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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-10-04
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
IS, Ccrncr Of Ann aud Nassau SIS. n. Y.
"URIrICATIoN OF TIE BLOOD,

AND
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
The Citizens Of the Union suAcr mach from
disorders of the Liver and Stomseh. scarcely
any are frec.ftom the influence ofthess desirues
tive maladies hence lie wears fast. The far
DC r. perhaps the most handsome in the World,
up 10 4 eertain period when distressing to- ssy.
many loose Their teeth and good LOOKS. while
vet in the heyday 81 liic. Such sad evils may
be remedcd by conih ualiy keepir 6 The blood
pure, aud the Liver and Stomach in a healthy
action, when life will aow smoothly, and re-
emhc plants in a congcnial cline, where sr
eternal spring apr ears To reign. AS il regards
the preservation Of the human finns, and The
the duration Of life, which may he efecies,
ami | SAY fearlessly, that hcalth and life can
he prolonged for many years beyond their or
binary limits, il HolloSsys Pills are taken 10
purify The blood according to the rules laid
Town Or health eontaiaed In the directions
4 CASE Of WEAKNESS AND DEBILi.
TY, or 10 YEARS STANDING
CURED NY H0LLowAr'S
y TO- FILLS. ~ Wh
Copy 81 q Letter from CaPfsis JehH'oS, A.
tor HsHse, dated Jansary bfA, 1864
70 PaopEssoR IloLLowAv, 50, Corner Of
Ann and Nassau Streets, n. Y;
SIR-Iris with the mo-t heartfelt pleas
ore hare TO inform you TINT have been lie.
stored 10 hchiln hHu sucus'h W t"hinE NNuf
Pills For the last ten years, | suffered from
\ Encouragement of the Liver and Stomach. and
was reduced TO such an extremity thail gave
up nv Ship. never expecting TO go 10 Sea any
more, as had tried every Remedy thst was
recon mcn,lcd to me hut all TO nc purpose,
aud had given myself up 10 despair, when ]
wV at lasi recommended 10 take your Pills.
sfter using them for three months, the result
is that I am now in better health than ! have
hecn for eleven year, pest and indeed Ne well rs
,ver was in my life. You are quite At liben,s
10 make this known for the benefit Of Others.
Ircmain, Sir. yours respectfully,
(Signea) JOHN JOHNSON.
7asS celebrated I'lls are ToHdsyfnliy .Fes
eis~s ia ke fslio,rirc Complaints.
,sas Drnpsy IaaaNmaiiok SORE ThrNA,s
tlhmA D,,sairy Jarnd lee stone and Grave =,
Rihous' YIN Erysipsis' iiveTcon- Secondary SYM
plants Fe@al'ir'ssa rl"'N'' ton.
al,ehs."a F-r-s. .fan t.slbsso rlnours
a,-.I Com Fm' .1..-.. y...rs.Ias.scs.,
.;"I~. ns.d .sA. s-ss.ren al w.sIrrs..iron
Caa.iiPs- iadisesiies cr'ns vhs,sv.rsssss
ss-ss oan,pmp,ian Mag IN ss-ss.
- Sold al The Estshiishmsni Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, "a, Corner ~ Anp and fns,fu
Streets, New York; al.o hy nif resrretnhle
Druggists and Dealers In Medicines ihrcni
out the United States, IN Boxes. A. 81, r'''s,
~ cents, and - 50 cents rr'h. To ~ nd
Wholesale OF tho PRINCIPAL Ding tloa,es in
Cninn. l
There Is sooAsiasrahls "a wing by taking
the lsrcrr sizes. .S6;roxeups.
B.-Direetions for the gaidsuce of sneAS
Ia syery disorder ace aiixsd to each hsx4
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Subscriptions received to any Magazine or
Newspaper, and promptly sent by mail, or TO
be found at my counter.
The following is n list of n portion of the
Magazines and Newspapers he is prepared to
supply, and TO which he invites the attention
of the puSlic
MAGAZINES.
!Iarpcr's Magazine, Putnam's do, Godcy's
Lady's Book, Graham's Magazine, Ladies' Ma
tional do, New York National ,Knickerbockcr
Magazine, Eclectic do, Living Age, (weckly)
Mcrry's Museum. London Art Journal House
hold Words, Arthur's Home Magazine, New
York Monthly, Chambers Journal illustrated
Magazine of Art, Popular Educator, London
Lancet, Hunts Merchants Magazine ,Thomp-
sons Reporter, Yankee Notions, Blackwood S
Magazine, Westminster Review, North Brit
ish do. Edinburgh do. Quarterly Review,
London, Glasgow Practical Mechanics Jour
nal. NEWSPAPERS.
Bosros Daily Journal, Daily Herald,
Glcason's Pictorial, Flag Of our Union, True
Flag, Yankee Privatcer, American Union, Wa
verify Magazine, Literary Museum. Uncle
Sam, Yankee Blade, Olive Branch Pilot New
England Farmer, N. L. Cultivator, American
Patriot, Know Nothing, Know Something
Sunday Despatch, Sunday News Evening Ga
zette, Native Citizen, New Era.
NEw YoRK-Daily Times, Weekly Herald
Tribune and Times, Police Gazette, Home
Journal, Spirit of the Times, True American
Universe, Spiritual Telegraph, Pick ,PicayuneY
Sunday Times, Atlas, Mercury, Despatch and
Courier, Irish American, Cclt, Citizen.
PuiLADELPHiA.-Amcr Courier Dollar
Newspaper, Evening Post, Saturday Evening
Mail.
LosDos-Illustrated News, Punch, Di
OF mes, Bells Life. %
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INDICATED FIR CHEST PROTECTOR

To all persons of all ages ard conditions, as a
certain and safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Colds, and other afllictions Of the
Lungs, which arise from the exposed state of
the chest, according TO fashion, and the con-
tinual changes of our climate.
The Protector" is simply IL chemically
prepared fur, lined with silk and padded
which, suspended from the neck, covers The
chest, in SO agreeable a manner that once
worn, it becomes necessity and a comfort
THE Protector" although but recently in
tfoduccd into America is making rapid pro-
grcss through the United Stntcs.thc Canadas.
South America, aud the West Indies. II has
for n long time been staple article in Eng
land and on the continent of Europe, while il
has grown in many countries to the position
Of mn Article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire Of any
English resident in YOUR vicinity IF ms know
ledge Of the beneficial effects of wearing the
Protector, without recourse TO ductoring of
any kind. The cost of wearing these articles
is n mere trtc, and one will last some years.
No one who values the health of himself or
his family will he without them. The Hos
pitfalls in this country are not alone recon.
mending them, hut rapidly introducing them
IIarcourt, Bradley & Co, of London, and
Manchester. England, were originally en-
trasted with the Manufacture OF the Protec-
tors, by the lnmentCd DIR. Cooper, and contin-
ne to manufacture according to his original in
structops, and therefore recommend those
who would wear" The Protectors" to sec to
their Icing genuine
Remember this is staple article, and no
Patent Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents size, $3.50
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT


The llydromagcn Is u valuable discovery
Tor protecting the feet from damp or cold and
therefore preventative of many Lung dis
eases. without any doctoring whatever. The
IIydromagen is in the form of sole, and
worn inside the boot or shoe. Its niedieaicd
character is 3 powerful antilotc to disease.
For gentlemen it will be found agreeable,
warm and healthy, to wear in the coolest or
railiicst weather, AS the foot cannot wet il the
liydromagcn is inserted. Ladies' may wear
the lightest soed boots or shoes In the most
Indictment weather with IMMUNITY while Con
sumption, so prevalent among the young Of
our country, may be tliwarted by their gen
cral adoption. They entirely sspsrscde over
shoes, As the latter cause the feet to pcrspirc
in very unhealthy manner; and, besides are
not dangerous wear to pedestrians in icy wra-
Their, like india rubbcrs. While the latter
cause the feet to appear extremely large, the
liydromagen, being mere thin slice OF cork
prepared, peculiarly placed Inside, does not
increase the size Of the boot, or cause the
foot to appear untidy. To children they ARE
extremely valuable AS they ma, engage in OK
crciscs with comfort and healthy effects. Their
| expense is 50 slight ~ to scarce need mention;
besides, those who patroniYc them will find
their yeariy docior's bills mreA Giainisted
thereby.
As the HydroinAgcn il becoming more
known, its sale is increasing to an almost In
credible extent. Last year in London, Man
chester, birmingham, Liverpool. Glasgow
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger,
and Berlin, our sales reached 49,, $50 pair.
Of Cork Socs. This year the number " i'll
Ear surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their val
ne as preventative for Coughs, Colds. Bron.
cbitis, Asthma, and Consumption.
Mems size, per pair 35 cents
Ladies' do. d. 80
Boys x Misscs'do. rs
NorlcE.-efrom the retail prices we make .
very liberal allowance toJobbers and Whole.
,alrfs, 80 that any storckccper may make y
fine profit on their sale, while they are an ar
ticle that may be kept in any store, among
any class Of goods. For terms, apply to
IARCOURT, BRADLEY & Co,
2li3m SO Ann Street, New York
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Notice..

Application will he made to the Lecisls-
iure NJ Vermont, at its noxt ensuing session,
for the grant Of a IIorse-Boa Ferry 10 Benz
n. Drawn, from his landing In shoreham, 10
that Of Mrs. Dealt in Ticondcroga, In tho
State Of New York.
shorchsm. Aug. Is, 1854. 2o;sw
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New Books.

Nowadays, Vara, or the the Child Of
Adoption, The Pilgrims of Nottingham.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands, FASH
ion and Famine, OF Hand Takings, Ten
Nights in Bar Room, Sunshine on Daily
Paths, This, That and the Other, Second Sc
rics Fern Leaves, Travellers Guide, (Apple.
tons), Myrtle Wreath, Parish Side, Planters
Northern Bride, Our Parish, Bake Pan, Maps
of the Seat of War and Of Europe, just re-
ceiyed and for sale by A. II. COPELAND.
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LIST OF LETTERS

bt0l VI LIN DltD
Remaining in the Post Office at Mid
dlebury, October LIST 1854.
Allen, VIM ii. Huntloy, Harriet
Barrette, G. w. Harris, Joseph
Butler, Mrs, Sabrina Keef, Moses
Bean, o. II. Loque, Susan
Bottom, Henry Lewis, George
Brunwcll, Oscar Z. Lamb, Joshua
Badnet, Nelson Lombard, James
Brown, Sarah II. Munger, Bctsey G.
Benwain, Francis McCue, Geo
Burlngame, Zelotus Merriam, b r.
Clark, A. j. Nichols, Willard
Colburn, Chas. S. Nichols, Charles 4.
Cone, Rev. r. l. Nash, AsaheI NJ.
Caughlin, Patrick Pierce, Elvira
Dickinson, Electa Parker. James M.
Donaghue.J james s. Preston, Julia
Donuely, Edward Paris, ID. +.
Ford, John N. Rafferty,, Dan'l.
Foster, j. H. Ring, Gilbert
Fuller, Chas. Upper, Mrs. NJ. p.
Fedion, Cintba Townshcnd, RevG H
Gendro, John Tiffany, Mrs Wm.F.
Gallo. Clarinda Wells, Mrs. Mary
Henry, j. NJ. Walker Mrs. II.
Hughes, Robert
ELA Call for advertised letters.
f r. WRIGHT, p. NJ.
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1IIE AMERIC1N'S FRIENDl
HOLLOWAY" PILLS! |!

To the Citizens OF the United States
most humbly and sincerely thank yon
for the immense patronage which you have
bestowed upon my Pills. ! take this oppoI.
luni,y Of stating that my Ancestors were az
American Citizens, and that entertain Tor alt
that concerns A mcrira and The Americans.t tho
most lively symlaihics, so much so that Or
iginslly compounded these Pills expressly 70
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner of living, intending 10 establish my
self among you, which have now .ione, ~
TAX ing premises In New York.
.-t THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
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Administrators Sale,

For sale, 10 acres of Timber Land, II miles
from Whiting Depot. Said land is situated in
the town OF Leicester. So
Also, several Pews in the Methodist Church
in Middlrbury. Said premises belong TO thc
estate VI Leonard Dcming.
JACOB W. CONROE, Admr.
Midllebury, Sept 20, 1851. 22;tr
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No. ~.

The genuine No. II, is manufactured by
me. aud by no one else every bottle has my
name on the LABEL and no person in Middle
bury sells Il except me. 4,A. SHELDON.
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FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.

Winter Term begins ,..... Dee. I, 1854.
Spring Term begins. Match 30, 1850
Fall Term begins ....... Aug l6, 1855.
Rev. JOSEPH +. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
New and superb brick buildings, with cv-
cry desirable appurtcnancc, TO accommodate
500 boardcrs, ladies and gentlemen
Faculty will consist ol twenty Professors
and Teachers, able to instruct ,thc most adj
vanccd classes of students. Unusual lacili-
ties in natural science, Ancient and Modcrn
Languages, Music, Painting and Elocuion.
Tuition for term of ii Full WEEKS: Pri.
marics e. 80; Common English 81, 90; High
or EngfWl and Ancient Languages each from
zoe to 81 %; Extras at corresponding rates;
-lncidcntas zoe; Board, Fuel and room 10 #
10y 10, well furnished, s. ,65 per week. ifpaid
in advance per term Of II wrIKs, including
tuition in Common English and incidentals,
in advcncc So go
Arrangements arc made for excursion
trains NJ reduced fares from Troy aud Cas-
tlctun on the first and last day of each term.
Circulars with full information may hc had
al this Office, or by applying t" the Rev, IL
B. TAYLOR, Steward, Fl. Edward, y. Y.
sept 2lSt 1857 u dee |.
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Caters, Jenny Lind Roots and Shoes. just
'eceived At FULLER'S.
May s. 1864,
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Middlebury, Sept. 90.

All accounts due the estate Of L. W. Clark,
must be paid during the present month, or
they will be sued. j.. W. CLARK, in.
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$50, 900 gifts ofthe actual costof Sl5O'OOO
Each purchaser of II one dollar Engraving,
therefore, receives not only m Engraving rich
" worth the money, hut also tirkct which
entities him to one OF the 81 is when they are
distributed.
For five dollars, a highly finished Engrnv-
ing. beautifully painted in Oil snd five gut
tickets. will be sent; or five dollars worth OF
splendid Engravings can be selected from the
Catalogue.
| A copy Of tic Catalogue, together with
specimen OF one at the Engraving, can be
seen at the Office Of this paper.
For each dollar sent, an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and gift ticket, will imue-
diately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The Committee believing thai the success
of this Great National Undertaking will be
materia lis promoted by the energy and enter
prise of Intelligent and persevering agents,
! have resolved to treat with such en- the most
| liberal terms.
! ANY person wishing 10 become an agent, by
( sending (post paid), 81, will receive by return
Of mail one dollar engraving, :" gift tick
Ct" q Prospectus, n Catalogue and all o her
necessary information.
On the final completion Of the snlc,thc gifts
will he placed in the hands OF Committee Of
the purchasers to be distributed, due notice Of
which will be given Throughout, The Unied
! States and the Cnnadas.
! LIST OF GIFTS.
+ 100 Mubis bust, Of Washington at 800 $4,000
| 100 CLAY 100 IA. 900
! 100 Webster. 100 N, 1000
10 Calhoun, 100 1000
| 80 elegant Ill Painting, in splendid gilt
| famo', rizo 3y4 II each, 100 a,ool
! 100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2I3 n. zach, So 3Oo0
| 500 steel plate Engrsviugs, brilliantly eoid
oil. rich glib ffamr-, 2iK30 in each. 10 5000
| 10 900 elegant stSrl plate -ngra,inss, cold in
oiprthe Wa.h'tr Mun,imc nj 20x2S IN. ~. 4 10 QUO
49, q 'tr-i plate Euvrav'ng., from "" dit.
frrrHt plates, now in possession OF, aud
| owned hy tho Ari.t's Union, "f the mar
! krt value nfffnm NJ cts; Ia q zach, $1,000
irst class dw'lling. iu3lst 81, Y. city, l2,ooo
% bnilding lets III I1n aud lOlst SITS. N. 7.
riy, each 81 by ITO q. derr. nj 1000 0,ooo
! l09 Villa Sites, eontsin,hg each iO,0oo ~
| II. In the suburbs OF n. V city, aud com.
| msnding magnificent view OF the Hudson
| River aud Lang Island Sound, at 500 SOOOo
90 perleivsi lssns Of zach, without interest.
ofseeurity, Of $!3o sseh' .noo
| 100 SO 5000
| 25o 20 5000
2Dn0 " 10000
Reference in regard 10 the real estate, +. j.
Visscher & CO., Real Estate Brokers, New
York. Orders (post paid) with money en-
closed, to be addressed,
JW liOLBROOKE, Sec. sos Broadway MY
To- The EnGravines in thu catalogue are
now ready for delivery. 236m
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Six Thousand Agents Wanted!

six thousand young aud active men are wanted In
the capacity OF agents. To transact business which Is
guaranteed TO pay 10 smart, energetic persons, from
two to three hundred dollars por month The occupa
tIon Is light aud pleasant, aud profits oil ea,h. No
person need apply unless able TO produce satisfactory
references as To inlezrty capacity and industrious
habits. No capital required. All applications rou.
tanning one dollar proof Of good faith viii be pune.
tnaly ate nded TO, aud tho Of the business fully
explained. Ifprefsned, salaries will be paid monthly
70 advance, Address WELLS a SMITH, ST. Louis,
Mo ,enefa Agents for the United States and Canada
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Arnold's Writing Fluid
For sale by A. II. COPELAND

Pay Up.
Some persons Who have been owing Inc
long time. had better pay up or they may get
a lauder call. II, A. SHELDON,
Sept "a.
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Ladies' French Cloths,

Handsome assortment received and FOR
sale by Oct 4. f. VAELETTE.
Ok BOXES best Mould Candles. Also
~ pure Sperm, Wax and Adamantins
Candles, genuine Sperm on and Fluid, re-
ceived by Oct. 3. L. VALLETTE.
Cnn BAGS pure Boston Rock Salt,
GOO for sale 10y L. vALLETTE.
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Wool Delaines,

French Merihos, Paramattas, Dc Baigcs,
Bombazines, Ginghams, Prints, De LANES
aud other kinds Of Dress Goods, received and
for sale by Oct. 3. i. VALLETTE.
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Which are the only Sewing Machines ~
any utility which can be used without ma
king tue owncr;liablc TO a suit for infringe
ment Of patented privileges, are still sold at
REASONABLE PRICES.
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All work done in neat and durable manner.
~ At low rates. =.
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No. Blackstone, az 4 FrLros, and . sHos
and LEATHER Srnrrr, Importers ami
Dealers in SHOE FINDINGS, and
Manufacturers of LEATHER.
Particular attention paid TO getting up dit
fcrent machines used by the trade, viz Roll
ing Splitting and Cr'mping machines, &c.
All articles in our line at the lowest price for
Cash.
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Tunors. Chronic Soru hves,
Ring worm or letters, scsiI Head,
rheumatism Pains in tue fobcs Of
JoiIts, Old sVr-s ant Cleers Swelling Of
the Glands, ~ rhils. dyspepsia tat Rhsun,
Diseases Of the Kiln.-s pi-"Nsct .risius from The
uss VI Mercury, i~ssof APpess. rAin III IN Side and
Shoulders, General Debility. Lurbsgo, Coughs, Colds,
prosy, Jaundier uri,-n.~ bronchitis eskness oftbs
Chest, sore Threat, Pulmonary Affection. and all othee
Diseases tending to procure t"nsum p,"n Liver Com
plants feiuni- irregularities and tom lants, Low
tpirits, rick md Nervous ilrslsehe, Night
Sw-a,s E1posurr~, or ImPruJrnre IN IIfs,
Chronic Constitutional diseases. and asA
Spring and summer Drink, and dsnsrs
Tonic for ths System. aud . gentle
and Pl-Nsant PnrsAtive. lk
superior to Blus Lick
and onsress WAter,
Salts OF eeiilis
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