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The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

LATER FROM SALT I,AKF.-Advices from
Salt Lake state that op the I'd of Feb. an
adjourned meeting of the friends of the
measure for carrying daily express from
the Missouri river to California, was held
i'll the Tabernacle at Greet Salt Lake City.
Speeches were made by several of the prom
inent men of the Territory, and Gov. Young
at the close of his remarks, individually
protfered to take stock and furnish 300 miles
of the route. One thousand miles were sub
scribed tor.
The Deseret News contains accounts of
fresh disturbances with the Indians and
contains proclamation from the Governor
giving instructions to the people how to
act in the premises, so as to prevent the re-
currence of such acts Of violence.
The mail brings information that fun
inc almost preyils in the Territory
The SHOW that had faleu was immense,
averaging from two to three feet. Stock
were dying in large numbers. 1t is estima-
TED that Livingston & Kincaid have lost
since the middle of February fifteen hun
dred head; Gen. G.. G. Rich a herd of two
hundred, ami large numbers belonging to
the Church. Provisions of all kinds were
scarce, and some of the settlers were living
Oh bran. One family informed the carrier
they had not eaten anything for three days
The snow was so deep that the mail was
strapped On to the hounds of the fore
wheels and the balance OF the wagon Was
thrown away. In addition to their other
Affections, an Indian war was ravAging the
country, and nine whites had been killed.
The chief of the tribe-Squash Head-had
been taken prisoner, who, fearful of being
being executed, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat i'll prison. This chief, after
the death of the renowned VI alker, assumed
command of the tribe, and has lived in
peace with the whites until this outbreak
1t is presumed, however, since the death u
their chief the Indian hostillties will be ca
silly quelled.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

my DEAR" said an afectionate spouse t,
her husband, sam not your only treasurer"
"Oh, yes, was the cool reply, ''and I would
willingly lay you up in heaven"
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17
Adventure with d Wolf.

The Kansas correspondent of the St.
Louis Republican tells the following story:
A few days since, while riding in the rear
of our town, in small rayine. through
which a streamlct takes its quiet way be-
meath its crystal covering, and whose irri-
cation has produced tall grasses and shrubs
that make hiding place lor game, [ came
suddeuly upon . large black Solf He was
scratching at a thin place in the ice, and
seemed almost tamished for water When
he saw HE lie started in full run for the riy-
er bottom. ] kept upon his heels, and
tried to ride upon him.
He was almost exhausted, aud lust as |
supposed he would give out, he slipped into
the hollow of large cotton wood tree |
stopped up the hole through which he en-
tered and came back to town and got an
axe ard the dogs. and then with the assist
ance of William Palmer and Frank Mahan,
together we all returned to cut him out
The dogs were anxious, and we were pre-
pared with our guns to receive him. When
We made large hole, about four feet from
the ground, the dogs jumped at it on the
outside and the wolf on the inside, and such
growing and swapping l never heard be-
fore.
1t made the woods reSound for a great
distance, and brought several of the neigh
bors to the spot. Things continued so for
while, and we consulted what had best be
done. We could not shoot the wolf tfro
the opening without too great q risk of
killing the dogs, for he only appeared at the
inside when the dogs were at the outside
We finally concluded to stop the hole we
had made and fell the tree by cutting a mar
row cash around it. The tree came down
little sooner than we expected. Frank
Mahan had the axe lifted for another stroke,
as it went oy er with crash
The wolf, with bristled back aud glaring
eyes, and glittering teeth, leaped at his
threat with terrible ferocity. The descend
ing axe met half way, cleaving its skull and
laying it dead at his feet. We had no time
to express our wonder and congratulations
at his narrow and singular escape, before
our attention was called to that which filled
us with amazement, If not dread. 1t was
human skeleton of medium size, and of "a
female, hidden in the cavity of the free
Its posture was erect, and the bones were
held together by kind of clear integumcnt
that seemed to cover, like a transparent
skin, the entire frame. The jar of the felled
tree severed several Of the joints, and we
drew them all out and placed them again IN
form.
The proportions were perfect and the
limbs straight-indicating q contour, when
in flesh, of perfect symmetry. Who could
it have been that thus periohed years ago
| in this wild forest, and how came her death
in this strange place, were queries thai
wereimmediately suggested Could it have
been some maiden who, like the bride in the
"Mistletoe Bough," had concealed herself
from her lover in the heart of this old tree,
and become fastened there and died?r
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

Lieutenant Maury has discovered new
class of currents in the ocean. His soarch
after huckleberries has not, we regret to say,
been crowned with similar success.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

There are women who do not let their
husbands see their faces till they are mar
sried. Not to keep you in suspense, we
mean plainly chat part of the sex who paint.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

A FATHER being applied to for the reason
of his sons absence from school, the school
master received the following intelligent re-
ply" Kepathometogoataterin!'
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

The lawyer who believes it is wicked to
lie, is spending q week with the Quaker
who INDUCES in marine hornpipes.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

It has been shrewdly said that the voy-
ager through life, who finds the winds al
ways favorable, must steer very crooked
course.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17
Books q Stationery.

Literary Depot, is opened by the under
IN signed, on Main Street, Bottle Hill, at which,
BOOKS, MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS of
every variety, and of the latest date, can be had
apon application. -
Bottle Hill, April 18th, 1866. L27tf.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17
Stamps. Type and Ink,

NOR marking Clothes; Metcalf make, (put up
Il % sett in package.) For sale Wholesale
4 Retail by the NOISY CARRIER.
l45-lml n Long Wharf, San Francisco
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

AN auctioneer does as be is bid, a post
master as he is darkcted
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

A ScoLD keeps battering at the fabric of
a good mans name, like billy goat but
ting at wall.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

RS Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
-REv. DAVID MCCLURE, Pastor.-This Church
and congregation meet for Divine Worship in the
Town Hail. every Sabbath morning and eve
ming. Services commencing at l0a clock, A.
NJ, and 74 P NJ. Sabbath School in the after
noon at O'Clock.
R5- The public are cordially invited to attend.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

n 5. of T.-Georgetown Division, No. AZ,
Z Sons of Temperance, meets every Tues
~ day evening, at Z O'Clock, in their Hall
on Canon street, Georgetown.
All brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend. w. A. GEORGE, w. p.
FRED. COLLINS, R. S.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17

PnbIic Worship.-At the School House,
Georgetown. Regular appointments of Rev. JNo.
SHARP, of NJ. E. Church, 10a A. NJ. and P. NJ.
every Sabbath. Occasional supplies by other
Ministers Prayer meetings, Wednesday even
ings at P. NJ. Sabbath School 94 A. M.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-17
LIST OF LEsg.rERs

Babcock G w
Ball A NJ
Bailey W NJ
Barteau Buel 2
Barnes Wardner
Barkla VIM
Baldwin Josiah
Baker John w
Barlow Henry
Basset Jas IL
Bardman John
Belanger Moses
Berry Henry A
Beebe o G
Canne1 Edward
Carlew Daniel 3
Campbell Julia
Campbell Andrew H
Galley James
Carson Robert
Casey James F
Caperton John 2
Chaplin DREW 2
Clippard F
Davis Walter
Davis Chas Griffin 2
Davis James 2
Day Fayette G
Day Oscar
Deifenhacker John
Dean Miss Eliza 2
Dever David 0 2
Dever jackson 3
Edwards James N ,
Ellison James 2
Elson l. Mitchell
Ferguson Francis F
FeWel Mrs NJ E 2
Fewel James NJ
Finney Willie II 3
Gere Lorenzo 2
Gibson W J
Gibson J l.
Gilbers W F
Giskell John Q
GoruOn David
Grant VIM
Hinkley Otis
Hannak VIM ?
Hoffman Valentine
Holmes VIM
Howell c. 2
Howard Ivory
Homes Miss Mary
Hambleton Ellis j
Ham Dadavah
Hanger James
Haslet Burton
Haskell Charles E
Hask Christopher ! Il
package
Irvine Daniel
Johnston Thornton 2
Johnson w II
Kay Joseph 2
Kistler Joseph II
Killer James
Keney Damase
Kaufman Hearth
Lankford Benjamin T
Laycock Jacob 2
Latimer VIM o 2
Latimer VIM 2
Locker John N
Madison ] A
Malbary Augustus O
Meulry Jas
Meerbly j F
Mick P B
Moore Miss Elizabeth
Morse Elias
Murray Rev A 2
Manchester f
Maleck Sam'l
Memfeld Abney 2
Miller Hy G
Moller Berthel
Morton. George
Nand Oliver
Newhouse James 2
Nichol Erskipe 2
Nye S P
O'Bryan Francis 2
0'Neil Washington
Page George W
Padon VIM
Patterson Green G
Parder r G
Paten Edward
Rosf Donald
Roberts Soloman
Rice George
Richards John
Ranney George
Reardon Michael
Randolph Henry
Rush Samuel
Skinner John D
Swyger John
Sullivan Jerome
Stoker George w
Sprall William
Southwell E G
Snow BarZillia
Scott James
Scofeld Mormon E
Schoonover Jonathan
Schoonover Fleming
Shuler Mandas
Sherley Thomas L W
: Shannahan David w
: Simmons Thos H
Sweat Hysander
Switzer John
Tyler Charles
Trousdale John
Trotter John
Thompson Jas w
Taylor John A 2
Wanner Edward 2
Wells VIM 2
Wells A G
Whitner NJ j
Whitney Alonzo F
Wright James
Williams Elisha
Mooney Jas
Welch Il B
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master as he is dir.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06
DIR. CLOU G ii S
COLUMBIAN PILLS =!

Have been thoroughly tested for nearly
quarter Of a century, and are known to be
always safe and Innocent, while they are all
powerful TO eXpel disease and quiet suffering.
There is no mineral substance in their COM
position, the best and purest medicines only
are used and they are fast becoming the de-
servcdly popular Family Medicine.
Fer COsitireaess.-Usc one to three Pills
daily, They cleanse the Iutcstines in an ca
sy and natural manner, and leave the Bow
els regular; curing, also, most cases of the
Piles.
Dvspepsia.-Usc two to three Pills daily.
BY cleansing the stomach they create a flow
of pure and healthy Bile SO that Fluency,
Loss of Appetite, Palpaton of the Heart,
Heartburn Headache Laneuor, Melancholy
Indigention, and other prominent symptoms
of Dyspepsia, vanish; the cure is certain
and "Naturc is herself again"
Lircr ComPidiHt.-Usc two to four Pills
daily, until cured. Your pain in the side,
back, or shoulders, will soon cease the sal
low erossncss of the skin and eyc-ballS will
be changed to natural ccarncss and soitucss,
and your new and lively feelings will testify
to all that see the change, you have some
thing to live for
Rheumatism or Gouf.-USc three to six
Pills every other day, They remove imllam-
nation from the muscles and ligamcnts of
the joints; so that after using Il few boxes,
the ELAINE leap for joy" 1 hey act "like oil
on machinery, make it run easy" Clutches
soon become useless if DIR Cloughs Column
| bian Pills arc used faithfully.
The SANATINE and purifying influence
| of his Medicine upon the fluids that feed
| the skin and lubrcatc the joints, as well as
| the perfect purity it gives the blood, not on
| ~ quiets suffering, but actually eXpcls from
the system those unclean diseases which dis
| figure the faces and persons of so many of al
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06

Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATE
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,

For diseases Of the Biaddcr and Kidneys, Sc
erct Diseases, Structures, JVcokHcsscS. and
all diseases ~ The Scruai organs, whcticr
in Male or Ecmale, fr0m chatcrer cause
hey may hare originated, and no matter Of
h0iD toRg StdRdiBg.
II YOU have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, will
surely 90 down from one generation to anoth-
or, undermining the constitution and sapping
the very vital fluids of life, do not trust your
self in the hands of Quacks, who start up cv-
cry day in city like this, and fill the papers
with glarng falsehoods, too well calculated TO
deceive the Young and those not acquainted
with their tricks. You cannot be too careful
in the selection of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pro-
nounccd by eminent physicians the greatest
remedy ever known. 1t is medicine per-
fectly pleasant in its taste, and very innocent
in its action, and vet so thorough that it ami
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Gus virus of this dreadful disease and, unlike
other remedies, does hot dry up the disease in
the blood
Constitutional Debility, broughton by self
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untimey graves, thus blasting She brilliant
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medicine which must benefit everybody. from
the simply delicate TO the confined and de-
sparing invalid no equal is to be found acting
both as a cure and preventative.
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HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

Eor PuuigiHg the Biood, rcmor,"g all dts-
caNS Arising Goni ccccSs Of llercary, crpo-
sure anil prHd,,,cc tH Hic, cdroRiC c0HSii-
inlioaal disease, arising trom an impure
Mafc oCthc Binod, and The oaig rclio1lc aHd
cGcciH0i kU0rH rcmcdB FIR The cure Of Scrof-
Hla. .SaH Rlcun, .ScaM Hcad, UiccraH0HS
Oftac IHr0at aBd LcgS, Pains 0Hd SccH-
iReS of tie BOAes. Iticr, PimPlcs on he
Eacc, amt all Scoiy Er0ptioBS NJ The FNce
This article is now prescribed by some of
the most distinguished ply siciaus in the coun-
try and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation OF Sursaparrilla yet of.
fercd to the public. Several eases of sccon-
Diary Syphilis, Ncfcural and Scrofuous dis
eases have entirely recovered in the incurablc
wards of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode of treat
mcnt that could be devised. These cases fur
nish striking examples of the salutary eilC cts
of this medicine in arrcSing some of the mo't
invctcrntc diseases after the glands were de
stroycd, and the bones already affected.
Letters from responsible Physi-
cinnS and Professors of several Medical Col
lcrcS, aud certificates Of cures from patients
will BE- found accompanying bothProparationS
PRIcIs-Fiuid Extract Of Buchu, 81 per
bottle. or bottles for -. Fluid Extract Sar-
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Equal ia strength to one gallon Of Syrup q
Sarsapari'la
Prepared and sold by II. T. IIELMBOLD
Chemist 263 Chestnut Street, near the Gil
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To be had of II. A. SnELDoN, Middlchury
and by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor OF
Agent receive immediate attention. lS;y
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06
BRYAN & WILLOWS
CELEBRATED
w r | L | Y G. FLUID (!

This WRITING FLUID is similar in
character aud color TO Arnold's English Fluid,
bluish-green when first written, which
changes to
Beautiful and Permanent Jet Black
in a short time, is fully equal,a and we believ
superior to Arnolds or any other Flui
made. 1t flows from the Pen freely, metal
lie or Quill, it matters not which, and inju
ring neither pen nor paper there being no
acid whatever in its preparation, and is of
the most durable character
For sale by A II. COPELAND,
Middleburyi July rs, 1855.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06

Would respectfully inform their pat
fons, and the public generally that they are
now ready to receive
:" O O
at the establishment of the Middiebury
Manufacturing Company, to manufacture
into
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, White or
Colored Flannels, &c.
of PERMANENT COLORS, and MIXES, TO
SUIT THE TASTE, ON SHARES OR BY
THE YARD, at the option of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara-
tus, and having in tncir employ competent
and faithful yorkmen 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
term of Years They have been induced
to do so, from the fact, that for the last six
months,there has been Il constant call in this 4,
and other markets, for GOODS MANUFAC-
TURED IN THESE MILLS. They hope by
strict personal attention to business, and the
interests OF their patrons, to receive liberal
share oftheir favor.
l%TERMS AS reasonable as any estab-
lishment in the vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT.
VALENTINE V. CLAY.
Middlebury April 10 1854
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ABEOTT E1TTnR S

c. y. RICHARDS
ABBOTT Ell T. AR S
ARE GOOD FOR.
They have been mndcHnl sold 40 years,
5 years By the presc nt proprietor, and note
this great truth; he has facts in his posses
sion, showing thar they hare cHrcd dnd hel-
ned fhopsandS, pca ihORSai,dS NJ cGScS 81
INpIGE sTIO ON.
" rrouS DeBilitB, Sickness At NcSt0m0h
arrangement of The U'oter Brosh ,HDmorS,
digestive Fuactioas, CoidS aad CopghS,
depression Of lIind d. CoStirencss, JdHhdice,
SPIRITS, F2aininey, Rhe"asa-
ing Ftmale OJstrucjicns,
Actd !Siomoch lass II Appctie,
Sick Hcadaeie, PaiH in the SIDE,
Torpor of tie Lirer and Borcls.
Reader! 1ou arc aQpealtd TO earnestly.
Don't say"it | only could believe this tol c
true! | have some oftheasabove cemplni II
and would take The medicine at once if
could only have couhlence.' II Is TRUE
il is an honest truth, fever there was one
tpoken. Come then, if your mind is irri
table, disconnected, and gloomy, hyou haeo
severe Collie Pains afiel eating your food
il your body begins TO waste, or your
strength to fail you,-if your countenanee
assumes a baggard and sallCw aspect, ii
You have difficulty in lying on your lett
silc,--if yourskin is dry and shrivell { L.
ifyou have an appetite weak and variable,
and perhaps entirely destroyed,-it your
whole yStem is langnid, especially during
the process of digestion ii you havea con-
slant uneasy feelin. in the stomach, WHY!
you hav orl fit of INDIGESTION
and these great Bitters are made to cure In
digestion, and they. will do it, too,-Pnd all
its attendant ills; and while ut first iigently
Stmula tes the Stomach, cleansing and re-
moving these troublesome agents,
IT ACTS UPON TIE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or vITIATED HuMoRS,
identifying the face, kindlinelife andcner5y
IN your reframe; then, Reader, will the
world no longer lock ddrk GRd eioomy; no
longer will your dearest hopes be baniihed
and thrust aside but with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You W II 90 forth into the world, 10 say with
thousand o othercS, c. A RIcHARDs' An
BoTr BIrrERs have done wonders for m O..
Living Witnesses are ready to testify 10 the
statement above made Thirty years and
upwards old Doctor Abbott introduced this
med cine ~-It has been eight years in the
possession of NJ. Richards neither of whom
have ADVERTISED it leaving it to its ownm err
its, to work its own way. Now, in view Of
its great curative properties in view OF a
duty which everyone owes TO the public, it
isbeing put befdIe the people it should
have been lon Q ago, through the medium OF
the Press. The Label is Copyrighted, and
each bottle, forthe protection OF the consul
mars and proprietor, bears the Portrait OF
Doctor VIM. Abbott, together with the sig
nature of
"a. RICHARDS, Proprietor,
3o;1g % stat Street, Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06
DIR. 1IARSHALLS
Indian Vegetable Plaster

THE subscriber is the exclusive Wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
Easter.
t-9-Pedlers sand Druggists supplied at re-
duced rates. None will be left on commits
on. HARMON A. SHELDON.
MlAlebnry, Aug. l6. 1898.
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Il Z M n.

The Proprietor will run a daily stage from
MlDDLEBURY TO LARRABEE'S POINT
during navigation, as follows Leave Middle
dnry on the arrival of morning trains from
North and South, arriving at the Point in
season for the boats both North and South,
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Middlebury in time for the evening
train going South
l-Y-Packages or baggage carried TO order.
BY attending faithfully to his business the
Proprietor expects the support Of his friends
and enemies even.
j. S. PERRY, Proprietor.
Middlebury, June /, 1866. Il
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Ut. la ~ y \ X u
'ontiuucs to be con
ulted confidential
y and success fully
N all forms of phi
ate diseases, at his
} ! Il Established
hospital, No. 5 Bca .
yer t.,Albany n. Y .
DR.. LiSPcHardS
Grrat Uork.
APriv a ted edic a !
Treatise
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FALL STYLE OF HATS
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
THOMAS RAFFERTY,,

THOMAS RAFFERTY,,
No 81 Chatham Street,
Opposite Chambers-st.. NEW YORK.
Late of the well known house of Rafferty,
& Lcask, is DESTROYS of calling attention to
his stock for the fall trade. Combining ele-
gance with durability, his HATS maintain the
reputation, which for the last ten years he
has earned by his assiduous attention TO the
wants of his customers, and by the fact,
which is well understood, that, selling for
cash only, every customer gets the worth of
of his money. THOMAS RAFFERTY,,
224m 81 Chatham-st., New ork
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The best Soap

To save labor in Washing,is Smith and Blan-
chard's Self-0perating Soap warranted to
save half the labor in washing. Sold by II
A. SHELDON. Whole sale agent for Addison
unity.