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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10

Iu Spain religious matters are asSu.
Mug a hopeful aspect, The law which
secularizes tho vast estates or tho clergy,
embracing the converts and other Church
property, and exposes them to sale for
the benefit of the State has been carried
into effect, in tue face of the most deter
mined opposition from tho dignitaries of
the Church. They have already been
sold to the amount Of many millions Of
dollars, and the proceeds are vastly grca'
ter than tho price at which they were cs'
timsted by the government.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10

THE Play of"Runniug for President"
in which Mr. Fillmore personated tho
part Of the Candidate, is at an epd. Az
the very first rehearsal in Kentucky, tho
stock actors al. ran on to Buchanan, aud
left tue principal performer wholly alone.
Ills force in other States will scatter
from his weak enterprise, without delay
They who love Freedom will support
Fremont. Those who love Slavery will
sell themselves to Buchanan, Stringfellow
aud Donglas,-at how small price they
eau ascertain y overhauling the Cincin'
pati Resolutions EvcHirs
Ie1sraL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10


[ perceived not very far off, two eyes
like diamonds on our path.
Accustomed to these sort Of meetings,
| FASTENED to cut the string with which
I had bound Lakdar on the back of the
ass. took him on my shoulder as before,
and entered the thicket. leaving my poor
beast motionless with fear on the road.
When 1 had walked about a hundred
steps, heard something like the fall Of
heavy body thrown violently down then
kind of rafting in the throat, and then
total silence.
The lion having accepted the sacrifice
offered him; | was secure as to myself,
and regained tue path | had left by ma
king a circuit.
Soon after met party Of our rela-
tions on horseback, who had set out to
seek US. Ar,cr having related my days
adventure, they wanted to proceed in.
stahtly to avenge the death of my cou-
sin. | made them understand that there
was not enough of them, that we could
uot leave the body of our friend and, fl
ally, that | was unarmed and on foot
| 4 horseman placed tho burnous contain
ini the dead body across his saddle, an.
oth@ took me behind him, and we arriv-
ed atihe douar before any one was stir
ing in tho morning
On fac evening of the same day, at
the hcu' of supper fifty chosen horse.
men coul have been seen spnrring their
steeds towards the Snl0la Of the murder.
er Of Lakiar.
The Shdk was holding a great festiv-
al III honor Of the execution of the morn
ing. The c,uscoussou had been served
and we arrived very 0prOp0s to tako
part in the fast. The dogs having no.
tlcc of our approach, we were met by
some servants Who had run out. astonsh-
ed at seeing SO many guests arrive at
once
They were seized and while ten horse
men were strangliug them with the cam
el ropes they bad in their hands, the rest
of our party arrived before the Sheik 5
tent, and sabred tie servants and inferi.
or guests in the oater apartment, who
were awaiting the remains of the dinner,
aud their share Of the feast.
From that momeut [ left my comrades
to turn where they would, and sought
for the Sheik, WHOM | wanted to kill
with my own hand. The ten, once gain
ed | was the first to cut an entrance aud
spring within. sword in hand. Here |
found seated immovably in o circle, the
Slick surrounded by dozen of his chief
men. They read their fate, and never a
hand moved. In quarter of an hour
after, their heads was ranged in regular
order around the dish of still smoking
couscoussou, ond our fifty horsemGn en-.
tered their respective douars with tho
day-dawn, driving before them immense
hocks, and loaded with valuable booty.
All this had passed without shot.
and almost witho4t noise, so that the
douars near the .fa2n Of the Shiek learn.
ed our attack TOO late to help him
From that day until tho arrival of the
French put an end to our hostilities.
many heads had fallen in both tribes. but
! never saw any other falcons fown than
those we cast off by the Oucd. Mellegh.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10

E[ The Silks brought to this couu-
try exceed in value, by eight millions of
dollars, all the -four that we send abroad
During the year 1855, 81 ,S74, 076 worth
of coin lof. our ports, and cigars valued
at s3,3l i,9S5 were brought in. Of beef,
tallow, hides, aud horned cattle, VIC sold
for other countries only S22l4654 in
last commercial year, aud during that
time we bough. brandy to the amount Of
S3,24l, ,402" ~ G. Creole
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10
Rutland Brass Band.
WILL ALLEN. Leader

Will ALLEN, Leader.
YNIlE Band would take this method to in
l. form the public that they are now pre-
pared to furnish Music for
Military and Cirie Paradcs, Professions.
Picnic Parties, Erearsions,
and all occasions where Brass Band services
are required, on the most reasonable terms
Application made to Geo. H. Cole, +. J
Farr, or N. Weeks, Clerk, will receive promp
attenliou,
Rutland, June 4, 1856. 1lIf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10

ETTER PAPER Of various kinds, styles
Land colors, at prices to suit all Tor sale at
COPELAND'S' u
CoNGREss SPRING WATER always for
" sale by n. A. SHELDON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Your Attention

respectfully called to the various kinds Of Like
i nesses takenby the undersigned Dagnerrectypes,
Ambrotypes and Photographs, which for clearness,
softness OF tone and truthfullness as Likeness are
second to none ..<. e--
The Daguerreotype, which has stood the test for
seventeen years, is too well known TO needcomment
positive picture taken directly on
giass-make very fine likeness, and are becoming
very popular. Photographs are first taken ON glass,
then reproduced ON paper, these surpass the finest
steel engraving. Persons wishing to procure like
nesses Of themselves friends can do NO better than
to call at once and not defer. Charges moderate and
satisfaction guaranteed.
j. L. JUDD,
No. South street.
Litchfeld, June ID, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Phoenix Salt MiIIs,


TEO.. T. FAULKNER CO., Nos ands6 .
," San5ord's Block, Fleet Street. otter 70 the
trade by the thousand bags or smaller guam titles.
Ground zOClx. SAXEss
put up in various sized gs suitable for retaiiAng.
quality Of the Salt ground by is superior 70 the
New York Salt, is acknowledged by the DAIRY r-s
from the West indies by the ships of H. Trowbfidges
Sons and is selected especially for dairy and table use
We ag 10 waTma all Bidder to ksp srt cAirh =
property made srsth our .Sah. "a .a-s @sfee ~
Persons calling ut the office of the PnGxrx SAIrf
Mills, Nos. and Sanforis Block, Fleet street,
New Haven, may be supplied by the bag, sbushel on
barrel they may wish. RI s - - -
Old Rock, Turks Island, ST. Ubes and Liverpool
Sack Salt may always be obtained of in large or
small quantities. at the lowest rates. 80 - IS
EHT Orders by mail promptly attended to. .. ~
GEORGE L. FAULKNER q co. y -
Nos. s and Ssnford's Block ;
Fleet street, New Haven, Conn. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Lovers OF Tea.


NETE have at last complied with your earnest
w request by supplying ourselves with our old
FASHIONED assortment of TEA. Our experience in
judging OF the qualities Of this article will be q
sufficient guarantee that the best favored and the
cheapest Of its kind will be found at our Store. We
expect the cry of persecution from ncighbors be-
have been out of the trade for the last two
years-but the love have for our old friends and
the desire for new leafs to pursue the path duty
has plainly marked for Come buy the Tea
Come and buy. ALF0RD BROTHER
Wolcuttville May 9Th, 1886.
DRY GOODS now in store, suitable for the
IL season. We cannot stop to tell how many car
loads you must and see. The ladies say our
Dress Goods the prettisst in the County.
ALVORD & BROTHER
Wolcottville May 9th, 1856.
CATERS for ladies' and gentlemen, in great
" variety at AFFORDS
Wolcottville. May 9Th, 1856.
II ARASOLS-N patterns on exhibition ut
II the cheapest store In County.
.-ss51 .ri> ss6 ALVOKD & BROTHER
Wolcottville, May 5th 1876.
g HINGLES.-Wc have a lot of Chestnut Shingles
- for sale ALVORD l. BROTHER
Wolcottville. May 9Th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Special Invitation.

DERSONS visiting Litchfield are respectfully in..
IL vitcd to call and examine my assortment az
Boots and Shoes; they will find good assortment.
and at us low prices for cash, any In the State.
Sole Leather as cheap as the market will bear also
Shoe thread, pegs, &c. &C., for sale byh. -
SAMUEL CLOCK.
H DOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &C., &c.-New stvles
aD just received and for sale cheap for cash. by
:. SAMUEL CLOCK. -
West Main Street, Itchfcld April 18th 1856
u AIDES and Gents best Rubbers; Misses and
H Childrcn's do, for sale as cheap az a good
article can be found in the State For sale for cash.
by SAMUEL CLOCK.
ENTS' Fine Calf Boots and Congress CATERS &c. ;.
w six different styles cheap for cash, al
SAMUEL CLocK's.s
II AIDES Congress Caters save trouble In laciprS
- for sale cheap for cash, by SAMUEL CLOCK. y
rHILDREN'S Congress Slippers-beantlfti -and
~ cheap, at - sSAMUEL.CLOCK,Sr
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
To Printers.
CoPPER,rACED TYPE.

4 NORTELY0U'S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
~ AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE, established
IN is2s-No. % Spruce street, four doors below
William street.. "a. a4 .
The subscriber is prepared to furnish his well
known and superior book and newspaper printing
types, in fonts to suit purchasers Also German and
ornamental types, Greek Hebrew, ornaments. music
brass rules, &C., manufactured of metals equal 10
any in this country and finished in the most accurate
manner He also furnishes presses, chases, conpos-
ing sticks stands, cases, furniture, ink, &C:
WOOD AND METAL TYPES = = :
From other uudries and every article required in
printing Office, at the lowest prices for cash ap
proved paper. Type, coppcr-faced by the Newton.
Company, furnished to order. Old type received st
cents per pound.in exchange for new. Estimatess
for printing establishments furnished applications
Printers of newspapers who will insert this adver-
tisement three times before JAM l, 1857 sending
me one of the papers, will be paid in printing types
when purchasing, four times the amount Of the bin.
'' PETER C. CORTELYOU. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Anether Qutbreak.

The latest intelligence from Kansas is telegmphic
dispaAch dated Chicago, June 9th
Late dates confirm the intelligence of fresh out
break of hostiitics. Captain PATHS company had
been overpowered and taken prisoners by furce Of
Fro State men. Gen. Whitfield, ut the head of 100
men had gone in pursuit. Col sumner also left for
scene ofdsturbance with eight companies Outrageous.
Yhe Chicago Tribune has letter from Lawrence.
Iay 5lst saying that the Free Statemen in great
pcsii that forces from Missouri again invading
the territory and the farmers have been obliged to
organize companies to guard their property against
bands of maraudcrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
j. s. II. III. HOtchkiSS Company.

EDE it known that we the subscribers do hereby
ID associate ourselves us a body polite and cor
poratc, under the name of -. H. II. HorcHKi ss
COMPANY, pursuant to the provisions of the "llth
Chapter OF little 3D. of the Revised Statutes OF
the State of Connecticut entitled 'Of joint Stock
Corporations and the several acts i'll addition there
to and amendatory thereof and the following the
articles of our agreement and association.
ARTICLE l. The name OF said corporation shall be
-. X. H. HorCiIKIss COMPANY GO r
ARTICLE The capital stock of said Corporation
shall be tifty-one thousand tive hundred dollars, and
shall be divided into two thousand and sixty shares
of twenty-five dollars each share
ARTICLE 3. The purposes for which said corpora
ton is established the following, to wit: To
manufacture sell and deal in all kinds of goods Of
which wool or cotton shall form the whole one of
the component parts; to buy, sell and deal in all
kinds of goods, wares and merchandise aud Real
Estate, and all articles If property necessary aud
convenient to carry on the business aforesaid.
ARTICLE 4. The Statute aforesaid entitled 'Of
Joint Stock Corporations, and the several acts in
addition thereto and amendatory thereof hereby
particularly referred to and made part Of these arti-
cles, and the corporation hereby established and
organized under and pursuant to the same shall have
all the powers and proceed according to the regull-
tons therein set forth and specified.
ARTICLE 3. Each subscriber to these articles agrees
to take the number of shares hereinafter annexed to
his of the Capital Stock OF said Corporation
each share to he twenty-five dollars us aforesaid and
to be paid for by instlnens the Directors of said
corporation shall call in the same
ARTICLE q. The said Corporation is established
and located in the village Of Hotchksssillc town OF
Woodbury. county Of Ltchteld, State of Connecticut.
Dated at Waterbury, this 9th day of MAY, A D. 1856.
SUBsCRlB.Rs NAMES NUMBER OF SaAREs
Us H. III. Hotcllkiss Nine Hundred and Thirteen.
Reuben H. Hotchkiss Eighty.
Josiah Hotchkiss, Seventy Two.
Maurac c. Sherman, -Four Hundred and Eighth Nine.
Josiah q. Minor, -Four Hundred and Twenty -Four.
John Alternately, Eghty-Two.
published by order of the President and Directors.
Attest, JOSIAH O. MINOR. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

A FREScaNAx named Charles Godat stole six
hundred dollars in gold belonging to Theron Bron-
son of Winchester from coal bah at that ulace On
Monday morning. He was arrested at Plymouth
Hollow the same day just as he was about getting on
the cars for Bridgeport and all but eight dollars of
the money recovered. He was taken back to Win
chester, examined and bound oser and committed
to Jail On Tuesday
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

4 a Court nj Probate holden at Salisbury. within
"A and for the District Of Salisbury, ON the 10th
day Of May, A d. 1856:
- Present. Jonx e. MIrcuEit, Esq, Judge.
On motion Of John s. Jewett, Administrator
the Estate OF MARY CLARK. late of Salisbury,
within said District deceased: This Court doth de-
that six months from this date be allowed and
limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims against the same to the Administrator
and directs that public notice be given of this order
by advertising in n newspaper published in itchhed
and 10y posting copy thereof on the public sign
post in sail town of Salisbury, nearest the place
where the deccascdlast dwclt Certified from Record
JOHN G. MITCHELL Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

HNHE undersigned, collector of town Tax of
Il eight cents on a dollar, laid by the town of
Washington, the list of 1854, has levied his
rant for the collection of said Tax the dwelling
house and land belonging to EDWIN RoBERTs, situated
in said Washington, Marble Dale,) and much Of
said dwelling and land will be sold at Public Auction
at the Inn of Joseph Watson in said Marble Dale,
ON the 2Oth day of August 1856 at O'Clock in the
will pay the taxes and costs chargeabie
against said Edwin Roberts, the tax bill annexed
to said warrant
DAVID WHTTTLESEY, Collector.
Dated Washington May 31st, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

Yu,fIE Court of Probate for the District Of New
II Milford hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors 10 the estate
OF ESTHER AZ. STONE, latc Of New Milford, de-
ceased to exhibit their claims Tor settlement Those
who neglect to present their accounts properly at
All persons Indebted to said estate ere requested 10
make immediate payment 10 2. e@sas $50
JOHN s. TuRRIII, Administratsr.
New Milford, Mag nth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Great Inducements to Purchasers.

Great Inducements 10 I3tsfchascfS.
a L the Old Stand No. 3 South street, among u
IA great variety may he found the following art-
clcs, cheap for Cash
Pork. Beef and Hams Fish of all kinds. fresh and
salt,l Rock-Salt ground, for tae and dairy use,
Sugars of all kinds Teas of all kinds. 80 cents to 81
per Id Tobacco Snuff and Scgars, of various manu-
features: Fruits Nuts and Confectonaries great
variety old Java Coffee. ground, and in the kernel
Heckcr's Family Flour, first rate article. cheap as
the cheapest; Feed and Meal. SalcrStus Starch and
larSoap, Hair-O and pcrfumery, Oysters constantly
on hand; Refreshments, OF all kinds. Canary Birds
and Cages variety OF Standard Medicines Clarke 5
Round Matches, warranted, Brooms. {Shakcrs' manu-
facturc , together with variety Of other articles in
the Grocery Line, not enumerated.
WIN H. WHEELER
Iitchfcld Nav Of 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

VIOLENT TORNADO visited Bristol, May 2sth.
1t was one solid body of whrIing air branches of
trees, rails, earth, &C., were wrenched from the
ground and thrown upwards to great height. Not
vcstige of the fences on its course remained where
they were few moments before large trees were
uprooted or twisted off at the stump, and lifted up
into the mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Messenger ana Black Hawk Horses.

rESHE valuable Messenger Horse, 1853 hands high,
II weighing 1900 lbs, of perfect symmetry of
form, with strong cords limbs and muscles, beau-
tfu black color-and the Bay Horse OF the Black
Hawk Stock, Is hands high, weghn: about 1000 lbs,
will stand at my stables for the coming season, at
ten dollars.
have owned the above horses since they were
colts. and unhesit,tingly affirm that for beauty,
strength, power AMI activity they not surpassed
in the State, and for purity of blood they cannot be
cxcclled.
MOSES LYMAN,
Goshen, May 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

VIZ LEARN from the Hartford Press that the late
Hon. John NJ Niles has left by his will, $50 600 for
the Of the poor of Hartford One half of the
income Of that sum is to be applied fox the purchase
of fuel and the other half for the payment of rent
1t is understood that the Judge has left about s7O
600 Of estate. Gideon Wcllcs, Esd is executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
rE'HE Splendid Horse BROWN EAGLE will,

TENHE Splendid Horse BROWN EAGLE will
IL stand the ensuing season at the stable of VIM
II. Crossman, in Litchfeld, on Wednesdays and
saturdays, r NJ, of each week. and the rest of tile
time ut the Stable of the subscriber
DEscRIPrIoN.-This Horse is of a lead color black
name and tail weighs 1000 lbs,.; l42 hands high.
possessing fine actieA with beautiful form he III
IF Morgan and Highlander blood
TEaMs.-S2 single leap, aud SIS TO INSURE Tlass
money to be paid the Mares are found With
foal AIMON T. BEACH N \
Litchfcld, May 14th, 1866 z.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

HOLLOWAY Pills may he taken with perfect safety
by both sexes, and all ages their effect being mild
yet positive; their searching properties renders them
invaluable for the determination Of every disease
particularly liver and stomach complaints bilious
disorders, and indigestion. As purifier Of the sys-
tenn thcys,rc unequaicd. and their virtues in cases
of termination of blood TO the head and asthn,stic
complaints cannot he to highly commcntci on In
short, by perseverance with these admirable Pills.
there few complaints which can resist their
ordinary influence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

fENHE Black Hawk Horse RAVEN, and the fonr
n years old Chestnut Horse PLHA5ANxa
GALE will stand ut the stable of the subscriber, ora
his Robbins Farm, the present season. Terms for
Raven So paid down, and $40 the LIST of April 1857
If the proves in foal Terms for Pleasant Gale
$40 to insure ROBBINS BATTELI.
Norfolk, May LIST, 1856. ...-, ..~ q
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Now for the work Of june.
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STOCK-RAISERS,
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MECHANICS,


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labor, by consulting THOROUGH GOING, PRACTICAL
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The articles amounting to nearly fifty month,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WORK FOR THE MONTH"; columns of practical
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CALENDER OF OPERATIONS FORTUNE. 1856
columns, consisting of outline of all the more
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Clmels for e. s. Army Cattle Illustrations !;
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Miliet-Valuabae information Milking Frequent
don't pay n. J. Agricultural Show Painting and
Papering, Mrs. Browns Experience How she did it
Pasturagc for Dry Weather; Potatocs-New Jersey
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Prices, Weather, &c, Review la,dishcs not lit to
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treatment Stuinp-pullcr illustrated; Tim Bunker
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TERMS BY MAIL, 81 PER YEAR.
Subscribers can begin with May or June. No back
numbers previous to May.
ORANGE JUDD
Publisher and Proprietor, No 1871 Watcr-st., n. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

GAE the undersigned selcctmcn of the town of
w Itehfeld, upon petition of more than TWEEN
ty legal voters of said town, do hereby summon the
electors OF said Etchfeld to meet at the Ltchheld
town-room, on the 10th day of June. 1885, at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon. to make provision for al
lowing neat cattle hogs horses and mules to run at
large on tho highways in said town. Also, to act
upon the discontinuance of old highway leading
from enjamin Griswolds dwelling house to its in
tersection with the road from Milton to Bantam
Falls, Of about an hundred rods in length.
A. G. SMITH .f. Is
, ABNER LANDoN, Selectmen.
F. NJ BLAKESLEEl
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12
Scotch Pebbles

HUSr received by the subscriber, an assortment
81 of Spectacles set with genuine pebbles. which
he will sell at the lowest price. Also, quantity of
pebbles unset to accommodate those who may wish
them set to their own frames those in want Of
either invited to call and see for themselves.
Il. MERRIMAN.
Litehtield, April Goth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-06-12

'E>HE Court of Probate for the District of Itch
II field hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate of
GEORGE ". PECK, late Of Litchfield, in said Dis
trct deceased. in which to exhibit their claims for
allowance and settlement Those neglccting to
present their accounts within said time properly at
tested will be debarred recovery. All persons in
dcb:ed to said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to
S. W. S. SKILTON, Administrator,
With the Win of said deceased annexed.
Litchfcd June 3D.. 1856.