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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-06-27

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be il remembered
District OF Addison, SIS. ! that at Probate
Court held Mt Middlcburv, in and for tho
District Of Addison, on the l7th day Of June.
A. d. 1856:
Jacob W. Conroe, administrator with TIE
will annexed Of
AUSTIN JOHNSON 49,
late Of said Middlebury, deceased, prcsenih
his administration acc, mt for allowance =
It is thcrSlpon ordered, that said account
be considered for allowance by THIS court,
at the session thereof to be held at the Office
of the Reristcr Of this court in said Middle
barry, Of Thursday, the 9Th day OF July next
at ten o'clock, in the forenoon and that no.
iice thcrenf je given - all persons iitercst-
ed, that they may tppcir and make their
objections, if Any theymSy have, to tho al
lowance Of said account By publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Mid
dl,bury Rogister-a newspaper printed at
said Middlcbury-tlrecw ec!,s successfully
previous to the time of said court.
Jrd. $. bushnell, "a, gistor. ..E
A true eopy Of rcc0rd 03H.
Anest Jcd. s. BvshneU, Register.
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EtadI Notifes.

STATE or VERMONT ! Re it remembered
District of Addison, S. that at Probate
Court held ut Middlcbnry, in and for the
District Of &dd.soh on tie 18th day of June,
u. 1856: 4,.
Ezra X Tha!cr, adhiusftator ofthc estate
of
EZRA 1lIAYER
late OF Orwell, in said district deceased
presents His administration account for al
lowance : tits thcreupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance, at the
session of this court to he held at the Office of
the Register of this court it, said Middlcbury,
on Thursday the 9th day of July next, ut
ten o'clock, III the fofcfoon; Ard that ny
ticc thereof he given to all persons Interested
that they may appear and make their ohicc-
tons, if any they may have, TO the allow
ancc Of said account by publishing ccrt.
fed copy of this order in the Middlebpry
Register a newspaper printed aisaid Mid
dlcbury--tlree weeks sutecssively previous
to the time Of said court. And ut the snrns
Court, said administrator moves said court tc
make distribution Of the said catIte amons
the heirs Of said deceased II is thcrcupon or,
dcred that all persons interested be notified
that said distribution will he made Mt said
session Of this Court to be held as aforesa "
on the 5th dav ofJuly next. by publication
As aforesaid three weeks successfully in said
Mddlebury Register.
JED. 5. BusnsELL, Register.
4 tfle copy of record.
0.3w. Attest JED BUSHNELL, Register.
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BOOK g. PERIODICAL STORE


The subscriber has Just received a large as
sorunent of Plain and Fancy
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
Of variety of styles and colors, consisting
of Ladies' White, Bhn, and Peach, Bath
Gilt, White aud Buff Gilt and Plain Com.
Note, Note Papers, Plain and Fancy, Letter
aud Cap do.
Also Blank Books, Drawing Papers, DIis-
tol Board, Cards. Pencils, Pens, &c.
School and Miscellaneous Works.
Constantly ON hand or procured to order at
short notice An the popular New York and
Boston Daily, Weekly and Monthly pcriodi-
Gals furnished 10y the year, month, or single
copy.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
And all new works received as soon as pub
lishcd.
N. b. Arnolds Whiting Fluid. constantly
on band. Also superior quality of Black,
Bluc md Carminc Inks.
Z All the above articles will be sold at lower
rates than at any other place in this vicinity.
a. H. COPELAND.
Nliddlcbury, June 49, 1866.
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1855 CIOTHIDG i8s5 !

Just received from New York and Troy,
of desirable styles and superior workman
ship, and made from m excellent quality of
Cloth. In fact much superior TO anything
ever before offered in this market Also,
GBNTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting in part'of Gloves, of Kid, Black
White and colorcd, Iisle Thread and Silk ;
Hose, Of Cotton Blue Mixed and White, and
of Mcrino; Susponders fer men and boys I;
liandkerchiefs for the neck and pocket, both
of Silk and of Linen Perfumery for the
Hair Handkerchief and Skin: Hair brushes
of a superior qrality Watch Ribbons, Shirts,
Collars, Over Ais, Frocks, &c, &c, all Of
which are for sale ut n profit, at the sign Of
the Fire Insurance Once.
= Picture Frathcs made to order.
W. $. LANE.
Middebury, May 80, 1865 I;
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Trial of Patent Mowers [!

The public are hereby notified that there
will be II trial Of patent mowers, presented
in competition for the premiums offered by
the Addison County Agricultural Society, at
their Fair grounds in Middlcbhry, on Tues
day, July Sd, 1865. All Interested are ill.,
vited to be present nnA witness the tiial.
JACOB W. C0NR0E, for Com.
Middlcbnrv, june 20. 1866.
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New Publications.

The Watchman-J. A. NJ.
Star Papcrs-ll W. Bccchcr.
Missing Bride-Aiis. Southvor
The Slave and the Lanlp-Wm. North.
Peeps from Bcllry--F. W Shelton.
Black Diamonds.
Magazines for June, just received by
June 20 1870 A. H. COPELAND.
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M. of Cue. CuBlplairis No. Of bottles weed
20 Sciufn'n yfo 6hct'les.
co Glauduar sucll'ur. ans do
500 lIatking Dry Coughs ItnJ do
81 Cnnreron, Ahrciiops 6tos d.
900 s,phlluc Snrs 3tn6 do
White s"cllnss 9toS 40
50 Gnut lto3 do
COO Common rimp'es l2tnl do
81 Fever scic, qioe do
cn Running surcs al over N. body too do
3 Bail ltr- ,'oiuo ufIhc Sores NJ itrec
astie ioton If d tea saucer, 3fns do
10 Salt Rheum 4io7 do
IS Vcr, I'lcc's Ctne do
u fcma'es-Tmnors in ihe Womb ! toe do
600 r,ma es--of Tho various rom
plants prcuih' TO he o gans Of
On, sl III; 69%" r lex ,,oa 4,
N Btourhts 2tos do
loco cases of different kinds Of Sores ,Erup-
tion>, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip nis-
cases, Rckets, Kernels in III, Throat, Swell.
ings II the Glands, Jumps md Knots in the
throat, under the ears Sores in the ewes
head, nose, mouth, gains, &c. Infants with
sores ON their heads, ears, faces, &c. haze
been cured by the miraculous efficacy IF The
r. r Rcsplvrnt
Ore hottie will prove 10 the afflicted snnrrr-
err hat il will cure yov, one dose viii do you
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE
II Won have any difficulty in the Womb, r
II Res Divert " III ser You tight
Chatiahoula La, Sept o, 1888.
Messrs RAILWAY & Col feel happy TO
say 10 YOU that Nour Remedies have made two
astonishing cures in MY settlement. My son
Martin was cured by Two bottles If vonrRen-
ovating Resolvcn,, mud one lox OF your Reg
al iOrs.aiicr all the best PhNsciaus had failed.
Mrs. Mary All Britton, wife of Jesse All
Bri't"n, had a terrible tumor in the womb She
was attended by thee of our best Physicians
They had all given her up; her hips and the
txtrcmities below werc pciishinc One bot
tie Of Rcsolvent, ono bottle of Relief, and one
Lox Of Regulators, has made permanent
cure WILEY NJ. SouIRES.
Railways Resolyent i. pleasant to take
Price one collar per bottle Six OF les for
five dollars. Sold by Druggists, everywhere
No. 8,
r. u Regulators No 3.
A new Principle in Medicine, never be fore
known or possessed by any Purgsiye. Cathar-
tic, or Anti Bilious Pills in use Let all Who
have eyer taken Pills read and Investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators are
founded.
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE.
And the only Pills hat possess any nen medi-
cal properties, or Regulating Poirers that
have been d.seorered during the present. ocH-
tury. PILLS.
We beg to call attention of The public TO
our third great discovery in medicine" Rad
WAYS Regulators, in the form of Pills. We
claim that Railways Regnla ors possess vir-
tues that all oihcr pills in general ME aie de-
icient That they insure TO The user, or in
valid, superior advantages, which cannot be
obtaIned hom any other pills ia use. If our
Pills. known by the name OF Railways Regu-
laiois, did not possess superior curative pow
ers, 10 all other pills, and il the public, by Ia
King our Pills, were not going TO receive supe-
Iior beneits, or derive advantages which the
taking OF ether pills world not afford them.it
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STEAMBOAT s. RAILROAD
vsgg 81. s|'Essf==5sff5Eap yoss
49, 49, 60 80. l1r-. =
IL I NJ D.

The Proprietor will run daily stage from
MIDDLEBuRY TO LARRABEE } POINT,
during navigation, as follows Leave Middle
dairy ON the arrival Of morning train, from
North and South, arriving ~ the Point in
season for the boars both North and South
Returning after the arrival of the boats.
reach Mddlebury in time for the evening
train going South
5-Packases or baggage carried to order
BY attending faithfully to his business rtho
Proprietor expects the support OF his friends
and eRerlies even.
J. 5 PERRY, Proprietor
Midilcbury, June /, 1855. 7,
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FROM the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
t Lake Dunfiiore House, Salisbury,
r Vermont.

FROM the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
lake Dunfhore House, Salisbury,
N Vermont.
Il We would call the attention of those
who desire pleasant summer resort.and
to inhale pure and bracing atmosphere,
to the advertisement of the house above
mentioned. in another column. 1t is
situated eight miles from the Brandon
and Middlebury stations on the Rutland
and Burlington roilroad.at which places
carriages can be had to convey persons
to the Lake House at all times The
run from Albany is made in about four
which the house stands, is about five
miles long and one broad, aud lies en-
bosomed among the Green Mountains,
and with its surroundings presents every
variety of mountain scenery. unrivalled
for beauty and sublimity. The place is
entirely rural" in it's character, having
no village or public thoroughfo'c near
it. The excursions upon tine lake. the
ramblcs in the adjoining woods and on
the mountains the singing of the forest
birds during the day, and the whip.poor-
wills in the evening, and the unsurpassed
echoes. all combine to render Lake Dun
more one of the most delightful summer
retreats to be found in the country.
The house is new, commodious and well
ventilated. Connected with it are sew
eral we'll furnished cottages for boarders
who may prefer them Added to all,
the proprietor is gentlemen of talent,
cultivation, wit and humo,, of genial and
hearty nature, and just the one to make
the stay of his guests pleasant and agr9c-
able.
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albany Private Hospital,
Quick Cures AID Low Prices.

NO BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, y. Y.
Trcaw 1housaud PaiieNs CU6d iRnVaNy.
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The Fourth,

There will be DANCING PARTY at the
Lake Dunmore House, on the evening Of the
Fourth Of July next Bills 81.
Lake Dunmure June u, 1865.
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C'YLEivs AND BALDwIN's CHuR. S,
L for safe !, BECkWITH'S.
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10000 d raSrs aos |2 G,. s' w !ss:,
for sale at BECKWTTH'S.
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r.. r. r..
QUICK, PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL

REMEDIES THAT NEVER FAIL
In instantly stopping The most torturing pains
--9aiekiy curing The icost obstinate Chr0-
mic, Acute, and IaRammdi0ry Ui5-
eases, ANIL all
MALE AND FEMALE NALdDfES.
Let the crippled, The weak, lie iHGrm, the nef-
voWs, and Gged rcjOicc-yjor The r. r. RS
1riR quickly restore The pain-sirickcn
10 ease anil comfort, health and
strength ,aad free the system
T'POM All RODTIY TNEJR 1JIJ'TLS
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Summer Goods.

For Mems and Boys wcar,-a good varic-
iy received by II. a SHELDON,
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Wool Irvine.
May, 1855.

WAdy, ACCO.
De Bccc, De LANES Bercgcs, Bcrcgc De
LANES, Chnllies, Printed and Plain MuSlins,
Giughams, Prints, Muslin and Lace Collars,
Collar Patterns, Wrought and Lace EdsingS,
Ribbons. Dress Trimmings, &c, &c jus: re-
ccivcd and for sale at
BECKWITn'S.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

vor of our citizens. It's truly most salts
factory to see the difference in the deport-
ment of the miners they must either have
come to the conclusion that indalging too
much in whisky and its concomitants is q
poor way to get along, or else induced by
the persuasive eloquence of Miss Pellet, who
INDUCED the boys in an interesting speech,
showing the evils Of the wine cup. How
ever, whatever the reasons that have caused
their reform, they are greatly to be COM
mended and that the cause of temperance
may continue to prosper and flourish is the
earnest wish of, Yours, BILL.
P. Sowing to the punctuallty of our
Expressman, Mr., Raveley, we are posted up
with the news from the old States, which,
assure you, is great boon to us who are
shut up on these mountains, deprived of all
pleasure and amusement. If it were net
for the thoughtfulness of that gentleman we
would indeed be in ignorance as to what is
going on outside of our own little place
For his promptness and attention we are
always thankful, and trust that he will reap
the reward of his labors B.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

DREss.-The honorable Miss Murray, siss
ter 10 Scotch Duk., and maid Of honor TO
Queen Victoria, has been staying for some
days in New York. Miss Murray II lady
Of line person, robust h alth, and uncommon
energy Of character--aged about thirty
five y ars. Her frank and cord al manners,
her intelligence and great kindness OF heart,
81 cured hlr many frieud-. She appears,
however, to have been struck with amaze
meat at the eXtrayagant expenditure the
helplessness and the III health Of that un-
fortunate class Of beings the fashionable
wornen of our cities. Mss Murray, like the
fashionable women Of Europe, dresses 20
plainly that it probably costs her less to
dress whole year than many New York
lady expends for hall dozen handkcr-
chefs. 1t is a settl Il thing in Europe that
extravagance ia dress Is the very extreme Of
vulaarity, aud II never lndulg IN exc pt
by those who-e oaiy claim 10 distinction -
their length Of purse.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
CANoN CRY, Aug. u, 1855.

| To THE EDITOR or THE TRINITY TINES:
SIR :-Cahcn Creek has never been SC
low as at present in spirits. The ardent
has disappeared entirely before the digni-
fed frowns of the "Sons," and that of fur
reners has become equally scarce from the
mysterious Looks of the Know Nothings,
who are supposed to be in great force at
Jackass.
The dig.ngs are great, as any one might
see (who can spell) in "Mogul's" brilliant
letter to last Saturdays Democrat; but as
he failed to mention the names of several
companies who are doing equally as well
and better than those whose claims got into
print, l will trouble you with the list omit
ted.
For instance, the claim of Thomas Scan
land & Co, in the Mogul Gulch, yields, to
one rocker, the enormous sum Of Al ounces
per day,
Jerry Douglass tunnel, in Mogul Hill, is
also paying extremely rich.
Phelps and Raymond's claim has paid as
high as two ounces per hand to one eluicc.
Bennett & Co., at the head of Jackass
Bar, have just completed their bed ros
tunnel, and from the deposits and layers o.
boulders which have been cut out, they con-
slider their claims worth fortune.
Capt. Bryant has just struck extensive
and ND r;ch dlggings in the hills north Of the
but tie greatest strike has recently Been
made by Mr.. Fakes, who washed out in one
day the snug little sum Of $l4l6 70
Shares in this claim are held at $4,000. In
this vicinity there is abundance Of ground
that will pay equally as well; ; aid as the
due West Fork branch will soon be taken
in q ditch there, there viii be a chance TO
prospect.
Bob Currie & Co. have just got into Their
Bar claim, aad will commence cutting out
gold as soon as they can find it.
Haskall & Co. have finished most labo-
rious and expensive b d rock operation,
but have finally succeed d in getting into
the merits of their claim, and they look
wise ard say they have no reason to com
plain.
Ca1on City is improving in an equally
progressive ratio, and as soon as Phillips
has opened his new hotel, the CASTOR" our
mountain city will be unsurpassed in North
ern California
With the most respectful compliments to
your Printers Devil, remain yours, most
truthfully, NO-GULL.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

MEASURING DISTANCES BY SoUSD.-Sound
passes through the air with moderate AID
known velocity ; light passes almost instan-
taneously. If, then, two distant points be
visible from each other, and gun be fired
at night from one of them, an observer at
the other, noting by a stop watch the time
at which the fash is seen, and then at which
the report is heard, can tell by the number
Of intervening seconds how far apart the
points are, knowing how far sound travels
in a second. Sound moves about l,09O feet
per second in dry ar, with the temperature
at the freezing point, go Fahrenheit. For
higher OF lower temperatures, acd or suD-
tract IT foot for each degree Of Fahren-
heit. If wind blows with or against the
movement of the sound. its velocity must
be added or subtract, d. If il blows obique-
". the correction will evidently equal its
velocity multiplied by the cOsine OF the
angle which the direction Of the wind makes
with the direction Of the sound. gentle,
pleasant wind has ? velocity Of 10 feet ptr
second a brisk gale, 20 feet per second {;
q very brisk gale, 80 teet q hisn |lnd' oO
feet very high wind, 10 feet storm or
tempest, 50 feet great stoIm, 100 feet ;
O hurricane 10 feet and violent hurr-
cane, that roots up trees, &c, lou leet per
second. II the gun be hred aJ each cuu VI
the base in turn, and the means OF the
times taken, the effect Of the wind Will be
eliminated.
If q watch be not at hand suspend q
pebble to string, (such az thread drawn
IRON handkerchief) and count its vibra-
tions. If it be 39s inches long, il will vi
brate in one second if nine inches long. in
half a second, &c. Ii it5 leugth is unknown
at the time, still count its vibrations mea
sure it subsequently. and then will the tim,
of It's vibration, in St conds, equal the squar,
root of the string divided by 395.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

How THIRSTY Mas GOT Two GLASSES
AND A MUG or ALE" VIII you give me
glass OF ale, please? ?" asked a rather seedy-
ish looking person, with an old but we'll
brush, coat and almost too shiny hat.
1t was produced by the bar. tender, cream
ing over the edge Of the tunbler. " Thank
ye," said the r, cipient, az he placed il TO
his lps. Having finished it at a swallow,
he smacked his lips and said This is v ry
fine ale-Uerg. Whose IS it" 1T II
Harman's all" "Ahl Harmans, Oh!
Well, give us another glass Of it," 1t was
done ; and holding it up to the light d
looking through il, the conuoisseur said ;
"'Pon my word il is superb ale-suPeTd
clear as Madeira. / must have some more
of that. Give me mug Of it," The mug
was furnished but before putting il to his
lips the imbiber said Whose ale did you
say this was! " harman's," repeat the
bartender. The mug was exhausted, and
also the vocabulary Of praise; ana II only
remained for the apprec .ative gentleman 10
say, ~ he wiped his mouth and went toward
the door :" iiarman S ale, is il! lhhoU Ilar-
man very WE'LL shall zee him soon, and
viii settle with him for two glasses and a
mug Of his Incompatible brew. Good
mawning. lKnickerbocker Magazine
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

A NICE QUESTION Som-Youll get II
for hooking dat turkey last night. Maa 7
knows it.
Fompey-I didn't hook it. Warn I ne
turkey marsr? Well aiut mars'rs? We'll
cat DE- turkey, didu't /? Well, amt DC
turkey part o nc? Mars'r amt got 70
much turkey but amt be got more Niger
ten you d. turkey only change place.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

Gg,- A complete list Of the steamboat
disasters on the Western rivers for The last
six months shows total Of sixty-three
steamers, and ffty.two fats, bargcs and
keel boats lost, involving property TO the
amount Of 81 ,40l 800. OF the steamers,
IS were snaggcd, IS burned, aud nine were
destroyed by collision.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

IzS What sort Of q sermon 10 you
l.k.r' sa.d Dr. Rush 10 Robert Morris, oae
day.
II Ike, sir" replied mr. Mouis that
k.Ld 0! preaching winch drives q mll into
thy cOrAer OF b.s pow, a-d makes ham tl.nk
the deyll is after nun"
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

Ds6- There il Gays the Lection Tran-
scripD sign PROTECTING ifcm Che door ol
mautua-maker shop ia troy, tus c0Aclud
ing portlon Of when reads tnas:
n. B.-Dregees made loiocr thaa ever"
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

zsE- The journal Of the Academy Of
Med cine at Turin states, among other
things, that tall men i've longer lAAa those
OF small stature. OF course tnty DO, aid
lie longer in b-d.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

r3- Hartley Coler.dge once being askci
which OF WOrdswOrths productions he con.
s.dercd the prettlest, yery promptly replied,
" His Daughter Dora"
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

5sD- Rhode bla..2 has raised the salary
Of her COyeflc> from four huadsca dollars
10 tae mere resp, table Egln Of cAe tb9s-
u ID dul.nrs
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

EzD'' If Julius saw biz mamma coming
down the street what srcat mau would y
remind you OF! julius Gear ltees h.r)
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

Gs5- The Mayor Of Boston has procured
a number Of I'd aad gray squirrels from
Vermont, aud 1T them loose upon the trees
On the Common.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
fhiIe Tor muse came the play


OF the pied frogs crchettra;
And, to light the noisy choir,
Lit,the fly his lamp OF Ire.
j was monarch ponp a ID 10y
Wat, 4 on the barefoot boyi
'Cherily, then, my little man,
Live and laugh as boyhood can
Though the fnty slopes be hard,
stubble-spcart d the new-mown sward,
livery mora shall lead thee through
resh baptisms of the dew;
Every evening from thy feet
Shall the cool winds kiss the heat;
All too soon these feet must hide
In the prison cells OF pride;
Lost the freedom of the sod,
Like q colts for work beshod,
Made to tread the mills Of toll,
Up and down in ccaseless mol
Happy if their tracks be found
Never on forbidden ground;
Happy if they sink not in
Quick aud trcacherOus sands of Sin.
All! that thou couldst know the JOY,
Ere it passes, barefoot boy
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

ED- a company Of enterprisipg young
men, Of CoDneautyillc, Penn, otter beau
tiful elk drcts 70 the unmarried lady sho
cxhibits tue best bOrseDanship al the next
CrHWford County Fa.I
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

~2r We blame fortune for not visiting
~. whereas, IN many cases, The fault Lee at
our own door IN doing nothing 70 invite
S.r in. .Pauch.