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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01

Trains leave Rutland as follows
Freight and Accommodation 1890 \. NJ,
arrives at North Bennington . 80 T. NJ
Express Train 40 a. NJ, arrives in Troy
s L NJ
Mail Train $50 p. NJ, on arrival " Mon
trcal and Boston Trains, arrives ia Troy at
II L. NJ.
Leave Troy rs follows
Mail Train IL NJ, arrives in Rutland IL
PM.
Express train, r. NJ, arrives in Rutland
9.Sg 2, NJ
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington s A. NJ, arrives in Rutland
Q A. NJ.
Tickets can he purchased at the ticket nf
fees Of the Rutland & Burlington Railroad
n. BIO avoid mistakes, lie sure aui
have your baggage checked aud tickets "a
Western Vermont Railroad and not c.angc
ears at Centre Rutland.
J0f MYRoN CLARK, Lcs'c
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= Il . SP ECI' L 5
THE INDEPEN DENI'
VOLUME SIxTa-lG54.

This wcll-known and wildly circulated
Journal, conducted 10y Pastors of Corsrcga.
tioaal churches IN New York and vicinity, ha,
completed its fifth year.
1t is now enlarged is published in qurto
form, and contains sixteen columns, or fifi \
percent, more reading matter than ever before
being the largest religious paper in the world
In addition to the regular editorial corps
Rev. q. y. Chcrvcr, b. b., Rev Henry ward
Btcchcr, Mrs II. i Stove Rev. {. l.. Brace,
AMI Minnie Myrtlt, are stated contributors
engaged to write weekly, and will b. assisted
by most able correspondents at home AMI
abroad who Viii do all in ihrirpowcr @ make
this journa! an interesting religious and fam
lily paper.
TEaMS--NotWihstandi the immense al.
d.iion of at least 5000 to the yearly cx-
pcnScS Of the paper, the price will remain the
saline
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNCM,
if pad strictly inadvancc. or - 80 if not paid
within three months. No ucW names entered
without the money
AdENTs. Clcrsymcn and po,tmasirrs are
authorized agents. and are solicited to engage
in the swork Of extending our circulation
Fifty cents commission on each new subscri-
Der will be allowed them.
If our agents have been So successful here
toforc in procuring subscribers for the lndc.
pendent, how easy must be the work, when
the paper is actually offered below cost
Should our list of subscribers 60 as high as
twenty thousand, it would not more than nav
the expenses Of the literary and material la
Dor bestowed upon the paper. Fifty thou
sand is the circulation the pgoprictors aim At,
and we can attain it, if our subscribers will
help us. All those who have heretofore acted
for MS, are requested to engage anew in the
good work.
Any person wishing to subscribe, viii
please incloac in an cnyellop two dollars. and
address JOSEPH IL. LADD
Publisher of the independent.
w. 10 SPrHcc-St., Mr. lork
Preparing postage; and money SO sent will
be considered at our risk.
-" The paper viii hc sent in exchange
for one year to any newspaper or monthly
periodical that will publish this prospectus
including this notice
New York Jan. d, 1851, 40
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DENTISTRY.

Mr. Error will you do me the favor to
correct the public mind in relation to the cir.
cnlation Of story that is going the rounds
in this vicinity, that | have sold out my bust.
ness as Dentist in this place, and have no
right to pr cticc my profession in Middle.
bury. The author or originator of the above
has made great mistake, or been guilty of a,
base vlndictive fabrication. Such is not thd
fact. have not, nor do intend TO sell NV
profession, so long as it is my interest to prac-
lice it. | have had other business. which
would preclude my being in my Office but n
very small portion of the time, for the past
year Cor which beg pardon) Should NV
Old patrons and the public in general, wish
Tor my professional services they are assured
that my Office will be opened early in the
coming spring, for the reception of all such
as may want their teeth PIT in good repair.
where they will find ONE LIVE DrxTlsr and
perhaps TWO. lav" bcen informed recent
~ That artificial Teeth have fallen very much
in price consequently the inserting of Teeth
Will be much less than the old prices. "a.
NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ D., Dentist
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"SCROFULA.n READ THIS.

Many Physicians in our large cities,
have recommended and used the Rock
Rose, with great success DR. j. II.
Thompson. of Philadelphia, used it in
several bad cases of Scrofula. In one
case, of three years standing, where the
patient had large opening upon the
hip, leading to the bone. containing
twelve ulcers he ordered decoction of
Rock Rose to be used three times n
day and in thirty-ninc days the person
was cntirclv cnred.
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STATE OF VERMONT Gcn rcncrhcrcd

STATE oF VERMONT Gcit remembered
District of Addison, SIS. that, alta Probat.
Court held at Middlchury in and for tho
District Of Addison, on the 18th day Of Jan.
4. n. 1851
Amlrlla Ncedham and Geo. 5. Walker.
named executors in an Instrument uurpor,iur
TO he the Last Viii and I, Stamcnt of
ALVIN n. NEEDHAN.
late ofWmlins, in said District. dc, cased .nrc
ScnIs said instrument n'rprohsi, II is there
npon ordered, that said Instrument he con.
sldercd fur probate by this tour. Al the -.
sion thereof To h held at the Office Of tl.e
Register ~ this court, in said Middlclurv
ON Thursday, the 81 day Of February next.
At ten o'clock, in the forenoon and that no
tlce thereof be siyrn to all persons interested
mat they may appear and make their obiec-
tons u any they may have, 20 the probate
and allowance of sail wiz, by publishing
certified copy ~ this oder, in the Middle
hlrY Register newspaper printed At said
Mhlllchnry, three weeks successfully. ire
,luus to iiv time Of said Court
jan. BrsHsELL, Register
A true copy OF Record
39Sw Attest Jed $ Bu-hnell. Register.
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o. The next Lecture before our Ly-
ccum will be delivered by Rev. Henry
y. llupsoN, of New York. on Monday
evening next His subject will be,
" FaIstG6" The announcement alone
will of course be sufficient to ensure a
crowded house. 1t is highly important
that every person attending should be
early in his seat, to prevent interruption.
as the Lecture will commence precisely
at Z o'clock
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Temperance Meeting.

meeting ofADDIsoN County TEMPERANCE
SocirrY will be held at Bristol, on Thursday
the 9th day Of February, ut half past 10 o.
clock, i. NJ As important business is to he
transacted, general attendance is requested
The ministers in the County of the different
denominations are requested to give notice of
the meeting, ON the Sabbath previous to it
We are authorized to state that those who %
by the Railroad will he carried from the New
Haven depot to the place Of meeting for %
cents ana returned for the same sum.
4 4. MERRILL,
H. MEEkER,
W; IL; PARKER, Exeeutire Committee
j. II BARRETT,
CALVIN hill,
JAN -, 1854. 4O3w.
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hlioolcburp Gpfrnn,.

\ lecture will be delivered before the
members of the Middlcbury Lyceum, on
Monday evening, Feb. 9th, By the great
Shaksperian Lecturer,
REV, HENRY n. HUDSON,
At Union Hall Subject: EalsfaG Doors
open at Ct o'clock. The lecture viii com
mence at precisely O'Clock Tickets can
be obtained of W. $. Lane
by Order of Executive Committee.
Middlebury, Jan. "a, 1851. 4O2w.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
~ 7 EiE::33z' 81 81 IA
e & I Il r O a .
G II A " q Il OF Time

90 and amer Monday January 90, 1854
Trains will run as follows, viz:
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND
Al SIS A. NJ, and 4 80 p NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS
At $50 and 40 A. NJ
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND.
At 1900 NJ and 5l5 Z. NJ
LEAVE RU rLAND FOR BURLINGTON
AT $50 A NJ, and 3 90 L. NJ
Al burlington, Trains connect directly with
mo Vermont Central and Vermont & Canada
Railroads for the East and North.
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toea q Washington, Albany and Rutland, and
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy Albany
West
At Bellows Falls, Trains connect with the
Cheshire, Vermont Valley, and Sullivan Rail
roads.
JOHN s. DUNLAP,
Superintendent
snperinlendent's Office,
Rutland, Jan IL, 1858 sstf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01

STATE or VERMONT, Z lie it rcmcm-
district Of Addison, S. b-rcd that, at a
Probate Court held at Middcbury, in and
for the District OF Addison, on the 1Uth day OF
January, a. u. 1857
John VI. Weeks. administrator of the cs-
tate ~ MARK X. WEEKS
late of Salisbury, in SAID district, deceased,
presents hi, petition in whiting, to this court
praying for license 10 sell the real estate OF
said deceased, for the purpose of paying the
debts Of said deceased and expenses OF ad-
ministration; and therein sets forth the a
mount Of debts allowed hy commissioners
against the estate of said deceased, and the
expenses Of administration, and that the said
deceased left no personal estate, the situation
of the real estate and that it is necessary to
sell all the real estate Of said deceased for
the purposes aforesaid 1t IS thcr-upou or
dercd HAT said petition be considered by
this Court. at the session thereof 10 b. held
at the Office of the Register Of this Court in
said Midllcbury, on Thursday, the 10Th day
of February next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon And that notice thereof he given to
all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, if any they may
have, to said license being granted, by pub
listing certified copy of ths order in the
Middlcbury Register, u newspaper printed
at said Middlcbury, three weeks successfully
previous TO the time of said Court
JEp. ). BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy OF record
IL :Sw. Attest JED. S BrsHvgft, Register.
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& We notice in the list of premiums a
wardcd by the Crystal Palace Judges. that
the widely celebrated Chocolate, Cocoa, and
Broma preparations Of Mcssrs. W Baker 4
Co of Dorchester, Mass. to whom premiums
were not long since awarded by Institutes
and Fairs nj Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore have now received the first
premium for superior excellence, and a
bronze medal, from the New York CRYSTAL
Palace Exhibition of the Industry Of all Ma
tons. Their choice preparations lave at
tanned wide celebrity in all parts of the
coun'ry,-allay rather than induce the ncr-
vouS excitement attendant upon the use of
tea or coffee, in consequence of which they
are recommended 10y the most eminent physi-
clans, and thousands Of persons can be found
IN every State who have experienced great
benefit from their use
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01

oway's Pills. This invaluable mcdi-
cine purifes the blood and invigoratcs
tie system, so that many of the worst
cases of dropsy have been cured by
their means. Females at the turn of life
should have recourse to these excel
lent Pills, being the safest and most
effcctual remedy ever used.
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HoLlouay's PUs n .0ocs o,,,J =

HOlLOway's Pills, a Safe and IF
teetual Cure for Dropsy.-Thc insidi.
Gus disease arises from various causes.
and frequently from some obstruction
to the FREQ circulation of the blood
generally exhibiting itself by a swell
lug Of the feet and ankles, ascending
gradually until it effects the whole Of
the body. Those who are thus ar,
tiic.ed should Immediately take Hol-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01
Two more Destructive Fires In
New York.

A large number of buildings in Duane,
Centre, Pearl and Elm Streets, New
York. were burned on Saturday night.
IN two separate conaagrations Numcr-
Gus families were rendered homeless.
Loss not stated.
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So c,cnt ,y,s m. c.u f,r shares ~ H..
r.al ,,-,,I nh ,i.,, . ,'.... ~
Lcrn ,ndnrcI IN l,, a,, a,,,i,nr - a,;';s
ing thp lost m ,hc tnn,, tJanI y ,tr ""lJ'"
Ss,L ,Io, ,yi,l lao ,lir,,ia ;,.,' enn St'.'
st5 n,,.t,,nI ,',,,s;,, t''n r,,;i.i;,' Il
ann hm,Grnd t.'n ,a,,r ~ "o" I"r,,," i.o,s
~ nrr.s orc 81 ,,.n ncrns n,,o nrgr,. ~ '".'
49, W." ' - w " res
Y"V w ", "'''S' WI" W "a Nv" Az ieS cach
| 10 ne ui>tiih'ltcd on the cNsningOi the 30th U
December ISj3
:,
| Each sdhscrihei l. entitled To ! l'ts, 20 l.!
| 100 feet, living together or II FARM of from
| IA ou ,rrcs ri, ST. .,r,,s .,, l;,,;,,t -, 81
,,,..1Ja az ~ q, ''"',.'" "t 4, l.
taH"ulV' 80 WI" Suis'' l',e' ~ - on "r be
tore the day OF diVlsiouA and the balance
m, U;i.,.o,.t I li,,I .i.. I, .
i'"N,'"'" ""c'' t''Hc 'o''
"'c 'oCHtc" Is "'''E mort instance ooulh
the celebrate Il Lake Konkuni oinn. the bcaut,
and romantic appearance of which are prniset
no ali ,,Lo III, I, uro mas. ,,i...l,. i ,.
"" 80, 80 '''"H ""V""' ~ svc'
,"V "IHt eN',V"'c '"ut can nc drsireu Ina
Lakeland, IlcrmanViilc Will shortly be.
conr rhnire ,,lnr,s nm Iort, Island Lana,
tr,,,.,, a. H. =. f,.i., c.. -, : -;
hHoWn rs inc hAruVn spot uf America
FROM the ruhlishrdStatistrdl accounts Of The
late reusuS taken hy the United States it i.
shawn thar I u,r land is ,b,. ,,os, L,.al1 e
-: .,. =
'''"r' ~" """'i ''' 'Iucrs Ie"'r u'"'hS ac'
c1I"lhI 70 ltS pnnuAtlnn than IN any Other
place Ahnut 3 10 farms have lac IN soid ,,i,l,
in q .hort ,i,ur- G,,lI. L,,,, L,n,, clo,oI 49,
,i'. '"'t '"' nav wv" 'c",c" an,
o"'''N"'c' an" crops now growing that VIII
rnunnnrc iaVuiahlv with those in any part OF
the country : srNrrnl houses lave hrcn nil,
am ., h., ,,. a. loo. ..,..,,l t ,i; -
,..' ~" 'e' u! t"e'' ch>
~ '.'"- P"' u" w. nv ""'"S arc sccc-
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main. Thus this good man died. 1t is pleas
ant TO remember that almost his last work on
Garth, was TO address = company of grieving
mourners, from those inspiring words, BLESS.
ed are the dead which die in the Lord-they
rest from their labors, AMI their works do fol
low them" RISK
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Especial Notice.

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts
~ with Harry Lansworthy, are hereby re
qucstcd to call at his store and settle the
same without dclay,as the beginning of sol is
good time to know how we stand in the
woild.-Dclays are dangerous.
H. LANGW0RTlY.
Jan. 10, 1854.
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RoNKoNKoMA LAKE, l.. IA few
shares in the Village Lots at Lakeland,
near this celebrated lake. One share,
for only SIS, secures homestead for
man and his family during life. For
shares, apply to Charles Wood, 2OS
Rroadwav \ Y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01

y comparison of the cold of the sea
son may be made from notes OF the cx-
IRENE turns of January 1888 and ) 1
respectively, as presented below
January, 1858
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sa1S 0NTGX
FOR A EIONESTEAD,

100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided on the 3lst Il Jan, 1854, Il
mung COO Subscribers Over 500 of these
are alrendy engaged. MANY ofihe Lots nrlr
these lave Teen sold iri ftCr' 1tutC POO
per cen advances over tic price for which
THESE Lots n'c low sold showing Il A.
the purchase will lie II uoo1 il,tsin.nt
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The British Quarterlies
AND
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iHpNAhb NNo " W. New York
continue t. Re-puhi,h the following British
Periodicals, viz
The L'nloa Q iirtcrly isvicwlconscrvatiye
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q
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4.
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j.
The present critical state Of European ac-
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interesting during the year 1854. They will
occupg middle ground between the hastily
written new'ilcmS. crude spcculatioms, and
llylag rumors of the daily journal, and the
pOndcrons Tome of the future hisiorion writ
ten after the Living iatereSt and excitement of
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passed away. 1t is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for the Only really mtclli
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by which We shall he able To place all our Re.
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soon a. they can b tIniShc with The foreign
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rs heretofore, viz
Per ann
For any one Of the four Reviews, 81 nt
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Religious Notice.

Rev. Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in Mid.
diebury, on Sunday, the 9th of Feb. next.
Catholics are respectfully invited to attend
Jan. 30, 1851.
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CGEIGIG4? EA.EEIgg,
At S. a EMS
ELGIN SPRING HOUSE.
Music-F FARR's BAND.

p S.-Thc Proprietor will run a Carriage
" the Nerg 'nncs Depot in connexion with the
Mail Train of Cars, for the accommodation
OF the people that attend the Parties, free Of
expense. S. ALLEN, Proprietor.
32to Fb. 8.
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Plush Caps at Cost!
AT CO. wAlWRiGnT'S
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Linseed Oil.

OFlancgan's Oil, boiled and raw, for
by II 4 SUEI.Do'
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Dress Goods at CnstI

And al my goods ut DECIDED BAR
GAINS. Those wishing goods sill never
buy them rs cheap again.
n q NlINWpIrIIr
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25

IS We have been waited on by Captain
Weimar, the high chief of the Indian tribes
in this section cf the country, for the purpose
of getting our influence in endeavoring to
prevent the sale of ardent spirits to his IN
dians. He represents that it makes the In
dans quaTelsone and bad, that it makes
them act foolish, and keeps them poor He
desires that his friends, the Americans, give
them food and clothes-instead of whiskey
for their gold. He says, they are willing to
dig and to work-and trade their gold to the
Americans for bread, meat, shirts, coats and
pantaloons, but it is his express desire that no
liquor be given or sold to them on any occa-
sion. Want Of space prevents us from say
ing at present what we would desire upon
this topic. We shall recur to it at another
time.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25

SPlR1TUAL1sM IN CoNGREss.-In the United
States Senate, April 10th, Mr.. Shields present
ed petition, with some Is 900 names append
ed TO 1t, asking that scientific commission
be appointed for the purpose of patiently,
rigidly and scientifically investigating the
phenomena known as spiritual manifesto
tions." Thepetitioners represent tbateertain
physical and mental phenomena of mysterious
import have become so prevalent in this
country and Europe as to engross a large share
Of public attention, and that two opinions
prevails as to their origin. One belief is.
that these phenomena are to be ascribed to
the power and intelligence ofdeparted spirits;
and another is, that they may be accounted
for in rational and satisfactory manner
without belief in the agency of spirits Fl
is to the investigation of this interesting cues
tion that the petitioners ask the attention OIL
Congress. On presenting this petition, Mr.
Shields delivered q very spicy speech. There
was some discussion as to what committee il
should be referred to. 1t was finally voted tc
place it On the table.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25

THEATRICALr-It was announced on Satur-
day last, by crier bell and poster, that Sc
ries of entertainments would be given in our
goodly town by the Chapman family, of an.
cient memory. Sad to tell, so many other
attractions are nightly presented to our citi-
zens, that the house would not warrant any
other performance than the refunding of the
money to some dozen individuals, unluckily
seduced upon the anxious seat. Another at
tempt on the following evening only produc-
ed still more complete demonstration Of
neglect "'Tis true, and pity tits, It's true,
one single individual composed the entire au-
dience. Shall we say that the taste of our
citizens is at fault? The success of every
artist of merit, has proved, and will continue
to make known, the appreciative taste o!
Grass Valley people.