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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23
Ceaal Notices.

TALtMADdE & wooDl o, ADDISON SON
DANIELS & MOORE. Dec. Term, 1855.
ELSHA c. TALMADGE and Jacob G.
IL Wood, both of Troy, in the County Of
Rensselaer, and State of New York, partners
in business, under the firm of Talmadge &
Wood, having brought into court their writ
and declaration against Willard Daniels and
Buell. Moore, both Of Bristol, in the County
of Addison, late partners in business at said
Bristol, under the firm of Daniels & Moore,
in which writ and declaration the said de-
PENDANTS, in an action on note dated Novem-
Der 10Th, 1851, at Troy aforesaid, whereby
defendants promised to pay, six months from
date, to the order of Talmadgc & Wood one
hundred and forty dollars, sixty,onc cents, at
their store in Troy, for value received by
them, the said defendants. Yet the said de-
PENDANTS not regarding their said promise,
have not paid said sum of money in said note
specified, or any part thereof to said plain
tlfs, though often requested, but have neg
lcctcd and refused so to do, to the damage Of
the plaintiff three hundred dollars.
And now it being suggested to the Court
that Buell. Moore, one Of the defendants
above named was without the State at the
time of the service of said writ, and has not
since returned within the same it is order
cd by the Court that this cause be continued
to the next term to be held at Middlcbury
in and for said County, on the FIRST TUES
DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1856. and that the
meantime notice of the pendcncy thereof be
given to the said Moore, by publication of
this order together with the substance of the
plaintiffs dtclaration in the Middlcury Reg
lister, n public newspaper, printed at Middle
bury in said County, three weeks successive
", the last of whichspublication shall be at
least thirty days prior to said next term.
DUGALD STEWART. ClerS,
L r. WRIGHT Att. for Pins. 81 3w
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

lMF Oh L AMI hNNOONCGM 6NI.
To allpersons afflicted with Sexual di.
eases such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. bro
TENcE, GoNNoRHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, &C.,
&c.
The HowARD ASSOCIATION of Phiadel-
phia, in view Of the awful de struction OF hu-
man life and health. caused by Sexual dis
eases, and The receptions which are practised
uponthe uufortuate victims OF such diseases
by Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as Il CHARITABLE ACT worthy
ofth cir name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male
or Female, } who apply by letter, with des-
criplion oftheir condition, tage. occupation'
habits oflfe.) SC, and in cascsof extreme nov
eriv and suffering &c FURNISH MEDI-
ClNES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
lnstiiutis n, established by special endowment
for the relief of the sick and distressed. afllic
tel with "Virulent and Cpilcmic Diseases
and its funds can be used for no other purpose
1t has now surplus of means, which the dir
ectors have voted TO advertise the above no.
tee. 1t is needless to add thatthe Associa-
lion commands the highest Medical skill Of
the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern lreatement. Valuable advice also
given to sick and nervous females afflicted
with abdominal weakness, Womb Conn laint
Costiveue>s, Leucorrhua, Sc.
Address. (pos paid FIR GEO. Il CAL
HOUN, Consulting ulGeon Howard As>oc
ton No . South NINTH StIeel, phi,adel-
phiN, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTY WELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. 4ny,
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Union Nurseries,
KEESEVILLE, N. Y.

FoR SALE, at this Establishment an I'M
rvalled objection of
Pear Trees,
Comprising several thousand trees of the
best market sorts, on pear stock, fororchard
planting and a very large supply OF lowry
ramids and dwarftrees, for garden and anna
tcur culture, of nearly every choice variety,
both on the pear stock and on the ounce;
Also all the choice varieties of other HAIR.
by FRUITS andORNAMENTAL TREES
and PLANTS, adapted TO thi is climate.
A splendid lot of Horse CnEsNuTs and
SILVER NAPLES, are offered by the 100, or
1000, for extensive street planting, at very
low prices,
Every tree and plant for sale at these Muir
series is of HOMEGROWN.
pyramidal and Dwarf Fruit Trees of all
kinds, for gardenS, also Hardy Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs and Plants of every dcscrip>
ton, will be put up, when3o ordered, in
"AssoItments,n
or Luts-each comprising good COLLECTION
Of choice varieties, selected by the under
signed, to rpen or bloom in succession
Trees, &c ordered in this W ay are an'ordoG;
on account Of the diminished trouble and tx-
pense of selecting and putin tn, up, at
iOlrcr prices than the same articles are sold
at when the selection Of varieties is made hv
the purchasers while the experience of the
undersigned ensures a bcifer S}CciioR than
most purchasers would be able to make for
themselves.
~ Tins Establishment cmployS no suB-A
GENTS, in any part Al tie country. But lib
oral co m pensaion is made to all persons
who, acting as agents jar Purchasers, collect
and forward several individual ORDERS in one
general order-thc arti cles to be sent to one
address.
FREIdur paid 10 Port Kent, Keescvilc,
and Plattsbugh.
PACKING done in the best manner, at a
reasonable charge.
OHplRs 6llcd in rotation, as they are re-
ccivcd.
a new Price List for the Spring 1886,
forwarded or receipt Of one postage stamps
also the "Gcnctnl Catalogue issued in 1854.
--latest editon,l sent to any who have not
had II.
ra''Thc undersigned has the sole manage
mcnt and charge Of these Nurseries; attends
in person to the sales, and transacts all the
business of the Establishment. He will
hereafter reside at Kecseyllc, where,
though necessarily absent much Of
the time at the Nurseries lie will keep
an Office, at which, during the season for
sales, a select assortment of Dwarf Fruitrrces
for gardens, Shrubbery i, lscs BorderP Plants,
Garden and Flower Seeds, Sc, for the sup
ply of village customers, anl Tor filling small
orders, will be kept ON hand,
All communications should he addressed
to J. BATTEY, Agent.
Union Nurseries, Kccscyillc, n. Y. 4JwG
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Special Medical Notice.

DR. JORDON can hereafter be consulted
- in BRANDoN, daily. The patient can
bring or send about OF. Urine, passed inn
mediately on rising in tho morning, with the
name and age, Gas a record of each case is
kcptD which will enable him to treat diseas-
es of the Throat Lungs, Liver, Heart, stom-
ach, kidneys, Bladder Female Weakness,
Scrofula, and all Impurities of the Blood
Specimens sent by Express, with an order
flrmedioine, will he promptly attended to,
Charges for medicine reasonable.
brandon. 1855. 32iu.
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BRYAN g. WILLOWS
CELEBRATED
WRI | n G. FLUID !

This "wRITlNG FLUID" is similar in
character and color to Arnold's English Fluid,
blush green when first written, which
changes to u
Beautiful and Permanent Jet Black
in short time, is fully equal and we belieV
superior to Arnold's or any other Flui
made 1t flows from the Pen freely, metal
lie or quill, it matters not which, and ilQn
ring neither pen nor paper; there being no
acid whatever in its preparation, and is Of
the most durable character,
For sale by y. IL. COPELAND,
Middlebury July 25 1855.
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1856 q 1856
Nj A N UF A G L U R | N G

y
Would respectfully inform their pat
IONS, and the public generally thatthcy are
now ready to receive
w O O L.
at the establishment of the Middiebuly
Manufacturing Company, to manufacture
into
Cloths, Cassimeres. satinets, White or
Colored Flannels, &C.
of PERMANENT COLORS, and MINES, TO
SUIT THE TASTE, ON SHARES OR BY
TIE YARD, at the option of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara-
tus, and having in t"eir employ competent
and faithful workmen, they will continue to
improve the value and style OF their goods
intending that
THEY SHALL NOT BE SURPASSED
by those of any other establishment in the
State. They will KEEP AN ASSORTMENT
on hand to accommodate those who may
want a part of their cloth in advance.
The subscribers have leased the mills for
a term of years They have been induced
to do So from the fact, that for the last six
months there has been a constant call in this,
and other markets, for GOODS MANUFAC-
TURED IN THESE MILLS. They hope by
strict personal attention to business, and tho
interests Of their patrons, to receive liberal
share ofthcir favor.
gYTERMS as reasonable as any estab-
lishm ent in the vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT.
VALENTINE V. CLAY.
Mddlebury, April l0.?S5l.
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true copy OF record.
25.3w. Attest jan, HrsnNELL. RegjA.r.


STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remcm-
District Of New Haven, ss ( bered that, ut \
Probate Court held at Bristol in said district,
ON the 10Th day of March, 1856,
James Kinslcy, guardian ol MARION
KINSLEY, Il minor, filed in said court an
application in writing, for license 10 sell hts
wards land 10 Starksboro, In said district,
consisting eff an equal undivided third of AN
acre of land with the buildings thereon, and
being the same that was set to Eliza Piecrcc,
widow of Richard w. Pierce, late of Starks-
boro, sforesaid, deceased, for dover, aud is
incumbered by Il life estate in the said Eliza
Pierce, and prays the said court to license
him to sell the same for the purpose of put
ting the proceeds Of such sale at interest and
represents to said court that it would be con
ducve to ths interest Of his said ward -
Whereupon, the said court appointed the
28th day of April. 1856, at ten o'clock, A.
NJ, at the Office of the Judge of said court,
in Bristol aforesaid, and made an order re-
quirng notice to be given to all persons in
terested, to appear AT the time and place APP
pointed for said hearing and deciding upon
said application and object to said license be-
ing granted if they see cause and for which
purpose it is further ordered that copy of
the record Of this order be published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Midclebury Reg
iSter--a newspaper published at Middlebury
previous TO the time Of said court.
HARVEY MUYsILL, Judge.
A true copy of record.
5l;5w H. MuNsILL, Judge.
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Memoir Of DR.. Merrill.

Copies of the Sermon Of Rev. J. F. Good
hue, on the Oh aracter and Services Of the
late Rev Thomas A. Merrill, d. D.. with a
Memoir of his Life, may be had at CLARK's
Bookstore, and also at CoPELAND's, (rele-
graph OniceD
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SrATE OF VERMONT,} Be it remcm-
y district of AdGison, SIS hcred that at n
Probate Court, held at Aliddlcbury, in and
for the district Of Addison on tie 18Th day
of April, a. d. 1856
JOHN PlERPOlNT and William T. Webbe
administrators of the estate of
SAMUEL 5. PHELPS,
late of Niddlebury, in said, deceased, pre-
sent their petition in writing to this court,
praying for license to sell the real estate of
said deceased for the purpose Of paying the
debts of said deceased, and expenses of adj
ministraton; and therein set forth the a.
mount of debts agaims. said estate, and
expenses Of administration, the value Of the
personal estate, and the situation Of the rca!
estate, that the personal estate is insuiC-
cnt to pay the debts and the expenses OF adj
ministraton and that it is necessary to sell
nearly all the real estate of said deceased,
with the exception Of the lot with the build
ings thereon standing, occupied by the de
ceased in his life time rs his homestead, and
the real estate set of to the widow Of de-
ceased, for her dover and that the said
real estate which has not been sold by the
former administrators or assigned 20 the
widow or occupied as \ homestead as aforel
sail, cannot be divided, and a part thereof
sold without injury to the interests of those
interested. therein, they therefore pray the
Honorable Court to gTant them license TO
sell the whole of the real estate of the de-
ceased except said homestead and dover for
she purpose aforesaid. 1t is thcrcupon or
dcred that said petition be considered by
this court at the session thereof to be held
at the Office of the Register of this court in
said Middlebury, on Monday, the 9TH day
day of May next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and that notice thereof be given
TO AL persons interested that they may APP
pear and make their objections if any they
may have, to said license being granted, by
publishing a certified copy of this order in
the MiddIebury Register, newspaper prin-
ted at said Middlcbnry, three weeks hlcccs-
siyely previous to the time OF said court.
JED. s.. BusHNtLI, Regisicr.
a true copy of r"coid,
253w. Attest Jkn. BrsnNELL. Regja.r.
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Marble Shop 4!

MafbIe SnOp =!
ONE door North Of the New Jail in Mid
" dcbury, where the subscriber keeps
on hand good supply of the best RUT-
LAND MARBLE universally acknowledged
to he the best White Marble in America
Being well aware that the public are too Of
ten imposed upon by travelling agents. So
Letting inscriptions and furnishing an infer
ior article from DorSef, DaHJy, or some 9th
or worthless Quarrics, he would invite all in
want of GRAVE STONES, to call and OK
anime his stock of Marble and Workman
ship, and satisfy themselves that in purchas-
ing Of his stock they are getting an article
that RAIN and FROST will not dcmolish in
few seasons. Beauty and durability in a
Monument combined, pcrpetuate the memo
ry of the dead. W. ii. GOWE.
Middlebury, Feb IL, 1856. AZ:
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GO Glaudulnr Swelliugs 1 to 40
500 Hacking Dry Coughs lto3 90
so Cancerous Affections 6toS 40
900 Syphiliuc Sores 3to6 DO
Wine swcllings ato5 do
50 Gout lto3 do
GOO Common Pimpes l2tol do
90 Fever Sores ato6 do
90 Running Sores, n il over the body too do
80 Bad leg, some utthr Sores rs largo
,Ic bottom Of tea saucer, 3,oe DO
20 Salt Rheum TOT do
65 Very Ulcers GtoS do
II Fema'e,-Tumorsi in the Womb | to do
200 Femae>--of the various
plants peculal TO The organs Of
the female sex to - d"
900 scorhuic Eruptions l'o3 do
20 Bronchitis 2to6 do
IoOoc esofdifrereut Finds Of Sores ,Erup
tior,, Swol'en and l.. tagged j" nj. Hip Dir
eases r ,ltt>, kcrncl> in tn. lhr""., Swell
in ,oit e Gltn,s, Lunps and Knots in tie
t; ~ , U",'r lie ear. ; Sores IN the eye
! a".uo.e, non h, guns, &c. Infants VT
sol on "'ir heJds, ears, faces, &c. have
bcc' CO ed b, the miraculous efficacy OF the
Il. r /; h,ot.
Ole bo., . Improve TO the afflicted suffer
er thatitwill core yov, one dose will do You
good. "
II Won have any difficulty in the Womb,
r. Re oiytt't N III set YOU right.
(ottIhoua La., Sept. 9, 1854.
Ne 49,, RApwAY q Col feel happy TO
say to vou that your Remedies have madetwo
aston. Nhing cures in my settlement. MY SON
Marin was cured ny two bottles of your Ken
waiting Resolvenl, and one box your keg
ulators after all the best Physician hac
failed.
Mrs. Mary All Britton, wife of Jesse AL
Britton, had a terrible tumor in the womb she
was attended by three of our best Physicians
The Rad ai<.given yer upi her hips and The
eXtremiiies below we're perlshlng. one DOT
tie of Resolved, one bottle of Relief, and one
box of Regulators has made permanent
cure WILEY Nj. SQUlhEs.
Railways Resolvent is pleasant to take,
Price one dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
five. dollars. Sold bNDruggists' everywhere
No. 3.
II r. ReguLators-NO 3,
A new Principle in Mndicfne never before
known or possessed by any PurgativeCathar-
tic, or Anti-Bllious Pills in use. Let all VINO
! have ever take Pills read and investigate the
| theory on which Railways Regulators are
! founded,
| THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE
And The only Pills that possess any neic medi-
cal properties, or Regulating PocerS, nat
haue been diseOrered turing tho present cen
tUry. IlLLs'
We beg TO call attention of the pub lie 10
our third great discovery in medicine Rad
WAYS Regulators, in the foim oil Pills. W c
claim that Radwa1's Regulators possess yir'
tues that all otoer pills in general use are de-
Gcieut. That hey insure TO The user, or IN
valid, superoar advantages, which carnol ,
/ obtain ed from any other pill in use. If GU
Pills, knoNnhy the name Of Railways Regu
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OOOVDs. C.ARPETING for sale at
0UO BECKwlTH'S
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ID ACKGAMMON BOARDS.-A new in
ID voice Of b. G Boards, Chessmen, Domi-
noes and ards just received at No. Brews-
ter's Block
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Letter PAPER,

GAP, Bath, Commercial Note. various
~ styles and colors, just received and for
sale by the rcam or quirc, ut
No BREWSTER.S BLOGK.
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Envelopes.

A LARGE assortment of Alhamhra. Eliz-
"A bcthan and common Envelopes Of vari-
ous styles and quality, for sale by the 1000 or
single pack AT No. ! BREWSTER'S BLOCK.
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Steel Pens.

CUTTERS, Leman's. Gillotts. Combs,
y Wallacc's, Shows, Albater's and various
other pens, by the Gross, or dozen at
No. BREWSTER BLOCK.
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Fon SALE, at this Establishment, an I'M
rivalled objection of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
Made i'm Western Virginia
TO ORDER.

WE PAID AN EXTRA PRICE, and had
w made in Western Virginia TO order, ex-
pressy for our particular customers
1000 yards, Grey PULLED Cloth, double width;
1000 yards Drab do do do do
Price 81 per yard value 81 25)
5000 yds Mill Plaid Linseys, of superior quail
ity, Of the richest dyes and patterns
5000 yards wide white twilled Merino Wool
Flannel, for shirts, drawers and skirts.
Twenty years intense application to the wants
Of the trade, with weekly visits north and east,
where our buyer inspects and compares the
best fabrics produced by all the factories in the
United States, enables us to say, with due re-
Election, that the above goods are vastly supe-
rior, in all points, to any thing of the kind in
this country.
The best judges and manufacturers cordially
invited to call and inspect them.
500 pairs Blankets in white and greys, Of all
qualities.
With all other kinds of DRY GOODS, adap-
ted to Servants wear generally.
In addition, our unusually heavy and vast
stock Of all the finest fancy and staple Dry
Goods, now complete in all departments
Our northern and eastern correspondents
send US daily supplies.
ONE PRICE ONLY---no deviation hence
no one is overcharged.
All bills presented July lst, will be closed by
cash or note before new ones are opened
Strangers and others cordially invited to in
spect our stock they can learn the lowest
market prices.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing,
may be relied on in all cases
PERRY & BROTHER,
"Central Stores" west building,
opposite Centre Market, Washington city.
sep l9-6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
gP1EB gBgggglENBh

Is published every Friday morning at One
Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, if paid
within six months from the time of subscribing,
or Two DOLLARS if not paid until the expira-
ton Of the year. No paper discontinued until
all arrearages nre paid, unless at the option of
the editor.
E9y~ ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted
nj the rate Of dollar per square for the first
three insertions, and twenty-five cents for eve
cy subsequent insertion. Twelve lines to con-
stitute a square If the number of insertions
be not marked upon them, they will be CONT
nued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
A liberal deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
1aS- COMMUNICATIONS, the effect of which is
to promote private Interests, are matters Of
charge, and are to he paid for at the rate Of if-
ty cents per square. All communications must
be accompanied with the authors name, other
wise they will not be inserted.
Is- Advertisements for Companies or Asso-
cisttons of any kind, denominational, charita-
Die or Otherwise, are in all cases to be paid for
at the usual rates. and obituary notices or eulo-
gies in addition to the announcement, will be
charged at the rate of fifty cents per square.
Jng- OFFICE, in the house on the southwest
corner of the Square, lately occupied by WIN.
SAGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-17
From the Baltimore Republican
Fraud and Violence Triumphant.

Through the instrumcntality of the
most outrageous frauds and murderous
violence the .Know-nothings have per-
petuated their power in the city for
another term. Never was our city dis
graced by such continued scenes Of ruff
fian violence as marked the course of our
opponents throughout the day. The
sworn brotherhood, aided by thousands
who still continue to call themselves old
Wings, carried out the resolves of their
councils In every ward, where they
had the power, they beat off the adopted
citizens, and many native born, who
wished to vote the Democratic ticket,
openly and daringly asserting that they
should not vote, unless they voted for
Swami.
An examination of the vote in the
several wards will show the significant
fact, that in every ward where peace and
order was preserved, and where the
voters were allowed to put in their bal
lots, the Democratic vote has been in
creascd-wbile it is only in those wards
where riot and bloodshed, violence and
fraud we're conspicuous, that Know-no-
thingism has been triumphant. This
fact stands out broadly and undcniably,
and stamps with eternal infamy the par
ty which sanctions and encourages such
outrages. In the First ward, where
there are thousand Democratic votes,
fraction over four hundred were per-
mltted to be polled. In the Fourth
ward the same Infamous course was pur-
sued. In the Eighteenth ward we are
assured by hundreds who we're there,
that not a Democratic vote was allowed
to be deposited after IL o'clock. The
polls being completely in the hands Of
ruiians, who openly swore that no adopt
ed citizen or Democrat should vote there.
But it is useless TO pursue the subject
further We turn with disgust from the
picture which our city presents. Ifthis
is to be the manner in which Americans
rule America-we pray God to save US
from such rule II is the rule Of bigo-
try and brute force--which must end in
involving the community IN continued
chickering's and bloodshcd
Henry Clay said he would rather be
rightthan be President, and we say we
would a thousand fold rather be beaten
than to succeed by such infamous means
as those which have placed Know-notb-
ingism in power. Tho success Of our
opponents has been achieved only by
trampling upon the rights Of othcrs-
and such triumphs bring not honor, but
disgrace TO the party.