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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

The election of Gen. PIERCE by such a ire
mendous majority, is without parallel in
annals Of our country's history and the
opposition, with their usual tact, aided by
the unsuccessful candidates for place at his
hands, are trying to bring his Administra-
ton into disrepute. 1t is true they have
brought to their aid every faction in the ma
tion--it is true, they have deceived thous-
ands of honest men, and caught them in
their unhallowed meshes. But the people
being honest will not long be deceived =
and having found out by sad experience
whiggery was not competent to guide the
destinIes Of the nation, will, after the "sober
second thought" drive those they have
placed in the halls Of legislation therefrom
and supply their places with sound demo
Gratis. ats' 'f-.' ga io ..-.
We confess we have - mo tears to shedr
at the result of the recent elections in the
States. 1t will give the people chance to
reflect that every law that is now upon the
National Statute Book, is the offspring Of
Democratic legislation. ;, 1t will give them
chance to remember that the Alien and
Sedition Laws, the Stamp Act, the Nation
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

A GooD CoMNENcrMrxr.-Pre,idunt
Pierce. Queen Victoria. Emperor of Rus.
STA, King of Holland, President Santa
Anna, Emperor of Austria. Pope of
Rome. Emperor of China, King of Dem
mark, Queen Of Spain, King Of Bclgi.
nm. Sultan of Turkey. King Of Prussia.
King Of Sweden. Emperor of France,
King of Sardinia, and, in fact. portraits
of all the principal rulers of the world
at the present time. may be found in
" Gleason's Pictorial for last week. be.
ing number one Of new volume. Be-
sides the above, this beautiful weekly
contains quite number of other fine
engrayings-such as Now Years Fcsti.
walls in Germany, China, Aleiers. and the
West Indies. Also group of the New
York Police IN their new regulation
uniform-chief, captain, private, etc. A
Family Register Scenes in Turkey A
Turkish Lady at Home; A Turkish
Soldier \ Turkish Fruit Vendcr; A
Turkish Policeman, etc. A number Of
excellent stories, poems, etc by the best
American authors, are also to be found
in the above number and. to crown all
the paper has come out in an entire new
dress-being much beautifcd through
out. Terms of the Pictorial. ono
subscriber, one .year, $500; two sub
scribers, one year, $500 four. 5000
eight. SIG 90. Single copies, at siS
cents each, may be obtained at any Of
the periodical depots throughout the
country,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11
r9y. The New York Herald is Of

pSy~ The New York Herald is of
the opinion that the present Admins.
tration is a goncr." We quote as
follows:
But whatever these men may do,
the revolution will 90 on. We have
entered within the threshold of the
operations for the great campaign of
1856. And the signs of the times
may well startlc the Administration.
The groundwork of an extensive and
mcthodical plan of opposition to this
Administration is without a parallel
in its carly Development. But the
case of the election of Duff Green as
printer to the Senate in 1927 did not
more distinctly fcrcshadow the down
fall of John Quincy Adams and his
Cabinet coalition than does this cleo
ton Of Tucker Indicate the same fate
to the Cabinet coalition of General
Pierce. The Jcrcmiads Of the Union
now, like the long melancholy lamcnta-
ton of the Nati,nal MtclLigencer in
the case Of Green, arc very nearly the
same; for the Intelf9enccr, in 81, on
ly betrayed the same reasonable ap-
prehensions of a successful revolt that
are now betrayed by the Union."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

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Akl'-J u. MhRiVNE rIISlllRE.
i r"'e,'oI ll'l'""'V' SRI aV"h my
e' % '"a MY 'Pp''lunlE ol informing YOU
'I't l'f very i'NS icIIp! was HiHirtci WIN
/ q dangerous gildiness and freq rent swim
MINIS in tn. head. attended by l,.. - on,,.
,.,n i,.ori,r..j .,,,,,,I, al ,,.,..,.,,ii,'
/ F''.i ",'"'' 'N' s"''''"i "i' X "c'"'! ''"-
I pHIIcd ncalln. Every means Id ID lei to give
/ me any permanent relief and at icug;h hlc-
came - ,,l,rinin, that | 49, r,,iy .cr.rl ar
/ - Wv. - '' 800 "'- -
-"'"e 'pu' "'.lo"' IA ",ieu-""i' ~ i'i'
mtiahcnpiy c"iNtOp dW area personally up
! ON Mr. liu.hcs Chemist lIlricrI.tor the Ditr.
ms, Of c,n.t'tir., Lin, a. to ol,+ IL.1 L.,
Ter do. ,ri.I ,Len ,yi,,on, d,i',. ','i or.ar
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henri testimony tbcir ~, ,,,l ,ci,,"~
nav rc.t,rcd 10 ncrrsc, lc,l'I o,'I ',;ai,l.d ~
resume NV u.,,nI dn'i Van mr.. 80 iiI,r,v ~,
rni,i,L hi, letter in INV ro, 'on nav ,,;i,t
nronor' 7 am Sir. yomr o,sI', S S" mn"
Jn,r;,b $50 lSiJ6rJ, IuiiNftoy
NlRACILOrS CURE or DprrSY
E,y1r0rt of n I,tyct fyon T'1,rorl
pull" r. arJ,.y NJ mi
'tyi 1-T' y A''" - "'"' '''
~ "dtfH mr." NH: 100.
10 Professor Holloway, Dear Sill deem
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

WHERE Is THE ScouNDREL ?-~The
Xcnia Torch Light gives the history of
a scamp by the name Of DIR. A. A KENT
quack doctor who has nostrum to
cure fevers,and who also is professor of
spirit rappings. lie got into the graccs
of widow woman Of Xcnia, who had
several children. and by virtue of a me-
di1m 50 worked upon her crcdulity as
to induce her to sell off all personal
property ind propose to rent her house
and follow him. The character of the
affair being so plainly swindle to the
ncighbors, they determined to move his
boots. SO they called him out and told
him he must decamp forthwith or be
ducked in Shawnee Creek, with divers
other matters in revcrsion. lie had got
the gold watch Of the old lady's dead
husband. and about SO in money. They
made him give up the watch, but he de.
nicd having the money. They took his
horse and buggy to idomnify her, &c.
The Torch Light says that Kent is now
in Columbus and warns our citizens to
beware Of him. Where is the scoundrcl ?
Let our citizens keep an eye out for him
and give him the sort of reception he
deserves. - Ohio state JonHak
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

sD- The report Of the Secretary
of the Treasury fully exposes the hol-
low humbuggcry Of the cry which
brought PIERCE into Office /; to wit.
that the wings were criminally waste
ful and extra tagant with the public
money. Mr.. GUTHRIE already finds
that he will require $72,000,000 to
carry him through his first fiscal year,
of which about SIS, 1000 is de-
manded for the redemption of public
debt. Now even after all the dcduc.
tons on the account of the purchase
of government debt, there will be left
nearly sd, 100000 for the ordinary
expenditures for the support Of gov
eminent This is seven millions Of
dollars more than was spent in any one
year Of Mr.. FlLLMoRE'S administration.
But you must pardon something to the
spirit Of Il democrat, whose enthusiasm
takes the peculiar direction Of retrcnch.
mcnt and reform.--Bnt. Com. Ado.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11
SANKEES'
Il AIR Il f TO R A TIVE:
\ VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For PcsioSi1g, Beaufi(ying. amt CLEANSING,
e.a:.3 -ss ~. GIa

LirlNs AND GeNTLfMFx II have come n
gain with my Hair Restorative. now more
generally used than any other article foi
dressing the Hair. The large and unprcccden-
ted sale of Two Thousand Bottles Of the Re
sto:ativc in tie vicinity of Burlington and
Wiuooski Falls, within the short space of
eighteen months, is efficient cvilcnc Of tic
entire satisfaction which it has given to IN,
large number who have used it, and ,unran-
iy to the most incicdulous that its efficacy
and good qualities are in fact what they ave
represented and va, rianted TO be.
Mr. $ may be found during Court at the
BARRIERS shop in the Easement Of the Addi
son House, where hc will be ready 90 illus
tratc the great beacit To be derived from the
practical use Of his celebrated Hair Restora-
tive lie will call at any laly's or gentleman
residence if desired.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

A SECRET TELEGRApE.-The O.
lympic Academy of Niccnza, Venice,
has publicly declared the invention of
Terinischini, by which messages may be
transmitted secretly, to be perfectly
successful. The results Of the inquiry
show:
" First, that the apparatus of Ter
mischini may be applied to Marse's
telegraph; secondly, that when the dis
patch is sent secretly it can be rcceiv.
cd SO, any fraud in that respect being
subject to immediate detection third
ly, that sccrcsy may be suspended or
applied at pleasure. The report Of The
commission Is highly culogistic Of the
inventor"
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Dir0,


In Bridport, December 30th. Mrs
JErusHA, wife of George Gale, aged G2
years
Mrs. Gale was long known in the com
muniiy as an afl'cctionato wife. mother
and neighbor. She suffered much through
n long and protractod sickness. but bore
all with Christian submission. Her
hope was in that religion which she had
long protessed, and it sustained her to
the last. Comm.
In Randolph Centre. Columbia Co..
Wisconsin, on the 10th Of November. of
Dropsy ON the brain, JuLIrs A.. son Of
Myron A. and Moiye,tc Holt, aged 7
months and lG days.
In Orwell on the 2sth ult.. Mrs.
LUCINDA p. relct Of the late John
Thomas. aged SO years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

PRoT. TnoMrsoN AND THE GEoLoCicAL
SrRyEY.-Onc Of the best Acts passed
by the late General Assembly was the
one arpropriating 81 1000 annually, for
three years, for the completion Of the
Geological Survcy,-thc publication of
the Report and the election Of Prof
PADDOCK Thompson to complete the work.
Prof Thompson is man thoroughly
acquainted with the history of the State.
its shape, composition, its birds, beasts
and creeping things. lie is a learned
man in Natural Science, is an enthusiast
in its pursuit. yet always lahoring for
some practical end. and actuatcd by an
unsclGsh desire to benefit tie people Of
y rmont by increasing a general knowi-
edge Of the agricultural and mineral re.
sources Of the tale.-Rutland Werall
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

TIE GovERNon's FiRMNEss.- The
Rutland Herald SAYS -
" We do not ask YOU to believe it,
but it is not a groundless rumor that
there were several standing leaders in
the Governors chamber on the last
night of the session, and that they ar
gued, threatened. and raved furiouslv
against Gov. Robinson because he
would not veto the amendments to the
Liquor law"
The Montpelier Watchman pro-
nounccs this correct in the main, but
doubts about the " standing Of some
of the gentlemen that evening.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

FIRE AT HIGnGATE.-About 1 o.
clock on Sunday morning, the LIST inst,
the Straw Cutter Mandatory, be,
longing to N. ID. Wait, took fire, and
was entirely consumed. In the factory
we're 100 of "Macomber's Straw Cut
ters," finished and nearly ready for de.
livery, all Of which we're DESTROYED.
Nothing from the shon was saved, not
even the books of Mr.. w., whose los:
Is $4,000, besides $500 in accounts
There is no insurance. The saw mill
OF stephen Reyes was also destroyed.
Loss about $4,000, covered by insur-
ance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

Molhado, agent for that district Dear
Sir, you may, no doubt, be surprised at
the numerous calls | make upon you for
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. 1t is
not 10 cure any ills of my own that |
use them, but to alleviate the suilcrings
of the poor about me. have by their
means just caused dreadful liberated
leg TO be cured. and | have another case
in hand, which has been bad for twenty
four years, and from former experience
| expect that it will be healed also.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

MoEE CoUNTERrElTERs - Marshal
Walker arrested in Bath, Me. on Tues.
day evening, two men, for passing coun
tcrfeit money. Their names were John
II. Goddard and Abel G.. Rankin. said
to be brothers in law. and belonging 10
Lewiston. One hundred and forty dol
lars in counterfeit mony were found IN.
on them. on the following banks SIS on
the Fall River Bank s3s on the Mont.
nelicr Bank. Vermont; s3's on Tie White
River Bank, Vermont.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

A New QUEsTIoN.-A new case un.
der the Main Liquor Law occurred in
one of the Massachusetts, cities lately.
A jug ofrum was taken by the author.
tiles from man and laid up to await
decision. The man claimed that, under
the law, they had right to seize the
liquor but not the jug-that was his
property and the law said nothing of
it. The illegal question" was settled
by turning out the liquor and return
ing the jug with every thing he could
call his own, including the cork and
the smell.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

\ SINGULAR IIoAX.-Wc have already
Informed our readers that an old soldier,
named Alexandcr.last week was arrested
in Montreal. on suspicion Of having muir
durcd his wife and burned her body in
the stove Ii was clearly proved before
the inquest. that he had beaten her Sc.
vcrcly Oh the day of her sudden disap-
pearancc, and quantity Of bones found
in the stove were subjected to the pro.
fessionial and critical examination of
three mcllical gentlemen. who unhositat
ingly pronounced them human bones and
even went so far as to adapt each to
each thus sagaciously and scientjfcal.
y making out Il very perfect skeleton Of
woman Of about the age Of the missing
wife. This done, the inquest rendered
verdict in accordance with thc.c cir.
clmstances. TO their utter CONSERVATION.
however. the murdered woman now an.
pcarcd in the flesh, and was duly rccoe.
nizcd by her relatives a rc.cxamna-
tion Of the remains followed. and the
skeleton. instead OF being that Of a wo-
man, was found to be only that Of pigl
Thus the tragedy subsidized into conc
dy, which, says the Montreal Herald.
may either be remembered as the Com
ody of Errors" or rs AIS Well that
Ends Well"
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100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS Company was incorporated by tho
l. Legislature of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, in the year 1882, and have
paid in and secured n Capital % 100000,
and deposited with the Treasurer of this
State the amount required by an Act Of ho
Legislature passed in October last Cor the
greater security of those insuring in foreign
Companies. The Dwellings of the Farmers
and others in the country viii toe insured Mt
a very low rate for 3. / 81 years and at tbs
aspiration of the Policy, can he renewed
without additional expense, other than tho
Premium.
IL is earnestly recommended to all, Nho
are not already insured, to become so with
out delay, for you know not how soou your
dwelling may be laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous to msur
ing, and learn the extremely low rates At
which your dwellings can be insured. An
other advantage in insnrins in this Company
is, that it is Sioct Company which precluaos
the possibility Of an assessment.
c, NJ. OWEN, President
j. C. GooDRIDGF. Secretary.
W. S. LANE, Agent.
Middlobury, March 10, 1858. tai
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Recommendations. Robinson has
interposed Executive clemcncy and
liberated from Jail two mcn(u. II.
Woodward and John Parker,) who
were convicted at the September scs-
sion of the Supreme Court held at
w Woodstock, of violating the liquor law.
These men were imprisoned for non
payment of a fine of GO4,OO dollars.
No cause assigned except the Gov
errors e., rum procliyities. -Sprinafeld
Telegraph.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

REPLY TO TIE THREAT.-Not lon.
since the Washington Union threaten
cd such Democratic Senators as were
supposed to be inclined to vote against
the confirmation Of Rcdfeld, with rolit
ical disgrace. The Senate has replied
to this threat by electing Beverly
Tucker Senate Printer over the head
of the editor of the Union. Served
the Union right. 1t has taken too
many airs on itself lately.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

Now OR NEvER.-$15 for Home.
stead at Lakeland, l.. |. These lots
are selling fast, and will soon all be sold.
They are beautifully located for a gen
tleman or mechanic. We desire our
friends to make immediate application
at the Office, 20S Broadway, New
York. See advertisement.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

E,9ae- TIE New York sun a neutral
paper, forcibly remarks that of one fol
ly the Presidency of Franklin Pierce
will, we believe, cure the American peo-
ple-thc folly of passing by eminent
statesmen who have rendered valuable
services TO the country. and bcstowing
the highest honors in the republic upon
comparatively obscure politicians of
third or fourth rate abilities. The
wcightcst responsibilities of govern
ment ought not to be trusted to such
men"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11
Office.

TNHE Stockholders of the Mildlcbury IIo-
l. tel Company are hereby notified that
the annual meeting for the election of Officers
&c of said Company, will be held at the
Addison House, in Middlcbury, on the 18th
day o! January inst, at > o'clock, Pm.
BY order of the Directors.
d S. CHURCH, Clerk,
Middlebuy, Jan Z, 1854. u 3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

HoIloway'S Ointment and Pills. Ej.
tcctadl Remedies far Ulceraled Sore
Legs -Extract of letter from MIR.
Mackenzie, of Industry, Montego Bay,
Jamaica, dated Sept 90, 1851, to Mr..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11
Notice.

TNllE Stockholders Of the Bank Of Middle
bury are hereby notified that the annual
meeting for the election Of Directors cf said
Rank will be holden at the banking House.
On Tuesday. the 25th day Of january next. nj
one o'clock, p. NJ. Bp order of Tie D'rs
JOS. WARNER, Cashier.
BANK OF MipnLEBuaY,
2lst Dec. 1858. o6sw
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Ieinisch's Shears.

THE Subscriber has made arrangements
L with Roscivs llEiNisoH, to keep better
Stock of his Shears and Scissors tlan las
hitherto been kept in Boston, aud which he
will continue to sell NJ the reduced rates.
He will also have. as heretofore, all kinds
of LFoNARD 4 WrNDr's SHEARS, constituting
a full assortmoni from the two best makers
in the market OF
PATENT TAlLORS' SHEARS.
Taiio,S' 1fimmers and Prints, ard E.ddifs',
BaRtcrS, Papcr HIagtys 0Rd
E0r5cry' Scissors,
Every Pair being FULLY WARRANTED. and
sold at WuoLEsALE ASn RETAIL, at tho Low
est Prices.
Wl0.ts Gliuig IItl H.3 CG,kH
Nso-An assortment If Tailors Measrre-'
Pressing Irons, Scanning Rollers, Squares
and n large variety Of English Scissors and
Shears, Needles and all kinds Of Cutlery
and Hardware. fuH sALE by
MARTIN l., BRADFORD,
Importer Of Cutlery, Hardware, and Fishing
Tackle, l42 Washington Street, near
Is opposite School Street, BOSTON.
n. B.-Cutlery Sharpcncd aud Repaired ia
| the best manner.
Nov. 81, 1853. % iw
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N0NAI301T TESIT.
TIMD Cr{AlLGEO.

4 Donation visit viii be given to the Rev
4 y Il. Fox, at The Methodist Parsonage
in this viilag', on Thursday Afternoon IN,
Evening, Jan l9th, 1854.
All are respectful y iuy, Il 20 attend
By ori,r RI
C1m1iHcc.
{ y p. S--Tlr children are requested tl
Give their visit on Friday evening.
Mildlcbury, Jan. I'd, lS5l
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NloUrCIG.

TINE undersigned has from twenty 10 tlilty
IL tons Of hay, which hc Will feed out on
Ills premises, to sheep, or other stock, for
those who wish to hire keeping. have cooa
accommodations of barn and shed room, and
a supply Of water. For terms, apply to The
subscriber. +. a. LELAND.
East Middlcbury, Dec. 90, 1853 3G.3w.
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@I5 ONLY
FOR A HOMESTEAD.

100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
to be distributed among 600 Subscribers. o.
yer 500 Of these are already engaged. Many
of the Lots ncfr these have been sold for
from 100 to 200 per cent, advances over the
price for which these Lots aic now sold,
showing that the purchase will Je a good
investment.
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Especial Notice.

A Ii persons having unsettled accounts
~ with Harry Langworthy, arc hereby re-
qucsted to call at his store and settle the
same without delay,as the beginning of 1854 is
n good time TO know how we stand in the
world.-Delays arc dangerous.
IL. LANGw0RTHY.
Jan. 10, 1854.
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Wood.

All persons intending to pay their dues n,
this Office in Woon. will please deliver the
same without delay, as We are now securing
our years supply.
REGisrER OFricr.
Milllcbury Jan, 8, 1905, 37tC
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Dry Groceries.


n h,s' CAV" C1nls' "p' 5 I9 Loaf an"
Drown sugars box ana t"sK kis'nN, Nut
Ia hest Virnini, Cbrvh,r T"iharrn S,'al.
iug and Fine Cut do COD iii, S,'o,., a,,,
Mlclercl inst received bv \ WOOD
| o
Purchaser, for CASH VIII find il for / ici.
interest TO- cal a. no one IN this village shall
H. 80
c, AZ liberal n,i,c iI', , T y" sI,.
a,nr"ycd crrdii viIl hr giy.n " Wonn
CASH TjID
For Wheat, Green Hides. Good Sorrcr p'au,
and Slipping Euls. ~ WOOD
a., y. -, -,
CUT ana "toi N"i'', "a" NH ami cnt
'.,, ri' 'i'" '', ."" '''" W az, ,'"''
Gla,s and pn,tv, t;nn Cnn. po','Ic,. ,,'1 shn,
Hunts Green. collin. and rronl.s &. nrn.'..,.
Axes inst received lv \ WOOD
-, ~ =
iOo9 lbs. New Buck Wheat Fuur Just re
cci'cd ny. y. WOOD,
~ b'le' OF B"'i'Io Robes just o,n.ncd by
~ "p'D.
: = = = = = = =
- Chests Fresh Teas, just received by
- " iOD.
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MOTTCI.

The notes andaccounfs due the late firm of
y, wood X Co.. are in the hands Of Mcs,rs.
Barber & Bushnell, for collection. BY at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. WOOD.
oct -. 1854 27.sw.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

Simonds, in Burlington, were destroyed
by fire on Monday morning the % inst.
An adjacent dwelling house was also
DESTROYED.
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TAILORING BUSINESS !

at the old stand, where he hopes hy long cx-
periencc, and strict attention, TO continue to
tends to keep the best Of woikmen, So rs L.
be prepared to do work in the most approved
,style, ON the shortest possible notice, and on
Nhc most reasonable terms.
\ e. Tho latest Fashions received Quarter
~ and Monthly.
w" CUTTING A N D REPAIRING
attended to at all times.
ID. SLOAN.
MildlobuIy. Oct. Is, 1868. 9Gic
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kiNNllUTr 4 HASKELL.
WHOLESALE G. RETAIL DEALERS
PIANO FORTES.

AND Music aud Musical Merchandise Of
every dcsciiption-No Is. Boardman Build.
ing, under the Museum, Troy. y. Y.
At the above Saloon Piano Fortcs from the
best Manufacturers in New Nork and Boston,
may be found at all times at the lowest prices
Those wishing such merchandise are invited
to call and examine our assortment, or send
us their orders. In either case we promise
to give to all, tie best Of attention, and best
of bargains.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11
FIannels.

White, Scarf t, Orange Blue and Grey
Wool Flannels, Blcached and Brown Cotton
Do. in good assortment for sale by
L. NALLETTE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11
III arrir0,

In Stayk-boro. Dec. Goth. by Rev. \
A. Sawin of Bristol. Mr.. JAMES CALp.
WELL of Lincoln, to MARY JANE BURN.
HAM of Starksboro.