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NOTICE no TmE pUBIIC.

oFFieE oT w.,HSeroS NAr Mosrnr~r soctEtr.
Ha'h'agipa. July g. l-5A
40 cord mo" with ofeet of tho kca dnf Managers
the 20 'o are f"qrsstsd To Ply mnfe M fihu.
non" tf b" Nashngon Ma ioaai Manumnni 10 Ggsni
hulsi"iiHH c 'nm ssinn ID nv he Hna d.
ms n"lica u MOI 10 be cuHs fu.d a m the
agents, hIi h l. d"si-ual 10 sh-ctu,e gene. II ssti-.
men Of the an o. tue s"c.,y. Tha hlatd i veil a.
sufei OF eV-ntu- success III" p>tfnc .nt-tpuss IN
"hioh ~ u engsg d, hn il h.. iesniy, suspend uuh
81 rfocerdng- by agsnry uutil piau nuw und~r Goa
'd-t'i on for eomolning efficiency. pvmp.i. uds and
safety Is matufed.
Balances lue ifum agents, offerings from indopend
IN eontuhu os are To b. ny dfHi. pusbis 10 ne
"rdsT y tar irsasarsr J HashHgf N4fSasi MonHmc.t
S"e's'y enc "sef 10 leiisf TO The undsr,isned.
liz mLInI.
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FARM FOR SAIL;

I"t snhscfbrr si.he. Ia sell her Farm -itusied Q
niLes n"fth "i III ifid Ncndein, confirming laO
~ ies n' good ma we'll divided uowtns ua-iufar
ann wod land about 40 scrrs of which vii wooded
WIN ''rml g.. hni ha'd 20 d. ! ~ we'll sNtefed ~uh
e"ntaia' "nu extra Uchsfd Of gfaird fru f. will bs
ID q n great b'rsan. TO be- soii hrtw.cn ihi- and
HE i2ih ~ september any vt.hns 10 ru,ch,.e ,
lHtm VIII do veil To- cal "n the suhsctihe,
SprHRONiA W. uOUGHTON
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1OO ACRES

M Timlst lsud for sale, lying In Worcester, VI a
W bout u miles from Ibis village. Nbout IS sees of
sad land h under Improvement, with small e med
hsusa and log hafn haieun. no Timbof chiefly hand
word with fif proposition Of spruce aud llonock with
some Hnd Bss.wood 7 be- lnnd 10 IT an e4cailsut
qusty aud rl DO sold at barEaia and ia lots 10 sut
purchasers.
Montpelier, Jolly 9. 1854 0s,3v
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NHtpgEwArEH, feh. ", 1854.
Dean SiRi-I hsvs used o. Dol ghtis Spaui.h iu..
UAl iof Sk mOnth- psst ghs Top If my head Witch
AZ the comm .ncHmsnt entirely h,i bot nnw r.
covered with gsanh uf IT. 10 addition 10 this
shietsd fif long lime. q. -. ktLBOuRN.
81 Sold h' FRED. z SMITH Montpelier, VI.
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sILvEm soDA FOUNTAIN.

hrFfsd. t. smiin ha' 'see"ily Pusc.assd nsw and
81 giant Silver fuuaAin whicu pouf- To- Is Tious,
uY a"d ' ins "'V Ag- '"ths great dahgh al scores
q" sdis. And Gsutlemsu who these hot DIS aHd even
ing f'cEins 10 get taste fIisa iuru 20 qu-rh
suf thisi WIN slt" VI this baum a cioun suds,
hsEITed VITA ihuse fich syfups uf 1t.Aubsrfy, Poe a.
pla, Ieaf. GI.gal. NsnlIla, Lemnn. &c. or
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

tis poeuu,dy ,ur,d Il VIII, in .hoH time. bfing on
lhe mou'hl, psiisd ~i'h fssu'aniy.
E-oh bottle, pne. ons puiia', hears the Government
stamp OF Urea, Hutain, tn preyeu epuntodsnN
CAUTION.
Thess PA. should not Dee tsksn BY flnalos that sis
pcgoant dutn. as 6r.i three @satAs they arc sufs
To buas m"epiagsi ous Al avery Other iims aud IN
'vo'y vthst e,ss, thsy ,ss psrlsc,y sale.
sole Agent. for tho United States aud Cunsds.
l. Z. BALDWIN, a Co,
Roohe.sr, ~.
ruTrLEE MOSES, Aubura,N Y.,GISEsAL AesHr.
q. Sl.OO aud p'sisge stamp. enclosed {. any
authorised Ngsot, will bottle " The Pia BY
return neil
For sale b, FRED. 2. SMITH, uoa,pslsr whole
ale Agent tor Vermont J. N. ileny, Waterbury, and
by one dfug.st ia syory 'osa Ia tha uai'ed States
Tt.ly
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rec "iafy " ". ".
). Editors Throughout the Unf.ed states will con.
fer favor tho Sorsty and hfne th- public n, pub
fishing thus ice snd send ug 10 tho see ciafy COPY oi
ths paprr confirming he same.
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Lectures in Montpelier.

The following Circular has been lssned fol
getting subscriptions for course Of Lectures
IN this village.
For the purpose Of procuring c. urse OF
Literary and Scientific Lectures IN the VII
logc of Montpelier, during the ensuing win
ter, the subscribers severally agree To pay ID
a Lecture Committee, conslspng Of ,Ahlnl
Wells, 7. c. Phnnsy and Juhn Clarke, tho
sum of One Dollar aud Flny Gems fur each
ii-ket 10 twelve Lectures as subscribed below
Each season ucket sh,l emile one person Ia
attend the entire course Of twelve Lectures.
Those who do no, subscribe Tor season tuck
cts. will be charged Twenty Five Cents each.
for admission 10 each Lecture.
Tae following is the lisi of gentlemen who
will be invited 20 deliver the Lectures; ii.
w. Beechcr, Z II Chaplin, Charles sumner.
John Van Buren,, Horace Greeley, Edward
Everett, r w. Emerson, Wendsll Philips.
Henry J. Raymond, J,mes r. Spslding, Ru
fus Choate. R. -. Winthrop r. Starr KING
A. a. Miner John G.. ) xe Theodore Parker,
Dr.. Ksne, 5 D. Brown, D. X. Lee, Prof.
laddock John Todd, Mr. Whipple, o. G.
Wheeler Auson Burlmgane, and Judge
Eduunds.
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JHarriagrS.


70 Wilh.a,to~n. July 49, BY Rev. T. 4. Hayae., NJ.
]. Il ouniho and Miss Lrefeta L, Saith daughter 81
H7a Alyin Smith, All ofw.
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Clarke's Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. 1 lake
" D., Physician Extraordinary 10 The
Queen.
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LAST GALL.

4 IL nEMANne due the late FIN afELItS 9B>N
~ CROFT mus he paid aver bsiofs The 18Th day OF
August asIt w. being duly aulharsed 10 isosiys ,hs
same. ELLIS HATCH.
MOs,pelisr, Juiy l, 1885 9't~
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This Invaluable medicine - u.failog in the cure of
Al those painful aud dangerous disorders which the ie
maie cunslfuaua 'upi ct O. mod.fais, eli ,Ien.s
AMI s oostfuouoas, aad speedy cure may DO
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GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield House ReODened.
sTfLLMAN CHURCHILL, Proprietor DANIEL =. A
LArhHUP. Lessee ~

sTiLhhAN CHURCHILL Pfopueief DANIEL y.
LArhHuP, Lrssoo.
IIOU- ~ nfw, we'll fltnrhed veil kept. Rhuued
10 the fuffI sud rlniie WI e. ~ Stowe. ~.
honfs tde nnly ium bnsuu hHtTnen tho Hog H.ohs
un ne E.st and dHnsned Nunnisin. m the West The
ten ighe-t points. nHsa end chm ase shout 50 o
fsst high. good road in ssme rec efy, b,.t m ihe
uh'e rtates, 10 Miias ffnu WHts Iuts laYot p ana
n,ad. NY rtsgr, 3 mile. om fhr snrlu,n ~ The
Mountains 20 miles West Won a-lsf. 20 Pest Buttar
ton gr.Hi hn Sc Hnd ~ gHs, guide, fias-ss h
Wy house aad fnnf water pinuf eui on The sursn b
In the lnvsf n The Of plsssuf, or 49,
nfshi w. say GuNE snd 900 thr Gfe-n Mnuntain- sid
On We hfeetes Of nLo W. stFfltn, and tataa ride
up h Nos' ,tssr FALtsa shady qniet fstfeat 10 sui
ny 'umme'f day 90 up to the NurlH whafe the focts
are go hgh 90 eithf do ouy see upwafds and
Ne cool ts the brook tout stonnd
l- The Hsil viii be- open fsr parties. eveoov. Win
good music 10 attendance, II desired Chsfsss Moderate
Stowe w., lunc 1856 pi,7m
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AGENTS WANTED.

every pant Of tho United siniua - sell Nighlf Tor
several sew ard Improved Iavuniions 70 smart
nen with smtll caphal hs above oilers chance 10
70 lire from 500 $500 per ygaf. ~ paitsular.
address, with stamp enUlosod,l j. w. LOW. 30
Wafhingtnn street, bnston. sS;d'n'
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WANTED.

gan ACTIVE Youag Man to act as Local and Tav-
'lUU oling Agents. ~ q businesa oa.y, useful aud
honofahlo A. saiaiy uf slO1 PSF mnn,h capital ai
e. oay fsqai'ed No psieut medicine nI hok bushes.
Pull pa'teu'aV eivsn tss ~ all WIN sloioas a pHags
stamp thiea raa' piaea, aRd address u. " SHAN
NON 4 co Hampslsad. N. u. pa.s~
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ID. RLAKELY.
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SH0Ey
Sugar Cured Hams

We have thu. dav received a lot Of sugar Cure,
Hams which va will cell cheap far ea.h. Rrmamher |.
the Depot Stnfe. FUIIER 4 SMITH
June S, 1916. 81
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seot puiarntug HntthinE thfF may pHtHct with
nitet leavinf he ptp-f tt pussTfsTs Er
fags arsr oil shr i.aHs ~ ~ vt 6sisg fabs 70 W
mtsiskeH fhsf-hY rv-nt'na rsrinu- accident,
which are Of a'nos dsis occurrence. T. ca he hnnT
the us n loom. uf iu ihc winduv, out ui he
,each nf hid en- although httl+ ar need b. snofs
hrnd.d 90 its iuiuring them.
rtarrrtnss-rAke swallow dish containing q H,is
wat aud iai .pr dnst The .utflcn sn int nr
uun tia iuie powdered sugar, end place BE- whefe the
insects musf 900 uetou..
W. 4. MOORE.
Chemist Proprietor, Wahhtm, Mass.
1r Retail Price, Gents per Sheet and IS Cents per
Quife.
hURR, fnsfER A CO. Cornhill, posian General
Agents fnf ihr New Englsud Siata. AID Hrish Prov.
incss g. whom ON o'd 70 should BE- sdd'essrd.
sold m bio-ipei,afb by L. r. Pierce and q. SMITH
and in Waterway BY ". HENRY. g0itn
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~ ATE OF VERHONrtFN Chauca,y Fourth
Wash ur,un uouay.s Iui,ol,i Cucut, Ma,eh
] Zero ibib.
I ISAAC jerks Wheioas i,sao ?. Ients If
I Nurthnrd an IN. ,tt tt. az
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ClsH PAID ron
PROFESSOR MoHR's
GERMAN FLY PAPER I

This veita ~ Article Ia
offered To ~. puhisr ~ .
Deadly Poison fifihe abpra
named Pests 20 ~ Hru-e-
tsepefs and Fsmiii,si
htsp .ff'.efls stNPLe snd
tsFE, YET fysE .bd cGa-
rsts In NJ riinn. There
h nkewi.a H. danger iu no
unprecedented from the In
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The Two Heirs.

81 remember, says late Post
master General Of the United States,
the first time l visited Burlington, VT
as Judge Of the Supreme Court. ] had
left it many years before, a poor boy.
At the time | left there were two fam.
lilies of special rote for their standing
and wealth. Each Of them had son
Of my own age. was very poor, and
these boys were very rich. During tho
long years Of hard toll which had passed
before my return, I had almost forgotten
them. They had long ago forgotten me.
Approaching the courthouse, for tin
first time in company with several gen.
tlemen of the bench and bar, | noticed.
in the courthouse yard large pile Of
old furniture about to be sold al au3tior.
The scenes of early boyhood With which
was surrounded prompted me to ask,
whose it was was told it belonged
to Mr. j "Mr J. ? remember a
family by that name, very wealthy there
was son. too can it be he p | was
told that it was even so. He was the
son of one of the families alluded to-
lie had inherited moro than had earn
ed. and spent it all ; and now his own
family was reduced to real want, and his
furniture was that day to be sold for
debt. | went into the courthouse sud
denly, yet almost glad that | was born
poor. I vas soon absorbed in the bus
mess before me One of the first cases
called originated in low drunken quar-
rel between Mr. II and Mr. A. Mr..
IL. thought |. that is familiar name.
Can it be : In short. | found that this
was the son of the other wealthy man
referred to | was overwhelmed alike
with astonishment aud thanksgiving-as.
constituent at the change of our relative
standing, and thanksgiving that / was
not born to inherit wealth without toll.
Those fathers provide best for their
children who leave them with the high
est education, the purcst ulorals and
the least n!ouey.
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Trust for Daily Broad.

Half the world are in distress about
their temporal support Society is fnll
success, and by fear of poverty THEM
schemes have failed; disappointment
makes them sad and detected, and thoJ
think that they shall come to want Bu.
pious man must not yield to this de.
spondency, nor cease from excrtion.
Let him still labor patiently, and hops
for better days. Though he may not be
able to see beyond this setting sun, or
know how he shall obtain bread on tho
morrow, still let him work on as long as
he finds work to do, and God will pro-
vide The promise is absolute: Trust
in the Lord and do good, so shalt thou
dwell in the land and verify thou shalt
be fed "
Christians arc guilty of cri:;inul TN.
belief when they doubt the oversight and
sympathy of God Poor faint disciples
Have they not read that their" Heaven.
ly Father knoweth that they have need
of these things?' Let them yield up
their hearts to feeling Of perfect trust, !,
and they will find happiness which no
WeaIlu Gun give. Ills sweet commence
in God takes away all the bitterness Of
poverty and converts their very weakness
into jotr Because Of this childlike trust
many Of the poor Of this world, who were
rich in futh-like the Shepherd of Sal
isbury Plain-have been the happiest Of
men
1t is Instructive to see how tie poor
saints are provided for Yonder lives 4
widow who seems to have hardly the he.
cessaries Of life Yet He who feeds the
young ravens when they cry. feede,L
her. God raises up friends to help her
He awakenS sympathy He creates 4
feeling of kindness in many hearts. Sc
that her bread aud water do not fail .
One who had had a long experience of life,
declared, Z" | have been young, and now
am old, yet have not seen the righteous
forsaken, nor his seed begging bread, -
v. Y EcangeliN.
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Rutland and Burlington
r a IL ,3.5s. ..:s.3 II q e .
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Dec. 165 8, train
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Middlcbury forB urlington at s 05 a.
NJ. and4 80 7. NJ.
Leave Mdd!ebury for Rutland and Bellows
Falls At 1901 A. NJ and 3.14s & 90S =. NJ.
Leave Burlington for M'ddlcbury and Bel
lows Falls, at $40 A. NJ. and 222.25* and
74o p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlcbury and
Burlington, at l2.l5 A. NJ. and 2.I0HP NJ.
AtBurington trains connect with the Yer
mont Central and Vermont and Canada roads
at Rutland, with trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schenecta-
dy and the West at Bellows Falls, with
trains of the Cheshire road for Ftchburg,
Worcester, Lowell and Boston--Vermont Val
ley road to Bratteboro, Spring field Hartford,
New Haven and New York-and with Sulli-
van road for Windsor, White River Junction
and the White Mountains. 33;ly
L. A. CHAPLIN, Supt:
*Freight train, with Passenger car attached
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MIDDLEBURY
+ E N A LE Sc NJ In A RY

WE. BASCOM, a. NJ. Principal
Mrs. a. +. BAscoM, Teacher Of Music.
Miss LAURA d SrRoNG, Teacher ofEnglish
Branches and Latin.
Miss j. $. JoNEs, Teacher of English
and French.
Miss II. KltBouRN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss HAaRiGr L. TILDEN Teacher of Music
TUITION AND BOARD.
TuiTfoN-in Elementary English, So 90;
Higher English, $500; Latin and English,
$500: Piano and Singing, with Thorough
Bass, $1,000; Vocal Music, 90; Painting
in water colors, $400; in Oil, $500; Draw
ing, $500; French, $500.
An extra charge of twenty-five cents is
made for fires and sweeping.
BOARD, in Seminary Boarding House, in
GLIDING Room, Lights and Washing, $4,000
per quarter-thc young ladies finding their
own towels and lamps. Fuel is providcd at
cost. and is usually but small charge
Board in the villag costs from 81 80 to
s. % and rooms can be readily obtained for
sGf-boarding.
Bills payable at the middle of each quar-
er, and no deduction is made for temporary
bSenCe.
ACADEMtCAL YEAR.
The wear is divided into two terms oftwen-
tv-one weeks each, and each term into two
quarters The first Quarter begins Septcm-
Der 3. 1855; the second, November -. fo
lowed by a vacation of four weeks; the thir
February %, 1856 the fourth, May 3, to
lowed by vacation of six weeks.
Middlcbury, VT, July "a, 1900. l;
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELpHlA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE MENT.

To alipersons afflicted with Sexual dis
eases such as SEMINAL WEAkNEss, lMPo-
TEvCE, GONNORnTA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, &C.,
&c.
The HOwARD ASSOCIATION Of PhiiadeI-
phia in view of the awful destruction of hui
man lite and health. CEASED by SeNuai dls-
eases. and the deceptions which are Practised
upunt the unf,rtuatc victims OF such diseases
bv placks have directed their Consulting
SURGEON. CHARITABLE ACT worthy
ofthcir name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted (AlaIe
or FcmAle,) who apply hy letter, with Il dcS-
cription oithcir ,ndition, lage. occupation
habits oililc.) land in cascsof extreme pow
ertv and suffering tC FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is Il benevolent
Institute, II. established by special endowment
for the relief of the sick and di>trcs -cd, aillic
ted with "Virulcut and Epidemic Diseases
and its funds can be used for no other purpose
1t has now a surplus of means which the dir
ectors have voted to advertise the above no
tice, 1t is needless to add that the AsSocia-
ton commands the highest Medical skill OF
the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern trcatcment. Valuable advice also
given to sick and nervous females, afflicted
with abdominal weakness. Womb Complaint
" tiirrcSt, IIuSrmn1ET1 N"ur,. IL. ,Ah-
HOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard As>ocia-
ton No. South NINTH StIcet, Phi'adel-
phia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZR\ y. IIEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCIIILD, Secretary. 4!ly,
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heahhylooking than the grand CID
Goethe
Though the sun was setting, tie sky
round about was calm aud bright, and
that little Wemar illumined by it. In
every one of those kind salons the talk
was still of art and letters. The theatre,
though possessing no very extraordinary
actors, was still conducted with a noble
intelligence and order The actors read
books, and were men Of letters and gentle
men, holding not unkindly relationship
with ,ho oAdsk At court the conversation
was exceedingly friendly, simple ond pol
isbed Tie grand duchess (tbe present
grand duchess dcwoger) a LADY Of very
remarkable cndOwments, would kindly
borrow our books from us, lend US her
own, and graciously talk to US young
men about our literary tastes and pur.
suits In the respect paid by the court
to the patriarch Of letters there was
something ennobling, I think, alike to
the subject aud sovereign With five
aud twenty years experience since those
bGppy days of which ! write, and an ac.
quaintance with an immense variety Of
human kind. think [ have never seen a
society more simple, more charitable.
courteous, geutlemanlike, than that of
the dear ittlc Saxon city where the good
Schiller aud the great Goethe liyel and
lie buried.
Very sincerely yours,
" NJ. THACBERAY.
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AYANKEE IMPROVEMENT.

WOULD respectfully announce to the
inhabitants of Addison County, and the
public in general, that, in connection with
Dr., F, W. Coe, of Vergennes, we have pur-
chased of N. B. Slayton, (the right for Ad-
olson County,) his new method of inserting
Artificial Teeth on GUTTA PERClIA
base. Should it prove to be valuable
acquisition to the profession, after being
thoroughly tested, so as to justify its use the
public will be appraised of it in due time
Iwould take this opportunity to tender
my greatful acknowledgements to the public
for their very liberal patronage during the
past year. and woald solicit continuance of
the same. All operations done on the teeth
in thorough manner, with all the latest inn
prOvements in Dentistry, with the assurance
toall Of fair and just equivalent for their
money. NATHANIEL HARRIS
Middlebury. Dec, 8. 1856 SO
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Use MISUTEs.-I. is asked, says,
Claiming, how can the laboring man
find time for self-culture ? | answer,
that an earnest purpose finds time.
Scislng on spare moments, it turns
fragmenta to golden account. a man
who follows his calling with industry
and spirit, and uses his earnings econ~
omically, will always have some porr.
ton Of the day at command. And It
is astonishing how fruitful Of i'm.
provcment a short season becomes,
when eagerly seized and faithfully
used. 1t has often been observed
that those who have the most time at
their disposal, profit by it the least.
a single hour in the day given to
study of some interesting subject,
brings unexpected accumulati0ns Of
knowledge.
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Crool n otifes.

CtTATE OF NERMONT,} Be it rcmcm-
= Uisirici Of AddiSOp, SIS. 5 bered, that at a
Probate Court, held at Middlebury, in and
for the district of Addison, ON the 18th day
of January, A. y. 1856:
Jacob W. Conroe, administrator Of tho es-
tate of
LEONARD DEMlNG.
late of said Middlcbury, in said district, de-
ceased presents his petition in writing to the
court PRAYING for license to sell piece of
land tiirty-livc feet four inches in width off
from the west end of the lot in the village Of
said Middlcbury which was occupied by said
deceased, at the time of his death, as his
home lot, bounded on the north hy the high
way. west by the west line Of said home lot,
softh by M south line of said lot, and east
I,y n line parallel with the west line, and
therein sets forth the amount of debts against
said estate and the expenses Of adniuiStra-
tion, and that the said piece Of land is all the
real estate OF said deceased which has not
been sold or set out to the widow and heirs
of said deceased iOG dover and homestead,
and that the personal estate is insufficient,
and that it is necessary to sell tie said piece
of land for the purpose Of paying the dcb'S
of said deceased and expenses OF adihlniStra-
1ion: 1t is thcrcupon ordered, that sad
Oetition lie considered by this Court. at the
5, s>ion thereof to be held at the office of
DIE Register of this court, in said Middle
bury, on Monday, the 4th day of February
ncXt, At ten O'Clock in the forenoon; and
that notice thcrcofbc given to all persons
interested thst they may appear and make
their ohjcction if any they may have, to
said license being granted, by publishing
"a certified copy of this order in the Mid
dlebury Register newspaper printed at
said Mi@llcbury, three weeks successfully
previous to the tinc of said court.
Jed. S. BnSdneli, Reg iStcr.
4 true copY of record
iifcSi ,Te9 s. I}ySbUcII L,epiSIcr rs '3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-01-23
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him. It would como down the chimney,
even, and not leave the room till he had
taken its tooth out. 1t grew such a
nuisance at last, that he was never frto
from one of these feline patients. How
ever. being one morning very Dervous.ho
accidently broke the jaw of an old tab.
by. The news of this spread like Wild
fire. Not single cas ever came to him
afterwards"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-01-23
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The Voice of the Mountain.

The Voice of the Mountain.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN or HE1NE
A horscman through the mountain-pass
Proceeds in silent gloom;
"And haste to my loves embrace,
Or TO the dusky tomb 2"
The mountain voice replies
The dusky tomb"
And onward still the horscman rides.
With gloomy thoughts oppressed;
"And shall | reach the grave so soon
Well i'm the grave is rest"
The voice again replies
" The grave is rest"
The tears fall from the horscman's eyes,
And on his pale check rest;
Since only death can comfort nc,
For me the grave is best"
The hollow voice replies
"Thc grave is best" - ADjo8.