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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-23

STATE OF VERMONT. I De II remembered,
District of Addison, IS. ! that, at n Probate
Court held at Middcbury, in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, ON the 9TH day Of March,
A. ID. 1853:
Allen Foot, Executor Of the last will and
testament of
EBENEZER SUMNER,
late Of said Middlebury, deceased, presents
his petition in writing to this Court, praying
for license to sell real estate of said deceased
for the purpose of paying the debts of afore-
said deceased, and expenses Of adninistra-
ton, and therein sets forth the amount of the
debts now due from the estate of said de-
ceased and the expenses of administration
the value of the personal estate, and the sit
uation of the real estate, and that il is ncces-
sary TO sell real estate of said deceased suf-
cient to raise the sum of three hundred and
twenty dollars for the purpose aforesaid; II
is thercupon ordered, that said petition be
considered by this court, at the session there
of to be held at the Office of the Register OF
this Court in said Mddlcbury, on Thursday
the Oath day of March instant, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon and that said Executor give
notice thereof to all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections,
if any they may have, to said license being
granted, by publishing "A certified copy of this
order in the Middlcbury Register, a newsra-
per printed ut said Middlebury, three weeks
successfully previous to the time of said
Court.
JrD. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
iC.3w Attest JED. $. BusHSEIL, Register.
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ERysIpELAs CAN BE CURED.

Messrs. s. A Weaver & Co-Gentlemen
II is with the greatest pleasure that am ena-
bled to inform YOU and the public of the re-
markable cure reformed in my case, by your
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup.
have been troubled with the Erysipclas,
more or less, for the last ten years. was
first attacked by breaking out OF the humor
upon my head and face, which produced
burning sensation, and caused them at times
TO be very much swollen. The disease had
been growing upon me, appearing sometimes
in one part of my body, and at other times in
another Sometimes, by little over excrtion
in warm weather, it would bring on this dis
ease, which would appear in spots on my
hands and arms anl wherever these spots
a .,,.-.l. ti.r.. |, +. % burning sensation
-.part aai.i.i 20 tIatnr anuiying coa' f fir
/ Aed No.n .i 10. condition ahrye described
until last Spring, when the disease x. ihited
its IF i0 anew AMI more distressing fo.n AZ
this tim it made lis appearance nearly all
over my body, in s0mr places in the form of
small white LlistcrS, which would break, aud
for n time discharge a substance like scading
water. then dry up and form scahs, and make
its appearance in other places In this situa-
ton passed many Sccpless nights For the
six months previous to using your Syrup and
Crratc, had not seen well moment al
though had in the mean time taken as many
AS dozen bottles of Sarsaparilla and other
medicines which were highly recommended
for cleansing the blood. From these, although
good in many cases, derived no benefit |
began to despair of getting even momentary
relief, much less of ever being cured.
At this time began tn hear your medicines
highly spoken Of and by the advice of my
friends procured two bottles Of your Syrup,
which took, without much apparent effect,
but being so strongly assured by them that il
would help me, bought more and continued
its use, and on taking the third bottle, the
disease began to make its appearance on the
surface of my body much more extensively
than it ever had done, in the form of blistersi
which would enlarge and run into sores. The
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UNION NURSERIES,
RE1sHvTIJ,U. NJ. ",

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The subscriber invites the attention Of Gull
tivators in the Cbamplain Valley to his tmri-
vailed collection of
FRUIT TREES,
for sale this spring. of APPLEs, PEARs,
PLrms, CHERRIES, GRArEs, GoosgBERR1Es,
CunRANTs, RAsPBraRiEs, SrRAwBERnIEs, &c.
all the ieading sorts can be furnished by the
quantity and specimen trees or plants can
be supplied, # nearly 1000 distinct rdrieties--
n large portion Of which are actr End rare.
The collection Of PEARs, both on the pear
stock, and on the ounce, is the largest North
of Albany, and one of the best and most com
plctc ia the Union.
ArPLEs on the pdrdiis'. snd CgERHirs on
the Mdhdieb stock, for DwAnrs, csn be sup
piled Of many leading sorts. The collection VI
Hardr Ornamental Tres Shrubs f. Pant,
is also very extensive iucadihg large sup
ply Of lloHsE CmeslstTi BtRopFiS Mors-
TAIN ASH, WEEPING WILLOW, and other shade
trees, Climbing, Ever blooming, Moss and
other Rosrs, in so best varieties ,-DAuIfis,
an equal number, comprising all the n,ir>H
and 6.a, -pHLoxEs, 80 Of the finest sorts,-
and great variety of miscellaneous SH.6s
and Plants, BWlJous Roois, DC, dc.
..lso Buckihorn for Hedges ,--RhRbarb, sew
eral fine sorisc-C;a riea and Fioirsr SssGs
C:c"n Hoiise f!aHis are rot propaga,cd for
sale. but can be supplied from rclitblo
sources, u ordered som.
Those who prefer trusting TO Iny expericnc
in the selection of varieties, should describe
their soil, the form in which the trees will he
trained, the use for which the fruit is intend
ed, and the varieties already possessed and
they may depend on receiving the best selec
tion which can be made.
Orfcrs always executed III rotation, as tA'y
are rscsired. Hence those ~ho desire 10 Oh
tain their trees carly, aud 10 make sure Of
satisfactory selection, should order without
delay
Pnicfs rs low as at any respectable MUIR
scry in the country with liberal discount
on all bills amounting to S25 or more.
Freight, on all packages, paid TO the lake.
And on trees, &c, ordered within the present
month, (March) and in lots Of not less valus
than S25, it will be paid to any pert on tho
lake in direct steamboat communication with
Port Kent.
priced Catalogues cent TO 81 who apply
posi- paid, and enclose n postage stamp.
Address
J. BATTRY.
March /. 1858; 45.2mos.
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The Christian Examiner,

and Religious Miscellany, Fitted by Rev Gcorgt
Putnam. u. H.. & Rc,. Goorre r.. Ellis.
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Succt BOSTON.
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STATE or VERMONT, BE II remember
District of New Haven, S. cd that at Pro
bate Court holden ut Bristol, in said district,
on the 10th day Of March, 1858,
The Executor oft last will and testament
of MOSES COVE,
late of Lincoln, deceased, made application to
have his account with said Estate as Exccu-
tor examined and allowed; whereupon the
said Court ordered said Executor to notify all
persons concerned to appear at n session Of
said Court to be holden at Bristol. in said
district at the office ofthc Judge ofsaid Court
on the first Monday ofApril, ls53,at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, then and there to object to
the allowance of said account, If they sec
cause by publishing copy of this order in
the Middlebury Register newspaper prin-
ted at Middlebury, in this State, three weeks
successfully, previous to the time OF said
court
HARVEY MuSsILI, Judge.
A true copy OF Record,
41;3w. IL. MuSslLL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it rcmcm-
District of Addison, SIS. bered that, at
Probate Court held at Bristol, within and for
said district, on the 9TH day of March, 1893,
An instrument, purporting to be the last
will and testament of SlLAS L. BINGHAM,
late of New Haven, in said district deceased
being presented to the Court here, by a. L.
Roscoe, Esq the EXECUTOR therein named,
for probate; 1t is ordered, by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified to
appcar at a session Of said Court, TO be held
at Bristol, in said district, on the first Mon
day of May, 1883, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at the
Office of the Jldgc of said Court, and show
cause, if any they may have against the pro
bate of said will for which purpose it is fur
Their ordered that copy of the RECORD OF this
order be published three weeks successfully
in the Middlcbury Register newspaper print
ed at Middlebury, in this state,a all when pun
LEGATIONS shall be previous to the said time
appointed for said hearing.
Hdrrcy MansiH, JIdge.
A true copy Of Record
3p.l7. Harrry MuasW, JA'g>.
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Die0,

In this village, on Monday evening, March
21st, very suddenly, RUFUS WAiNwRlGmT,
Esq, aged G7 years.
His funeral will be attended at his late res
ilencc, on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
In Addison, on the 18th inst, of consump-
ton, Mr.. SAMUEL lllrT, aged SO years.
In Orwell, March 9th, Many CoxKEY, relict
of James Conkey, ESD, in the Slst year Of
her age.
Often are VIC called TO mourn over the dust
ofthc loved and chcrshcd-oftcn do children
weep at the graves of the guardians of their
Youthful often is church bcrcft of its
f;,ircst ornaments, but rarely, very rarely,
do any mourn the loss of such n friend, such
n mother, such n christian
Rarely docs ii become the duty Of those
who register passing events, to record the de-
parture Of SO much worth as in the present
instance. Butdcath is abroad, and the wiscst
and wOrthiest must fall.
The deceased was \ native Of Suflicld,
Conn, and removed TO this town, with her
parents,at an early age. Here she lived an |
loved, and laborcd, and here her ashes re-
pose. Her life was one of active bcncvolcncc.
The poor and afflicted found her hand and
heart always open TO supply their wants, and
sympathizc with their sorrows. Many yet
live who delight in rccounting her works of
I love and mercy, and bearing testimony to her
habits of human kindness. Indeed, of her it
may be truihfully sail.
| 'ln labor onl, had she rect,
III blessing only was shc blest."
In the yigor of her life she gave herself to
G cd, and for nearly lalf a century "lold fast
the profession of her faith without wavcring."
Nor was that profession ar idle form. 1t
was the outward expression of the inner life
life richly set in the bright adoniings of :,
holy example and "A quiet spirit. In her
presence there was always the sweet and mel
lowing charm which practical picty alone ere
atcs. All who moved within the circle Of her
influence were made to feel that she was liv
| ing for another world A superficial cxper-
fence could never have satisfied her warm
and active heart She was deeply learned in
divine wisdom, for she lived in daily commun-
| ion with God.
She inherited her share of the legacy of
tears and trials bcqucathcd to mortas by the
sin of Paradise, but she never murnurcd in
suffering, and her confidence in her Saviour
remained mistaken. Her faith was built up
on the Rock Of Ages, and her hope was an
chorcd "within the vail"
She was often panied at the sin and suffer
ing Of thoughtcss world, and her own sor-
rows sometimes weighed heavily upon her
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STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remembered
District Of New Haven, IS. : that at probate
Court held at Bristol within and ior said district,
oil the Ilth day Of March in the year 1858,
An instrument purporiing TO he the lastwlll & tes-
tamem ofCALVIN WHEATON ,late of Monkton,
IN said district, deceased, being presented 10 the
Court here b, the Executrx therein named, for pro-
bate 1t is ordered 10y said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a scs-
sion of said Court 10 be held at Bristol in said
district on the first Monday Of May, 1853, at 10
o'clock A. NJ 3, at the office Of the Judge Of said
gansi the probate Of raid WIN for which purpose
it is further ordered that copy Of the record OF
lis order be published three weeks successfully
in the Middlebury Register, a new spaper published
AT Mddcbury in this State. all which publications
Sha II be previous TO the said time appointed for
said hearing HARVEY MuNsiLL, Judge.
true Copy Of Record,
47:3w. II. MUNSlLL, Judge.
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I'll krts.
p-ehton Cattle Market-March II.

u " WIJl OdIIIe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT.
\ Market, 1925 Beef Cattle, no Stores,
Is pairs Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves,
100 Sheep and Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
Prices BccfCattle, Extra SO; first quality
@7G7 90; second do G@6,50; third do sc
ordinary at S5@550
Working Oxcn-SsO, 50, 90 9G,1O0Ql25
Cows and Calves so, %, 2G, ~, 30,
30a3j
Sheep and Lambs - 50, 3,759l extra
3, $50 g. 79S.
swine-6iG7li retail 7sSssc Fat Hogs
6lc
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Corn of a Gsitcr from Mr.. n. w. KirkiS
Chemist I, Prescott Street Lirerpooi,
dated 6h June, 1861.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIN Your Pills and Ointment have stood
the highes on our sale list OF Proprietary
Medicines for some years A customer, to
whom can refer for any enquiries, desires me
10 let you know the particulars OF her case.
She had been troubled for years with disor-
dercd liver, and bad digestion On the last
occasion, however. the viiulcncc OF the attack
wasso alarming, and the Inflammation SET in so
severely, that doubts were entertained Of her
not hcing able 10 bear up under 1t fortunately
she was induced to try your Pills aud she IN
forms the that nfier the first, and each succeed
ing dose, she had great relief She continued
to take them md although she used only
three Boxes, she is now in the enjoyment Of
rperfcct health could have ccnt you many
more cnscs. but the above. from the sererity Of
the attack. a nd the speedy cure think. speaks
much in favor of your astonishing Pills.
tSigncd) r w KIRKUs,
ANEXTRAORDIN CURE or
RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN DIE
MEMS LAND.
Copv Of a Tyettrr insettcd ia The Hobart
Torn Courier, Of The 11 Na1ehi 1881, by
Major j. Udirh.
Margaret NJ Cnnn'san u,nc'ecn !r"r rs '" ~
residing Mt New Town had been suffering RON
s.",e"' iueu' .,',;sa,,. donri,cd her ot The
non'nI' W'i.u u'.' ,i'o ,.or;od sbc wa,
use OF hcr i'nos ' ,h NV n,nincu, mcdica
under the care ct the most eminent nheu'VA
meI in Hobart Town, and by them hci case
was considered hopeless friend prevailed
upon her TO try lIolowav's celeb nird Pills
which she consented 10 no. anu ~ Il" NV o'''''''
short space ottme they ciectcu u peri ctVuie
,,,.,,.n,, NAVY ANDTIc1lTNESS
CURE OF PAIN AND lull Moo
~ TIE CHEST AND STOMACH OF A
~ - or, ,,,,
PERSON 81 YEARS OF AGE.
From 1fessrs. Tier 4. Son, ProprhtorS o. IA
linn Advertiser, RHO can tonoh fer the JeHoE
jng Acknowledgement 2nd, 1851.
TO Professor IoiLowAY.
SIn.-Id sire 10 bear testimony to th'
,o,d effect of lIollowa,'s Pills. For som'
wears suffered severely from n pain and tight
ness in the stomach which was also ncc"npa
MED hy n shorlmcss of breath, that lrcVehie'
me- fro II walking about. am 81 years Of age
and Notwithstanding my advanccdstatc oi me
those pills have so relieved me. that am de
sirous that others should lie made ncquaiute'
with their virtue. am now rendered. ~ WV,
means. comparatively active ana emu '" .i.,.i
ercisc without inconvenience or p"in' which.
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CARIlART'S MEL0DE0NS.
r. E. WIllTCOMB

1T is well known that Carhart & Needham,
l. Of New York city, manufacture the most
beautiful and perfect Melodeons that can be
found They are Of all sizes, from 4 octaves
to 6, and finished in all styles from the plain
scroal lrg 10 the most elegant Piano finish,
The subscriber would inform the public that
he has made such arrangements with the
company that he can deliver the Instruments
to order and warranted for one year, at twelve
per cent less than any other person. Those
who wish to purchase will save money 10y
corresponding with the subscriber before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A specimen article may be seen at the hous'
of Mr. Morris Graves, West Salisbury.
address HORACE II tESSl0Ns,
2Ilv West SdlisbnrT. VI
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WE invite the attention of dealers and
w purchasers to our extensive stock and
endless variety Of Cabinet Furniture, Man
ulactured by ourselves, and warranted to be
of superior quality, consisting in part of
suits of Paror and Bedroom Furniture.
Rosewood Mahogany and Blackwalnut OF
every style and grade.
Also, Sofas, MAHOGANY and common Chairs.
Marble top and Plain Bureaus, Washstands,
dc CurlcG Hair and other Mattresses, and
in fact, everything connected with the trade.
Orders addressed to either of the follow
ing named parties, will be promptly attended
to:
u. McKennry, DDS ". iTcrkncr 81 J1a
NJ. S Mcnamara, 2l0 II w. Mcdonnell, 312
Francis Nepport 2ssIi n J. Gracry, 374
T. J. Biaurk & sons, 3le Geo Smith, 3st
:. ~. cowperthv ait. 3iS ". VI. Masun u.s.
A. +. Blauck. 356 Dwight Bishop, 80
II Portin ton & Bro, 3g6 5ia
Mrnufr rturers and Wholesale Dealers, Hudson ST
NcwYvrk. l~:i7.
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MYERS EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE.
New Haven, January LIST, 1851.
,TcrOfl<Io,/s T,Ho,o,,of;o,, ~ ~
OcTyNl0NS In7laMnidtl0H Of lie
Hin .I0ink.

HIP Joint
My son Charles has been afflicted with in
hammation of the hip joint At the age of five
he was first attrcked, inflammation Increased
until the hip was very badly diseased, and the
joint seriously affected his leg, drawn up so
that II was impossible to straighien it;a profes.
sor Of surgery gave II as his decided opinion
that the leg would never heal. and that the
young man would never walk again. The dis
ease increased SO rapidly that for two and a
half years he only walked with a crutch, and
the efforts TO exercise tho limb was attended
with great pain, SO that he could not sleep.
watched him so attentively that for five
months did not have one full nights rest
lie had been treated by distinguished medi-
cal practitioners by leeching, clustering, &c,
he had also becn before Tho hodcal oliniqre
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H. IL. IL.
Makes the stomach clean and healthy and the
breath sweet and fragrant. Sick Headache.
Mrs. b, aged 40 years, of full habit
had suffered with Sick Headache for ten
years: she has used six bottles of Railways
Ready Rcicf-shc has not been troublc! for
several months Treatment Ready Relief,
% drops every morning, internally, to cleanse
and correct the stomach. Battle the head
with Relief externally Take one Of Roadway s
Regulators per day to regulate the bow els.
Rush Of Blood and Throbbing Pains in the
IIcad.-Bathe the head every morning with
cold wafer add to \ bowl of water table
spoonful Of Relief, rub the head, neck, and
temples well with the Relief and water; take
20 drops of R,lcf internally; regulate the
bowels with Railways Regulators.
Il. r. II. No. .
RAILWAYS RENONATlNG RES0LVENT
RsNovATlNG, because it rcnovatcs the sys-
ten and makes the blood pure, rich, and
healthy, and mparts strength to the nerves
RrsoLvENT, because it resolves away from
the solids all diseased deposits Price 81
per bo;,l..
R.RR No. 8.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
Mild and pleasant in their operation, to reg
ulate the bowels, aml cleanse the system
from all mtrid and acrimonious hWnors.-
Good at all times. Time, five hours Small
doses regulate. Large doses purge. Take,
in doses Of from one to eight
Three Regulators are ~ ordinary dose and
will empty the bowels Of their refuse matte.
in few hnurS.
LIST, They cleanse L stomach from al
firlid lr diseased aumor7 and leave IL s''.'ct
ci.t" '.r a-' Neafar
81. I' olives i..cr g. .l % 9
u.r.,'-..i.. 'rrr a f.l. az -. .
r,eua an ara. Icy action tot'.s
-, lae pl.s- ON &c Skin. I sr.
tinns, th3 bowels, the stomach, and e'r nae
tion in The system, I'll morbid aud n,
humors
In serious cases,where prompt and immcd'
ate attention is required and "A general oper
tion Of the bowels demanded, five To cigh
Regulators will produce the most beneficial
results.
In all Fevers, Scarlet, Typhus, or Billion,
take from one to three Regulators ever
hour, until free and powerful evacuation j
produced.
Railways Regulators are pure, safe quick
powerful; but mild and pleasant in their OF
erations.
Price of Railways Regulators, % cent
per box, containing so Regulators.
RADWAY g. Co, l62 Fulton st., y. Y.
G.. W. Blodgett Claremont, n. H., ager
for New Hampshire and Vermont. Mddl,
bury, Russell & Powell 4wIS
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THE Tavern Stand now occupied by Sam
L uel Eddy, in Bristol village, is offered for
Sale. There are twelve acres of good land with
all the buildings thereon. The Louise is in
good repair 1t is very pleasant location,
and as good n stand for Hotel MS there is IN
Vermont. Ole half the pay will be- regNr-
cd down., the balance may lie for years, il
desired. 1t must and will be sold by the frat
of MAY next. For further information, call
on S. Eddy. on the premises, or the subscri-
Der, in Whiting, Vt. AMOS EDDY.
Whiting, March I, 1853.
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PIANO FORTES.

The sub cribsr has the ponsuro of announcing 10
thoie o this vicinity wishing PIANO FORTES
that he has made such arrangements with the mot
prominent manufacturers Of thee instruments both in
New York & Boston. To cnnbr hiai To SUPPLY pur-
choses upon terms that fail to satisfy the most
demnnding. most reasonable warrant VIII acc0mpa-
ny all sales and the subscriber natlers himself those
ulacquanied with such instruments will fluid quite 10
their advantage to make use OF his experience.
Also, second hand Pianos exchanged for new. Pat.
ronaee Is respectfully solicited. ID ID. HASKELL.
Middrbury March. Is, 1853 AZ im.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

YUM vi lSSlON Ems NJ lCE
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court FOR the District of New Ha-
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
RICHARD NJ. FARRELL,
late of Bristol, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, and six months from the 18th
day of February, 1853, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will sattcnd to the bus
mess of our said appointment at the dwelling
house of Oloott Smith, in Bristol, on
Tuesday, 10Th o, April & 9th September next
from 0 o'clock A. NJ until 4 =. NJ, on each OF
said days.
JACOB SMITH, ! -.
K W. SUMNER. ( |'"'''
Dated at Bristol. this 4th day of March
1858, 3w4S