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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-22
Cambridge Cattle Market-Feb. is.

AT market to-day 5ss Cat le G5O Bceye.
and 81 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen
Cows and Calves, Yearlings. Two and Three
Years Old.
Prices.-Market Bccf-Extra 4s pcr cwt
LIST quality 81 so, ID quality sc, 75a7 80
quality $3.50; ordinary $5,75a6.
Hidcs-S6a6, so per cwt.
Talow-$S, 50a9.
Pclts-Si,37tal,5 80
Calf Skins llt.l2c per ID.
Veal Calves-S5, 6, 7a9
Barrcing Cattle-s5, 75a6 so
Stores-W Working Oxen-No sales.
Cows and Calves-25, 20, 80, "a, SO, AZ, so
54a68. But 3S at market
Neutrality-suspicious.. Two Years Old-s25
rs, 32, 36a42 Three Years Old-S3s, Al, A
Al, As, 81, 5ia12.
Sheep and Lambs--l144 at market Elk
ira, SIS, G, 7a9 by lot, So rs, $50, 4a4,75.
Swine-Shoats t. peddle 5a6 Still Fa
Hogs 5tc, and hand fed &c per ID, wholesale
Hogs in demaud sales quick
Rcmarks-Thc market opens much bet
ter than last week, but no advance in prices
The cattle trains over the Fitchburg road arc
behind their time to-day, giving us barely
time to take account of stock-and a great
hindrance to regular trade Suggestion.
from members Of the press are in good time
anu VIII NC promptly actd upon.
81 cars came over the Fitchburg Railroad
and As over the Boston and Lowell Railroad
loaded with Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Swine and
Fowls.
NUMBER FROM EACH SrArE.--Cattle-Maine
none New Hampshire l06 ; Vermont 400
Massachusetts 80 New York 90 Canada
none - Total 6SS Sheep-Maine none
New Hampshire 275; Vermont GIG; Mas,a.
chusetts 34s; New York 2O5 Canada none
Total l744. Swine-New York l25. Hors.
es-Vermont 46.
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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 ad.
just all claims and demands of all persons a.
gainst the estate OF
LUCIUS W. CLARK.
late Of Middlebu'y, in said District ,dcceasel
and also all claims and demands exhibited .,
Offset thereto; ard six months from the =
day of January, 1854, being allowed for ,sat
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to the business OF our said
appointment, at the Office of Peter Starr, In
said Middlebury, on the third Wednesdays of
March and July next, from nine O'Clock, A.
NJ, until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each OF said
days.
PETER STARR. Conn,
Dated at Middlebury. this 9Th day OF Feb.
ruary, A. ID. 1854. "a;
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered
District of Addison, s. I that, at : Probate
Court held at Middlcbury in and for the
District of Addison, on the lst day OF Feb
A. D. 1854:
Frederick D. Taylor, administrator Of the
estate of
CALVIN X. TAYLOR,
late Of Salisbury in said District, deceased
u, scents his petition in writing to said Cour,
n,aying for license to sell all the real estate
of said deceased for the purpose of paying
the debts O. said deceased AMI expenses oil
administrative and therein sets forth the
amount of CLAIMS, allowed against said es-
tate and the cxpe mes of administration, the
value of the persona, estate and the situa-
ton Of the real state o. sad deceased, and
that il is necessary to sell all 'aid real estate
for the purposes aforesaid 1T is thereupon
ordered that said petition be considered by
this court, at the session thereofiN be held
at the office of the Register Of this Court in
said Middebury, on Thursday, the "a day
Of March, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Al 4
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 publishing q ccrti-
fed copy of this order in the Middlebury
Register-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlcbury-thrcc weeks successfully, previous
to the time ofsaid Court.
And at the same court, the said admins
traitor makes application to this court to ex-
tend the time allowed him for the payment
Of the debts ofsaid deceased one year from
the expiration Of the time heretofore limited
by this court II Is thereupon ordered that
said application be considered by this court
at the said session thereof to be holden as
aforesaid, on the ID day of March next, and
that notice be given thereof in the same man.
ner directed in the above and foregoing or
de; made on said administrators petition for
license to sell land.
JEp S BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of Record:
423w Attest Jed. s Bushnell. Register.
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60a1S,62 Beef buoyant with good inquiry
for shipping sales 800 bis at s9a1l 80 for
country mess, s6a6,37 for country prime, sl4
for rcpacked Chicago. Bccfhams buoyant ;
sales 100 bis good western $3.50 Prime
mess buoyant and in good demand sales 800
ties common Ohio s20,50. Cut meats firm,
but not active; sales leo bis Sia9c for hams,
6ia6,c for shoulders. Bacon not plenty and
in good demand sales 800 bxs short mid
dies, p. t. Lard unchanged, demand fair;
sales 400 bis and ties 10.al0ic, and 200 kegs
1lal1ic. Butter plenty and dull, lOa16c for
Ohio, and 16a2lc for State. Cheese lOal2c.
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Brighton Cattle Market IL

AT Market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 9
pairs orkine Oxen, 65 Cows and Calves
1000 Sheep and Lambs. 300 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Extra So first dual.
ily ~ oo; second do at Sc 70 third do
80 25a6 80 ordinary SIS 50a5 rs.
Working Oxen-s5, 9OalOO.
Ch.o, .lT 80 oO"oo
Sheep and Lambs-S3, $50, 3,75a4 extra,
s, $40, G, las.
Swine-4ta4.c.; retail 5a6c.
kemarks-The market TO day is dull, ow.
Ping to the storm which commenced this morn.
ing. Prices remain about the same as last
fFeek-no indications of an advance.
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al arrit0,

In Ilinsdalc, N. H., Feb. IA, WILLARD II.
CHANDLER, Esq, one of the editors of the
Vermont Statesman,to Miss LucrspA J. WELL
MAN.
In Bradford, Mr.. BENJAMIN DRieos, of
Mount Vernon, N. Y, TO Miss SARAH E.
DRicos, Of Fairlec. The bride was ten years
older than the bridegroom, and is own sister
to his father.
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ToR SAI.E!

n Eof the best farms In the County OF
~ Addison, containing EOS acres Situated
u mile north from the centre Of Whiting, 4
miles from r. n. Depot, and near School.
The farm Is well watered and fenced, has a
large quantity Of fruit trees, such As apple
pear and plum. The out buildings are In
good repair,-the house 10 two stories high,
with wing and woodshed attached. The
soil is clay and loan and well adapted to
keeping cattle and sheep, or raising grain.
Said farm will be sold low should buyer
zone soon. Enquire Of. AF,ELLsw0RTU.
whiting, Oct 26; 1858. 2T;tf
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MECHANICS AND WoRKMEN-A fine
opportunity is now offered to secure a
homestead for only si5. and in a new
village on Long Island, the location Of
which is not surpassed by any in the vi
cinity of New-York. Apply at2osBroad.
way, n. Y.
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NEW BOOKST
TELEGRAPH OFFICE
THE subscriber would give notice that he
l. has on hand good supply OF
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

which will be sold at the lowest market prices
His stock consists in part Of School and Mis-
cellancous Books, Foolscap, Letter and Billet
Paper, Blank Books, large and small, Pencils,
Envelopes. Waters, and almost every thing
in the Stationery line. Also Daily and Week
ly Papers by the year or single number. All
the popular monthly Magazines kept con-
stanty on hand. Our arrangements are such,
that any article we have not on hand, can be
procured at the shortest notice, and the low
est price.
eg CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
A. II. COPELAND.
Middlebury. Feb s, 1854. AZ
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NEW YORK, Friday. February II

- 'Ohhi rIluayi FEBRUARY II.
FIouR-The market opened lower and un-
ettled under the influence of the news bv
he Canada at Halifax prices declined slight.
y, but the market soon recovered and closed
lrmef. Canadian inactive at 1892: sales
Western canal, 5000 bis, at Ss,69as, rs for
ommon TO straight State, ss,s7a9,l2 for
h'xed to fancy Michigan and common to
food Ohio. Rye flour, sales 1000 bis, s6,s7
o'Sa for superhne, Corn meal steady /;
ales 800 lbs Jersey s4.44a4, so, and 4,94a5
pr Brandywine.
"sAiS-Holders of wheat firm, demand
ood, refl,icted In part by the extreme prices
sked sales 1900 bu. red Jersey 2OOc, 1000
red Long Island 1850, 1000 do southern
ed 2ooc. Rye in good request for export NJ
Pill prices sales 1900 Blu. at il9aIoO main.
at the latter price. Oats lower sales Isa
Dc for Jersey, and 52a55tc for state and
estern. Corn opened easier and Unsettled
,der the influence Of the news, but rallied
iehtiy at the close Of iha mornings chance
ut subsequently declined owing 20 the adj
|ence In freights; sales 25,OOO bu. at iOOa
&c ior Jersey yellow and western mixed.
'zaio3c Tor southern yellow. iOialO5c for
Pushsrn white and old round yellow.
Fsex,sIoss--Demsud for pork less active.
'es GOV bic pess at slA7S. aud prime sis,
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February 4th, 1854.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remembered
District Of Addison, IS. I that at a Probate
Court held at Mddlebury in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the Sth day of Feb. A. D.
1858:
Chauncy Human, ofOrweli, in said District
named executor in an instrument purpofting
to be the last will and testament Of
SYLVIA HfNMAN,
late o.said Orwell, deceased presents said in
strument for probate; 1t is thereupon
ordered, that sid Instrument be considered
for probate by this Court. at the next session
thereof, to be held at tie oa'ce Of the Reg
lister of this Court in said Midalebury, on
Thursday, the I'd day of March Mex, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon and that nC''ce
thereof be given to all persons intercs.
ted, that may appear and make their OBJ
jcctions, il any they may have, to the pro
bate and allowance of said will, by publish
ing a certified copy of this order in the Mid
dlebury Register, newspaper printed at said
Nddlcbury, three weeks successfully previ-
Gus to the time of said Court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
true copy of record.
43:3w. Attest jap. s. BUSHNELL, Register
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ALBANY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II.

ALBANY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II.
The freShet is subsiding, and this with the
Foreign news checks business.
In the street, Rye, fair receipts, and good
iemand at lO6tc for 60 lbs. Barley doing
PETER at 99alOlc. New corn steady at 93a
Pic ior 90 lbs. Small white peas in request
OIL 'zosi '3't. Beans 81 ,50al CSC for prime.
laxseed unchanged, and wanted at 8. 40
suffer steady at lSa20c for packed and roll
Dressed hogs, but few in market 7Iasc.
buckwheat flour has improved S2,37i per
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cial Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
"a with Harry Langworthy, are hereby re-
quested to call ut his store and settle tho
same without leay,as the beginning Of ls5fis
good time To know how We stand in tho
world-Delays are dangerous
II. LANGWoRTHY.
Jan, 10, 1851
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Notice.

THE subscribers TO the Capital Stock Of
l. the Sudbury Rail Road Company are
hereby notified to meet at the Bardvell
House in Rutland on the Path day of Feb
ruary next, at one o'clock p VI. for the pur-
pose of electing Directors of said Company.
BY order of the Commissioners.
j. J0SLiN, See'y.
February 4th, 1854. 423w
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CONS U M pTI0N!

Tho abovs Espectofant, prepared by an experienced
ply sieian Hnd Chemist, has now become = standard
Prop Arstion, and L. offered for the complete eure OF
,h'ss diseases Of tho THROAT, and LUNGS which,
n NEGLECTED., usually terminate fatally In CONsuMP
TON. II contains no opium. eaomel, or any minaral
whatever hut Is composed entirely nf those Rof',
HsTbs, and Vegetable substaners which have specific
inhuenee upon the unfs and their connected orsan..
II, immedia effect j. io alay all irritation add gently
-snnys the phlogm ant other morbid secretion, from
tbs throat and aitpsNases. thus relieving The Cough
~ suhduiny the Inflammation and other causes which
Physicians OF the Highest standinf. and may he given
With psrfest safety tho youngest child or the meet
eSlieate female.
Prepared b. A l.. sCovIIL & c.. Gothic Hell.
80. 3lo, Broadway, New Yorh.
Sold In Middlehury, by Druss,s,., In New Hsvsn' A.
r Roscoe A. Co.. shoreham. Z. g. Atwood vor'
ssnn.s Y. huntington Hancock, 2. Barnes and y.
Darling aud 10 al other towns and villages Of Vermont,
JAS. N. HENRY, II Waterbury. t'svsins agent for
the s,a,s Of vsrmont ss.enos.
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STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
District oil New Haven, SIS. Court holden at
Bristol, in said District, on the 18th day OF
February, 1854 the Administrator Of tbs es>
tate of
RICHARD NJ. TUCKER,
late Of Bristol. in said district, deceased. pro-
poses TO render an account Of his admnistra-
lion. and presented the same for allowance.
Whereupon the said court ordered the admin
istrator TO notify all persons interested to ap-
pear at a probate court, TO he holden at Bristol
in said Obstruction the first Monday in April,
1854, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, a, the Office of the
Judge of said court: then and there to object
TO the allowance Of said account, if they sec
cause, by publishing copy Of this order in the
Miedlebury Pegister-a newspaper printed a,
in this Slate-ihree weeks suc-
previous TO the time Of said court.
HARVEY MuSsILL, Judge.
true copy of record
443w HARVEY MuNsII. Judee
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STATE OF VERMONT. Be it remembered,
District OF Addison, SIS. that, at Probate
Co"r, held at Middlrbnry in and for Ia. District
Of Addison, on the l6hday Of Febr uary A. ID.
1854
Abby Wa lnwright. George S. Swift, and Cal.
". ", I'M, administrators the Estate Of Rufus
wainwright late of Middlebury IN said District
deceased, present their administration account
Tor allowance IL is thereupon ordered, that
said account be cons dered for allowance by this
Court, az HE session tlereofto be held at the Of
hce OF The Register Of this Court in said Middle
bury on Thursday the 9Th day OF darch A. d.
1854, at Ten o'block in the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be given 10 all persons interested
that they may appear and make their objections,
u any they may have, TO the allows nce Of said
account by publishing certified copy Of this or
der IN The Middlebury Regi.ter-a newspaper
printed at said Middiebury three weeks success
sively previous to the line Of said Court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of record.
A :3w, Attest JED. s. bushnell, Register.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the p. o. at Middlcbury
Feb 20, 1854:
Beedle, Henry McCue,
Baer, Herman Mathews. Helen
Crane John Pond. Ellen
Cook. Gustavus Page. Edison
Carr, Frank n Pepain, Manuel
Gamble. Mary A Powers. Henry c
Collins Thomas Robinson Sarah
Foote, FA Roscoe. Theron
Fisher, Lewis Stearna, Sarah f
Folger ThomasG Severance, Ebenezer
Farr, Mrs, Mary ] Severance. Kirby
Hall. Mrs Susan NJ Stearns. Mrs. L
Huyck, Himena V Squier, Julia B
johnson, Hannah Sumner, F W
Kelley, John Saunders, Geo.
kean, Michael Nottingham, c N
knowlton, StephenTagol, John
Lagro, Adelia Whitney, Mary
Lyme. William Wilson, William
Little, Mary A Varuey. Mary
McNola, MargaretVarney. Alkaline
NJ ason, Joseph Yale, Harvey
Malln, Michael Yale, Mynders
IL Please call for advertised Let
tiers. f. r., WRIGHT. p NJ.
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Notice,

Notice.
An adjourned meeting of the M,ddieJuru
Manufacturing Company, will be held at the
Addison House, on Wednesday the 22d day
Of March, 1854 at one o'clock, p. NJ. for the
purpose of appointing directors, and for
transacting such other business as thought
proper when convened.
44.3w. vALLETT, Clerk
Mddlebury, Feb. %, 1854.
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= AT,
Pulvermacher's

Patent Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains.
Physicians are invited to examine. For sale
by ii. a. SHELDON.
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8l5 ONLY
FOR A HOMESTEAD,

100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
TO be divided ON the Sis, of Jan. 1884, a.
mong 60C Subscribers Over 500 of these
are already engaged. Many ofthe Lotsncar
these have been sold for from 100 10 zoe
per cent, advances over tho price for which
these Lots are row sold, showing tina,
the purchase will be a good investment.
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Paw Your Debts.

Persons having accounts at my store, viii
please call and settle the same without delay
Feb. ] 1854. C. @ WAINWRIGHT.
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Dress Goods at Cost

And all my goods at DECIDED BAR
GAINS. Those wishing goods viii never
buy ihom as cheap again.
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STOVES
STOVES! STOVES ! =!

STOVE STOVES
The subscribers offer to the trade on fair
ana liberal terms, large and complete az
sortment of STOVES, OF the first quality tor
both coal and wood, among which are tie eel
ehraed Black Diamond and May Flower
Cooking Stove and the living and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, large assortment Of
New Pattern Parlor Stoves tor wood.
Eagle Foundry, No. 10 Bcav,r-st., Albany
TREADWELL & PERRY.
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BuckWheat Flour.

1000 lbs, Buckwheat Flour received and
for sale by E. vALLETTE.
Feb. 8.
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L NJ " ALID -
Middlebury and Vicinity

Yonr attention is urgently invited TO acare.
iul and canrlij pcru'ul of something hat has
just been introduced into your rocdy, barren,
yet time honored State.
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Application by Mail or otherwise, to be
made TO Mr., F. j. Farr, Brandon, VT 43;3w.
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EVERY NAN A FREEHOLDER "

V'HE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION re.p-ctful,v
l. lnioi n the public that they have taken mn =
TRACT OF LAND egIbiy situated ct the Junction ~
bridge rosd MAJ thorough road, and the Piscat.v.v
SoAd, fronting ON the river, directly opposite the
Navy ard, and commanding ine views II ,he citv
Of Washington, and the Potomac River wh;ch ,hsy,
intend laying out ia BUILDING LOTS, b D, d,ssr.i
uied by Odbf as soon $50 Lotsors s,lssrv,I5 TO-
ihe principal object If this Association ia 10 nrc
mote the comfort aud Independence OF the lsborin
ana mecnanical portion Of the con,puuitv- 10 Give
10 every man, however poor, opportunity of pro-
curing jor his family hCns. teac; and in their en-
beavers t. accomplish this lie object thew bsv
healthy and pleasing situation, with an abundent
supply Of good water, rather than oer lots in an
whole SO ne district. = tt ~
The size of Lots il "a feet front by 100 deem nj,
fronting on GO feet vile streets at the yery lov
price OF $50 each, without interest," payable an sn.
monthly instalment, ss follows: 81 upon esch lof
upon subscfsing. and g for each lot every ruoeeed
Zee simple VIII be given TO each lotholder clear Of
every incumbrance. Tie streets also win be cr.ded
and sdgsd With shade trees without extra charge 70
There are lev objects which men ara mors aesi-ous
Of attaining than the possession OF horss nd Iot
adapted to the sphere CT iifsin which they move Wiz
these they ara eonscous Of possessing comfoSt and
seeur Tor their faaliss, which they would rsrrly
otnerr,se e.Jcy: ana Is with view 70 crafty 20
desire that the present very low price ana
easy mode Of payment have bssn sdopt.d'
Pers'ns DESTROYS Of purchasing. should nj opo.
make application III the Office Of the Association q
posuvely no lots viii he sod after the drawing ex-
pr et q much higher price
L. = q JOIN Fox. Secretary. so
Once sA street above D, cp tnsslig encsr oanee.
- open from y .. n. to p. N. mar 2o-ln
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Connecticut Election

HARTFORD, April 5.-The entire vote
cast for Governor is about 81 900, of
which Dutton (Whig) received 1880:
lngham, (Dem. } % 900; Chapman, ITEM
perance) lO,s00; Hooker, (Free-Soil g.
'OO; making majority against the Demo
cr''sdc candidate of about 5000. Last
year, Seymour's Dem. majority for Gov
ernor, over all other candidates, was L.
2OS. ..r -
The Senate will stand wings IL, demo-
Gratis 4. The House of Delegates, wings
and freesoilers 1872, democrats "a.