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a. The following was prepared for last KeeL'
paper, bnt crowded out.
Ravcnnn Ladies' Temperance
League.


( This Association held its regular meeting at the
Free Church last Friday. ADDRESS by Miss
JANE Cole. The address was very han isome
aud interesting one. The speaker depicted in for
chile terms, the sad and woful results of iutenper
ance, made strong appeal in behalf Of the Maine
Law. vindicated the propriety ofwoman's speaking
and acting in behalf Of Temperance, urged men,
welding the right of snfage. to faithfulness, dis
abused the Association from the charge of fuster-
ing IS infdelty,' and the slur sought to be fixed
upon Thy charging upon it an utilization with the
:. Woman's Rights ;" movement. The speaker
claimed thut the Association was formed without
distinction Of sect or party, and alt were welcome
as co-workers in The great Temperance reform,
while they left free to carry forward other re
FORMS in other directions, and through other asso
misunderstanding TO individual views of duty. The
speech was very creditabe to the fair speaker. her
first eort of the kind, as sheinformed her audience.
Glad are we to see our young women thus fsiih-
fully and fearlessIy step forth friendsf human
ity-the cham pions and advocates Of great and
needed reform. The League voted request for
a, copy Of the address for publication, which re-
quest we hope will be complied with.
Mrs. AusTIN was appointed Wee President for
Rayenna Township, of5the Portage County Las
dies Temperance Alliance.
Mrs. WooDBRIDGE was appointed a member o
the Executive COMMITTEES to fill vacancy.
Mrs. AusriNwas appointed todeser an address
ut the next meeting Of the League. .,
The League adjourned to meet on Friday Ju
ly j, ut ] O'Clock P. M.
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g Gen. Scorr was seriously injured on the
9th inst, in the City of New York. He was walk
iugin the street, stumbled on the pavement, fell.
broks his arm. and bruised his face badly.
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The Court of Common Pleas, commenced IFS
session in this village yesterday. Judge Day,
upon the bench. Several cases OF importance
are for hearing this term. The criminal business
is unusually large.
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Egr Clean up premises, bury dead anirnals. filth
and oifal, use lime freely in vaults, sewers &C.,
disinfect with chloride of lime if you would wurd
off sickness during this extremely hot season.
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LOTS AT AUCTION!
NEW ARRIV AL,

NERs. E. T. RICHARDSON, has just received an
tyN other stock of summer bonnetts chdrens fats.
newstyle OF Grape honnets ready made visettas fns
long mitts, black lace yelis lars undersleeves and
many other goods too numerous mention. TO which
she invites the attention of the ladies'. She has Just
received direct from New York. Tie latest fashions fer
Summer dresses, and will be happy to wait upon all
who may favor her with call. at her residence on
main street
Ravenna. June 9TH, 1853.
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e Graham, Cooley. and Arlhur's Home Maga-
zine July, beauiiful numbers, ara received. We
have not sI,ace for further notice this week.
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D Seymour's Block is very much improved
in appearance ont side nnd in. by new paint paper
SC and is one Of the best business stands in town
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Detroit Mich., June a 1858.

rhAfs a JENKINS, Ea, Columbus, Ohio.
pear SILL hive Jus, received yours on my
s'r'vai nefe' and have only time to say TINT |
aope 10 be IN Columbus ON the 29lh and may
perhaps spend a week or more in Ohio.
Respectfully, NEAL Dow.
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Rev. Joel Tiffany, Of Cleveland, spoke at the
Academy last Sunday. upon Spiranaiism.
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TTosIERY.-Ladiss Blk. Silk Hose,
IYVRR cNWPTA Arnr Eys

amdics, Dyspepsia; Crea,c or Nervous ds5ilty diseases
Of he KidseyY and all diseases arising from disos
ed Lirer stomach snch Constipation E.cDrd Piles.
Nausea, Heart-5arn, Disgust for Food, Ftiineess
Wsight az the Stomach, Eruckations, sinking
FYttteriag the pit Of The stonac, Ssozamigg of the
Hsad Hurried and Difficult Bre1fhisa E2utfer7ng ct
the Heart, Chokg s46eatiag SENSATIONS seiea "a
lyg posture, Diaaess Of Vstos., Dots We5s teoEs
he sight fsre1 g asd dul Fan 2. he Read Deficiency Of
the side BHck Chest Limbs &c sudden aasskes ofeat
Burning IA, The Flesh Coast4t ialagz,tg ef eyi, a.6
great depressioa ef spirits can be czTed6y
gg. HOOffamd3s
CELEBRATED 5CER.B.s.Vz BITTERS,
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SECOND Arrival.

HVHE subscribers are now receiving their second stock
of Fall and Winter Goods aud have the pleasure Of
offering to their customers Of the largest stocks of
Goods brought !" Old Portage" The day for sell
ling goods at large profits has passed and nowto sell
he pill" and small profits" is the motto. We would
merely say zee the Goods and let those Who nlayasor
Nov, 90 1882 G l "a. .rRENTISS.
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II Ssvsiai now advertisements are uoavoida-
big laid over this week. They viii appear next
week.
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From the Columbus Maine La,oAarocate
Ohio state Temperance Convention.
:. NEAL Dow is coMiNe.-Fiiends one and ull
o,,,-oho. Tho,
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Legal PaDcF..
A GEM OE a Ro0K.

A FIRST rate article for Attorneys and Others fol
N sale at HALLs Book STORE.
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SETTLE up

EENllE Subscribers believing il fnr the inter-
year, and desiring make It an invaIiable rule
quest a having book call and settle the
same either by note or payment
Jan 18th, 1858. C. s. J. c. PRENTlSS.
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WThe OberIin Iimes has been disconrinn,rd

for want ufsupport We are sorry for this. Tha
Times was sprighty. handsome sheet, aud
ought to have been sustained. We hope it will
soon be revived again.
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% See Advertisement of Real Estate at auc-
ton. There's rare chance for bargain.
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IN Operation.

REATTHEwS is ready IL, execute tho finest,
IVA Dnguerreoype, lkenessesyrof HE, present age.
Having just pnrchaseda Qaick hstysRent he is able
pr oduce Lkenesses of Children in or 3 seconds.
N. B,--I will have the best Instruments the hest
Chemicals and the best method of the whole Daguer-
replype psocess, and will take fine and correct Like
". B. MATTHEW'S.
Royenna, May ., 1858,
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spelNG AND .suMMER GOODS

SPRlNG, AND SUMNER GQODS!,
UST received beautiful assortment and good variety
aD bf the spring style of Bonnes Also some very
pretty ribbons to mach The subscribers have, COM
menced and will in the next ten days, their stock
of spring and summer goods We have spared no pains
have the completein every department and
will endeavor satisfy all who may favor us with
call that willing to work for small profits.
..s...,. a. C. & ]. C. PRENTiSS.
Ravenna, April, 1858.
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YHyHE SHADY SIDE; O., Life in coun-
IL try Parsonage. By Pastors Wife.
2U0O copies sold in The first wsels-lO,OO0
A.. ,y,o,,,b
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Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries, &c, &c.

I'D Y EXPRESS. Second ed,iion of Silk and
I'D Grape bonnetts, Panama hats &C.. Just receiy-
ed Mt
May I6. HoRR's.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-26

1t has long been the study of Physi-
clans. TO discover some remedy for this
most distressing complaint. Whether
they have been successful. remains for
the sufferers to say. There are. in this
country. hundreds Of thousands who are
suffering from indigestion, probably, in
most cases. caused by their own impru.
dcncc in living. To these we would say
try Myers Extract of Rock Rose. 1t
has cured. and will cure the worst and
most obstinate Eases of Dyspepsia, and
aud all its concomitants-C ostivcness.
Sick Headache, Heartburn. Flatulcncy
Acidity, &c. See the following ccrtif.
cate:
Rev a. b. i. Myers-Dcar Sir-In
the winter of lsl7 :, | suffered beyond
description with Dyspepsia, and a train
Of other evils dependent on it, ] had
applied to various doctors and Il number
of nostruns had been recommended but
to 10 purpose. | procured and used
two bottles of your Extract of Rock
Rose, and found almost immediate re-
lief, so much So, that have used 10 9TH
cr medicine since, and in fact, | can fud
no other. which. in nv deliberate opin
ion. can bear comparison to yours. And
in all cases. when have the opportuni-
ty. | recommended your EXtlact. as
standing first over all others. Let all
who are thus afflicted try it. and find
what have found Truly Yours,
West Mcriden, Conn. Gro b CoNKLIN.
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Railways Regulators They free the
bowels from all Morbid Humors. Regu-
late tue System, and insure to all who
take them an easy discharge. and a
healthy digestion. They act upon the
Liver, Stomach Bowels, Kidneys Blad-
der, Urethra They regulate every or
gan in the system. imparling a healthy
action to each. If the bowels are cos
tive. the Regulators win gently move
then without subjecting the patient to
too powerful purgation. Take or i aud
they will operate briskly. They neither
gripe. pain. nor sicken the patient They
are qnick cures for costivcncss. Dyspcp-
ola. Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Dis
eases Of the Kidne9s and Bladders.-
They are entirely Vegetable, and pleas
ant to take. Price % cents At Il. Il r.
Office 1872 Fulton street. up stairs.
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Telegraph Items.

IMPORTANT FROM THE CAPITAL
Coilect"r BrOnson's Removdl, and
othcr Highly Interesting Information
.var~;a'ry the Troubles IF the Ad-
j.. .noa.-Washington, Oct. n.
..ctor Brouson's removal has
cr aml been determined on. Fact
&C., .i.r,d tact. The President will not
Coordination.
t1,cd that Judge Nicholson
"A elaborate answer to
letter. THIS is probably
as lhe editor was not on the aven-
'le 90. iat and did not see company at
DIS fq.m.
i distinguished Cass Democlact,
bat one who will not use Government
patronage & thwatt the Admilistra-
ton on lis settled policy, will probably
be Judge Bronson's successor. Red.
. .ld. most iikcly.
Several important appointments,
foreign and domestic, will be amour
ccd ere long.
j. l.. @ sullivan, whose name has
been mentioned in connection with the
New Yoik Sub. Treasury, will pro.
badly be selected for a diplomatic sta
lion. Perfect unanimity exists bet.
wccn the President and lis Cabinet.
Cor. ". Y. Times.
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P II. r REMEDIES.
ADW AVS READY RELIEF

i'or the Reworal and Cure of all ac-
e'r Pains Rheumatism, Sick Head
ach, ~, -aie,a Cholera Cramgs Spasms.
T,o,luobe Diarrhosa. &c.
i Il bad, Offensive Breath
Stomuca ont Of order-Take ten drops
Of Il Il Il every morning in a little
water, and rinse ont the mouth also.
swallow some Of the Relief-it will ncu
tgallze the acid on the stomach. make it
sweet and clean, aud remove from the
mouth aud teeth all tartar or bad taste
Persons troubled with sick headache will
lind Immediate relief by using r. r. r.
If there are any suffering with Neural
gia, Toothache, rheumatism. or Chills
and Fever. we guarantee that Radways
Ready Relief will stop the worst pains
IN few minutes Price % ceuts, Scots.
and S per bottle.
X. II. II. No. 2. -Radway's Renoya.
ting Resolvent cures all complaints
caused by Bad Blood and Poisonous De
posts
1t makes the blood pure, rich, and
heaLhy
Ulcers, Sores, Tumors. Cancers, Sc,
are the offspring of certain poisonous de-
posits, lurking in the system; Railways
Renovatmg Resolvent renovates the
Blood. cleanscs, purifes, aud enrcbcs it,
II resolves away all diseased deposits,
AID cures Scrofula.Salt Rheum, Humors,
letters, Rash, and all Eruptions, Fever
Sores, &c. Price of r. II. ResoIvent 81
per bottle.
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SoUTH AMERICAN PRoTEcTloN FROM
THE STROKE OF THE Sun "A very intel
ligent aud distinguished gentleman of
New Grenada, has informed the Courier
4 Enquirer, for the benefit of the pub
lie, that very simple and most effica.
cious eXpcdiont is used in the hottest
parts of his country to prevent the stroke
of Tie sun. Il consists merely in filing
the uppei part of the crown of the hat,
(Which should he of straw. chip, or some
other light material J with cotton With
this protection alone, he assures us, men
labor in the fields in the hottest wealth
err, without Injury. This is the case at
Q ava where the thermometer is not
suits, ..utl, from 4" to lZ0ol'nhren-
.+l, in the sun lie once marched d.
vision of troops under the direct RAYS of
the sun IN one Of the hottest valleys Of
the ticrra> cniicutcS," and they suffered
no injury from the exposure III consc-
qucucc Of taking this precaution
IL IS ioand that cotton better than
any ;Ang else that has been tried, ab
sorbs 'ac heat from above. and at the
same iine traa4miis the moisture rising
from il- he,J.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered
District of Addison, IS. I that, at Probate
Court held at Middlcbury in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 9th day of Oct
4. ID. 1858
Ebenezer n. Briggs and Laura Saylcs, exc
cutors of the last will and testament Of
JONATHAN GIBSON,
late of Salisbury, in said District, deceased
presents their administration account for al
lOwance II is thereupon ordered, that said
said account be considered for allowance. al
the session Of this Court, to be held at The
Office of the Register of this Court, in said
Middlcbury, oh Thursday, the i7ih day of
November next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon And that netice thereof be given 10
all persons Interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, If any they NAV
have, to the allowance of said account by
by publishing a certified copy of this order
In the Middlebury Register a newspaper
printed at said Mddlcbury three weeks she =
eessively previous 70 the time of said Court.
.IED. S. BrsHNELL, Register
\ true copy Of record.
eISw. Attest Jrp. S. BUSHNELL, Register
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III nrrir0,

| In Cornwall, on the 18th inst, BY
Tie Rev. c. " Noyes, Mr.. Vicrot
WWGur to Miss MARIETTA FoorE, both
of Cornwall
7 In Bristol, 23d inst. by Roy A. a ]
Sawin. Mr.. jaws TRUMAN BARLOW. II
Miss MARY WARNE% BRADLEY. both If
Bristol.
In East Burke. at the residence of
the brides father, Sept list, by the Rev.
II. S. Jones, Mr. RENSSELAER, TuTE.
Grand Scribe of the Grand Division VI
Vermont. and Miss EuiLy Ii. PRoury,
daughter of 5. Prouty, Esq all of East
Burke.
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NATIONAL CoNcuoLuGY.-Th an
swcrs are given to the query what is the
Washington system oil political concolo-
Cyl
Nj. Secretary Davis defines it as a
willingness to drop inquiry into bygone
opino.s and associations. and readi-
ness to adhere to the comDact Of 1852
Mr.. Secretary Guthrie defines it as a
ntnn'm0HS Hatnimity. that hard shells
and soft shells have equal claims upon
the 9,
Va. ,mr~.e, Campbell says il con.
81, Ia j.. -o~Nn'.on Of all who were free
sal ..: IA l-+-. ".thout aay reference
=, ottt.s behavior since
And TO confound this confusion, the
me gentleman appointed prominent
'er 10 the pustmastcrship in New
ct
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Hohoway's Ointment anu PiNs. N,

Hoifcwdy's ointment ANIL Pills. Me
most ertfaor1liaary Rc0iefy Ano'oa FIR
curing StiR DiscaSes.-Mr A. G. Re
hme, residing at Paramarbo in South
America, states in a letter addressed to
Professor Holloway, that he was troub-
led for about four years with an eruption
of the skin that defed the skin of the
most eminent men of the place to cure
or alleviate; in dispair he had recourse
to lolloway's Ointment and Pills, and
with slcli good results. that after using
them for short time he was completely
cured and he has ever since been in the
c'ioym"nt Of perfect health These med
ic.nrs are also infallible for scalds and
burns
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We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court tor the District of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands Of all persons a.
gainst the estate of William Peck, late Of
Cornwall in said DisIIict, deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the Sd day of
October s53 being allowed by said Court fpr
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the business of our
said appointment at the Dwelling House of
The deceas d. on the first MONDAYS of Feb
rnary 4 April 1854 from nine o'clock, A. NJ,
until four o'clock, p. NJ on each of said DAYS.
BENZ. CASEY, Commits
SYLVANUS HALL, ! siouers.
Datel Cornwall this l4lh day of Octobr,
A, ID. 1853. 26,3w
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FOR @AIE!

nNEof the best farms in the County of
~ Addison, containing POS acres. Situated
mile north from the centre Of Whiting, 4
miles from r. Il. Depot, and near School.
The farm is w6ll watered and fenced, has a
large quantity Of fruit trees, such as apple
pear and plum. The out buildings are in
good repair,-thc house is two stories high,
with wing and wocdshed attached. The
soil is clay and loan. and well adapted TO
keeping cattle and sheep, or raising grain.
Said farm viii be sold low should buyer
come soon. Enquire of A.F.ELLSWORTH.
Whiting, Oct 25; 1853. 27tf
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COMNIssIONERs NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addi-
son, commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons.
against the estate OF u. II. WOODARD, late
of Middlehury, in said district, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the 10Th
day of August, being allowed by said court
for the purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business of
our said appointment at the late dwelling
house OH. II. Woodland, on the n Wcdnes-
days of Oct. and January, from nine o'clock
\. NJ until four o'clock, p. NJ, ON each 0 t
said days
ELI MATTHEWS Comntis-
WIN CARR, Sipners
Dated NJ MiddicjHry, his 15n ddy Of Scpt
A. u. 1853. 27.3m.
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re he export On. II. y Argus,
tlooo) thinks that r coalition in the
Vermont Legislature between the
Freesoicrs and locos would be "dis-
graceful on any terms" 1t is quite
likely that some Of the Freesoicrs will
b. of the same opinion -. Hontpelier
IKfcl1aan.
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Notice.

The Burlington District Ministerial
Association. will be held in the NJ. +.
Church in this place. next Tuesday Ncv,
lst. at 10 o'clock 4 VI
The public are respectfully invited to
attend Il FOX
Middlcbury, Oct q, 1853
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- The Pope has Brooklyn, n.
!. s@'"k, n. j., Burlington, Vt,
r. md, Me-, into llpiscopay
ointed Bishops for them
n -- 20 klyn Rev john LoughlinI
Ne.ntE '.tv j. r. Bailey, Burlington
iiev q. IL Goesbriand, Portland Rev
Il. b rasAcry.
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Second Hand Pianos

taken in exchange for now Teachers in
Summaries, and booksellers, will receive y
suitable deduction iiom our retail price,.
\ large variety Of Singing Books for saic,
lay The single copy or by the dozen.
The patronage Of those desiring such mer-
chandise Is most respectfully solicited
Troy Sept IL, 1858 22tf
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NOTICE.

The notes and accounts due the late firm of
n. Wood & Co, are in the hands of Messrs
Barber Bushnell, for collection. BY at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. n. WOOD.
Oct 20, 1919. CIV.
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Those Interested in the Lyceum are
requested to meet at Town Hal. this
evening at g.. for the purpose of organ.
izing. Comm.
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mainder of his minority, and shall neither
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his contracting after this date.
JOHN l.. GILMAN.
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