fairest girls Of CircaSsia, so exquisite
embroidered as TO resemble paintings by I
most delicate pencils Of Canton, such as AIRY
worn by Emperors who preside at the Feast
Roses in the Acacia Groves Of Ispahan.
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Nj C X l. A n ID

proposes to make up The GOODS in style
thai will put The Lilies in an active state Of
ioiing and spinning, and at prices warranted
satisfactory TO the most humble admircr Of the
Art Df Ans
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DR. ]. Pettit's Medicines,
Canker Balsan.

safe ana iialIlh" 'enedy for i't"USll ~ NURS
ihb Slhf MOUTH. For The cure Of Infant
aud sore nipples, II never fails For sweae0 guns al
chihIeb hen ir'fhinp, II viii give immediate relief
tANhhh III The mouth throat, siOmuch nr bowels AZ
conpanying tanker rash scarlet fever frquer hui
rev Iueest rFmrve It rafeiy. Fur Brnnthni, enlaIg
I'd ionsis Qu'sy, sore TbfOal aud Hnarseness moth.
!nE can cOInDeie with II
Tue hhose Medsines fs sale by appoini,d agents
70 almost erery Town bnh yiihge in N. H. and VI aud
het are aulboriz-a {" refund the Boury paid return
- ~. oohe or hnk To suoh sahs as lls Medicine
FArhryLLr. according To diTseuns n The results are
aol saIisficioTy.
= n. ". WOODWARD
hasefhill, Crnr0n Co.. N. N. General A cent.
agents middlebuiy; w. Y, Russell & n A. sHTLpGs
EAs' h1oiepuryi GUsTAvvs PrSuSs % COW ON,
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" e S TIN G S .

VELVETS from France and Italy, downy
in their melancholy beauty as The Black Swans
Of the Bosphorns; some dyed in the sorrowful
blossoms Of the Mica; others embroidered
like the lowered Girlles OF Kashan, and dog
cheap at four dollars per pattern.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-25
$500 CHALLENGE.

VTTHArEvER concerns the health und hap.
wv pfness of people is at all times Ofthe
most valuable Importance, take Il for gram
ted that every person will do all in their pow
er, to save the liveF Of their children, and that
every person will endeavor to promote their
own health at nll sacrifices. feel It 10 be
INV duty TO soIemnly assure youth WORMS,
acc o,dinr 10 fie'oplnion of the most celebru-
led pbvsscians, are the primary causes Of >
ierra - 1,.;o,- ,-;ty Of diseases to which children
and admits % are liable; il you have an appetite
cont;nuaIIy con chang, ,able from one kind offoc1d
to al other, bad breata pain IN ihe stomach; Y
picking at the nose, hard e's anu rInvss r. -
the belly, dry cough, slow Il W, nd,s r Warns.
ular-remember that all these de. Wv. sesy.'
and You should at once apply the rel. ~
HcBENSACK'S WORM SYRUl. s.
An article founded upon scientific prime,
Plies, compounded with purely vegetable sub :
stances, being perfectly safe when taken, and
can be given 10 the most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect, where bowel com.
plants and diarrhoea have made them wea&
and debilitated the tonic properties of my
worm syrup are such, that il stands without
an equal in the catalogue of medicines, in civ
ing tone nd strength TO the stomach, which
makes it an infsllble remedy for those affiict.
ed with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures per.
formed by this syrup after physicians have
fuiled, is the best evidence Of its efficacy over
ala others
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watches and JewcIry,

FREDERICK 81 IIALIER,
One door aboue Oakes & Buskirk's, Front street,
EEAVING located in this city, for Soq
Il 4 The purpose of prosecuting the Sl7M.
Jewelry business in all its branches, snA
5eg leave to announce 10 the citizons Of p"rts-
mouth, and vicinity, that they have on hand,
and are constantly receiving fresh supply Of
Jewelry, consisting in part. Of Watches ana
Clocks, Ear and Finger Rings, Breast-pins
Spectdcles, &c., &c. From their long expert
ence in :hs line, they nattcr themselves tha
they can please all who may give them call
aud wish by their attention to business, t
merit liberal share OF public patronage.
GJ>Watches & Clocks repaired on the short
est mott e, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
N. B.-Lunet Glass, 25 eta; patent do
common, IS cts; Verge 81 handspring
81, and all other work in proportion, and TO
jobbng, they think they cannot be surpassed il
the country.
Feb. I6, '52-Trib. & Clip d&wtf.
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Land for Sale or Barter.

vEyHREE tracts Of Land, ono of 666eN
II acres, and one ofl "a acres OH Twelve IL
Pole and close to the Ohio river aid one Of
300 acres on Whites Geek of Big sandy II
miles from its Junction with the Ohio These
lands are covered with large growth Of vel.
low poplor, white oak, ash, beech, &C., lying
close OH theOhio river. They contain canne
and bituminous coal, iron ore, &c. The tim
ber can be put into the Ohio river in RATS al
from A to S cents per running foot. Persons
requiring large timber; will find it easily reach
led.
The land when cleared is admirably adapted
for growing tobacco, grain, etc. The Central
Virginia railroad will pass close to tho large
tract. The whole will be sold at SO per acre
and groceries, dry goods, ETC., taken in ex-
change, or il may be paid for in one, two and
three years, with interest. Title clear and in.
disputable. Apply at this Office, or to
JAS.TODD, Guyandottc, Va.
Nov. 5, ls5l--dwtf
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Gunsnith.
II. b. ZEIGLER.

A8l B Successor to v. Gahr, at
49, the old stand corner Of Sec
" ond and Jefferson streets,
Portsmouth, continues to Manufacture and
keep on hand. all kinds Of articles in his line,
such as
Rifles, Shot-Guns, Pistols, &C.,
VIII ch being mostly Of his own make, he will
warrant to bo of the best quality.
He would particularly call attention to his
Improved T'ioist Rifles, which will be found 10
be superior article & TO give general satisrac-
tion. All orders, by steamboat, or other rise,
will b promptly and carefully attended to.
He invites his friends and the public gen.
orally, 10 give him call as having been Tor
u long tme in the employ Of v. Gahr, the
public may rely upon having work done in The
best man ner, and he is determined to work as
cheap, and to give us good bargains as can be
found at any other place.
Portsmouth, March 26, le52-w6m
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California Items:

The difficulties about the Chinese contin.
ue, though it would seem from statement
made in the San Francisco Herald that they
are not as numerous in California as The
French and Spanish Americans, and there
fore not 10 be feared on account of excessive
numbers.
Quartz mining is turning out to be exceed
ingly profitable. @
A duel was fought opposite Sacramento
City between H. A. DeCourcy, editor of the
Calaveras Chronicle, and Mr.. w. H. Carter
and resulted in the former being shot in the
right side Of the abdomen. They Tough
with pistols at twenty PAGES distance, ant
fred but once. DeCourcy was the challen
ging party, having been struck in the fac,
by Carter few days previous.
The State Journal says that Marshal Nc
Dowell had arrested man with fifty-fv,
pounds Of bogus dust in his possession
which had been manufactured in New Yorl
and sent out there for disposal.
There has been great desertion of sailors
from the vessels in San Francisco harbor
The miners on the bars and rivers ure do
ing good business.
The growing crops are doing finely; fruit,
and garden productions promise we'll, ant
tue barley, rye and hay will yield fine har
vests. e,
There is less apprehension from The Indi
ans than has been entertained for some time
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Books and Stationary.

VKT E are now receiving and opening the
w largest and best assoTtmentof
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
ever offered in this city. We make the as
sertion without fear Of contradiction, that nc
town in Ohio is better supplied than Ports
mouth with every article in our line. Oul
stock was selected in the New York and Phila.
delphin markets, from the publishers, manu-
acturers and importers--thus avoiding all
second rofts, and placing us upon equal terms
with tho jobbers anv where.
Tho public are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine our stock and prices, as we pledge
ourselves TO sell as low as any other house in
the western country.
]. STEPHENSON & co
corner Front and Market sic. Portsmouth.
Ooct. S-dw u is
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NJ The German emigrants recently arrived
al New York have brought with them $2,500,-
600 in specie. In all that constitutes the
wealth.of uation-labor and capital combin-
ed--Gerp,anY is Of more service to usatp res
ent than California.-0. S. Journal.
Gen. Scott didn't think much of the Ger
mans, nor the Irish, nor foreigners generally,
when he wrote bis celebrated Native American
letter.
What huge "ba'unce of trode' Europe
must be hesping up against US, when we are
drawing thousands of her people and millions
Of her money weekly;-and these the Journo
say are Of more service TO us than California.
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Murder OF WoMAN.--Last Friday evening
woman named Elizabeth Collins, living about
mile from Evansville, was murdered by her
nephew. Oliver Marshall owed small bill
for board and washing to Mrs, Colling, who,
on dunnirg him for it, on Friday afternoon,
close to her own house, was treated in violent
manner by him, being dragged around by the
hair, &c. He Afterwards got large club and
proceeded to the house. She ordered him moi
to come in the yard or house, and picked up q
small stick. She was a feeble old woman, aged
on the fact being known, started in pursuit, and
succeeded in arresting Marshall, whom they
lodged in jail.-Lou. COur.
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GhOCERIEs.

" HOCEHlES.
AM receiving the best selected stock Of
a FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
ever offered for sale in this market, consisting
inpart Of RI. t7ET
Orleans. Crushed, Clarified and Loaf Su-
gars; la}
Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, sS
Sugur House and Golden Syrup;
Eastern Rio and Java Coffee;
Young Hyson, Black, Gunpowder aud
Imperial Teas, Of different grades
Boston Soluble and homeopathic Choco.
late;
Stages celebrated Fancy SugaF-cured
Hams, with directions for the different
modes Of cooking.
Murtin's ceebrated extract OF Coffee;
Baking Powder aud Baking Yeast.
A variety Of Rrooms:
Water, Boston and Butter Crackersa
Sugar aud Soda Biscuit; M
Water and Lemon favored Picnic Crack
ers--a new aud very finc article;
Spices, pure Essences, Perfumcry, CASTLE
and fancy Soaps; Mint, Lemon, Cherry and
strawberry Acidulptcd Drops-the most de-
licious and finely favored article. ever manu-
featured; with great variety Of articles too
numerous for newspaper advertisement.
| would respectfully invite oil TO give me q
call and Examine for themselves. eiaas.
April 20, '52-dti- WIN, MILLER.
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The Pennsylvania Delegation.

The Philddel phia Gazette states that at a
recent meeting held in that city, one thousand
satin badges, bearing the inscription "Penn-
sylvunia Delegation" were ordered TO be pro-
cured, and Winners brass band were enga-
g, d to accompany The delegation TO Balti-
more. The old banners and devices Of The
party are 10 be taken along.
IL Dayton Gazette.
There is the "two dollars day and roas
beef" banner, and that of the bloodhound;
worrying the poor Indians, and that of The
poor miners, manufacturers and laborers.
with their loaves of black bread, and that o
Van Buren, and his cabinet eating soup ou
of silver plates with gold spoons, and hun
dreds of others such, not omitting by any
means the coon, the emblem Of the party
What sensation thea one thousand whis
delegates from Philudcl phia, bearing sucf
banners, must have created in Baltimore yes
terday! The halcyon days Of whiggery were
there brought vividly,to mind, and the i'm
preston operated SO powerfully on the
members Of the convention that hey adj
| journed Immediately from noon TO six in The
evening, 10 enable them TO work off the ex.
ci,ement. Who knows but these banners
may be the means of saving the convention
from breaking upin row Shouldn't won.
der Gin. Eng.
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THE TAPE wnRMl

This is the most difficult worm 10 destroy 'cf
all that infest,tle human system, il growsto
an almost indefinite length becoming so coed
aud fastened in the intestnes and stomach af.
tecting the health SO sndly as 10 cause ST. vi.
us dance !, fits, etc that those afflicted seldom
fever suspect that it is tape worm Fastening
them to an early grave. In order TO destroy
this worm. very energetic treatment must be-
pursued, it would therefore be proper 10 takc
6 to Of my liver pills SO as to remove all OBJ
structions, that the Worm syrup may direct
upon the worm, which must bc taken in doses
Of 2 tables poonfnlls3 times day these direc-
tions followed have never been known 10 fail in
curing the most obstinate case Of tape worm.
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Late arrival of Boots & Shoes
R. LLOYD & CO.,

TIT AVE just received an unusually large
i and choice assortment of Boots and Shoes
TO which the attention Of the public is respect.
fully invited. Being well acquainted with the
business, aud having most Of our stock, man.
uiactured under our own oircctions-purcha
sing as we have, a large stock in one of the
best ma rk els in the world-profting by these
and combination of like advantages, VIC fee
confident that we are enabled TO meet the
wants of the entire community both in quail.
ty and price. We would say 10 country mer.
chants furnace proprietors and all others, that
rs we are constantly receiving additions, there
by keeping our stock full and complete, We
ran give us good bargains as can be obtained il
any western market; and all who will fayol
us with call will receive cordial welcome
and we will take pleasure in showing on.
goods that you may have a practical convic
tiou Of our statement
| April !.
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HoBENsACK's LIVER FILLS.

No part ofthe system is more liable 10 dis
cTse than the Liver, il serving as filterer TO
purify the blood, or giving the proper sccre--
ton 10 the bile; go that any wrong action of
the Liver effects the other important parts of
the system, and results variously, in liver COM
platnt, jauudlce, dyspepsia, etc. Wc should,
therefore watch every symptom that might in
dicate wrong action Of the liver. These pills
bein composed OF roots and plants furnished by
hat Ire TO hea! The sick: Namely, 1st, An ex-
pectorant, which augments the secretion from
the pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes
the dischare Of reled matter. 2ud. Anal
ternate which changes in some inexplicabe
and insensiblc manner the certain morbid ac-
ton of the system. 3rd. A tonic which gives
tone and strength 10 the nervous system, re-
ncwing health and vigor 10 all parts Of the
body. 4,h, A CATHARTIC, which acts in
perfect harmony with the other ingre ents, and
Operating on the Bowels, aud expelling he
whole mass Of corrupt and vitiated matt er, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys discase
and restores health.
TO FEMALES.
| You will find these Pills nninvaluable med
icino in many complaints 10 which you are
subject. In distractions either total or par
tial, they have been found OF inestilnable ben.
eft, restoring their functional ar angemtnts
10 a healthy action; purif ing The blood and
other fluids so cffecually to put to fight all
complaints which may arse from female irreg-
hlariies, as headache, giddiness dimness OF
sight, pain in The side buck etc. >..
None genuine unless signed J N. IIobeD.
sack, all others being base Imitation.
UJ'Agents wishing new supplies und Store
Keepers desirous of bccom g Agents must al :
dress the Proprietor, ] N. llobrnsack, p,ila-
dolphin Pa.
J. & G. Reaksrt Pearl ST. Cincinnati, Whole
sale agt for Ohio, McVey & Go. Ports smoutt
Shacklrlold & Criclton, Portsmouth Lansing
& Stafford, Chillicolhc Woodrow, liilislVro'.
and by every respectable storekeeper in the
country where you can get u pamphlet.
June 10, le52,-dwIy e
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Carpets, Carpets.

A N additional supply Of Rich 2 and 3 Ply
"A Ingram Carpets, Mating, 5.4 and Ga
Floor Oil Cloths, Rich Rugs, Adelaide, Sheep
skin, Tuited g. Skeleton Mats, just received
10 which the particular attention Of buyers e
requested ELDEN BROS g. co.
May Is 50 dwtr. 7"
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Change of Place.
R. ELL & CO..

Es. Is h II II ~ q o..
VETITH a view of enlarging their opera
wv lions--of being better prepared to meet
the wants Of their increasing trade, have added
two more rooms 10 their manufacturing depart.
ment, aud taken for their sales rooms, those
formerly occupied by, VIM. Eden & Co., Zone
door north OF their old stand) where they are
able and willing to exhibit a stock of BOOTS
and SHOES, for Spring trade, unequulled in
this country, as to quality and pliGe. They
would respectfully invite the atteulion'of deal.
ors, TO work Of their own manufacture. feeling
assured that II Is superior in every respect, to
anything OF foreign importation aud us low in
price. All kinds Of Eastern work on hand fol
the benefit Of those that prefer il, 10 make nj
ian assortment complete, Call and examine a,
our now store In Market street, two doors north
Of the State Bank.
Portsmouth Feb. 26 1852 DIV.
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NJ One hundred operatives in the Salisbury
Mills, Mass, were discharged last week, by
the new agent Of the Company, for persistiug
in a practice which they had long enjoyed Of
taking fifteen minutes, forenoon and afternoon,
for 'luncheon." A large meeting of the ciii-
gems of Amtsbury has been held, and much ex-
citement prevails in regard to the matter