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Constantly on hand Shirts, Drawers, Crsvats, 30,
and everything 70 be found in gsntsmsns Quitting
establishment mar R0-1y
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CERTIFICATE OF VIM. ]. ATWOOD.
HUNrsyILLK, YADKIN Co, N. O.,

November l, 1855.
DEAR Sra: Allow me TO express TO you my sincere
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, to say
The least of it. has effected that all other med
icines that have taken have entirely failed to do.
Hoofands German Bitters have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated case OF the Piles that per
haps ever fell to the lot of man. My case is not
stranger in this community, as am well known in
this and the surrounding Counties and truly say
that my recovery has astounded all my friends and
relations, had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon 10 try the Bitters. You at liberty TO make
amy of this communication for the Der eft of the
afflicted, you may think proper.
Truly, yours, WIN. J. ATWOOD.
DIR. q. M JACKSON.
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And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
Nv 17-eoif 8m
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Especially Designed for Female Complaints.
The constitution always suffers more OF less when
any Of the secretions discharges established by
me laws Of nature, are arrested retarded but from
none does more evil arise than from obstruction or
suppression Of the menses. THIS IA sure in time TO
bring ON train Of complicated and obstinate dis
eases such as pains in the head back loins and abb
domen; determination OF blood TO the head, and con-
seouent Dizziness cold extremities but especially
cold feet loss of appstts oostiveness and general
debility; Cough, Falpiation Of the Heart Hectic
Fever, and Consumption. The re-estabhshment Of
pended il Indispensable 10 health and the oontinu-
Ance OF life
The design OF these pills s the restoration Of the
natural uterine secrerons BY removing the causes
BY which they ere arrested checked, and BY Civ
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For the Register,
Silver Lining.
ever cloud has a silver lining.


"h'cf cloud has a silver lining
While the vast oxpauso above US is
sLrouded IN gloom; throwing, as it were.
apaI! over all nature checking the out
tushInes OF Joyous hearts. gladdened by
the genlal influence of the suns rays -
we can pierce the loom, with our minds
eye ana discern tue bright side, where
lihgrrs 'he glory departed from earth
r'"ay III que time to smile upon US
again.
80 IN llie's trials, when clouds obscure
'he mental VISION, and thlcken around,
ui,il Despair marks his victim, aud the
h'p.e nlhd become wreck, prey to
,ne leil destroyer and seeks to free Itself
ir'm bondage entering the presence of
God uncalicd could the mind be im-
pressed with the thought that there is
ever SILVER Iinlng--a balm for wound
ca hearts Kind Proyideuce, showering
upon US blessings and privileges, without
one thought ot thanktulness to our great
beheiacter the hope Of i'm mmoftallty;
cf an existence where the soul can be
i'OHi ''hIciltc'lohs NuIcu TenUCr
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BOOK AGENCY.

Tho subscribers have established Book
Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish any
book or publication at the retsil price free
OF postage Amy persons, by forwarding the
subscription price of any of the SO Maea-
zines such as Harper'S Godcy'S, Putnam 5,
Graham's, Frank Leslie 5 Fashions, &c, will
receive the magazines for ole year and a
copy of splendid lithograph portrait Of c-
ther Washington, Jackson or Clay; or, if
subscribing TO a - and u 81 Magazine, they
will receive copy of either of the three por-
traits. If subscribing to Sc worth Of Maga-
zines, all three portraits will be sent gratis
Music furnished to those who may wish it.
Euvclops of every description and size in
large or small quantities furnished. Seal
Presses, Dies, &c, sent to order.
Every description Of Engraving on Wood
executed with neatAcss and Dispatch
Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings,
Views Of Machinery, Book Illustrations,
Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, Sc. All
orders sent by mail promptly attended to-
Persons wishing views Of their buildings en-
graycd can Senla Daguerrcotypc or sketch
of the building by mail or express.
Persons alta distance having saleablc ar
ticlcs would find tito their advantage to adj
dress the subscribers as we would act as
agents for the sale Of the same.
BYRAM g. PIERCE. 331v
80 So"th 1Hird 81, Phjladctphio, Pa.
j. H. GftAM' r. MAY Pierce.
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The SNow-Professor Page writes
the following in the National M,cNi.
.Sehcef:
The snow was proverbially called tho
"p)or farmers manure" before scienti-
tic analysis had shown that it contained
larger per centage of ammonia than
RAIN. Tho snow serves as a protecting
mantle to the tender hcrbage and the
roots Of all plants against the ferce
blasts and cold of Winter An examin.
alton Of snow il Siberia shows that wheu
the temperature of the air was ~ degrees
below zero tie temperature of the snow,
a little below tie surface was % degrees
above zcro-over 100 degrees difference.
The snow keeps the earth just below its
surface in a condition to take on chomi-
cal changes, which would not happen il
the earth were bare aud frozen to great
depth.
The snow prevents exLalations from
the earth, and is a powerful absorbent,
retaining and returning to the earth gas.
cs arising from vegetable and animal de,
cay. The snow, though it falls heavily
at the door of the poor, aud brings death
and starvation to the fowls Of the air and
beasts of the field, is yet of incalculabls
benefit in climate like ours, and espo.
cially at This time when the deop springs
of the earth were failing, and the mill
streams were refusing their motive pow,
ers to the craving appetites of man II,
during the last month, the clouds had
dropped rain Instead Of snow, We might
have pumped and bored the earth In vain
for water, but with a foot Of snow upon
the earth and many feet upon the noun,
tains, the hum of the mill stones and tho
harsh notes of the saw will soon and long
testify to its boncfcence Bridge,
eartL-Sotks,and the fruits Of engine riug
skill and toll may ba swept away, bit
nan will still rejoisc in the gene.ai .,ood,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, tho subscribers, being appointed ly
the Probate Court for the District ofA Addison,
Commissioners t0rcceivc, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of
CHARLES L, NICHOLS,
late ofMiddlcbury,in in said district deceased, ,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in CAsct thereto; and G months nCm the 1lh
day of March, \. D.,lSjG, being allowed by
=" d Court for that purpose, We do therefore
Hireby give notice that We will attend to
he business Of our said appointment at Il c
dwelling house Of Nahum Parker, in said
Middlcbury, on the second Mondays of
May and August next from nine o'clock, A.
NJ, until four o'clock, = M, On each Of
said days lRA ALblN, Id,4G,p } Com'rs.
Dated at Middlcbm! this 70 day Of March,
a. d. 1876. 493w
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Cc9ol n otitrs.

STATE OF VERMONT, I cit remembered
District of Addison, SIS. ! that, at Probate
Court held at Mddlcbury in and for tie
District of Addison, on the oath day Of
March, A. d. 1856,
Chaunccy IL. Conkcy, administrator of the
estate of
IRA MUNGER,
late Of Orwell, in said district, deceased pre-
sents his 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
mnistratiou and therein sets forth the a
mount Of debts against said estate and cx-
pcnScs of aGministration-the value of the
personal estate and that the real estate con-
sSts Of about $50 acres Of land in Orwell the
homestead of the deceased subject to a mort
gage of 800 dollars and interest accruing
thereon, and that The personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient and that it is ncccS-
sary to sell nearly all the said real estate of
said deceased for the purpose OF paying said
debts, mortgage and expenses Of admnisra-
ton and that said real estate cannot be di-
vided and part thereof sold without injury
to those interested therein: and praying this
court to grant him license to sell the whole
of said real estate of said deceased, for the
reason and purpose aforcsaid
1t is thcrcupon ordered, that said license
be considered by this court at the scs-
sion thcrcofto be held at the Office of the
Register of this court ,ir said Middlclury, on
Monday, the 21st day of April next, (ls5G,)
at ten clock, in the forenoon and that no.
tice thereof be given TO all persons interested
that they may appear and make their olicc-
tions ifany they may have,to said license be-
ing granted, by publishing a certified copy of
this order in the Middlclury RcgisttI-a
newspaper printed at said Middlcbury-thrce
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said court
JED. S. DrsnNLLL, Register,
true copy of record.
493w. Attest JEp. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Bcitrcmombcrcd
District of Addison, IS, that at a Probate
Court held at Mid1lcbury, in ard for th-
District of Addison, On the 18th day of
March, \ u. 1856.
Joseph Smith, ID, administrator. de Jonis
H0n, with the will anneXed,of the estate of
JElllEL BEEDLE,
late Of Shorcham, in said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for al
lowancc 1t is thercuron ordered that said
account be considered for allowance by
this court, at the session thereof TO hc held
at the office ofthc Register OF this Court, in
said Middlcbury, on Monday, the 2lst day
of April ncNt, (ls5G,) 1T ten o'clock,
in the forenoon. and that notilc thereof be
given to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, if
any they may have, to the allswancc OF said
account, 10y publishing Il certified copy of
this order in the MiIdlcbury RcsiStcl-a
newspaper printed at said Middcbury-
three weeks sUcccssiyely previous 10 the
time OF said Court.
jan. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
true copy oflccord. i93w
Attest JED. S. BusnNELt, Register.
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VERBAL PoLIsmNG-We take the fl.
lowing from report Of G. 5. llillard's
recent lecture in Boston:
In illustration Of the tendency of
some minds to polish and ornament.
homely matters, the lecturer related an
Incident within his own knowledge, A
gentleman ordered rocking chair, which
Was received by his wife, a lady very
precise IN her speech, when sent to his
residence. Upon making trial of the
char, the gentleman expressed his great
satisfaction with it, when the wife re.
marked, "The man said its equilibrium
was very accurately adjusted" =" Did
he really say that-thoso very words ?"
inquired the husband. why no, not
exactly" replied the lady; he said il.
JQs.dd just Tight,"
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p l)ortrp. o
For the Register.
She's Gone.

The aged die and pass away,
As when the sun, with cloudlcss ray,
Rctires behind the western hills,
And eve its gentle dews distils
The young escape not deaths embrace,
But meet the spectre face to face.
Death comes and like wintry day,
Ii sweeps the loveicst flower away
But one sweet thought dispcls the gloom;
They blossom in eternal bloom;
If nurturcd by the spirits care
They gain sure adnittancc there.
And there beneath the purcr light,
Too heavenly for mortals sight,
OF heavens cflulgcnt sun they bloom
Thro' one eternal, cloudlcss noon.
Nor shall one touch Of Deaths cold hand
Fer mar the beauty Of the land
But all is bliss and pure delight,
And endless day excludes the night
She's gon G, she's gone, a sister dear;
But, wherefore NOUN She's dwelling
near
Her Savior with those spirits bright,
Arraycd in robes of heavenly light.
Cur loss was her eternal gain;
Then, wherefore should we once com
plain,
And rather not ourselves prepare,
To meet her, with her Savior there,
To join her in that heavenly throng,
And sing never ending song,
When this vile mortal shall put on,
Immortal in the world to come.
Then in the Savors golden crown,
a gem, Shall every one be found,
Who's donncd the robes righteousness,
While travelling thro' this wilderness
Then, be it all our lifcs great aim,
The land Of heavenly rest to gain;
Where in an undisturbcd rcpoSc,
We shall be free from all our woes.
MiDnLtntRY COLLEGE, March IA.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! At Probate
District of New Haven, IS ! Cont holden At
Bristol, within and for the district Of New
llaycu,on the 81 day Of March, 1906;
The administrator Of the estate Of
CHARLES o. WHITE,
late cf New Haven, in said district, deceased
made application to said court to settle ms
ad administration account, with said estate and
presents the same for allowance:
Whcreupon the said court appointed tie
first Monday Of May, 1896, at 10 oclpck y.
NJ, at the Office of the Judge OF said court ,in
Bristol aforesaid, aS the time AID PLACE for
>cttlcm cut and made an order requiring 10.
ticc to be given TO all persons interested, 10
appear at the time and place appointed, and
object to the allowance of said account if
they see cause; for which purpose it is fur
thor ordered by said court, that a copy of
the record OF this order be published jhIcc
weeks successfully in the Middlcbuy Reg
iStrr-a newspaper printed at MiddlcIury,
in this State, all ofwhich publications shall
be- previous to the said time appointed for
said settlement
HARVEY MrNslLL, Judge.
\ true copy of record.
i9.3w II. MuNsiLL. Judge.
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For Sale.

y Farm containing 50 acres Of land (part
timhcr"d) with House aud Barn upOu the
same, lying within one mile Of Middle bury
village. Also, go acres well wooded Swamp
Land, six uilcs from Middlcbury village
The above land will be sold at q bargain,
to any one wishing to bny. For terms APP
ply to JAMES NJ. SLADE, Admir-
of the Estate oC Wm. Flagg, deceased.
Jda, 4, 1896 mo2.3S.
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HarrisOns Columbian Perfumery.

THE BEST IN TIE WORLD,
general variety Of IIarrison's Prcpara-
tions. including Pcrfumery, Toilet Powder,
Rouge, Lip Balm, Shaving Creams, Almond
Toilet Soap, Hair bye. Cream Of Beauty
Also, IIarrison's Columbian Ink, Writing
Fluid, Red Ink, SC, !ust received by
Aug. 2S, 1855. II. 4. SHELDON.
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One or En- The other day gen.
tloman gave couple Of cents to a wo.
man who asked charity of him.
Two cepts!'she exclaimed, take them
back, sir; l asked for charity; | can't
do any thing with two cents"
My dear madam" said the gentle
man, Il beg you'll keep the cents, and
give them to some poor person."
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EN y young man is not far from
ruin, when he can say, without blushing,
81 do"f care glia! ot4ers thtRk Of me-"
Ha,ecS
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SFATE OF NERMONT,} Be If remcr-
- Dis'rict o( i idis,R, SIS { bcrcd, that at a
Probate Court, held at Middlcbury in and
for the district Of Addison, on the 18th day
of March, \. u. 1876:
Anna Abbey, named cXccutlix, in an in
Strumcnt purporting to be the last will and
testament Of
EDMOND SAWYER,
late of said Middlrhury, deceased, presents
said Instrument Tor Probate; II is thcrcupon
ordered, that said Instrument bc considered
by this court at the session thereof to be
held at the Office Of the Register Of this
court, in said Mddlcbury, on Monday, tie 1th
day OF April next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, and that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested, that they may appear
AMI make their objection if any they may
have, to the probate and allowance Of said
will, by publishing a certified copy of this
order in the Middlcbnry Re gistcr, a news
paper printed at said Mid dlc,uGy, three
weeks succ essiyely previous to the time Of
said court.
JED. S BUsHNELL, Register
A true copy Of Record.
iS.3w Attest jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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Mould Candles.

bVE DUNtN WmCHCSter NOu!d IdnIIrS
~ ""ceiyed and for sale hy
Oet. W. L. NALLETTE.
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PCBLISHFRSi 39:3m
Traveller B uildings State Street, Boston
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THE DAILY EVENING TRAVELLER

Is published AT SIN Dollars ycar,ia advance
and sold at Two Cents a copy. This pioneer
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and with its three daily editions, has an I'M
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OFFICE IN BRswsTeR's BLOCK. mAln.sr


j. II. BARRETT e. j. COBB,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRiEroRs.
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Judge Collamer on Kansas Affairs.

REPORT FROM THE MINORITY OF THE SENATE
COMMITTEE ON TERRIToRIEs.-PREsENT
MARCH IL, 1856.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Done in modern styles, and at short notice
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A nARTkD 10 say Required 0pss.
IN alton Of WetGhtng, ~ for Iron,
yi-yt coal, hay. stock, aud for tho use u
warehouses stsscs aud ioaudrios,
IN and In short for ivory kind OF easi-
IA ness.
~ pieyed in thctr Manufacture and
49,. the determination On tho paIl Of the
mAnufActusent neyer 70 allow an
IA. rtcio % ~ fosth from their estnbshmept
Aas kAined TOR their Scales reputation that nav
o. been surpassed in the whole range OF ussml me-
chanism. .t
The Scaiss are unanimously acknowledged as the
Ssas4ardtn all TRANSACTIONS by weight. s
A lawsuit which arose nom a discrepancy 81
weights between one Of Fairbank's Scales IN use oy
tho baltimore n Ohio Railroad Company and ono OF
another anu asturo recently tried In me Court
,fcoMmon Pleas, Baltimore; The ease occupied ne
Court Two dag aud Judge Marshall In delSeThY ms
decision stated as tho result Of his esfdenoe ihas me
Fairhasks Scales established beyond
allQuestioa, For sale hs n,.p.,
BURROWS, PRkTTYMAN& DA LxkLL /
The well known reputation oil these ssAics nas ~
duead the vendors Of Imperfect and wortniess osaa
ees oder them Fairbanks Scaless and putcaAs-
ers have thereby In many cases been supposed !"
fraud aud Imposition. The Manufacturers nave no
controversy with honorable competitors VINO Trans
act buslness IN their names, bat regarding thc
perpetrators Of The above fraud, pursuing course
alike uSjust and dshonorabe they take ibis netnou
to caution tie public oil their impositions.
The paientses manulaeture under thssr own In
spection only nj their fsctoy in 81 Johasoury, w
For sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PkETffMAN& DALzhLL.
H. Il T. FAIRBANKS s. Co.
st,Johnsbury, VI, May -. 1886.
May %. d&wH.
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IOWA 40AR W0RKs.

j an.a DAVENPORT, IOWA. ''ss"'
ME epbenoeru having recently coapie,.d ~.
works Z THIS city ars how prepared e All Ssh
or their diesrrn gfAdss Of Soap, and RELY o ~
Very superior Qusiities for pfe-eminsnee 4, MS ~
anofd more lather, and with less labor MI vi
Inst thsy 10 mot % soon nast In bot water. An
Qusnuy much cheaper 70 the consumer, Id IN -
ofthc Ordinary kind,) and that the great ds;cn.
othsr aosps 10 snfmonhted In ours, or rerissc. "
hands Ise from sorsnsss amer long imusr,ss ~ ~
Rubbing In the wash-tub sat
The grader sbove referred 10 are Erssiv. -,
Palm NO. Extrs aRd Family Soaps. With ~ ~,
asssfuons, We Subit our pFodscts to,he "
ofthe public with conHacnce that he use OF ~ ~
Justly our Recommendations OF their QUALITY ~. ~
chants and Dealers are requested 70 csi and
mr. themselves before purehs sing else whofe 'ns
jan. sosiea4-au, 8A kEta S.M.E. BALL co
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5'iS % certify that ihe rshtp heretofore
cKIstng between the uadersigned under the
sasne and style OF shonp q sarkaiow Is this day
dissolved by M utuAi consent.
All lhe demands outstanding 10 favor Of said arm
siii bs collected by cid shoap.
D. p, sHoUP.
A, v. BAKKALOW.
III The Forwarding and Commission bushes.
VII hereafter be continued By b. saoapA Co,
Il tho came stand, ..E -..