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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

Cure FOR FrLoNs. The Scientific 4
n'er'cah says the past year We have
known the spinal marrow Of AN OK or
COW applied by three different persons,
with the most satisfactory results, iu re.
lieving the raiu and securing speedy
cures Of their felons. This, we are cou-
tident, will be very useful information to
many persons. The spinal marrow
should bO applied fresh every four hours
for two days.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

A negro preacher, strong iu the Caith,
was holding forth to his congregation up
on the subject of obeying the commands
o: God. Says he, Bredren, whatever
God tells me to do in dis book, (holding
up the Bible,) dat L gwine to do. If /
see in it dat | must jump troo a stun
wall, I'm gwine to jump at it. Going
troo it 'longsto God, jump u, it longs
TO me-"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

ACANDlDATE FOB MArRINoNY.-Af far
mer out West, in announcing his will
liugness to take a wife, declares that as
he is himself 10 ctorer, be has no objec-
tion to taLa a lady in ,rssdS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

TnE DIFERENcE 1T was pertinent
and forcible saying of the Emperor Ma
poleon, that u handsome woman peuses
the cyo. but good woman pleases the
heart; one is jewel, the other trcas.
ure,"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

An honest Patander in recommend
ing COW, said she would We milk year
after year without having calves, be-
kase il runs in the brade--for she came
out Of COW what meyer had calf,
sure.n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

CNnoNoErD HEEoEs VII | see Il
man holding faster his uprightucss in
proportion as it is assailed fortifyiug
his religious trust in proportion as Prov
idence is obscure hoping iu the ultimate
trlumIhs Of virtue more surely III PRO.
portion TO its present atllictonS cher.
ishing philanthropy amidst the discour-
aging experience Of meu's uukindness
and untlanklulncss extending to others
"a sympathy which his own suffcrings
need, but cannot obtain growing rnider
aud gentler amidst that which tends to
cxasperate and harden and through in.
ward principles, converting the very iu-
cltomcuts to evil into the occasion, of
victorious virtue | see nm explanations
and noble eXplanatlon, Of the present
state, ! see a good produced So trans.
ccndeut u lis nature AS to Justify all q
vii aud suffering under which it grows
up. | should think tho formation of a
few such minds worth all the apparatus
Of the present world. | should say that
this earth,with its continents aud oceans,
its seasons and harvests. aud its success
slvd generations, was work worthy of
God, even were II to accomplish no other
end than the training and manifestation
Of the illuslrious characters which are
scattered through history, And when l
consider how small Il portion Of human
virtue is recorded By histoiy, how supe-
rior III dignity, as well as ia number, are
the uunorlced, unbouored heroes ug do.
me.tic aud humble life, | see light
thrown over the present stale wnich
more than recolciles mo to an it evils
-CAaaniHg.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it rcmcm bcte
District of Addison, ss, { that at Il Pr obat
Court held at Mid1lcbury, in aud for the
District of Addison, ON the ID day of No
ycmbcr, A. d. 1856;
Lucinda Boardman and John J. Kelsey,
adminislra tors ofthc estate of
NORMAN BOARDMAN,
late of Salisbury, in said district, deceased,
make application TO this court TO have the
time allowed them for the payment Of the
debts OF said deceased extended one year
from the expiration of the time heretofore
limited by this court 1t is thcrcupon order
ed that said application be considered by
this court, at the session thereof to be held
At the office of the Register ofthis Court, in
said Middlcbury, on Thursday, the 22d day
of November, 1850, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. and that notice thereof be given
To all persons interested, that they may ap-
pear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said time being extended, 10y
publishing a certified copy of this order in
the Mi,dlebury Rcgistcr-a newspaper prin-
ted nj said Middlubury-t weeks sue
cCsSiycly prcvipus to the time of said Court.
JPD. $. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true copy oflecord. % 3w
Attest Jtn S. BCsnNELt, REGISTER.
STATE OF VERMONT, Belt remembered
District of Addison, IS. that, at Probate
Court held at Middlcbury in and for tie
District of Addison, on the Is day Of
November, 4. d. 1853,
David L. Boyce, executor Of Of the last
will and testament of
DAVID BOYCE,
late of Middlebury, deceased; presents his
administration account for allowance 1t is
thcrcupon ordered that said account he
considered for allowance, at the session
Of tnis court to be held at the Office of the
Register of this court il. said MiddlchUty, ON
Thursday, the 22l DAY of November, 1868,
at ten o'clock, in the forenoon aud that no
tcc thereof be given to all persons interested
that they may appear aud make their oljcc-
tionS, il any they may have, TO the allow
ancc of said account by publishing ccIti-
fled copy of this order in the Midd!cbury
Rrgis,cr-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlcbury-thrce weeks succcssycly previous
to the time of sal court.
JEp. =. BusuNGLIi Register.
\ true copy of record.
20.3w. Attest jan. :. Dusn>FLL, Register
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

sd,ll75s ssol.5S6 s3,7Oi,sis
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

Let no poor boy, after reading the
following fact, ever despair Of making
respectable living;
\ gentleman was once walking
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-09

Registration Of Le,tersIgportant. regulations and
instructions ponaors for carrying into effect the I'd
Of the March s. 1885, providing for the regis
valuable letters are, by direction Of the PostmaS
ter General, modified , follows, viz
Is So much Of sections 5, and of these regulations
requires that packages of registered letters shall be sealed
hereby revoked.
"a All registered letters are, before mailing, be
bered the upper etthand their numbers to
respond With those the letter bills in which they are en-
tered.
3D. Each registered letter. package Of registered let
r will be enclosed in wrapper u the usual manner and
there be package OF letters to be sent by the
mall the package Of registered letters viii be placed ~
such package without being tied and the whole will then be
carefully tied up into package addressed 10 the Office OF
its destinations and placed in lis appropriate bag at the mo
when that bag to be finally locked and sent from the
Office If uureg letters be sent by that mail
package registered letters TO be tied and forwarded
in the without being sealed
The registered letter bill Will DO enclosed in separate
eope addressed to the postmaster, required and
will be forwarded By the usual route as unregistered
letter.
5b The numbers given registered letters at the Office
of mailing to be changed in the accounts or letter
bills of distributing offices through which they pass
9Th Posnasters are required that the posnark OF
registered letter (wheher written stamped is clear
and distinct that the place and date of mailing be
readily determined.
Ne,o Post OGices-The following post offices have
been established and the following named gentlemen APP
pointed postmasters, by the Postmaster General !:
Centre Valley, Allemakee county, Iowa J. l.. Paxon
Fioyd Floyd county Iowa Thomas spragus postmaster
st. Ausgar Mitchell county, Iowa. Charles g. Classen
Cardoa Mitchell county, Iowa. Oliver Tilotson, post
master. -
Orville Mitchell county, Iowa Lewis West postmaster.
Webster City, Webster county, Iowa Cyrus Smith, post
master. -
odanah, La Ponte county Wisconsin; Leonard II.
Wheeler, postmaster.
Robinson Lake, Luzerne county; Pennsylvania; c. G.
Ricketts,, postmaster. A.
Leo Peoria county, Illinois Francis NJ. Mccall, post
master.
Cashs Mills, jackson county, Alabama; James NJ. Cash,
postmaster.
Haw knss Store Shelby county, Missouri John f. Haw
kins postmaster.
Gernanye Ottawa county Ohio; John +. Tisse, post
master.
DaconaueaThe following post offices have been discon-
tinued:
Mt Welby, Montgomery county, Maryland
Shwan, Baltimore county, Maryland.
Beaver Greek, Dale county, Alabama.
Meagher, Bureau county, Illinois.
Van Buren,, Ripley county, Missouri.
Change Of NameThe names OF the following post offices
have been changed:
Tannersvie to Tannviile, Warren county, Georgia.
Howard to Welsh Waukesha county, Wisconsin.
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Ky j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioncer.


MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOS, SPLENDID
wi paror urtue elegant bocaee and curtains
superb French plate nnc family matched
horses On Tuesday morning, October 2 at 10 o'clock
exico street, ilh 18th streets, ali
furniture and effects,
Magnificent rosewood grand piano. by Erari
81 900 in Loudon
ssng French sofas, chairs and twelve
chairs finished rich and gold brocaee
silver and blue embroidered satin.
Suites Of beaa brocaee window curtains match, lined
white satin with rich lace cords
tassels and conice
Two superb giame plate mirrors plate by -
Two elegant rosewood matbic-top centre tables.
Superior ~ gilt French manteI clock
Two beautiful 2gh gilt and bohemian glnss chandeliers for
candles
Fine velvet Brn.seIe and Venetian carpets
Number OF beautiful ongtavngs in handsome gilt frames
Walnut extension jinng table, sideso1fd
Mahogany hnir spring sofa and chairs
French china dinner, dessert, and tea rets
Silver plated caslors, table cutlery, glassware
walnut CHAMBER furniture
Superior cured hair mattresses, husk do.
and hair holsters and pillows
Toilet taweI stands. looking glasses
hiarsclies quilts blankets comforts
Handsome damask and cliniz curtains &c
Mahogany book and secretaries
Mahogany writing desk, revolving other Office chara &C.
excellent assortment Of kitchen
quiees
AT az O'CLOCK,
premises, shall stli handsome and oomy
French baroncbe, built by Lawrence, Of New York
carriage about
OF ne style and action and perfectly round
suitable for four
one set siiverplafed cnringe harness
set buggy harness, horse covers, &C.
$50 and under, cash that credit OF GO and
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
oct cd Auctioneer.
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AT rKIvATE SALE, ,hnt spIendid brick hon.r

AT PRIVATE SALE, that splendid brick house
IL situated the Of north and 18th streets west with the
which $4,000 The house
BREADTH contnins
is built Of the best MATERIAL with
II solid
abundance complete wnic and heating
establishment. SAFE with
marble for silver ofexcecnt In The
The library contains four wal
The
psrcrs Of exquisite STYLE with French plate mirror windows
The basement NJ cemented and perfectly dry.
Sufbce
sny certainly and
mansion in the District Of Columbia.
Also brick stable and carriage hou,e, with
for enclosed with heavy and substantial
railing
attempting description OF the above, subscriber would
faled
wishing respectfully invited call md
ernmne the themselves. II will be sold
rnn
urs Of the subscriber anronser
commission merchant Seventh and streets Wash
ins,on. A, GREEN
Oct p-eWedn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-09
Proposals for Rations for 1866.
HgApouAgTERs MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermasier's Office,

HgApeuAgTERs MARINE CoRPs,
Quarermasters Office,
Washington, October 8, 1885.
cEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will this Of.
lowing stations for the year 1856, VIZ;
Charestown. Massach usett-;
Portsinoutl, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport Norfolk, Virginia.
Wnrr,nglon Florida and
Washington city, Districs Of Colnrsbia.
pound quarter
Of eigiern OF
surerfne four line nu option of the
tbs pnnds ~ good coffee, twelve
the best New Orleans eight quarts 0 the white
snlt pounds Of
oap, and and half pound Of soad hard, dipped
Ia cs o hundred
The shall be delivered order Of
stston single
consist best and choice pieces OF tho
No. prime pork, and tho be
quality kinds named. All subject inspection.
No lid viii be uprss accompanied by the
office, certified TO by Official
ycHr
Marine Corps Washing
District Columbia.
r. G f. LINDSAY
Major and Quartermaser u s. Marine Corps
The following named papers publish twice week
duplicate accounts, oge-
with printed OF the advertisement, 10 this Office, for
ment. viz:
ampshrc POST Boston, Massachusetts Times, Boston,
chnsets Eagles Brooklyn,
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Evening Argus,
Star and lnteigcnce
News Norfolk Virginia. aud Democrat Pensacola Florida.
price be paid service he
cedng sevenyve cents square OF 0 BREWER for the
half for
insertion Let in the first number AFTER the
cep hereof you viii BIO pleased
published, with each successive number,
Oct o-auwshNov
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Virginia military land scrip


TnE NArosAL THEATaE.-The management announce
that second Of the proposed series of dramatic
ments will take place Tomorrow evening The pieces select
ed Pizarro and Jonathan Bradford Mr.. John r. Scott
appearing Rola, Mr.. McDonough Pizarro, Mr. j. b.
Howe Alonzo, and Mrs. Melinda Jones Evira The
erpece IL drama Of thringy effective character found
ed remarkable trial which took place hundred
in that too great weight should not
be given circumstanta evidence Messrs Scott MELON
ough, Jefferson, Ellis Burnett, Miss Devn, and Mrs. JEFF
ferson sustaining the principal characters.
For once, least public expectation has been Satisfied
The formal eopening of the National Hotel yesterday
racted hundreds Of visters who wandered from
room, from story to story gazing and excaming their
pleasure upmixed with asonshmen at the wonders
achieved by good taste large experience and ample
II is desirable, and in many instances absolutely
cessary to make good first impressions, and this Is
particularly the with hotel-keepers Travellers
alieh,ing at hotel generally captivated with
imposing reception room, show outward manifestations
Of satisfaction f the public sitting has air of lux
urous and comfort and become talkatvey enthusi
astc If welknown locality gives unmstakable evidence OF
the presence Of choice old wines and grateful Havana The
first impressions OF the Nationanow thoroughly regene-
rated-are something more than good They supora-
lively bast. The spacious ball. the noble sitting room, the
public bar with its marble floor and imposing mirrors
the preludes to the eeganccs and subantalities
above. We could fill whole column half dozen col
for that matter, with description of the inner go-
Of the National the sumptuous psrlorhe magnificent
drawing roorshe lofty dining saloonsand chambers and
cabinets with furniture and appointments unheardof in the
domestic economy of Washington hotel-keepers.
Among the most pleasing incidents in the inauguration OF
the National collation. which partaken of by
ers hundred ladies and gentlemen of city.
the elegant and recherche affairs saw and
satisfactory demonstration of the taste, gonus,
and iberaty with which the very of Guy has been
identified for than quarter Of n century.
1t needless to wish Mr. Guy in bis great
prise. lie has taken the right means to secure IT,
There quite heavy frost in this city Sunday night
ast--the first this season.
readers should mind that this is positively the
week Of Dr. Beales beautiful panorama OF Visits 10 the
Arctic Regions and the Siege Of Sebastopo,
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NEW YoRK, Oct. s-Flour has advanced IL rs cents
sales Of 900 barrels good State, So 3l Ohio IS 81
southern So Wheat considerably highesales OF 1885,
O00 buses southern white 81 20 red 81 Corn is trh5
highersales Of coo bushels mixed 81 Pro
visionsPork is s.er but quotaby hghersaes OF l0C
barrels 1922 %. Beef il irmsales Of $50 barrels
Chicago repacked, SIG SIT. Whakey Is steadysaes Of
Ohio at IL K cents.
BALTrMonE, Oct sThe -four market is considerably
cited o-daysales of 1000 barrels Howard street and CHS
Mills SO IL SO Is, advance of p cents Saturday
mornings prices and the market closed very firm at those
rates. Wheat firm, with advance of cents; good
to prime whites 81 80 50 0G red 81 10 81 3d. Corn
good white and yellow sold for 81 IS cents RyeMary
land 81 %. Provisions generally unchanged Mess
pork-saes Of Baltimore packed at $2l. Baconsdes 49,
cents shoulders Is cents. Beefmeas Sis SO prime IA
Is cents Lard II "A cents
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DIED,

father Mr.. THos FosTsH in this city
Friday evening asi Mrs. ANN e. DiNkIE, OF II. W.
DIssLg Alexandria, IF Winchester, Virginia,
has dsconsnae husband and three inant daughters and
large coneouSe
was consistent OF Episcopal Church,
gave evidence thar she had lived what s!c
proessed
Sunday, instant, after brief illness (Which he
resignntion JOHN H. STITLNGS,
esq. in the fifty seventh year OF hia age.
friends respectfully invited
Tuesday O'Clock from his late
dence street, Navy yard.
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INTERIOR pnpAnrmrxr.

appointment Of Reesper--Genernl Samuel Leech, of
Iowa. been appointed receiver at Sioux city Iowa, in
place OF Archibald ). Bryant removed.
General Laad 0Sice.Sabdicon Of Townships Ia Fseon-
an to the inquiries OF the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office relation the survey OF certain
shps in the vicinity of Lake SUPERIOR information has been
received from the surveyor general that townships Nos As
49, range s. and townships Al a. and 40 range have
been placed under contract for subdivision The remaining
tow nshp be suhdvided until the ensuing spring.
the being far advanced and the mposs
bty of carrying survey in this region in the winter
months.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-09

Bosros, Oct s.-Adyioes received here from Truxis re-
port business dull account Of the revolution General
Alvarez with 500 troops, marching against the place
party OF troops whilst accommodating outside
the walls on the sd umo, captured by band OF rob
bers, disarmed and taken back.
Their report caused intense excitement in Truxo and
all the citizens sought shelter board the vessels in the
bor where they remained for three days the 18th the
government troops and the robbers fought battle In which
the latter were defeated with considerable loss and the leader
captured and boheaded. Many families had fed from the
city, taking their property with them AT the last
quiet had been partially restored
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-09

Hon. MIKE WALSH on HIS TRAyELs.--aon. Mike Walsh a
member of the last Congress, and tour through
England is writing home characteristic letters which
published in the New York Herald He thus describes
a visit to political club society in Liverpool
From little printed bill which handed me learned
that among the questions be discussed by the society
were the following:
H'Does the human race spring from one pairT
"'Would the spread Of education tend to diminish
crmeT
ais the faculty of reason confined to manp
Are the people politically prepared for an extension of
the sunragep
The latter the then consideration, and
my rdylunged friend who had just down had been
sustaining the affirmative side of the question in reply
learned tall Scotch tailor, who smoking Pipe
the left of the chairman little shrveled fellow,
with keen eye, and armed with formidable pile of
documents and elaborate notes. entered in opposition
to the extension He had evidently read great DEAL but
did not to understand his subject Nearly all his
Illustrations though seemingly conclusive easily
turned against HIMSELF and after very tedious DISCOURSE
IN which he made the sweeping missatements against
our people and government he close by saying that al
though fully conscious that his positions unassala
Die, he should have objection to hearing his strange
friend referring ne) make the attempt Accepting the
invitation, arose, and greeted quite warmly by the
almost desparng friends OF the suffrage and believe me-
u ever came down any with deserved and whe-
ing severity did this OCCASION As proceeded our
side became gradually flushed with exuation. Scouts
were sent out to bring in the faithful, and bad got
through the whole hail. stairway, and lane in front
filed with attentive and enthusiastic listeners and
closed such shou-so long and deaening-was never
before heard in The region Of Lmekn lane Even the old
wndmls reechoed the prolonged cheer Of triumph which
rent the mir Finding all excuses utterly useless accom-
panied large detachment of my delighted adhcren into
tavern close by and, much against my will, emp,ied
some half dozen pots of the beer have tasted in
England before could get away
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SALE TODAY.
, ). Q. meeuIaE, AuetIonser.

BY }. q. MCGUIRE, Aoctionerr.
RUsTEES SAEBy virtue OF deed Of trust executed ny
William r. BOOK dated the oh day OF June lta and duly
recorded in ber A. ~ No 3d. iios All 2e 2i and O
land records OF Washington county, tie District 81 Conm
ba the undersigned trustee viii sell public auction 10 tie s
bidder Tuesday the 9Th October, 1855, acock
front of the premises all parcel OF ground and he
with the specified the aforesaid decs OF
a being The west part OF LOT numbered ave- three hun
seventy fronting 20
wide public alley
large coach factory, shops, sc.
FERNS of purciase be paid
and The bnsnce IN three cqnat
twelve and eighteen nont with interest
be faciDsy
by deed Of the Cen
expense IL the
the night sell Tho
II. C. sPALDiNc, Trustee.
JAS. c. MeGUlRE,
Sep 2J-eod&ds Aselioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-09
Gsoy,ia Election.

COLUMBUS Oct six anti know nothings and two know
nohgs are supposed TO be elected to Congress johnson
(dem Is reelected governor by four thousand
both candidates. The believed to be elect
cd Seward, Crawford, Warner, Lumpkin, Cobb and
Stephens nknow nohings and Trppe and Foster, know
nohings. The majority for Stephens is 2,e57. The eqa-
is democratic. In the 18th district where Foster know
nohng) is reported to be elected the democratic gain is
,l76.
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Union ASsoctstion regular monthly meeting Of the
Unan will held Harmony Hall (ucsday)
evening" ~ o'clock Members and pcrsons
opposed nothing rule respectfully invited
= Il. X. OFFUTT
Oc,9 Recording Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-09
RorAL coun1saIr.--A letler from Berlin says !:
LOCAL n L w 8.

We indebted to Messrs Suter, Lea & Co., bankerp
Corner of Pennsy and 14h srce for the fol-
lowing tables showing the prices current for bounty
warrants and the rates of discount foreign bannotes
Bounty Land Warrants.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-09
National Medical College,


THE dirty Of lectures viii
Monday Odd octobeF, 1885, and end on the LIST OF March,
1856.
Thomns Miller, D., Professor Anatomy and Physiology
+. Johnston, M d. Professor vi Obstetrics Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, NJ d. Professor of Matea Medca, Therapeutics,
Jno Fred May M D., Professor Principles Practice
Surgery
Grafton Tyler Professor Pathology
icue nd offncsl Medicine
Steiner NJ OF Chemistry aud Pharmacy
Edward ". 5eou, NJ. d., Prosrctor and Demonsfaior.
Thomas Miller, NJ. n, Dean.
Earope the desks from which
regular clinical
under the same roof
expense full Of lectures 500
by the demonstration 10
MANIPULATING payable only
Graduating expenses n
medical clinic without charge.
viii he given The afternoon and evening thereby
tend.
THOMAS MILLER, ~ ID.
Dean OF the Faealy.
N Medical students desiring situation
Inmary (Which clinical " ,t
Medical Coege make application by lei
Joshua Riley, M d. OF the Washington lnhrmny,
who will give Information that may be desired,
Those making early application VIII
Sir chosen before the Isl OF October
Jury Z, 1855.
July 10 eodtistNovdSsw