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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-25
Ceaal Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remem.
ODistriet Of Neu Haven,ss. ! bered that at a
Probate Court held at Bristol in said district,
on the 10th day of November ls57,-The
Administrator Of the estate of
URIAH F. ARNOLD,
late of Bristol, i n said district represents to
said Court, that the time heretofore allowed
by said Court within which to pay the debts
of the said deceased, and settle his estate is
insufficient for that purpose, and prays the
said Court to allow him futher time where
upon the said court appointed the first
Monday in January 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ =.
at the office of the Judge OF said Court in
Bristol afonesaid as the time and place for
hearing, and made an order requiring notice
to be given to all persons interested to APP
pear at the time and place appointed for
hearing, and object TO the extension of the
time as prayed for by the Administrator if
they see cause. And for which purose 1t is
further ordered that a copy Of the record Of
this order be published three weeks success
sively in the Middlebury Register, news
paper printed at Middlebury, in this State,
all of which publications shall be previous
to the time appointed for said hearing
Harry MUNSILL Judge.
true copy Of record
92 Sw. II. MUNSILL Judge.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HHIp,
Completely Preserved
TO TIE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would no; have it rcstor.
ed 10 former color or bald, but would hnyc the
growth restored, or troubled with dandiufl and
itching but would have it removed, or troubled
with scioiun, scall head, or other criplions but
wuul be cured On with sick head ache, (neur,l
gin) but would be cured Il will also remove
All pnplcs from the face aud skin. Prof Wood's
Hair Restorative will do al this see circular and
the following:
AaN ABBoH, November 6. 1856.
iROF. y. j. Wuop-D Dear Sir: | have I,cnrl
much said OF the wonderful effects of your Hair
Restorative, but having been 80 often cheated bv
qnackcry an luack nosruins, hair dN es &c
was disposed to place your Restorative in the
same category with the Thousand and one loullv
trumpeted quack rcmcdic-, until met Won m
Lawrence county some months since, when Won
gave me such assurance rs induced the trial of
your restorative in my family first by NV good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and en-
tirely white, and before eXhausting one of your
large bottles, her hair restored nearly TO its
original beautiful brown color, and had thickened
and become beautiful and glossy upon and on
trely over the head she continues to use it, not
simply because of its identifying effects upon
the HAIR but because of its healthful influence
upon the head and mind. Others of my family
aud friends are using your Restorative, with the
happle,t effects therefore my skepticsm and
doubts in reference to its character and value are
entirely removed; and Can and do most cordial.
ly and confidently recommend its use by all
who would have their hair restored from white or
gray (by reason of sickness age,) to original
color and beauty, and by all Young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly aud gratefully yours,
vi
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FRIEND WOOD; 1t was long time after saw
you at Blissfeld before got the bottle of Restor-
alive foi which you gave me al order upon your
agent in Detroit and when got it we concluded
to try it on Mrs aIanns hair as the surest test of
its power. 1t has done all that you assured me il
would do; and others Of my family and friends,
having witnessed its effects, are now using and re-
commenting its use to others a. entitled to the
highest constellation you claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours.
SOLOMON MANN
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Linen and Cotton Goods,
N all their varieties, at low prices, at
20 ROCKWOOD'S.

New Style OF Gloves.
DIOR Winter wear, for sale cheapyat
Il 80 ROCKWOOD'S.
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Triple. Triple.

A few Barrels and Halves of Superior Triple,
lis day recv and for sale by L. VALLETTE.
Nov. 2lst.
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Ready made Clothing.
Winter Goods.

A CHOICE assortment of De LANES all Wool,
and common Poplins, Brocha and Stella Shawls,
all wool, Merno double width) Valencia Plaids,
BLACK Silk, Ladies' Gloves and Hosiery, Ladies
and Chldren's ribbed Hose, for sale by
20 L. LOCKWOOD.
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GHALLIES, Lawns, Organdas, White and
" Printed Muslins. Dotted Musins, Brilliants
and Bareges, for sale at
CHAPMAN & BARBOURS.
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NTROUGHr Collars and Sleeves, Edgings and
w Insertions, Flouncings, Dimity Bands,
Thread Edgngs, Hosiery and Gloves, at
CHAPMAN Il BARBOURS.
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CHEPHERD Plaids, White Thibet, and White
- Netting Fringe, AT
July 20. CHAPMAN & bAkbouhS'
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rs EVAN SVILLE:
FRIDAY G,c:::::::::::::':::::::::::APRlL 10
or At the last accounts there were only


@ At the last accounts there were only
three miles Of rails to lay on the O. & M.
road. On Saturday next the last rail will be
laid, and the entire line will be completed
from st. Louis to Cincinnati. g. The road Will
not be formally opened till the first of May
according to announcement; though trains
will be running over it next week. One o.
the chief benefits our city will derive, will DC
tho receipt of our Eastern mail over it, by
which we shall avoid the delays and errors we
have suffered through the indianapolis dis
tributing Office. twill be seen that the Cin'
cinnati and Marietta road is open the entire
distance, and the branch of the Ohio and Bal
timore road from Parkersburg is also in use
making almost an uninterrupted Straight
Line road from Baltimore St. Louis, DIS
lance Of nearly $50 miles. Goa
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0TAn attempt is to be made to bring the
mammoth English steamer, Eastern, to Nor
folk instead OF Portland. 4 There are but three
harbors on the coast, aHordins water enough
to float her; these are Newport, which has no
interior lines Of connection; Portland in Maine,
which is the terminus of the Great Trunk
Railroad Of Canada, and which has railroads
passing through it along the whole coast; and
Norfolk which will be connected with all the
roads crossing or terminating on the Chesa-
peake, and especially with the Virginia and
Tennessee Road that extends as a Trunk road
from the Chesapeake to Knoxville, and there
unites with all the roads that will divergc
from the Tennessee Valley to every point Of
the South and West. A delegation Is going
to London from the Virginia railroads, to lay
before the Steamship Company the advantages
Of Norfolk as port, and with the hope o.
making this ship. the means Of opening di
rect trade between the South and Europe.
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III q f., - 49,. H. - - - -; -

.CqAuLHs' LOND0N CORDsAL osN is shev, By
- Rood the 0pson1Iouss = be ~ oaiy Lsadon
0saiAao INFORMED shtsea'in sesslss. all othsss
made herein imitation gift.
se different from other sns universally esteemed By all
Hhe psed iss HspA ytth Esss in sasss Of
bfsffsii. 6odi. baorsrr. oaAvft .coIc.
CHOLERA. FEVER AND AGuE. STRUCTURE. DISEASE OF THE
URINARY ORGANS. EPILEPSY FxaALE IRREGULARITIES 20.
y. NArESrIsx 4oFr. u New YsrH.ia letter to the
Charles London Cordial Gin the purest best and
rvfissss Extract sJunipsr. fhsvvsesn.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN 10 sold BY oil
Drqa aaa erseers IN the Uaissd States also
numerous poison, called London Cordial 0ino avoid
Nm bay osIy CaAaLks" Reject any othss offered to
you value health Price dollar for quarts
ffsy cents for pinss.Gs.-f BDMUND @. CHARLES,
nhso-sud&v rai Sole Importer. 40 Broadway. N. r.
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The merchants Of Nashville are re-
ceiving their goods from New, York and Phil
adelphia, via Charleston, and over their rail
roads at less rates Of freight than they could
get them by river, notwithstanding it is il
good boating stage. There is besides large
saving in time. All the travel from that city
North, now takes the same route.s As soon
as the Tennessee and Virginia road is COM
pleted, that will become the great thorough
fare Of travel from Tennessee and Mississippi
to the East and North. The people of Mem
phis are now looking to the same routes for
freight and travel nApa1 rtfflpsrl
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rIt is reported, from various sources in

@It is reported, from various sources in
Washington, that Mr.. Buchanan ard Gen.
Cass, both of whom are above 20 years old,
are rapidly failing Under their severe labors
and difficulties The elects Of the disease
contracted by Mr.. Buchanan at the National
Hotel, are still operating upon him, and the
tremendous pressure Of applications for office,
give him no rest. He is advised to drive the
whole herd from Washington by adopting Mr..
Pisrce's rule, and refusing to consider any APP
plicasion Of persons who corce to Washington
to solicit an appointment The death of Mr..
Buchanan at this crisis would be great ma
tional calamity, as the Vice President, now
ever able end impartial, could lot so we'll con-
troll the Northern factionists.
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A LgrrER SrAMFiSd MACHINE. In. Sales,
arYuebusier to the Emperor Napoleon. has in
vented a post Office sautomaton, which takes
up every letter as it is thrown into the box,
places 1t under the stamp, where il receives
the postmark and date. and throws it out
again for delivery to its destination. The
process indicates the number of letters thus
stamped. 1t is. said that no less than 200
letters may be stamped by this machine in one
minute. The ELIGIBILITY Of postmarks 80 Of
ten complained OF, will, 1t is said, be complete
ly obviated by the use Of the automaton.
sr,s ~ Boston Transcript.
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OF. The majority Of tho Emaucipati

OF The majority Of the Emancipation
party in st. Louis on Monday; was J. 100 in
stead of l,5oO as flrst reported, The result
has surprised, and $, dismayed some OF the old
politicians, who see the people everywhere
cmancipatins themselves from the control
and dictaton' OF party. 1t was defeat of all
parties. Winner, was nominally the candidate
of the Benton part v and as such was oppos-
ed by the Democrats and Americans; and q
few days before the election, he and his ad-
herents were repudiated by Benton, who
evinced great anxiety to- be relieved from all
responsibility Of any connection with him and
those who had nominated him. Yet in spite
of the opposition of all parties, the people
have elected him by large majority. n
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: o. A TERrIDtE OUTnAGE.-rhere is an
intense excitement existing at Salem, in this
State, caused by q fendish outrage by an ath-
letic negro upon a young girl l6 years old,
the daughter ,ef q respectable citizen, named
knight. eilfamilys had gone to tempe
rance meeting, leaving the. young lady, alone
at home. The negro came to the house un-
der the pretense of borrowing candle. and
gained Northumberland finding the girl the
sole inmate Of the house, assaulted her, and
accomplished his terrible. purposes before her
screams brought help. The villain was ar
rested, and was saved from immediate death.
in the fury of ths,,sPcpulace, by the interfs
renee of the civilsoticers, who succeeded in
getting him into prison. = The girl was SO
injured and shocked that her lie is in great
danger. SOD svss .asisss-i - ,.,-sf az
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TmPAu,,c T7zsAs1r ReurE.-Tb

! To PAqylc II ksArr RourE. The chief
6poSsphical ensk6eer Of the. Ps1ihc Military
Department has made his report, which has
bean printed BY order Of tha Senate in-x hich
he makes comparative statement Of the sew
srsbY4tsit pStes ~ tn Rsei6e c1he js-
lance from New York to San Francisco:
:. Nicaragua s3lI - 5,524
".4 fs;aa'.s Fl "a .DTstS &c
--.Nhsn- railroad shall be completed ACROSS
the Isthmus Of Tehauntepec, and that which
is now. being bale aSybss Tie Peninsula Of
Florida shall be finished-which is to save
the passage around the Gaps Of; Florida-the
passage from New Pork to the east terminus
OF the Florida mad will be made in two days
and four hours passage across Florida Is
hour; across the Gnlf in two days and eight
hours; across the Isthmus in twenty hours
Run to San Francisco in Eve days and four
hours; making the entire time from New
York to San Francisco eleven days and three
hours. From New Orleans, the time by the
same route. will be only eight or nine days
The Florida railroad will be completed in a
year or eighteen monthsu The .Tshauntepec
VIII require two or thee years to1buiid it.
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~ HssHsnds German Btters. prepared and sold by Dr.
Jackson the German Medical Store i2n Arch street.
Philadelphia daily increase In their cell celebrity
for Of all diseases arising from of
liver These Bttsrs have indeed proved blessing to the
afflicted. who show their gratitude by the haterng
testmoniss. This Medicine has established for itself
that however willy their schemes
ducve their re,ch IL gained the public
fdencc ~ bencdts that
fro il. and will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement. mhl3
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A RAILROAD Mass MEETING AT OWENS
fvILLE--We learn that the people Of Prince
ton, Mount Carmel and GRANVILLE have all
combined to hold a mass meeting at Owens
vile on the 2Sth inst:, in place of the former
proposed meeting at Princeton on that day
for like purpose. The, people of Owens
vile are making arrangements to entertain o
crowd Of friends. and are. determined by an
exhibitionof the right spirit. on their own
part, to try to infuse some Of the impulses Of
enterprise into oshsp There viii be mum :
Der Of influential ssntlsmen present, and
some eloquent adySa ixes ofsiuternal Improve
ments will address the meeting. We trust
that Evansville will have her, delegation
.,lnrD dwBG bne aifnsst J.,
there. De- srsE tissf - 80 fs..ssf tss~sL s-U -Fi
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OF Passengers for Texas from New Or
leans, now 90 over the Oupslousas Railroad to
Berwicks Bay and thence by steamers TO Gal.
weston, which saves more than one-half the
distance Of the old route by the. Balize, and
the trip is made in twelve hours, instead Of a
sea voyage Of IS to 40 hours, 'ss 70 'rs7a
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OF In London. there has been another
meeting of 1000. or 5000 unemployed work
men, praying government to send the starv.
ing TO the colonies, where they may earn
their bread. The. .policysof England towards
her laboring classes is most suicidal. The
landholders drive the poor from the soil, force
them TO Tester in large masses in the cities
where, competition .starves them untilhy aid
of government or otherwise they are enabled
to ESCAPE, from the coantly, -.
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GEN. ScorT.--The Washington correspon-
dent of the Herald says: Under the new Ad-
ministration, Gen. Scott has assumed his true
position in the army, aid will hereafter ar
range matters without the unnecessary inter-
fssence of the Secretary of War. Gov. Floyd
is determined to treat the gallant veteran as
he should be treated. s,FH ss-as.gs.a -fir'
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ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the chang
es consequent upon the assembling Of new
Parliament. will be the retirement Of the
present. Speaker, Mr.. Shaw Lafever.. He has
filled the important post for eight years, with
degree of popularity never exceeded, and
nows eat the ofslxty three desires to withdraw
from, its fatiGues. As the Speaker of the
House Of Commons ranks MS the first com
moner roi, England, he viii probably, at the
terminadon Of his duties be .rswardeduby
Peerage. Few men have enjoyed more q.
yorablc career. se-.--r 49,.
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; sf0T Heffernan, who committed the smur-
derous assault on board the steamer States
man the other day, was a man Of industrious
habits, had secured himself a home by his in-
dustry and economy, and was not addicted to
drink, as habit, but when he did drink, was
made furious by its peculiar effects upon him.
He has left q wife and t,oo children, and not
three as reported. Is, s-.s 4
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or. The Cincinnati Commercial, Of We'd
nesday, says: - ess's.s sf,is.ass : go &
The first through train on the Marietta
& Cincinnati went over the road yesterday
There. may have been break of two hundred
yards beyond Athens, necessitating, change
of cars. owing to the detention Of afew bars
Of iron, but the party passed over the entire
length Of the road with this trifing excep-
ton, to Marietta. ssiisE sI,. m n |
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OF The camels in Texas have had three
young since they left their native shores, and
tive or six others are snxiouslyS looked. for
from the dams The old ones have become
thoro ughly acclimated and are now accustom-
ed TO carry bnvthsns Of 150Q or 16O0 LIS. at q
time. Their speed upon ., walk is equal to
that Of q horse on smart trot. The export
ment Of their utility is considered as settled
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I A HARD STRUGGLE Fon LIFE-The Lvings-
ton On. W Republican announces the death
and who was, found on one.of she coolest
nights last winter lying in the highway nearly
frozen, to death. r AT that time both hands
and feet Were amputated. Since then his
legs have been, twice aniputated.% This was
certainly remarkable struggle Gor life. p 4
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: yG--,A phenomenon Of rare occurrence in
countries distant, from the pole, was recently
seen at La Rochelle, in France, from about
three o'clock in the afternoon until sunset,
three suns appeared in the heavens, placed in
the same line. the real one in the CENTRE
The two mock suns were of course less bril-
liant than the real one. sur SaesNA
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from Punta Rosa to the 22dT Iult. hayeT been
rockwell - 49, - - -

A. letter of stheE 18th from iBg Cypress
states, that. a few days previous, the troops
made an attempt to surround the Indians by
entering the Cypress in three columns. The
columns fell in with The Indians, and, II, one
of them had been two minutes sooner, some
OF the Indians would have beon intercepted.
Two men were shot, each. with three balls.
but not killed. They ibid not see the Indi-
ans; only. three guns were,fred by, the troops.
Gen. Harvey went cut TO Cypress with forty
men, and returned on the 2Oth.i His intention
is TO capture the women and children il pos.
sble. If the Indians are not. atrought to
terms before the middle Of May, II never can
be done. Gen. Harvey has tried every means
that experience and ingenuity can suggest,
and we await the results. aa sssia 5diio .,1.o9l
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XvsLu& srr Rsxepy.-The unaualidei tsstnsny On ia
Dr. CAvanaugh's Valuable medscse be fownd in
adv ertisrs eelume commend t:elf TO the
high chssastsr position Of the Who makes this
tribute the DR. skill Chic Daily Jour.
certifcats n N. Head. ESQ.,
efficacy Dr. Cavanaughs Pile SAlvs which
in cs1um mae. for sale by III
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or Some Of the Philadelphia newspapers
are now supplied with paper manufactured in
Georgia. The coarse cotton goods Of South
Carolina and Georgia are going forward in
large quantities to New York and Philadcl-
phia.
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AMERICAN Mamie GoING TO EURorE.-
Several shipments have been made from the
marble quarries at Roxbury, Vermont to
France, and London. Orders have been re-
ceived from one Of. the most promipent dealers
in London for, q quantity in the rough blocks.
In both England and france it is said to Be
superior To- the Italian, ysiped marbles pow
used, and must hereafter. to a large extent,
supply their place. This We believe to Be the
first instance where marble has been export
ed to Europe on the order Of European
manufacturer, our marbles having been con,
sidered inferior to the Italian article. go.
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Z. Tag PATsokA yALLEY.-We. ask. the atten-
ton Of our. readers to the. communication Of
"Retired" on our first page, upon The the wealth
and resources OF the ALLEY sof thu Pafdka
River, which opensa promising held t9 men mel
Of enterprise and capital. tfs VO
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W Geo. w. Carne. a wealthy brew OF De-
troit, has been mulcted in So, 600 damages for
refusing to marry Miss Eunice C. Hall after
promising to do SO. 2, s sss r Z ~ DC
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OF The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says that Gen. Pierce has gone
back to New Hampshire with one half his
four years. salary in his pocket q 80
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or The New York Post says that Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dean (ths bold boy Of q coach
man and his brde) have not been in Phila-
delphia at all as reported On Saturday John
twas despatched TO country school, with a
view to complete his education, his accomp.
lished wife remaining with her family, whittier
she returned when John started to schools
The Post says: |" 1t was part Of the stipula-
ton entered into by all the parties, in the
presence OF the court, that for the year to
come. as since the marriage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean should have no intercourse with each
other. except in the presence Of friends.",oo
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q HOLLOWAY's PlLLs.-wherevcr. civilization Ia,
penetrated these fus are in dsmapd The stomach the
disease IN snd upon ths action
Of this rapid and Sold a,
"a strsed London; AID BY all druggists at &c. and
VI per box. 49, ap9
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100 The people Of. Memphis, are RECALLING
themselves with the luxury OF fresh shad
brought oves theiraswsrailwsy from Charles
ton and Savannah, only 30 hours from the sea
shore Who would have expected this Eve
wears avo2 t1s isftss1 nd ~ as 81 ~ rs
s'o~' rff1 a - ,sasa1f So efai 81 ~ AL
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OF The eminent banker, George Peabody
was in indianapolis on Tuesday
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" A letter FROM Cuba states that slaves are
very much in-dsrnand, and that there, it is
certainly known, that more than twenty ves-
sells are now on the way to or are returning
from the African coast with cargoes of slaves.