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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

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Farm For Sale.

THE Subscriber will scll on reasonable
L terms, the valuable FARM formerly
owned 10y Moses r. Wheeler, deceased. Said
Farm contains Two Hundred and Fifteen
Acres, is beautifully situated, lying in the
town of New Haven, four and one half miles
north of Middlebury village. For partcu.
lars, enquire Of the subscriber on the prcmi-
scS. /. NJ WHEELER
n. B.--Therc is on said parm about Thirty
Acres Of very valuable Pine and lIcmlock
Ilmbcr 293w.
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1.1arpesr'ss Magazine.

Now is the tim" to subscribe. 4 new vol.
ume commences with the Dcccmhcr number
subscriptions received for all the popular
magazines and papers, at the Telegraph Of
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Valuable Farm for Sale

The farm owned by Dan Dixie, deceased, L.
now offered for salo. Said farm contains $50
acres of good lands situated in the town
of Sa,isbury-is pleasantly locatcd-suiiahiy
divided into meadow, pasturing, and plough
land Las on il two orchards. Is we'll WA
tered by living springs Has on it house.
barns sheds, and outhouSes, suitable for. n
Farm of its sze-all in good repair.
Any on' in pursuit of Il farm will do we'll
to call and examine this As it is offered at =
bargain. T"rnS-a part of the purchase
money will be required down, and time will
he given for the balance. For further par
ticulars, inquire Of Oliver Hyde, Esq. Mid
dlebury, OF the subscribers.
CAROLINE Dixie,
NATHANIEL SPENCER.
Salisbury Nov. l. 1854 213m
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THE AEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
DAILY ........sG.
SEMI. W EEKLY ...Ss3 WEEKLY...S2
1LU'AYS IN Advance.

THE WEEELY TRIBUNE commences its
+ XVIII annual volume with the month of Sep
tcmher-commcnccs it with circulation
! (1l5, 900 larger than was ever before ac-
corded to any general newspaper whatever.
! This circulation has been gradually and la
huriuuSly attained by concentrating upon
! THE TRIBUNE the best efforts Of MANY cd
( itors and corrcspnndcnlsAand 10y greater
! Ehcnlty of outlay in each department than
was probably ever riskrd on any iournal-
1t has been attained, not BY sailing smoothly
in the currcn; of Opinion before the wind
and hasling In the smiles of maiUriiics, but
Ly m earnest, fearless devotion to Truth and
Progress as above all partisan eNigcncicS all
temporary Interests, all momcntar, illusions
of popularity and success. Its thorough adj
vocacy of Temperance and Liquor Prohihi-
ton, of Justice to the dospisad and down
trnlicn, and Of tho equal and inalirnaule
Rights of the Human Race, irrespective of
SaX or Creed or Color, have from time to
time lcpallcd many sunshine friends, whose
pr ju lice> or seeming interests were thereby
cpntr,vrn"i bur have combined to form y
character which it will endpav0r to maintain
and assign ii i position among journals Nhici.
,yc feel tht. it will b, henccfo.th Success
not t. impair.
The Llimg ideas to which rHE TIL
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

STATE OFNERMONT, at Probate
Distrc; Of New Haven, IS. { Court, holden at
Bristol, in said District on the 26h day of
December, 1851, the foregoing application
being presented to said Court, it is ordered
that all persons concerned he notified 10 APP
pear before said Court, AT n session thereof
to be holden at the office vt the Judge Of
said Court, in Bristol in said said District on
the first Monday Of February, 1865, ut 10
o'clock, 4. NJ, to show cause, if any exists,
why the power and authority requested in
said publication should not be granted and
for purpose it is further ordered that u
copy of the record # this order be published
three weeks successfully r. the Middlehury
Register, n newspaper printed AZ Hiddlchury,
in this State, all which publications shat ha
precious to time appointed for said hearing.
HARVEY MrNsiLi., Judgr.
A true copy Of record
363w HARVEY MuNSifr., Judge
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NATHAN MOOD

Is selling T. ! Salt very low for CASH. Also
Just received fresh Teas, Coffee, Loaf and
brown Sugars, \. o. Syrup, Sugar, lIavre
syrup, Cuba Honey, a good substitute for
bntier-and superior article Of Tripe all
as cheap AS tho eLespest.
Dee 4 1854 S3gy
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Econl II Offices.


Toll Hon. the Probate Court, for the Dis
trict Of New Haven.
Desire Tucker, guardian of Henry Il, Tuck
err Il minor residing IN New Haven in said
District, represents to said Court that the
said Henry Il Tucker, is seized in fee of the
following described real estate, TO wit:Of about
seven acres of Land lying in Bristol, in said
District with dwelling house, barn and shop
thereon, which said Land is incumbcrcd by
the dover of the said Desire Tucker, widow
of Richard NJ Tucker, late Of Bristol, in
said District deceased and that said guar
dian further represents TO said Cont, that it
will he conducive to the interest Of her said
ward. 10 sell the said real estate for the
purpose Of putting the proceeds of such sale
at interest, or investing it in other real estate.
The said guardian therefore prays said Court
TO grant her license to sell the said real cs-
tate, including the interest Of said ward in
the rcvcrsion Of the said widows dover in
the premises pursuant to the provision Of the
Statue in such case made and provided.
DESIRE TUCKER.
DiistoI December % A. D. 1851
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Wood! Wood!

Those who ;ntond to pay For the Reg
lister in wood, will do well to bring it on
immediate ~, as we are now getting our
stock for the year 10 come.
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To the Ladies I!

CAN be found at Bockwiih's large and
~ beautiful assortment of Hat Ribbons,
Embroideries, Mantilla Nelvets, Ladies' Cloth,
Ladies and Misses Knit Sacks, CUFFS and
Hoods. Fitch, Lynx, Sable and Coney Vie
torines and Cuffs.
Nov 90 1854
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NuLEs-N1 m"mher. ftn Will hr charged. hut "A
small Ambulance viii he cirrrcd thn.e entering The
HhV Cnmniicrs ~ III he ciosrnhv the connriiint,
"a" the hr day "i the Fair Competitors IN Duurr.
'h"es, Fckns ketchnp Cake, aud Rr-id, must give
written aud fan scepuui at their mauuft, turr. An
Hrl'l"s scat bv 'afs ntcrwi'r viii bc properly rS.
hihi;cd bv the Committee of arrangements.
The'r vii hr carriages In attend ,ure A; the Eepnt
~ Nergonuas Tor The accommodation n those " lung
To Httend the Fair. SOLOMON ALLEN
stItn-
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
r A r r. r Q A D
Gil A " G T. OF TIME.

e III 4 " q II q Il Il / III Z.
On and after Monday. Dec 4, 1854, trains
will run as follows, viz:
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
at IL, NJ and 5 49, p. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
at 6, A. NJ. and 1870 Il. ".
LEAVE RUTLAND TOR BURLINGTON
at 6, a. NJ, and 3, Z. NJ
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
at $40 A, NJ, and 6, PM
At Burlington, Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont & Canada
railroads for the East and North.
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga q Washing ton, Albany and Rutland, and
Western Vermont Railroads for Troy Albany
New York, Saratoga, Schenectady and the
West
AT Bellows Falls, Trains connect with the
Cheshler, Vermont Valley and Sullivan Rail
Roads u. a. CHAPIS, sup't
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03
Perham's cd Gift Enterprise
CALL FOR
Final Mass Meeting of shareholders.
fr determine un the disposition Of the
GIFT PROPERTY


10 the SHAREHOLDERS.
At = meeting Of the Shareholders in Per
ham fnild Gin Enterprise, held on the 9th
OF July the following resolution was adopted:
':RcSolvcd, That SO soon as it is ascer,aincd
HAT Shouo Of The GIFT Tickets issued by Mr.
rerham in his Third Enterprise, are soid.the
Committee shall call the shareholders toectl-
"r At the mos; convenient place, for the lur-
pose of instructing said Committee in regard
to III. manner Of disposing of the Gift Prop
cuy.n
Having learned FROM ATr. Pcrham that
Go'oD0 O! said tickets were sold, aud that in
all probability the rrmading 10000 called
for by the above resolution, would be sold by
the frs, day Of January next, We have deter
mined IN accordance with the above opinion,
az call a Mass Meeting Of the archoldcrs,
It some place to he hereafter named, on the
18th day of January, 1868, for the purpose
DESIGNATED bV the resolution
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Rlmanacs for 1856.

Vermont business Directory, Vermont Al
manac and Statistical Register, and Farmers
Vermont Almanac, just received hv
Nov. -. A. II COPELAND.
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Pay Up.

Some persons who have been owing mo n
long time, had better pay up or they may get
louder call. II. A. SHELDON.
Sept. 90.
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FOURTH V0LJHE OF YANKEE MOTIONS
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS

The prescu, number commences the Fourth
Volume Of this popular Periodical. Its sac.
csss has been Ltpdp| prccedcHi and is circu-
latiou, already LARGER than that Of any
similar pub.i;io'
IN THE WORLD,
is cons antly increasing Arrangements have
hocn MAJ lie which will enable the Publisher
TO make the
yJ @ rCs y @ III -
Far superior to any Comic paper ever pub
l,hcd in the United States.
THE BEST ARTISTIC TALENT
IN II country has been Engaged on
TuG ILL,US Alto Es,
Anlrach nupihrr will confirm from SitT to-
EYENTY-TIVF ENGRAVINGS
In IA" hi-'Ip>t Schoal rf
sFAsyE4 "a -, rrn
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Hard Wood for Sale,

The subscriber will furriSh famiiios and
others the coming Fall aud pinter. With good
seasoned hard Wood at the lowest market
cash price Orders may be !, al NV o"df
'loro. Is. " LYONS.
Miiiebury, Sept 90, 1904. "a, en-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03
The Great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES,

Containing neither Prus ic Acid,
Ia'tar Enrtic, nor any other dele.
torions drug. Extensively u,ed,
te'trd aud appio, ed in New Tag
inhd, Cana "a aud the British 7 uv.
inoes unns a period Of furry
years by eminent Physicians, Cler
~ men. Professors ofColleses The.
nlos'cnl Seminarie-, Scientiic aud
distinguished pubic nen,-and, ia
TACT, by all classes IN tho cumn,lni.
". see PImphlats aud Wranner.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

Containing Ce'theats, among witch are tho,e Of
hoN Dr.. Lyman Beecher, Boston. lalo Iiesdoui Of
lAhr Theological Seminary Cincinnati, Ohio.-lnie
Rev hr. Lsunard Wo'd., Abbott Pfof ~ Theology in
And"vor Theological Seminary Mass Hon. Daniel
e. thompson Secretary OF Stale of N.Iuioi IN =.
Williams E-q formerly Collector OF the Port of Bal
umoIci Md'-Rev. Josiah Lileh, Philadelphia, Pa, -
aud many uthrrs. "
How ESTEEMED BY faysIoIAns.-Jphn A. Bsrry NJ
d., saco Me-, says, During a prseiee of twrnty
years have seen uAsd all the popular remedies f,r
'"hshs, nnd an well satisfied that your Vegetable Pul
moh|y bsham Is beet, aud | hope II will be better
known aud MOT" g'neR ally ued"
BewaTc Of ConHterfeus aud mutations!
Enqnfo Tor the article by its whole name,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BkLsAN"
Prepared ouly by REEn, CUTLER a. co. DRUG.
fs's US India Street Boston, Mas, aud sold hy
eenrles and county merchants generally. Piice ne
quantity ot'he snal. 81. Old styie ,ra sbn,tles 50
ein' fol -, L. Sill ISIS a., ~ WI R.sr sgs b..
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CAkPEr BAGs.-A great assortment
>Dehap a' 'he cheapest, a. II wlLcO1s
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TIE sEMI-wEEKLY TRlBuNF

Persons residing AT points where mails ar
rive oftener than once n week are requested
to examine the semi-Weckly. We regard il
AS the the cheapest paper, all things consid.
cred, published In the United States.
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per anuum.
Al TIC price n he $50 Cia6s me oonnof siree,
III" PGps5 To cash sl,Jscri5cr.
subscriptions may commence at anv time.
Payment in advance is required in ali cases.
and the paper is invariably discontinued at
the expiration Of the advance payment.
! Money may be RENTED for subscriptious
in letters at our risk but the Postmaster ut
the place where the letter is mailed should
he made acquainted with its contents and
Keep description Of the bills.
( ills of any spccic-paying bank in the r.
nil"d States or Canadas received at par for
subscriptions.
We have no travelling agents Any one
wishing TO receive 1HE TRiBuNE need not
wait to be called upon for his subscription
All that Is NJ cessary ioi him to do is to write
letter in AS few words as possible, inclosC
the money and write the name of the sub
scriber with the Post Office County and State
and direct the letter to
GREELEY g. McELRATH,
Tribune Office, New York,
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A T 7 e N 10 N .
ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF
READY Made CLOrLIING |

Would do well to call on W. $. LANE, who is
selling off at greatly reduced prices with a
determination to sell out during the present
winter. Together with the remnant left aC-
ter the Fire in Scpicmbci last, the stock has
been AMPLY rcplcnisAed with supply of sea-
sonable Clothing, consisting Of Ovcr-Coats,
Dress Coats, Vests Pants Under Shirts and
Drawers and a large quantity Of other Goods,
all of which are hcrehy offered TO the Public
at COST and CHARGES, and some Of them
at cost without the charges. Please give an
carly call as they are fast disappearing be
fore the extensive wants Of generous com
nunily.
The above can be iouHd al the Store form
crly occupied by & llolton, Jr., ON the North
end of the Bridge. Also few Fur Coats,
Mildlchury, bee. Il. 1885,
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NEW BOOKS.

IN May, by Mary Langdon, Ruth Hall BY
Fanny Fern. the Land Of the Saracens, bv
Bayard Taylor-the Know Nothing, the
Newsboy, Life Of p T. Barnum, by himself
Lost Heiress, by Mrs. Emma D. L. N. South
worth, Bsllouh Dollar Monthly, Pictorial
Brother Jonathan, Diaries and Almanacs Of
various kinds. for 1850, Just received by
A. H. COPELAND.
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LADIES FAIR AND EXHIBITION
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! .
- At TIE
Z L GIN SIP RING HOUSE
On the l0th and 18th Of Jan'y, 1855.

The f'lloNins premium, will be then a
warlcd-:--
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TERMS OF TIE DAILY TRIBUNE:
Single cory, one year.. %
Clubs--same price
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rs Choppers Wanted,

10 CnopperS Wanted.
The subscriber will pay ~ etc. eo,d for
chorpinr green timber, such as black ash
soft maple, &c, Work will he given to'thoss
who apply soon, for three or fem mouths
Application ,hould lie made inlms dia g.
to co.. .-.- E. vs.. LYOSs
Midilebury, Dec /, 1864 go. sSiss
TIMOTHY & CLOVER SEED.
Received and for sale BY L vALLHTTE
| Sept, 90. 1864
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-09-22
Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

yUyH1S place is situated on the Bay of Superior and
Left Hand river, at tie hesdof Lake Superior, and
better site better harbor, and greater adj
vanages for commercial cify than any other po'Et IN
the Northwest, and Is cqualled In prospective mpsrt
ance by Chicago only.
The propretors have clear, undisputed, and unin-
numbered title to the land upon which Superior Is laid
OUT and all purchasers OF lots receive WARRANTED deeds
for the same. ta-.- ,...- yt.e
Superior was laid out during the past season, and
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants, largea
tel, number of stores commodous pier, with wa,c
houses, and is in all respects the most ourSnhe new
town in the West The county-sea, u 5. Land once
and Post Office located here, where the Mississippi
and Lake Superior u s Military Road, now in course Of
construction, connecting with ST. Paul. terminates. 1t
the head Of Lake Superior. The ssSoo'' canal will be
open by June, after which time four lines Of lake steam
ers will run to Superor-one from Chicago, two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; fine vessels having
been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam sawmillS ana printing press are now on
tile to Superior and will be promptly set to work
One-haf of the lots have been appropriated NV the
proprietors to be sold by the undersigned to actual
tiers easy terms, and to provide fund extensive
public improvements. Liberal appropriations have
made for public p rposes-parks, churches, railroads
etc.
~ Ia order to correct the Misrepresentation arising
from the similarity of nantes, II Is proper that
Superor Cy,' about the title of which legal contro-
versy exists, is another and different place, and in diff
ferent township from Superior.
HEMaps of Superior are signed by Thos. Clark, sur
veyor, H. Newton, agent and attorney for pro-
pretors and may be seen in the principal hotels of ST
Paul. Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo Buff
falo and other cities.
cen apply to VIM. H. Newton, Superior, Douglas
county, Wis. WIN. II. NEWTON,
Ag't and Atty for propretors of Superior
| May1 1855. daw6m
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-09-22
Hear What the Stats Zeituns Says.

The Stats Zeitung, German paper pub
lished at Chicago, closes an excellent article
discussing the chances and the Importance of
the next Presidential election as follows:
"The cause of freedom can only triumph
by an election of President by the people,
But to achieve triumph of freedom by the
people. above all, union of the North, and
union especially here in the State of Illinois,
which by the Richmond Examiner and Doug
las himself is considered the Keystone State,
is necessary. AS Illinois goes in this great
battle for the Presidency and for Freedom,
so goes the Union. But again how can we
bring about this union? To that question
too all the papers of late, English as well as
German, that mean honestly with freedom
have but one answer: Removal of the Know
Nothing schemes. But is the Know Nothing
question removed by mere silence about it
Certainly not We at least with whom it is
a vital question cannot consent to have it set
tied in suspicious manner. We are the par
ty assailed, threatened in our rights the con-
sentative party in regard to this question.
We, here in Illinois especially, have al
ready receded one step by giving up our de-
mand for one years residence to entitle us to
vote, for which we had won the Governor
and great portion of the people, in order
to get ON platform with our American fellow
citizens in the entire North. Shall we not at
least receive an assurance for the preserva-
ton of those rights vouchsafed to us by the
existing laws, during the term for which we
choose the President, the term of four years.
We must have it, if a union is to be brought
about and if the offensive and defensive ALI
ance against the common enemy is to be a
sincere and firm alliance.
Let the Americans consider the great dan
ger; let them consider what is at stake with
Illinois; let them consider too, that they need
us and they will not hesitate to grant this no
more than just demand.
Fortunately we have no petty elections, in
which no principles, but merely questions Of
profit are involved, and which frequently on
ly excite unnecessary bitterness, before the
next great decisive elections, and every one
may therefore calmly reflect and turn his eyes
to the great whole. From this calm refec-
ton we hope the BEST"