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Notice to Inc R.nsfics.

Those that initiate DR.. Townsends Sarsaparln have
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females
&c, &C. ana have copied bills and circulars which
relates - the complaints Of women, word for wordothcr
men vino put up mricne have since the great success
Of Dr. Townscnd Sarsapariila in complaints incident to
females Recommendations although previously they did
not number Of these mixtures, Pills, &c, iniu-
rious to females they nggavate disease, and under
mine the constitution. Dr. Townsends is the only and
best remedy for the mum 3rous female complants--it
rarely if fails of eccting permanent cure. II
be taken by the delicate females in any case,
or hv those expecting to become mothers, with tho
greatest advantages it prepares the system and
prevents pain danger, ana strengthens both mother
Gnd child. Be careful to get the genuine.
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is Just receiving direct from New York and other Eastern
es, of the la gcs aud completeussortments Of
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Opinions of Physicians.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is 10 ce-!'. hat we, the undersigned Physicians
of the City of Albany have in numerous cases prescribed
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparrla and believe it to be one
Of the most valuable preparations in the market.
II. P. PULLING, NJ. ID.
J. WILSON, NJ. ID.
Il. Z. BRIGGS, NJ. u.
r. f. EIMENDORF, NJ D.
m. An,;
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FALL ANHWINTER GOODS,

has brought thus mael They have been SELECTED
est care and attention. particular reference welfare Of
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
ETHAN ALLEN,
GREEN MOUNTAIN HEROES OF '7e.

-Nor in Press, ami wW appear Jam Isl,
1883
EMBRACING the carly career Of the hero
II of Ticonderoea his bold incursion into
Canada his capture, imprisonment and trans
portatlon to England, in irons, with his brave
companions his cruel treatment by the Brit
ish, as related 10y himself and other skctchc.
fhis military and private life and adventures
and chose Of hin noishboring contemporaries
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS, with the most in
teresting portions of our Revolutionary lis
tory with which he was connected some ac
count Of his singular views o religion, etc
etc. together with complete synopsis ofthe
early History ofNermont, and the Interesting
characters and incidents attendant upon that
period BY II. W DE PUY,
(AHtior Of "kossath" ami "Lonis Nepol-
can and his Timcs;')
Who has visited the home and scenes of Colo
mel Aires life, and had access to his own
writings and history, and facts from
his family,
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rom ." Kmaey's Heroic S.otae Of Coi. Ethan
hHen.n
The Work will contain over Four Hundred
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s-<'- Age nts Wanted to sell the Work II
every town in the United States and Capadas
81: HORACE WENTWORTH.
Publisher, Sc Washington St b oston, Mass
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Middlebury Female Seminary

rTNIlE Trustees have the pleasure TO an
l. nDulcs tina: Mr. WM. f BAscoM formerly
Tutor in Middlebury College and late the
Principal of Potslam Aca lcmy, has accept
ed the appointment Of PRiNCiPAL of the
MpnLEBuRY FEMALE SEMiNAky, and will i'm
mediately enter upon his duties in this insti-
tuition Mr.. Basccm's high reputation as a
scholar and instructor will commend this Sc
lection, it is believed, to the public conf
dence, as one highly suspicious to the impor-
iant interests Of the institution. Mrs Bias
com also, has been formerly known as an In
structor in the Seminary, and will be as
Sociated with him in its management, togeth-
G. with capable assistants in all department,
of Instruction. The First Quarter of the
Second Acalemical Term will commence I'M
der the management Of Mr. Bascom, on Mon
day, February 2lst, and continue eleven
wecks.-Terms payable at the middle of the
Quarter;
Common English Branches, So 90
Higher, / 90
Latin, extra, 90
Music on the Piano and Singing, 500
Use of Instrument , 90
Vocal Music | 90
French, 3 90
Drawing 9 90
Board, including Lights, Washing ant
Room rent, per quarter Of eleven weeks
$22 90: Fuel, extra.
T. \. MERRILL,
Chairman of the Trustees
Middlcbury. Jan. 20, 1858.
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DIR. wEAyERS MEDICINES-THEIR Eff
FECTS ON CANKER AND SALT RnEUM


Paw Paw, Mich, Nov. 3, 1851
Messrs s. A. Weaver e. Co-Gentlemen
Ny daughter has been troubled with Cankcr
and Salt Rheum for the last year, and it in
creased day after day to that extent that my
self and friends became so alarmed that we
thought there must be something done for
her, or she must die we tried many kinds of
Medicines, but nothing did her any good, but
she rather grew worse. She kept about till
last May, and said she must give up, go to
bed and die there was no help for her The
most skilful PLY sicans of the place attended
her, and no help could she receive from their
aid. If she took any nourishmcnt ii would
produce vomiting her hands and face were
covered with sores, her strength had worn a.
way, our friends and neishbors gave her up
to die, and physicians too said there was no
help for her they could not do her any good,
l was almost discouraged myself Hearing
of your Cankcr and Salt Rhcum Syrup,
which led me to procure one bottle of
your agents, +. Smith & Co, of this place.
About the middle of August she commenced
using it according to directions, and ! must
say the first dose She took she said she felt
better, and it stopped her vomiting, and in
five DAYS she could walk the room with lit
tie help. She continued the use of your
medicine, and in a few days the Canker came
lulO ntT hlOutn. 1 IlIOcuitu pilt uhAtlf Oh
your Canker Cure and appli ID it TO the Can
kcr, which soon disappeared. The Cerate
she used freely on her sores, which soon cured
them She shortly began to eat her regular
meals, and increase in stfcngth -Four bottles
of your Syrup have saved my daughters life
She is now very heshy, and apparently well
l owe it all to DR.. S A. Wcavcrs Cankcr and
Salt Rhcuin Syrup. l believe this medicine
has done what nothing else could do, and we
most cheerfully recommend it to all who may
be troubled with that complaint.
DR.. s. A. Weaver Sir: If you think this
information worthy of your notice, Sou are
at full liberty to p.blish il to the world.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs HANNAH BEACON, daughter of
WM TANNER
DIR. 8. A. Weaver Dear Sir 1t gives me
pleasure to say that the above will be consid-
cred by all who are acquainted with Mrs
Hannah Beacon, a simple statement of facts,
given with the hope of allcviating suffering
| would add that the certificate IS from a
source in the highest sense reliable, and wor
thy of confidence. Yours truly and sincerely,
40Iw A. STEWART.
Middlebury, Russell & Powell, agents, Yer
gennes, +. Huntington and by Druggists gem
orally
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LETTERS FROM VERMONT
GREAT SUCCESS OF TIE OXYGENATED
BITTERS.

South Royalton, Vt, Nov s. 1851
Messrs Reed, Bates & Austm,-Pleasc
send us another dozen of your Oxygcnatcd
Btters, by express. The medicine is selling
very well, and is highly spoken Of by all who
have used it in this vacinity | have used
two or three bottles in my family, with the
most satisfactory results, and believe il to be
just what it is recommended to be- a cure for
Dyspepsia, and as such. would recommend all
who are afflicted with that distressing malady
to try it, DAVID McCAlNE,
Firm Of Morgan, MoCainc & Co.
Burlington, Vt, Nov, Il, 1851.
Mcssrs, Reed Bates & Austin,
Gcntlemen,-I am pleased to state, that
have tried the OXygrnatcd Bitters for lndi-
gestion and Debility and found immediate re-
lief from the use of only part of bottle.
] have the greatest confidence in it rs a cure
for Dyspepsia and General Debility, and re
commend it with much pleasure to all per-
sons aboring under those diseases
You are AZ liberty to use this rs you think
proper, to promote the sale Of this excellent
medicine. Yours, &c,
JAMES LEWIS.
DR., Lewis Is a Dentist, and highly rcspcc-
table.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No 20 Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle :: six bottles for So.
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SKY-LTGHT
D A G u f R r E A N
GABLE r. Y.

n T.. TAPLEl would respectfully inform
taken Rooms in Mr.. Stewards Building, aud
fitted them up in RESI- tctablc manner, with
\ large Sky-light suitable for securing first
class DagucrrcotypeS. Mr. Z. 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 would
assure the public that pains on his part will
be spared to afford entire satisfaction The de
mand for first class Dagucrreolypes still con-
tinucs, but it is u demand which can only be
satisfied by the liic-ikc, speaking likeness,
well secured and well defncd-a likeness
which will remain fresh and beautiful when
pale film o'crsprcads the beaming eye. Poo
pie are not satisfied with mere slIadpwy rep
reScntation of their faces-thcy say, give us
4 bold, well defined impression, or we want
none and am glad lit is so, for the people
have in many cases been villanouSly impos-
ed upon by mon whose ignorance Of the prin-
ciplcs Of this beautiful Art, and imbccility
in its execution, are only cquallcd by their
unrivallcd impudence and assuranc,.-Mr
T. boasts not of any particular merit which he
may or may not possess in this Art. He re-
spectfully asks the cirzcns Of this place to
call at his rooms aud satisfy themselves 10y
sitting for "a picture"
BY the aid of large Sky-light, pictures
can be taken in cloudy as well as fair weather
Prices, from 81 90 to $500 Sick or deceased
persons attended at their residences
Middlebnry, Dec. 81, 1852 353m.
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Vermont Agric u,tural Society.

At meeting Of the Directors held at
Il e Addison House Middlebury. on the
18th and 10th day, of January. it was
by ballot decided that the next EXHIBI-
TION Of the Society held at MONT
PELIER, ON THE I3rH. ] i'm, AND
l5Tn DAYS OF SEPTEMBER, 1853.
A liberal Premium was reported by
the President and adopted by the Board.
The Board adjourned to meet on the
third Tuesday of February, 1853, at 6
P. NJ, at Cottrels Hotel, in MontpeI-
pelier, for the transaction Of further
business. The general committee arc
invited to be present.
By order, j. A BECKW1TH
Cor Secretary.
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CALIFORNIA BrsiNEss.-We take m extract
from the Shipping Report of the Boston Daily
Atlas of Jan. LIST, showing the great success
of Nj ssrs. Glidden & Williams in d spatching
vessels the last year, They have already
loaded two fin, new ships, since the LIST inst,
and, as their advertisement in our columns
shows arc prepared to sustain their previous
rsDuiation.
q" fhc following fleet of thirty-fou YES.
sis were loaded by Mcssrs Giidden & Will
lans for San Francisco. during the past year.
ana what speaks highly for their promptncss
i, the fact, that not one Of them la to wait
single day for freight. after the time spcci-
fed in their several advertisements and the
ships, too, have been remarkably fortuna e n
their passages. The Stailnrd,hirc made the
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fl nrkcts.

Brighton Cattle Market Jan. 20.
At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, no Stores, s
pairs Working Oxen, AZ Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep and Lambs and 1877 Swine.
y. Priccs-Bcef Cattle, Extra 81 90 first quail.
ity $3.50 second do S. g 5,75; 81 do S4Gl,-
60; ord. So ,50a$3,75.
Working Oxen-Sales have been made at
the following prices, viz;-S05, lOO@llO
Cows and Calves-Sales S2l ,g3l
Sheep and Lambs-Salcs from 81 1896 90
Swine-6G7 c, retail 7gsc. Fat Hogs Gic.
alb.
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In Ludlow, Jan. 9th, DIR. CHARLES WoLcorr
CHANDLER, formerly Of Andover, in the Sad
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
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STATE OF VERMONT Beitrcmembercd
District of New Haven, SIS. that at a probate
Court holden at Bristol, in said district, on
the ith day Of January, A. D. 1858,
. The executor Of the last will and testament
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nlarrir0

4 In Manchester, \. IT,, ON the Goth inst, by
Rev. Il. Adams, Mr.. G. Lewis HARRISGTos
of Weybridge, VT, to Miss EMMA e. WAsH1
/, BgRS, of Manchester
n In shoreham, Jan, Sd, by Rev. X. Ravens,
Mr.. HARMON WLsoS to Miss EMILY J. VIII
SON.
On Wednesday eve, Ian. 5thi by Rev C. II.
Green, Benz. W. DEAN, Esq, Of Bellows Falls,
to Miss AsoELINE +. Cons, Of South Wind
ham.
In swanton, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev
Mr.. Dorman, Mr.. s. b. Johnson, Of Shoreiam,
TO Miss L. NJ. THOMPSON, daughter Of Cyrus
Th ompson, Esq, of Highgate Spa
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4 tfut COPY OF Nccofd
3S.3w. II. MUNsILL, Jndee.

STATE OF VERMONT. I BE it remembered.
District of Addison, IS. ! that, at n Probate
Court held at Middebury, in and for the Dis
trio, of Addison, on the Sth day Of January,
a. ID. 1853:
Allen Foot. guardian Of CALlSTA BEE
DIE. LUTHER BEEDLE and IARKlET
BEEDLE. minors, children uf Daniel Beedic,
late of said Midlcbnry deceased, represents
10 this court, that il would be conducive to the
interests Of his said wards 20 sell all their real
estate for the purpose of putting the proceeds
Of such sale OF interest; aud makes application
to this court, to grar, HIM license to sell all his
said wards real estate for The purposes afore-
said: |, IS ihcrcuPon ordered, that said nppli-
cation he considered by this court. nj the ses-
sion thereof to be held at the office of the Reg.
istcr Of this court in said Middl ;lnry. OIL
Thursday the Sd day Of February next al Ten
O'Clock in the forenoon; and Tint said guard
an give notice thereof 10 all persons Interested
that they may appear and make their ohec-
tons ifany they may have, 10 said license
being granted, by publishing a certified copy
of this order in The Middlebury Register
three weeks sceessively previous TO the time
of said court.
JED. S. RUsHSELL Register.
A trae copy Of record.
80 3w Attest JED $. BrsnSELL Register.
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JANUARY Il, 1853.
Just Received,

by the subscriber, fresh supply of goods,
OconSisiing Of the following articles
Silver Detached Lever Watches, Silver
Lepinc Watches, Gold Anchor Lever Watches,
large assortment of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear
Drops & Rings, Finger Rings, Gents Breast &
Scarf Pins Gold Chain for Bracelet Guards,
Lockcts, Shawl Pins, Comedian Rings, Hair
Pins, Ladies & Gents Port Monauies, Silver
Thimbles, Drawing Pencils, Pen & Pocket
Knives, Shears & Scissors, Razers & Strops,
Dressing & Fine Combs, &c, &c, &c.
TAG PUBLIC
Are invited to call and examine my Stock Of
Goods, which will he sold Mt small profits for
ready pay 3S.tf I. c. MAYO.