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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-10-25
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Your attention is respectfully cnllto the
fact, that
THE VERMONT
GGLS9MI GARAGE .
Flanders' Patent Beehive,


Flandera' Patent Beehive,
Is winning golden opinions from practical be
culiivaiors where il has been introduced. III
being used in different States ard it has me,
.le universal appreciation of Apiarians aid
bee mon generally II Possesses PRINCIPLES
which nrc entirely new, and ny their applicni
ton In the management of bees II IL believed
that those difficulties that have rene efcd the
bcc husitfcss precarious will be nearly o.
Waited. Their use 50 far. WARRANTS this be-
lief. U.,
The advantages this hive posscsse' over Oh
other hives now in use are;
First: device to prevent ropbirg aud OK
ccSSvc srdrming when desired, which cHR
he easily attached 10 any boN-hivc row in use
Second This device prevents the escape
OF becs in winter without Tic owners o0rfa-
ing them, as hc is Obliged 10 do in other
| hives.
Third: An improved plan to rrcychi ne
fasagcs Of The moih.
| Fourth: An ingenious mode Of vcniila.,
lGr, rtetchtnc excessive coid Or heat
| and Firth the apiarihn can easily rid tho
| hive of The snperabundancc OF drones. Bv
so DING, he srves from fifteen to thirty lbs
| of honcY, OF other saccharihc matter. that
| would he consumed by them in the season
! Besides many other advantages with whick
! the reader can become acquainted, ny send
| ing i've letter stamps to Us, md geiliug N
return (post paid, our pamphlet explaining
our hive in full, which is filled with sufficient
| facts and testimonials.
We arc now ready 10 sell STATE COUN-
Try, TOWN, and INDIVIDUAL rights 20
make, vend and use these hive, on the most
reasonable terms. Individual rights will 10
sent with our Look on the management OF
bees in our hive with tho ENGRAVINGS Of
the hive and all its parts exp iincd which will
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands of al persons,
against the estate Of
JOSEPH HITCHCOCK,
late Of Leicester, in said district, deceased,
represented insovent and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from the 18th day Of September
1854, being allowed by said court for the pun
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend TO the business of our
said appointment, on the 81 SATURDAY,, 18Th
November 1854, and on the 81 Saturday
February 1850, from nine o'clock in the fore
noon, until four o'clock in the afternoon, on
each Of said days.
J.. d. JENNY,
STEPHEN SPARKS, 'o'h H.
Dated at Leicester, this nth day Of Oct
A. j. 1854 2s3w
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SINGERS SEWING MACIIINES

which are the only Sewing Machines OF
any utility which can be used without ma
| king the owncr,liablc to suit for infringe
meat of patented privileges. are still sold al
REASONABLE PRICES,
And rriih CnqucSfioHed Righk.
Having terminated our legal controversy
with Elias Howe, Jr,, and procured his full
license TO use his invention there is not the
slightest claim that our machines infringe
any other patent
The right to use the machines which -r
have sold, and shall hereafter sell, is unlucS
tionablc.
We own ten distinct patents on Sewing Ma
chimes, covering all the nice points Of the in
vcntion, AMI all the machines Of other manu-
lacturcrs infringe ono or more of them. Our
patcG, securing the spring whereby The cloth,
&c is held to the feeding apparatus by a
yielding pressure, is infringcd 10y all the ma
chimes now offered in the market Those who
buy the inferior and piratical machines, are
hereby distinctly appraised thatwc shall com
pei them to pay lis for the privilege Of using
them. Our legal rights will hcncciorlh be
rgidly enforced
THE IMMENSE SUPERIORITY
Of Singers Sewing Machines has been com
plctrly established. They arc of universal
app'ication-thc same machine doing all
klnV> ul WORK, anu DOING II perfectly. lhtA
are not only superior in cmirivahcc, but I'M
c1ualcd in mechanical finish. They per.
form all work required, anlcontinuc to do it
without getting out Of order. We desire to
call attention part cularly to our new
Machines to Sew with Single Thread,
which by ample trials have been proved SIT
pcrior TO all others for stitching linen and all
vary thin fabrics -also for sewing leather ci-
thcr with waxcd thread or Slk-and for
quilting Innings We are also prepared to
exhibit AMI sell cmbrudcring machines, pro
lucing IN entirely new and very beautiful
result. Machines of extra size, both shuttle
and single thread, may be had FOR small
difference in price. These are found 10 be
very popular, Machines for hat-hindme
stitching carpct-lag handles, aud any other
peculiar work, viii be supplied at short no
lice
Machine Needles SILK Twist on spoo,s
Three Cord Linen Thread and all other ar
ticlrS used with Sowing Machines always on
hand aud for sale ut all orr offices.
Principal Office, No. 323 Broadway, NY.
BaASCH OFFICES.
No 81 South Fourth s.. Phil; M. 4 Iiaaver ST.,
Bn.ton; No IS 81 chairs ST n, q, NJ $50
Haisimore 5 =, Bali No. az River 81. " " No 92l
Walnw ~, Gin l6.am
| NJ SINGER & co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES |!
Hats, Caps s. Furnishing Goods
'NHE II wv CARTlINA sACRA,
i BIZ LOW ELL MASON,
GTIT.T. q vi I'll

Tiis 10, without couirtV cfsy tie best singing book
ir fcuol, iors, aud fur CONGREGATIONAL uc rxtuut
II contains greater quantity OF rxccii'ut music than
any rtucr. frcN tune viii hcr tot of ita'; all
are useu'. ilrnsmg, devotional. Tti- book combines
all the hest results Of Ir. Mason long ulors pcat
prcJce aud cultivated taste; the Of nil his other
hnukS viii hG found here together with the hest tunes
of that fa'nriic aud Remarkable cumpo.cr, CHAR LES
IEUNER, Whose Missionary Giant. nmnu"i, and ntd
or iunc., can ha-, 6nd parallel 1t j. model hnnk
which VIII lat for care aud be turccd ~ wh delight
when AL ts cihrmol rivals h1ho hnch f,irrttcu. a
sale Of neat'v 100000 COPIES CARMlNA SACBA at
tests sis uni, ersh popularity.
Single rnpies 'eni ly mail on receipt OF 30 cents In
letter stamps. Published by
RICE & KENDALL, Boston
For sale hv III Bookscl'cr.
Also-Thc Boston Anthem i,opN, BY l.. Mason.
Tho 'u-tum hcsd'my's cullt elton NJ Chnrch Music.
DO. Go lection Of Chorns,cs, piicc reduced.
Masnu's lhrr" Musical Exercises inr Teachers.
liostun Giee Book, by Mason anj " b., very popu.
lar. n: is.
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ID leo,

In Ripton, Oct. 18th, after long and
painful illness, Mrs, SALLY PIERCE
wife of James Pierce. and daughter of
the late John Foot, of this town, aged
Ga years.
In Cohocs. n. Y, Marcus c DoGUE,
of Pittsford, aged AZ years.
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MEDIGATID TgR CHRIST PROTECTOR.

TO all persons of all ages ard conditions, as
certain and safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Colds, and other Affections of the
Lungs, which arise from The exposed state of
the chest, according 10 fashion, aud the con
linunl changes of our climate.
"Thc Protector" is simply chemically
rrepnrcd fur, lined with silk and padded,
which. suspended from the neck, covers The
chest. in so agreeable manner that, once
worn, it becomes a necessity and a comfort
"The Protector although but recently in
troduccd into America is making rapid pro-
grcss through the United Sates.ihe Canadas,
South America, and the West Indies. II has
for n long time been staple article in Eng
land and on the continent OF Europe, while it
has grown IN many countries to the position
of an articc of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire of amy
English resident in your vicinity Of his know
| ledge of the beneficial effects of wearing the
| Protector, without recourse to doctoring Of
any kind. The cost of wearing these articles
is n moro trine, and one will last some years
J No one who values the health of himself or
| his family will be without them. The Hos
pinls in this country are not alone recon-
ncnding them hut rapidly Introducing them.
| Ilarcourt. Bradley g. Co, Of London, and
Mnncac.ter England, were originally en-
tr.;sicd with the manufacture OF the Protcc-
tors. nv the ameutcd DIR. Cooper and cUntim-
ne to manufacture according TO his original in
structions, and therefore recommend those
who would wear" The Protectors, TO see to
their Icing genuine.
Remember this is staple article, md no
( Patent Medicine.
RETAIL rRiCrs.
Gents siz", ~ 30
Ladies' do 100
Bows and Misses do. 80
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & co,
SO Ann Street g. l02 Nassau st ,
New York, U, s.
4 Pfiu-ip archousc, ZOE Wood Street, Cheap
/ silc, Lou,lrn. Mandatory, A Market ST,
/ Manchester. England.
H.. j & Co. are establishing Dcpots for the
sale of " The Protector "in all pa is q
America. Physicians. Surgeons, Druggists.
Cloihicr., Dry Goods Merchants, llatierS and
| Millinrrs, also Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing Store
Kccpers are entrusted with the Wholesale and
retail distribution ofthcm. and to whom most
liberal terms are offered for their enterprise c,
and splendid opportunity opens to them for
safe and profitable business. For tcrmsnrply
to HARCOURT, BRADLEY & co,
2l;3m 3s Ann Street, New York, U. s
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Reference in regard TO the real estate, /. D.
Nisschcr s. Co, Real Estate Brokers, New
York. Orders tpnst paid) with money Gu
closed, to be addressed,
} W lIOLBROOKE Sec ,5O5 Broad~ay NY
10 The Engravines in til. catalogue arc
now ready for delivery. 23tm
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Mr.. A. ]. Wooster, Dear Sir: I un.
dcrstaud you exhibited superior year
ling Buck for premium at the Fair
Permit me to say, the Committee on
Y. i. had no specifications, nor examin-
ed any such buck, which fact l sincerely
regret, Oct. 20.
NJ. CowLEs, ono of the Com.
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FL. c.. p.

LII. ADA t1OLDdlDCiE'S
CIR ZEN
- l. "A 8 II H r..
The strongest Adhesive and best Healing
Plaster in tho world
For dressing and healing all kinds of
CUTS AND WOUNDS.
With but one single application. Also BOILs,
OLD ULCERS, FELONS. WHITELOwS,FES-
TIERS. WARTS, CORNS, BUNIONS, All To-
cal RHEUMATIC Pairs, Ague in the fac,
&c, &c.
OUTS AND WOUNDS
ON HORSES, CATTLE
And for covering and CURING CALLS made
by the saddle and harness, allowing the ami
mails TO work with ease, and at the same time
eifecting cure
Price 25 Cents.
Prepared by J. CURTIS, st. Adams. Vt
sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be
addressed.
Sold by =. Huntington, Vergennes U. d.
Twitchell, weybridge W. P. Rnssel, Middle,
buryi X. Ross, Travelling Agent. 27;ew
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1ILurnination.

Oils Of 1 qualilics, Camphcnr, Fluil, Can
dies, and Sperm Candles. Also \ new in
voice Of Csmphenc Lamps, rnr shops and
Stores common Fluid Lamps, dc fnr sale
by II. a. SHELDON
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IIOLLOWAY's PILLS !!

To the Citizens of the United States
most humbly and sincerely thank Won
for the immense patronage which YOU have
bestowed upon my Pills. | take this oppor-
lunity of stating TIM, my Ancestors we're sh
American Citizens, uni that entertain Tor nil
that concerns America ana the Amercans,ine
most lively sympathiCs, 50 much SO that or
,inaiiy compounded these Pills expressly TO
,uii your climate, habits, constitutions, and
N inner Of living, intending TO establish nv
self among you, which have now ;done, lay
taking premises ia New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
C-.rnnr 81 4 IN mn Na.snti s. x Y
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eli Xou

Who are indebted to the subscriber arc
requested to call and Settle without delay.
Il. l. FULLER
Midlcbury, Oct. 2j 1851.
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Glass.

or nearly al Sizes constantly for sale
sY- When you make a picture frame make
If possible SO that some ofth following 81
yes of the Glass will fit. 2fX30, 22X30, COX
30, 20S2S, 20x2G, 20x2i, iSX22, lSx2i, lex.
-. l6x2l Ii. "A. SHELDON,
Oct. -, 1851
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Administrators Sale.

For sale, 40 acres of Timber Land II miles
from Whiting Depot Said land is situated in
the town of Leicester.
Also, several Pews in the Methodist Church
IN Middlebury. Said premises belong 10 the
estate OF Leonard Dcming.
JACOB W. CONROE, Admr.
Middlebury, Sept. 20, 1854. EFF
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500

Bushels, Turks Island Salt, just received
and for sale lac for cash, by n. WOOD.
Oct %, 1851. 81 CIV
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E'lannels e. Blankets,

20 pieces white, scarlet, orange, b'ue and
grey Flanncls. Also, Roso Blankets, Mar
settles Quilts, dc, received and for sale 10y
T. VALLETTE.
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DATENT SAFETY and Alarm Money
j Drawers, for sale by W s LANE,
Mdtlebury, Sert 1, 1854 CO. Agent
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- elegant 0 Painting, in splendid gilt
francs, ,iNr lNi Ii enrh lol 800
lOl elegant OIL Painting, 2X3 n. zach, % 5IO1p
Ill in '' o r,cS eli a",r., s,sao IL each 10 5000
10 Om 'lc giant steel plate enrravnE.. cold in
oiinfthr Wash'u Monument o1x2G in.ca 5000
81 steel plate Enpra,irss, f"m 100 dif
GHrHt plates now in possession OF, and
oNnrd ty the Ai.i,t. Union, nf the mar
krt tllir el.frnm - cts 10 81 ~rch, N,oN
! iat r'Ass dwrllnr.iu3ist y. I. CITY, l2.N01
~ hnildn- hts IN 100 aud lOist sts. " Y.
Guy cach y by 100 i ic-r.M 1919 aa,))O
lOl ia SITES, Containing each 10000 50.
II IN the suburb, oi n Y city, aud COM
manlug a ni,ynihcrnt vi-w Of The Hudson
River and i.onr I.iand sound a, 500 5000
90 porpoiuai loans of cash, without intcrrst.
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100000 giftsofthe actualcostof Sl500OC

Each purchaser of n ono dollar Engraving.
therefore receives not only an Engraving iich
Is worth the money, Tut also n ii kct which
entities him to one Of the Fl is when they are
distributed.
For five collars, a highly snishrd Encrev-
ing beautifully painted in Oil, and five gilt
tick cts. will be Sent; or five dolla 5 worth OF
splendid Engrayirgs can be selected from the
Catalogue.
n copy Of the Catalogue, together with q
specimen Of one OF the Ensrayng-, can be
seen at the Office of this paper.
For each dollar sent, an Engraving actually
worth that sum, aud u gift ticket will imme-
diat.ly be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The Committee believing that the success
Of this Great National Undertaking will be
materially promoted ly the energy and onlCr
prise Of intelligent and pcrsovcring agents,
have resolved TO trent with such en- the most
liberal terms.
Any person wishing TO become an agent, by
sending (post paidJ, 81, will receive by return
of mail one dollar engraving, gift tick
ct" Prospectus, n Catalogue and all 0 her
necessary Information.
On the final completion Of the salc,the gilts
will he placed in the hands OF Committee Of
Tic purchasers to DC distributed. due notice Of
which will he given throughout the Uni ed
States and the Canadas.
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Dissolution,
Buffalo Robes.
Eats & Caps.

. Balcs Just received, by II. \. SHELDON.
Oct. -, 1851.
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Notice no. @.

The cash is wanted On att demand, due me
and must be paid in whole or on part torth-
rHh, il YOU wish to prevent cost.
- 3w. NATHAN WOOD.
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Middlebury, Sept. 20.

All accounts due the estate of /. W. Clark,
must be paid during the present month"; or
they will be sued. j.. W. CLARK. jim.
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Wool Delaines.

French Mcrihos, Paramattas, De Baiscs,
Bombazines, Ginghams, Prints, De LANES
and other kinds of Dress Goods, received and
for sale by Oct. 3. l.. VALLETTE.
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Cheap Publications.

A large stock of NOVELS at reduced
prices. A. IL COPELAND.
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which are the only Sewing Machines Of
any utility which can be used without ma
king the owncr,liablc to a suit for infringe
meat of patented privileges, are still sold Al
REASONABLE PRICES,
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Ladies' French Cloths,

~ handsome assortment received and for
sale by Oct 4. i. NAELETTE.
Ok BOXES best Mould Candles. Also
Z1sL pure Sperm, WaA and Adamantine
Candles genuine Sperm Oil and Fluid, re-
ccived 10y Oct. 3. T.. VALLETTE.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

A New BUILDING MATERGAI.-From
the Boston Chronicle we learn tha. spa
clous factory is now being constructed in
Waltham, Mass, from novel material-
The walls are made Of gravel. shapeles-
rocks, sand, and small stones mixed with
mortar, making composition which, when
dry, will be as hard, firm and durable as can
be desired
L is said by architects. that the material
promises to be quite a. durable IL brick,
and superior in all respects to wood, and
that house can be built of It for one-tenth
part of the cost ofa brick building of the same
corresponding dimensions. There i an &C.
tagon shaped dwelling house now being COM
pleted in Someryille. the walls Of which are
Of this material. 1t il 30 feet in diameter
and two stories in height. It is owned BY
Capt Gallagher. The walls Of the church
which will soon be erected in Someryile
tor the CongreEationalists will doubtless be
made Of this materiel.
Nm Eagle ~ Enquirer.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

"How did the adventure terminate ?''
asked the steamboat captain. % excited that
he was unable to keep his seat.
VERY singularly. indeed" replied the
Yankee, and he stepped from the car as he
finished the sentence, "for while tying to
the stake the last strip of bark, awoke and
found that l hsd got up in my sleep. tore
up one of the sheets hanging on the line.
and was tying it il strips to the woman's bed
most
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

The Washington Monument Association
appeal to the Young Men Of the United
States, to exert themselves in procuring
subscriptions to the Monument The funds
are at low ebb. and means are much want
ed 10 prosecute the work
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

The British Government has announced
the Russian ports Oh the Pacific coast
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

Il took $4,000 pounds Of gold to pay the
check Of 81 100000 given to the Mexican
Minister in accordance with the treaty.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

The n. Y. Times states that the Caiho-
lie Bishops in the U States are divided in
opinion relative to the doctrines propounded
by Mr.. Brownson. and have appealed to
Rome.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

TRY Ir.--Just before going to bed eat
two pigs feet and cold apple pie In less
than an hour you will see a snake larger
than hawser, devouring eight blue haired
children which lave just escaped from a
monster with sorrel ewes and a red hot over
coat
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

ALLlGAToRs little strychnine put
into piece Of meat, suspended over the wa
ter. and just touching It. has been found
very Efficient mode Of destroying these OBJ
noxious reptiles
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

A little girl recently died in Newark, y.
j., from convulsions, brought on BY exces-
sive ezertions in jumping the rope.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30

The report that the cholera had made its
appearance in Washington city. is wholly
unfounded No case has been announced.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-30


X. j. WALKER,
T. BUTLER KING,
NJ. I. JOHNSON,
J. A. GREER,
w. G. LACY.
s. A. MAVERICK,
q. w. HANCOCK.
JOHN HANCOCK,
j. III. RAYMOND,
JAS. B. SHAW.
WM. III. BOURLAND.
III. =. BEE.
JOHN w. HARRIS.
MATT. WARD.
LEONARD RAFDAL,
J. Z. HENDERSON,
u. B. NICHOLS.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
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Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
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! WILL sell ai a yere reduced price II aafHcs.
J. ton he nude s1u.l. ll naee uu which futy
reside near the AIue Ef,ps tHurrh Inc phss
contains - ltf#s ol excellent up-hall. fifteen oI
which are IN COOL aiain VI cultivation with i
comfortable dwell and the fase tfHY otit .Il..I.
inss, vii also ,el nv haH aboII and sIsa5.p
furniture abouf Ialg he5l al zIlek LIZ. latfla.
&a. The situation. /. lasn#la4.l healthy. with
excellent waiter Aaaa n L. u. #I.I.sHl ls
the promise. .lIaA AAHEAaa.
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