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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-30

SrATE OF VERM0NT,} Be it remom.
~ district of Addison, SIS bered that at a
Probate Court, held at Middlcburv in and
for the district of Addison Oh the 10Th day
of April, A. d. 1856:
JOHN PlERPOINT and William T. Wcbbe
administrators of the estate of
SAMUEL S. PHELPS,
late of Middlebury, 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 paving the
debts of said deceased, and expenses Of ad-
ministraton; and therein set forth the a
mount of debts agains: said estate, and
expenses of administration the value of the
personal estate, and the situation Of the real
estate, that the personal estate is insufc-
cnt to pay the debts and the expenses ofad-
ministratiOn, 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 as his homestead and
the real estate set off 10 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 to the
widow or occupied AS homestead as aforcr
said, cannot be divided and part thereof
sold without injury to the interests Of those
Interested therein, they therefore pray the
llonarablc Court to grant them license TO
sell the whole of the real estate of the de-
ceased except said homestead and dover for
the purpose aforesaid. 1t is thcrcupon or
dered 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 Mddlebury, on Monday, the 9th day
day of May next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested that they may APP
pear and make their objections if aly they
may have, to said license being granted, by
publishing certified copy of this order in
the Middebury Register, a newspaper prin-
ted at said Middlebury, three weeks success
syely previous to the time of said court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of record.
81 3w. Attest I'm RI snNFIL. ReoiSler-
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Confessions of O Drunkard,

We deeply regretted to read in the
New York Daily Times, for September
II 1854 an article published from an
English paper, headed Lambs Ale"
That article said that when Charles
Lamb was about to spend an evening a.
broad, his sister would say, Now,
Charles, you're not going to take any
ale ?" "No, no." Charles would reply.
impatien,ly. And then the English
journal proceeds to administer reproof
to Lambs sister, for restricting her
brother too much in the use of those ar.
tifcial stimuli. which were, to a certain,
extent, indispensable to a healthy tone
to his mental condition" The writer
adds
THE cup in which he INDUCED was a
blessing. one no less to himself, than TO
others, and for both parties, its ingredi-
cut was an angel"
Now, the truth isthat the Intoxicating
bowl cxerted its invariably baneful effect
upon Lamb, The " ingredient of his.
like every other cup, was "a devil"
Where are there, in the whole range Of
literature. more graphic pictures Of the
evils Of the Drink system, than are found
in the Essays of Ella, under the head of
Confessions of Drunkard," for which
we make the following extracts;
The waters have gone over me. But
out of the black depths. could be heard,
would cry out to all those who have
but set foot in the perilou' food
Could the youth, to whom the favor of
his first wine is delicious as the opening
scenes of life, or the entering upon some
newly discovered paradise, look iu,o my
desolation, and bo made to understand
what a dreary thing it is when man
shall feel himself going down a precipic0
with open eyes aud passive will--to
see his destruction and have no power to
stop il, and yet to feel it all the way
emana'ng from himself to see all good
ness empiied out Of him, and yet not be
able to forget time when IL was other
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Rutland and Burlington
r. ALL s...s1:.:;.ssa II q AO.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday April I, 1856, trains
will run as follows, viz
Leave Middlebury for Burlington at 45s
p. NJ. and SO A. NJ.
Leave Middebury for Rutland and Bellows
Falls,at 1925 A. NJ. and 9.l5 p. NJ.
Trains leave Bellows Falls, Via Cheshire
X Dad for Fitchburgh ,Groton Junction, Nash
ua, Concord, N. H., Lowell, Lawrence, Bos-
ton, Worcester, Providence and New York,
via Norwich. Also viaNt. Valley II ,ilroads
for Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New York and via Sullivan Railroad for
Windsor, Montpelier, st. Johnsbury and the
White Mountains.
Trains leave Rrtland, via Western Yer
mont, Troy & Boston, Rutland d. Washing
on and A lbany Northern.Saratoga d. Wash
ington, and Saratoga If Schenectady Riil-
roads, for Troy, Albany, Saratoga Springs,
Schenectady, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and the
West.
Trains leave Burlington, via Vermont
Central, Vermont d. Canada and Champlain
and st, Lawrence, Railroads, for Monipe-
lier, Rouse S Point, Montreal and Ogdens-
burgh.
L. A. CIlAPIN, ,Supt.
Rutland, ADril 3 1876. 81
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wise to hear about the piteous spectacle
Of his own self ruin could he see my
fevered eye, with last nights drinking,
and feverishly look for tie nights repe.
tition of the folly could be bnt feel the
body of tho death out of which cry
hourly, with feeblor outcry, to be deliv-
credit we're enough to make him dash
the sparkling beverage TO the earth in
all the pride Of its mantling temptation.
ooh, if wish could transport me
back to those days of youth, when a
draugLt from the next clear spring could
slake any heats which summer suns and
youthful exercise had power to stir up in
the blood, how gladly would I return to
the pure element, the drink Of children,
and of child-like, holy hermit.
"Twelve years ago l was possessed of
a healthy frame of mind and body. I
was never strong, but think my consti-
tuition (for a weak one) was as happily
exempt from tendency to any malady,
as it was possible to be- l scarcely knew
what it was to all anything. Now, ex-
cept when am losing myself in a sea of
sy sensations in the head and stomach,
which are so much worse TO bear than
any definite pains and aches. At that
time was seldom in bed after six in
the morning. summer and winter. | a.
woke refreshed, and seldom without
some merry thoughts in my head, or
some piece of a song to welcome the new.
born day. Now, the first feeling that
besets me. after stretching out the hours
of remembrance to their last possible ex-
tent is forecast of the wearisome day
that lies before me, with secret wish
that ] could have lain on STILL or never
awaked"
Let drinking scholars give heed to the
solemn admonitions with which their be.
loved Lamb closes his Confessions :"
Il perpetually catch myself in tears.
for any cause or none 1t it inexpressi.
BILE how much this iufirmity added to a
sense of shame aud general feeling of
deterioration,
"Shall | lift up the veil Of my weak.
ness any farther2 or is this disclosure
Sufficient
~ have no vanity to consult by these
confessions, | know not whether | shall
be laughed at, or heard seriously. Such
as they are, | commend them to the
readers attention, if he finds his own
case any way touched have told him
what I am come to. Let him stop in
time"
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From the London Punch.
Poetical Trimming for Ladies'
Bonnets.

From the London Punch.
Poetica1 Trimming for Ladies'
Bonnets.
AiR-'IHc Blue BonnctS arc Orcr The Border.'
March, march, change and variety,
Fashion than one month should never be
older;
March, march, hang all propriety,
All the girls bonncts hang over their
shoulder,
Never rheumatics dread,
More and more bare the head,
The danger is naught but an old woman's
story;
Back with your bonnet then,
Spite of satiric pen,
Fight for the bonnets that hang over the
shoulder.
Come to the Park where the young bucks
are gazing,
Come where the cold winds from all quar-
ters blow,
Come from hot rooms where the coal fires
are blazing,
Come with your faces and heads in n glow.
Natives astounding,
Slow folks confounding,
1t makes the profile come out so much bolder:
England shall many n day
Talk of the stupid way
Girls wore their bonncts once over their
shoulder.
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Ce9nl n ntiffs.
TALLMADGE g. wooD1 AppIso,

TALLMADGE & wooDl ADDISON
VS.. COUNTY COURT,
DANIELS & MOORE. Dec. Term, 1855.
LNLISHA C. TALMADGE and Jacob C.
~ Wood, both of Troy, in the County of
Rensselaer, and State of New York, partners
in business, under the firm of Talmadge g.
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 e. Moore,
in which writ and declaration the said de-
PENDANTS, in an action on note dated Novem-
Der 10Th, 1861, at Troy aforesaid, whereby
defendants promised to pay, six months from
date to the order of Talmadge a. Wood one
hundred and forty dollars, sixtysone 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
tins, 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
ed by the Court that this cause be continued
to the next term to be held at Mddlchury
in and for said County, on the FIRST TUES
DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1856. and that in the
meantime notice Of the pendency thereof be
given to the said Moore, by publication Of
this order together with the substance ofthe
plaintiffs declaration, in the Middlcbry Reg
lister, public newspaper, printed at Middle
bury in said County, three weeks successive
ly, the last Of which'pubication shall be at
least thirty days prior to said next term.
DUGALD STEWART. Clerk,
Il. r. WRIGHT Att. for Pits. 81 3w
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STATE OF vEMoNT,


A T a Probate Court held at Bristol, in
"a said district, on the l4th day of April,
1856, the administrators of the estate of
GEORGE HARKNESS.
late Of Starksboro', in said district, deceased,
intestate, made application to said court to
examine and allow their accounts as admin
istrators with said estate The said court
appointed the 9th day Of May, 1856 at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Office of the Judge of
said csurt, in Bristol, aS the time and place
for said settlement, and made nn order re-
quiring notice to he given to all persons in
terested. by publishing copy Of the record
OF this order three weeks successively in the
Middlcbury Register, newspaper publish
ed at Middlebury, in this State.
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Judge.
true copy Of record,
II. MUNSILL, Judge.
Bristol, April I6, 1866. 20 3w
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u. r. WRIGIIT.
ADDISON

l.. X. WRIGHT, ADDISON
DANIELS & MOORE. Dec Dec Term, T Mss 1875.
II r. WRIGHT of Middcbury, in the
Ls County of Addison, having brought
into court his writ and declaration against
Willard Daniels g. Buell. Moore, both of Brs
tol, in said county, and late partners under
the style of Daniels G. Moore, in which said
writ and declaration the said Daniels & Moore
are required to answer unto the plaintinin n
plea that they render to the said plaintiff the
sum of ninety nine dollars and sixty.scvcn
cents, which they owe to and urjuStly dctain
from the plaintiff ; for that the said plaintiff
at "A Justices Court held at Middlcbury, ON
the 10th day of February, 1852, by the con
sideration of John W. Stewart Esq, justice
of the Peace, recovered judgment against
the said Daniels & Moore for the sum of
ninety seven dollars and five cents damages.
and two dollars and sixty two cents costs,
amounting together to said sum of ninety
nine dollars and sixty seven cents above de-
manded, as appears of record yet in said
Justices Court remaining, and said iudg
ment still remains in full force, and nn>atis-
fled. Yet the said defendants. though often
requested, have neglected and refused to
pay to the plaintiff the said sum above de
mandcd or any part thereof, TO the damage
Of the plainnif two hundred dollars.
And now it being suggested to hc court
that the said Buell. Moore one of the named
defendants, was out of the State at the time
of the service of the writ and has not since
returned within the same it is ordered by
the court that this cause be continued to the
next term, TO be held at Mi1llchury, in and
for said County, on the FIRST TUESDAY
OF JUNE, A. ID. 1856, and that in the mean
time notice of the pendency thereof be Civ
en- to the said Moore, by publication of this
order together with the substance of the
PLAINTIFF declaration, three weeks success
Wcly, in the Middlcbury Register, a public
newspaper, printed at Middlebury in said
county, the last of which publications shall
be at least thirty days prior to said next
term.
DUGALD STEWART Clerk.
Plaintiff pro Sc. 81 3w
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MiddIebury Female Seminary
W. z. BASCOM, A. NJ. Prin

d
Mrs A. F. BAscoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss LAURA d STRoNG, Teacher of Eng
lish and Latin.
Miss ELIzAcETn GooDHuE, Teacher of Eng
lsh Branches and French.
Miss II. KILBoURN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss SARAH J. J.CHrPMAN, Teacher of Mus
ic.
~ The Summer Quarter will begin on
Monday, May 8.
Charges for Board and Tuition the same
as heretofore. The bills are payable at the
middle of the Quarter.
Middebury, April 16, 1856. 20
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Singers Sewing Machines.

An pcrsnns who desire To ohtnim full and reliable
intnrnittom respecting SINGERS SEWING MA
CIIINE~-thelr price capabilities, advantages, sizes,
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Polynesian., 1856-06-07
WUsT RECEIVED and for Sale by the Under

HUST RECEIVED and for Sale BY the Under
% signed.-Tins smoked herrings. half-kitts mac
kerel, sugar-cured hams, Westphalia hams smoked,
corn starch, Pembroke salt, box and keg rasins
Zante eurrants, raspberry and strswberry jams ID.
tins, H. tins green peas, 10. tins Holsters ID,
do clans, lb. tins salmon h. tins peaches, sar-
dimes, sago figs candies, Jenny Lind cakes, asstd.
pickles. loaf and crushed sugar. cider and white wine
vinegar, candied citron so h. tins Suffolk -four so
ID. bags Oregon -four. bbls. super4fne Haxall -four
Carolina rice, pie fruits in bottles olive OIL h. and
h. bottles mustard. French capers sperm and ada
mantine candles, fIberts, Brazil nuts, soft-shell
almonds, jujube paste, English dairy cheese, kegs
salt pork, tins lard, cod fish and haddock ID. bot
ties pepper and alspice, chocolate in tins.
Sundries. g.
Dickensons chewing tobacco, in 20 ID. kegs, Chas
z. Wards, do. do. in Is ID. kegs, Jas. Thomas, jr
do. do. in 10 lb kegs, Pemhrooks s hand smoking
tobacco Manila cigars, stone and clay pipes Manila
eordage wood and chairs. rolls China mat
ting white and check, painted pals, cedar do.
ket baskets, cut nails astd., selfheating charcoal
irons, bedsteads, ewers and basins, and a general
assortment of eroekery. Boots and shoes, gents
Congress and cloth CATERS, kip brogans. calf-skn
do, patent leather do, women and children Shoes
boys calf and goat brogans, misses fox CATERS and
Jenny Lind boots.
Dec. IL. 1865. att
Polynesian., 1856-06-07
Drnv Store CMakee & Anthems Block

HuI.IARD CLOTH for Sale, by
I'D 4O-tf hhC IL y HOl-1- ~
Polynesian., 1856-06-07

Velvet and Brussels Carpeting,
HUST RECEIVED via San Francisco, direct from
sE the manufacturers in Europe.
SUPERB VELVET INGRAM CARPEIS
, SUPERB REAL BRUSSELS CARPETS.
To persons desirous of obtaining eeausiinI ana
dnrsbie csTDet- of price at mere trifiing advance
on cost and charges the present opportunity shoAid
not be neglected. For sale by
Honolulu, March 4th, 1856. 44-u
Polynesian., 1856-06-07
Piano for Sale.

n SPLENDID ROSE wood eased cottage Piano
a made By BroadwOOd, London. For sale o6
&c. SPALDING-
Houolula. March 4th. 1856. 44-u
Polynesian., 1856-06-07

~TANTED.--An unmarried man. 81 years of age,
w who has had fourteen years experience in
mercantile business, and good accountant. wishes
He has resided the Islands four years, and would
demand but moderate salary. Address NJ. D., Box
25, Post Ofice. 2g-f-
Polynesian., 1856-06-07
HONOLULU, I'll. l., JUNE Z, 1866.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
The Agent of the Hudson's Bay Company


AFFERs FOR SALE the following Goods. just
" received per brig Queen, viz: -.
1 -.. Groceries.
Salad oil and olive oil in pints. assorted psklss
Assorted pie fruits, do. jams, In and ID. Jars
/ sauces. pints st--
Durham mustard in l ID. and l-2 ID. bottles
White wine vinegar, in pints, sardines, maeearoni
Vermicelli, almonds, sage, preserved vegetables
Preserved meats, do. oysters, do. HOLSTERS
Picked oysters in jars, hams, cheese rs.5.-.
Best English hops.
Regatta shirts, mems fearnaught-lackets
Mems pilot pea do, lambswool under shirts
Huckaback towels, pilot-cloth trousers
Striped guernsey frocks, merino under-shirts
Longcoth shirts, superior quality black silk vests
Mems tweed trousers, giace silk cravats satin do.
Waterproof coats, cloth caps, prints, muslins
Silks, sc. &c,
! 9-s Fancy printed muslins
| 9-S Orange muslin with purple fowerss
9S Fancy prints of great variety 9S canary prints
s-8 French madder pink prints, mouslsins de laine
9-S Pink and green striped muslin
9-S 'f 50 yellow
9-S Printed Victoria lawns
British merno, 40 inch, asstd. colors
Black hastings, blue do, prncettas, black orleans
Broad cloth, superior thin white corduroy
White drills, white Marseilles, satin drills
Hair cord muslin, tape check do, plain jaeconet
Book muslin, white crenoine, plain lenos
80 Inch spot muslin handkerchiefs
80 " fine printed linen do.
Plain cambria do, Scotch cambris, Bishops lawn
China corahs, India bandanas
Brocsded China handkerchiefs, check silk do.
Brussels silk do, So inch black sarsnet do,
SO Inch black Brussels do, "a inch Ducaps do.
Black gros de Naples, black Ducape silk
Striped gace do. checked do do
Colored shot do, do, tartan plaid poplns
Plain Irish do, corded do, do, watered do. do.
Black silk serge, black sewing silk
Black italian silk binding assorted ribbons e
Barege scarfs, black glace mantles, do lsce do.
Glace lace do, ladies' white kid gloves ~ -a
GentIem ems do do, black cachmere mitts
9-S Soft bobinnet, green blond falls
Black Chantilly do, white lace sleeves
White do mantles silk umbrellas silk parasols, astd
Moire antique parasos, pink glazed lining
knitting cotton. thread, go,d lace
Bleached huekaback, Usnab urgs-
Mems woollen stockings, do white cotton socks
Ladies do do stockings, girls do do do
Ladies open work do, green blue and scarlet baize
Naval Stores
Tarred rope l LIZ, 2. l-2, 3, l-2, 4. 4 l-2,
and 3 l-2 inch.
Boiled oil, ships scrapers, spirits turpeniine
Iron ladies', assorted paints, eaulking irons
Ships chain, l20 fathoms, l 3-S
Polynesian., 1856-06-07


yv,HE yDERSIGNED jast Eeceived per late
Inxo;ees Of Beurs, Medicines, Fancy Oooas. fsn..e
and oher articles few Of which are enainefSteS
A. ,hes Goods are imported direct, ahd frei tns
-, ma the Tinted ctetes ass
80 n. = enabled superior aTtlees al prices
r-sIS Iovrer thar heretofore sold in Honolulu. =,
Ms;,;s chests constantly hz0d and htea up IN
- - a,lets manner the Owe est rSte, rhy
mai in neateSt manner aad Sth we ss
.-.,5 ft..~-r .psrsaral
S.-~.asrta Of al kinds, Olive Oii, E1ir Jamaica
60 SaIve Scales Thrn's Extract tine eresSes
ST,-ie Aid :strvciInine BarTy's Fr1ecpbe- eas
I1xsy Psfasxa. ffeps Quicksilver, CORK
ps;.tiIIer E1tr YaieTsB Biiiets, kow lsnds Nay
TI,a 1ov Der and Paste, large ASIA Calsoo- AA"
t,oIiodioa Rarline's Lotion, Lap saw, u" n''-'
srs.n~e wax fL MasEesia, OKalie Aeaos
IA lax Cod liver Oil, Aedieine Onesrs
s.,S, ADaararus Wafer, Gran o. -..rtt
r-s,;r TiIs fdil Straps, Hsif NsA asa leesn
G.oss tiaseet do. knixss, Ivory klngs Vilea siiA,
sr-.-~.s S.-aen< Bzkdsgrs, Tarfants SeifZefp
T.S.iihfs Ink Nurse Lamps Lsele@tss r----
rr..s, Pu0uS Rais D fSHla beaas, ~
5ie--,,,.- Fxrzcts, Gelsisns, Riesh Gloves, !. 2
a. r ids-rs Cordial, fsfBgiass,
Ilsvss LjsiInsns tot PIiess a2-z- 80
rn-.ns Punps Of al dsscripiloas, -
fsgrr PI.ster, Lozen.es, sargezfInsuvnes 5
Boytsss H. yperoa Ftsid, Z
ssss rD..Sss ur.IIy Kspt q Drsf Sore
49,! VIZ 4 RoFFNASF, n D.
Polynesian., 1856-06-07

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