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Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

q A Bill Is before Congress to raise
the per Diem Of members TO el2. and
the salaries Of all other o~ficers in abou.
the same ratio,
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

500 you think you are &, to diet" said
a s,ep mother 10 her neglected child.
IL don't know said the little girl,
taxing hold Of her dirty dress. and in.
specnng it-"I guess. so-is | sin't too
dirty"
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

New YoRK, January IL.
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman g. Co, to-day re-
fused TO pay or accept drafts drawn upon them
by Page, Bacon & Co., Of San Francisco, 81.
Louis, &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

from entering the military service, and of form
ing States.
Col. Colt denies, in a letter TO the London
Times, that he has offered to supply his pistols
to the Gear of Russia.
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

q They have come to soleing shoe, with
cedar shingles--veneering the wood with apiece
Of poor sheep skin.
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25
NEW YoRH. lam,

NEW YORK, january II.
The Evening Post learns by a private letter
from Paris, that Hon. John Y. Mason, Minis
ter to France, was struck with paralysis, at II
O'Clock, December 10th, and was quite in whef
the letter closed.
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

oNSTANTINoPLE Dec. ~.
II Is confidently asserted that the resolution
had been adopted to storm Sebastopol as soon
as the Turkish reinforcements sholld arrive.
The French, it is said, are to storm, while the
British and Turks attack Menschikof.
= There is a report that Omer Pacha has return
d to the Sultan, making it a condition Of his
accepting the command that he shall have two
votes in the council of war, in order TO prevent
bis being out-yoted by Lord Raglan and Gen.
Canrobert.
VIENNA, Dec. %.
A dispatch from Warsaw announces that the
2ussian naval artillery had been taken out of
The Baltic feet, and had arrived at Sebastopol,
and that to their presence is due the recent po-
sition Of the fire from Sebastopol, as well asthe
new found boldness Of the fleet.
Another dispatch from Vienna states that at
the conference held at that capital on the 18th,
notes were EXCHANGED between the representa-
tives OF the thssT allied powers defining the
sense in which their cabinets understood the
four points proposed as conditions of peace.
Prince GortschakoA, il is understood, demands
time to obtain the instructions of his govern
ment.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament is not in session. The royal as
sent has been given to the foreign enlistment
bill, bat the measure continues as unpopular a.
ever. Il il said the article Of the German Con-
federation expressly forbids German subjects
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

u We are uncer obligations to lIou.
A. g. Dodge for Pebble Documents.
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25
Suspension Of Page & Bacon.

This announcement will be received with I'M
feigned regret and disnay by many of our read
ers.
The terrible pressure in financial matters
which has crushed so many of the prominent
Houses of the East, causing wide spread disas-
ter and universal apprehension has now reached
the Mississippi valley and borne down beneath
its merciless tread, the most liberal and enter
prising Banking firm of the West.
The following card which we find in the ST.
Louis Intelligencer of Saturday morning last,
fully confirms the intelligence of their suspen-
sion:
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25
TO The pubBic.

OFFICE OF PAGE & BACON, Banners
st. Louis, Jan. IL, '55-10 p. NJ.
Demoine courier., 1855-01-25

There 10 yet q large amount Of the
sixteenth sections unsold in many of the
organized counties, and when sold will
bring some two dollars per acre on an
average. adding daily TO our already
large fund.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-14
German Uroscopic Physician
mr.. M. T.. EDISON

JNo0Lb respectfully infnm the citizens
w Of Rranilon and Vicinity. that he viii
practice nicdicfap on the German Uroscopit
system, which leads him TO locate and de
scribe the symptoms of disease of a CHRON
&c CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction. "A clean vial containing
ebtut two ounces OF urine, first in the
morning, with the name and age Of the pa
tient,w enable him to treat successfully the
case id question. Hence, one individual car
bring several cases and fnedicinc can be sen,
to any part or the coantty. His remedies arc
wholly of the reformed practice, differing cs
scntially from those Of any other system OF
school, consisting of Chemicals and Extracts
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
smost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, nbyiatiDg the Inconvenience Of bnlk
&c, heretofore an objection to their. genera
use. Unlike the potent minerals they arc
reliable efficient and safc-acting in harmony
with natures laws without cncrvating OF
prostrsting the vital functions OF organic life
The relative merits Of the two systems in
their application for the removal Of disease
we fcsvc for people Of common sense to de-
tcrminc.
Sanguinc that he is enlisted in good cause
and for iustifiablc ends--the cause of hui
manity--the cure andrcst eration tohealth OF
those suffering from disease, with whom ARE
associated the choicest endcarponts Of life,
we cannot but invite ALL urge yonr serious
consideration to this most I'M oriant subject,
and leave no means untricd to Promote the
health and happiness Of yourselfand ir,Cnds.
From the humble and grateful recipients t.,
his remedies, he is daily receiving their vol
untary acknowledgements In tbs most en-
thusiastic terms, Of cures from diseases and
sickness, some of which were of the most
extreme cases of misery, Of from five to
twelve years standing, now restored and in
the enjoyment of health lie would particu-
larly call your attention TO the following list
of Chronic diseases which heretofore to a
very great extent baffled the skill of the pro-
fession at large, but now he claims within
the list of successful treatment and cure, viz.
Affections of the Lungs, Throat, Liver, Kid
ncys and Spleen, Rheumatism Neuralgia
Shortness Of Breath, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Commissions Female Weakness. NERVOUS
Diseases, ralpitatiou of the Heart, Scrofuia
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistulas. Old Sores OF
every variety, Piles, Hnmors, and all diseases
arising from an imputc state OF thc blood or
habit of the system.
Particular attention will be paid to Female
Complaints; and AL diseases Of delicate
nature may be trusted 10 him, without be
travail Of that confidence which should OK
ist between the patient and physician.
sYr 10 charge for consultation. Charges
for medicine reasonable.
Office hours from . A. NAH ! =. NJ
Office few rods south Of Tie Brandon
House, cast side of the river.
Brandon, VI, Jan, 1855. 81 Gin.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it romen-
District of New Haven, IS. I bered that, at a
Probate Court held at Bristol in said district
on the 2Sih day Of February, 1855,
The administrators of the estate Of
GEORGE HARNESS.,
late of Starksboro, in said district, deceased
intestate, made application TO said court for
an extension of the the time heretofore al
lowed by said court to settle tho estate and
pay the debts of the said deceased. Where
upon the said court appointed the first Mon
day Of April 1855, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in
Bristol aforesaid, at the time and place for
hearing, and made an order requiring notice
to be given to all persons interested to ap-
pear at the time and place appointed for said
hearing, and object to the time being ex-
tended II they see csuse-for which purpose
il is ordered that copy Of tho record Of
this order be published in the Middebury
Register newspaper printed At Middle
bury, In this State-throe weeks successive
ly previous to the time appointed for said
hearing.
HARvsr MussILL, Judge.
A true copy OF record.
4e,sv II. Mrksill, Judge.
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All those entitled to bounty lands
under the act of March 8, 1855, should
make immediate application at this Of
fee. Do not delay.
AusTRAL1A.-Our Melbourne corr
respondent depicts the revolutionary
feeling in that quarter in such earnest
terms as to leave no doubt but that our
next news from there will be Of a high
ly exciting character. The republic of
Oceania, under the banner ofthe South.
orn cross, may not be such remote
contingency after all,-New York
Herald.
Two aged maiden sisters of Abner
Kneelan3, living alone in South Gardner,
Mass. were murdered on Monday night
and their bodies shockingly manglcd,
They wero not discovered by the neigh
bors until Tuesday night. Great ex-
citement prevailed in the community
and vagrant Frenchmnn was arrested
on suspicion. The house had been thor
oughly ransacked.
A bridge across the Winooski river
near Williston, on the Vermont Central
Railroad, was burned on Thursday.morn-
ing. The bridge was insured for
$4,000
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says that Gen Per
sfer F. Smith has been appointed Brig
adler General, the President being afraid
to appoint Gen. Shields on account of his
foreign birth. Doubtful.
In Clinton, Miss, party Of young
men gave a seronade with tin horns, to
newly married couple. which so cnraged
tho Bridegroom that he fired upon tue
party, killing one and woundng several
otbors
JOURNALISTS CLuB.-About fifty
editors, reporters and publishers of
newspapers in New York, have formed
Journalists Club, with rooms on
Broadway, for social Intercourse.
They have chosen a musical eeitor CO.
Dyer, of the Musical Review for
President.
81 We understand that the Diroc-
tors of the Vermont State Agricultural
Society have, at IA recent meeting decided
to hold the Fair. this year, at Rutland.
on the nth, 18th and 18th days of Sep
TENDER next.
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DAG UERREOTYP Els!
Good Likenesses for 90 Cents

The Subscriber has provided himself with
apparatus and mcaus Of taking Dagucrrco
typo Likenesscs, after the New York st, lie, and
at the very low price of so cents. All small
sizes, whether in case, locket, or ring, vii
hereafter be produced true to life at this
very small charge.
That he is taking lihoncsses in a style Of
unsurpassed ncatness and life-like beauty,
will be seen by calling at his room.
lie has on hand splendid assortment ri
Cases Of various style and price, and as he
intends to make Middlcbnry his permanent
residence, ho can make il alike his own aud
the interest of his employers, to give superior
Pictures at low and fixed prices
CHARLES BR0CKwAY, Dag. Artist.
e-sy- Rooms AT the dwelling of DR.. Brock
way. March 8, 1866
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Cont for the District Of addison
Commissioners. 10 receive examine and adj
Just all claims and demands Of al persons,
against I've estate Of
IRA STEWART.
late Of Middlehury, in said district deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from tho
9th day Of February, 1898, being allowed
by said court for the purr"So, We 30 there
fore hereby give notice that We viii attend
to the business of our sa.i appointment, a.
the Office n George s. swim. IN said Middle
bury, on tho fourth Thursday Of March ard
August, A. d. 1905, from nine O'clock "A. NJ,
until four o'clock, p. NJ on each Of said da. s.
GEORGE S. SWIFT. }c.,r,
JACOB " tONR0E I
Dated # iIiddlelury, this 9th day Of
March 4. D. 1850. i7.Sw
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pREMIU
DACU ER R EOTYPES
WILLIAM Ii. GILMORE,

WOULD respectfully inform the people Of
w Middlcbury and vicinity, that he has
newly fitted up his Rooms, in neat and
commodous style, both for convenience and
comfort of his customers. With many years
practice in the Daguerrean Art. feel quite
competent to excel in all of its various
branches, having made many improvements
in the Art and some of thcm of the greatest
utility, both to the likeness aud general out
line of features, which is truly essential to n
perfect likeness. In many instances have
the decided advantage over all competitors.
In the first place have II German camera,
which il far superior to any homemade
camera and cost three times as much and
then | have a wheel for polishing plates,
which is far superior to the old method Of
polishing, not only for superiority of polish,
hut quickncss-also, can prepare four to
one and with surface ten times better Than
those of other folks. To any one who may
see fit to give me a call, | will prove to entire
satisfaction all Of the above statements
And now,
We Who ~oui spare the burning tear
Aud leave fond mementp of n form beloved
Sacred TO memory aud affection dcar
To parting friend IN snlnes- proved,
Or would 10 other tlm"s, trnnsmit tho lonk
That charmed World aud hid the eye
or admin ston kindlc bright,
Trust to the 'nb-nm's line of light,
A camc,a true viii h1aw the picture right.
Hours of operation from a. NJ. until 4
r NJ. Children from II until in pleasant
weather Adults without regard to weather
Truly thankful for past favors, solicit
continuance of the same. Office over ~. IL
Fulcts Store. WIN. II. GILMORE.
SO; Dag. Artist.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-14
MlDDLEBURY LYCEITM

Lecture will be delivered before the
Middlcbnry Lycculn, at Union Halo Tues
day evening, March 20, lS55hy
ID. u. HALL, Esq of Troy, NY.
Subject, I" The First Fight Of the Rcvoln-
tion;" subject particularly interesting to
every Green Mountain Boy and Girl, as it re-
latcs to the early history of our own State.
Doors open at o'clock and lecture to
commence at u clock, precisely.
To enable all to attend, the tickets will be
sold at the low price of II, cents, for sale by
W. s. Lane.
BY order of Com
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-14

STATE OF vERMoNT,l At Probate
District of New Haven, Court holden at
Bristol in said district, on the Goth day of
February 1865.
The administrator Of The estate OF
CHARLES o. WHITE,
late OF New Haven in said district deceased,
intcstate. made application TO said court In
for further extension of tho time allowed
by .aid court in which TO pay the debts and
settle the laid estate. Whereupon the said
court ordered the sid administrator to give
notice TO all persons concerned TO appear Mt
Probate Court, TO be held at Bristol, in said
district on the first Monday Of April 1900,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the Office of Ito
Judge Of said court. Then and there to oh
icct TO farther extension of the time az a.
fursaid, II they see cause, and for which prr-
pose 1t is ordered by said Court that n copy
of tile record Of this order be published
three weeks sncccssively in the Middlchury
Register, n newspaper printed at Middlcbwy
in this State previous 10 the time Of said
court
HARVEY MrNslLL, Judge
A true copy of record,
453w II MUNSTLL, Judge.
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SIS ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD,
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS

AND BUILDING LOTS.
100 FARMS and 2o00 BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided on the B.
among 600 Subscribers A large number
arealready engaged. Many fthe Lotsned
these have been sold for from AGO TO GOO
percent. advance oYcrthe price for which
these Lots are now sold, showing that
the purchase will he a reimbursement.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS, payable
in advance, will receive FOUR BUILD.
ING LOTS, IS BIZ 100 feet, lying to
These lots ale beautifully located at LAKE
LAND, Long Island, where q new church and
scAooi.house, and number OF private dwell
ings. stores, workshops and factories, have
already been erected, several more are now
being built, and several hundred will DO e.
recfed the coming season.
This l. fine opportunity Of owning n
delightful country residence near the city,
where the domestic comforts of family
circle can be fully realized, and where 2h ,0on
building Toto and about 500 farms have lately
been sold aad sales are daily being made 10
individual. W no. alter careful examination Of
its location and ascertaining the quality Of the
soil, are selecting farm. for agriculture pur-
poses, being confident that 10 land so cheap
and calculated TO increase so RAPIDLY In value
can he had within 80 miles OF the city. This
land would have been all taken up years back.
but has been an entciled estate for the last
century, and completely locked up forupwards
of two hundred yeart-since whio h large sales
have been made, and where the wild deer
roamed at large may now be seen beautiful
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
abundant productions Of our mother earth.
This is one OF the best opportunities now
offered to those of small means who are des-
,;t Af a that
for mere tri1e, also few farms, containing
each FIVE and ten acres, and upwa IDS, at from
S25 10 S35 por acre.
lrAll persons wishing IN avail themselves
Of the opportunity now offered TO procure a
fine farm or splendid building lol near the En-
pirs city, should make INN ediate application,
as they are ne-rly all disposed Of Apply to
CHARLES WOOD, POS Broadway, corner
Of Fulton street, n. Y, where maps and pam
pilots can be had or son, If required by mail
gratis, or 25.3m
W. S. LANE. Agent. Middlobury, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-14

An infulIibe Remedy for Bile, Jaun.
dice. and Liver Complaints, llolloway's
Pills. Extract of Letter from Jane
jenkins, of Apalachicola, Florida, to
Professor Holloway. suffered for
seven meaths from jaundice anil bile,
arising from very disordered state of
the Ever, during this time, although l
tried many remedies | obtained no re-
lief to my sufforings. At length, l
purchased quantity Of your Pills, and
after using five boxes | was perfectly
cured, and with confidence recommend
them to others who are thus afflicted. :"
(Signed) JANE JENKINS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-14
Middlebury Academy.

Mr.. Edward = Hooker, member oi
tho Senior Class in Middiebury College
has been employed to give instruction il
the Academy for the next tenn. com
mencing on the 2sLh inst. Mr.. Hooke.
is wei! qualified for the position that he
is about to occupy. aud deserves the con
hdence of tie patrons of tho Academy
b LABArEE,
Chairman of Trustees
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I'll arrita,

= In Bridport, on the 9TH iasl 10y the Rev, F
W. Olmstcd, Hon. CAIv'S SuL,cE, TO Mrs
ELIZA whitney, all of Bidport
In Montpelier, Fob. 2ist, Rev. G. V. MAX
HAM, Pastor of the Univcsalist Society in
Medford, Mass. to Miss DENIS a. BALtou
daughter Of Rev Eli Ballon.
I In Rochester, March 10th by Rev Mr MGR
Lrill, Mr.. Lorenzo Y. PIPgn Of Hancock, Ia
Miss CAROLINE A. MAnrIs of Rochester.
In Crown Point, n. Y.,March 9Th, by Rev
&C. Stevens Mr. \, J. Jos"-. - shorrham
to Miss ELLEN c. GRlswoLp, of Cornwall.
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COMING HOME AGAIN
DIR. oRDON,
German UrCscOpic Physician,

Will be in Attendance at the Brandon
House every month in the year, commencing
as follows, viz:
From Monday March &c, till Saturday April !
Tuesday, May ], Monday, May
Monday, June 4, I" Saturday, June 0
" Monday, July ., Saturday, Jnly {
" Wednesday, Aug |, q" Saturday Aug. 4
/ Monday, Sept, 8, 4" Saturday, Sept s
Due notice will be given for every month
in the year.
The success Of my former practice is too
well known in Vermont to need comment
here will therefore leave with past merit to
decide what the subsequent will be. Being
thankful to my former patients for their pat
ronagc, hope by strict attention to business
to merit share fthc same with their friends
61y- Rccollcct the time and place and tell
your neighbors. Oh argos reasonable for
medicine. 40;
Brandon, March, 1896.
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SALE OF Stock, &c We arc author
lied to say TO the public that the entire
herd of cattle belonging to A l. BlNG.
HAM. consisting of ten cows, nine year
ling lIcifers. four yearlng Steers. and
seven Calves; also, his Horses together
with his entire set of farming tools ; will
be sold at public auction, on the | ith
inst (ncxt week on Wednesday,, at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ at his dwelling house in
Cornwall. His cattle are of high blood
aud need only to 10 looked at. to be ad.
nired
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Diseases of the Lungs.

" Be not 1aithlessi but believing"
THE inhalation of medicated vapors as
J. administered so successfully by DR.. J.
GOLDING BUNTING, is SO sure an antidotc
against the deadly ravages of CONSUMPTION
that oil persons, lNboring under the influence
Of the most formidable malady prevailing in
this country, should consult him at once, ard
consult him in earnest. Their diseases can
certainly be checked, and their lives length
encd out to a comfortable old age by adopt
ing the remedies prescribed by DR.. b.
The Inhabitants of Middlchury and vicinity
will have an opportunity Of consulting him
on Tuesday and Wednesday the Goth and
2lst instant, at the Addison House.
sS- Examinations GRATrs.-All diseases
incidental TO the human system treated ac-
cortling to reason and the dictates of eommon
sense. 43;tf
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SCH EN- CK'S
M AN D RAKE PILL S

VIII he foun to possess tos qualities necessary to
to the total eradication of all hou. attacks. prompt
10 star tho ,eeretions of the liver aud give healthy
tone % tho entire system Indeed, IL Is ordinary.
discovery IN Medical Science to have Invented rinl
ely Tor these stubborn conplants which dsvelope al
tho results produced by he rctooro fee use OF cnn
mel-a mineral justly dreaded by mankinJ-anl ac.
knowledscd TO BE- destructive in the extreme tile hu.
man systen That the pfopretirs ofceitan vegetables
comprise all the virtues OF calomol, without its nu
Gus icndcncir' is now an admitted fact, rendered In.
dspuablc by sccntihc researches, aud those no
the Mandrake Phe fully satisfied that the best nIcdi.
eln-s are tho'c provided by nature IN the comm
herbs and roots:of the fields.
The Pills open the bowels nnd correct all bilious de-.
rnnynmcns without salvation my Of the injurious
effects OF calomcl other po>ons. The secretion Of
bile is promoted by these Pills. viii lie by the
altered color OF the stools aud disappearing Of the sa
low coniplcxio ion aud cleansing OF the tongue.
Ample directions for nsc ACCOMPANY each ior Of
P- aud the price Of quart bottle of the Sea Weed
Tonic and bo, ~ Pill, combined is only one dollar
But separate boxes Of Pills he had Of any Of the
sgenis for 25 cents.
These remedies nre prepared under the personal
supervision .Jischnnek proprietor nj schenek',
Pulmonic Syrup, the we'll established ronedy for Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds &c. &c and the
iTstnlor Df the celebrated Respironctc for -xamin
ing aud detecting all discasrs Of the Lungs Heart &c
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Phtladelphta-GILBE ,WENTZ SEQ.
III H. Third Street
Mem Yoyk-C. V. CLICKNER & co, 81
Barclay Street.
Bo@on-REDDING & Como State st.
And every respectable Druggist through
out the United States. ls:35eow
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Millinery and Making,

Continues business in Dr. Aliens building,
2d door North Of the Congregational Church,
where the ladies of Middlcbnry and vicinity
can rely on punctualty aud in having their
work done in the most fashionable and re-
cent STYLE if they will favor her with their
patronage
Lg-Also Gcntcmcn's fine sewing. 86;3m