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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

Ro,1tE WASHED ASHORE A pint bottle, found
t.a ..hore bare rcets undei Whtbory Poin,
,t norty Of the Earl Of HC gtop for~a led By bic
Jf,Lp % Thurfcsy the American Consult ~ Lst fhs
h,tle ,esled with and the cork vas slip
nsrc bu fastened With arDs words" WAXING
tr lth June l57 irelo,d la the bottle small a %
pspsr hte is,t torn ffon o4nda box gas zoe foi
lowing: Lat SO ~ N LosS 80 ~ Ship Wsshnssos -
New.fOrk, 2is7 tnIs burden. Judkins CON nsless
Caught IN buTricsne. Laden with cotton Absna
JUS. goirg down Grew Off 81 IN sl skins % th<
boss God help ard pity all ADsn" The lsitoas sav
oBsitude here from spot 70 tbs MI o. ne Aas
tie that the docus 4 be suhentc mus nays IAciea
rourd either the northern south oosss mo c oemsn
OcesE ls anssd the shores Of tss ira yo,th Tue
only crcnu poiaed b. N. Ear OF sanstecs
that might indicate thing be nos "A vHJ heads 400
stupid II = be ,o.s that the Wiling 90 n. 40
oy,rpr m cork OF ths bottle not - m1sn obntsrssed ~ ap-
ward ii oar months xposufs 10 me waves mths nasssy
ksve been expected TO hvs made u f'SH'MA@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
r11IpRTME COURT. CHARLES Isls..t s,a

Spia.ia .,.in,t JOHN NJ sAatrTS,, -. drsnJsnt-si
o.. g. money demand on ssps ,.sad 70 the
Yes are hsreoy ;n of which copy 10 hefestn sSrs
oa end Of your sn.T aon street in the Cy
q The .os',sf sa twenty day, .er the .eyce hsIe. ss
sssv. Of The e such ,sIses snS The pnsf in hi,
20. .s iudsmsn. against you M the sln Of two hun
sss az twenty dollars and ten oeSs Te suSssd
s.v -. beside the of this Suy
my fa1 'e' WIN d. CRAFT Plaintiffs Atopey
AIN. herein was fled IN the ofise Of the Gerh Oh
IN. C,y and County Of NewYoIk. on the I'm asJ %
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
,,cerME COURT ei;y and Ccpa'y s q ssT;

-.,rorME COURT, City and CSpa'y s 9 sST
5aafss . ,S, ss";s cd
SwsS s' hereby , :%%G SsS r anr Be- Sss
sss4 re Smpssns. r. CIV aud County Of New-foIG ~
,s. :. a ss, :1 ssI S III.
Brsas sseusivt Of The day Of sueh ssrss ss sfsre-
so The aid COMPLIANT ,.is iaSameIt against you
sS q bundled and siy ey SiDessD;h day
fsycne c'n nn. ,hos,snd eight banded and my even
4. &c cot. ;oaS,s,Ssss S Ssy'Ps5 Attorney
EDwahp a; a. "a. slei In the oasss OF 20, ,oe
s e sSd Ss Cst, end County q Ne~Yo's - '''
ED"h"D plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

EOk sALE-A Country Boarding House, besata-
IA " locstrd IS mile. from the c;y accommodates % 20 ies
boa der Apply SMl I'll BOYD SO broAi~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

Two GENTLEMEN having Country Seats, And
Il 70 GARDENERS-Ws man fsoturss tAs In
prov.t v.ter and air light HOT sED ava PIT sAsaEs-
Also HAND CAP GLAsScS for rGsinI e1iy Vegetables,
In.sns article which every aGdsser should have fs
b. bad 1t No oI william st., up ss,rs and 10 tth I've
ssws Of Broadway BOWN Il WELLfN1TON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

DESIGNER WANTED.-Ay young man who has
~ been accustomed designing for the Jacquard ls1m
thorough dTa wanting ia original des good 10 CON-
bDs;oL and show specimens OF work ~ hear Of per
PAIGE Co. No. II Broadway. Apply before ocoeks ~
ora tSr5 N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
NITED STATES MAGAZINE.
" APRIL

u April.
RICH NUNBER-FORTY ENGRAVISGs.
coyrESTs:
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. No. VIII. Ncs:rs:ei.
LAKE NGAML Hlaiusfed-
HOW STEEL PENS ARE MADE IlRs.rs.eS.
ISLES OF THE SEA.
Letter FROM JAPAN.
RELoIsE TO ABELARD. No. III. By Elizabeth oies
Smith.
ASTRONOMICAL SCIENCE.
ANDRE CHENIER By M.ry. Translated sy May
THE FALSE ALARM; Or, THE ISDIAx AND BIS vrSsos.
Illustrated.
TIE GIANT. By Charles Mseks
GEN DANIEL MORGAN. Ilus-rs;ed
EXPEDITION TO TIE VIRGINIA CANAAN
SILENCE. By Mary Forrest.
sINNED AGAINST. By Eiz,be,h Oases sni:a.
THE nAsoUERADE-AE ANTIQUE
A. g. ROE. CEIrIeUE
AN ARKANSAS FUNERAL. By A W. 5.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF SALVATION
ELISHA KENT KANE. With Portrait.
MINIsTERIHG SPIRITS By Xenette.
HARMONY OF NATURE.
WooING SONG OF JARL EGILL sKALLAGaIM. n
iustr.;ed.
EDITORS STUDIO
HEALING MEDIUMS.
FINE ARTS ~ NETWORK
WOMEN AND CRIME.
THE CHURCH. ALL SOILS CHURCH Uritarsnl.
WOMEN VOTING
WILLIAM RODERICK LAWRENCE.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
VALUABLE INVENTIONS.
ARTIFICIAL FORMATION OF DIAMOND POWDER
INGENIOUS MECHANICAL DEVICE.
HEATING By FURNACES
CONSTITUTION OF IRON.
MISCELLANEOUS DISCOVERIES AND INVENTIONS.
EDITORS
Mr.. JOHN SMITH AFTER AN OFFICE.
ADDRESS TO AN EGG.
MY THIRTY YEARS OUT OF THE SENATE. By Major
Jack Downing. Illustrated.
The blowup Of General Jackson's Csbnet-Mr Downing
receives orders 40 and protect the inhabitants Of Mata
w.ts-The drafting Of the Dovningvle Militia for the Msd
sussk. Wsr"-Downinss Military Report the President
Mr. Downing tells the Jacksones in the LeEs had
iussle pour healing sc down the threats Of the
Huntores.
FASHIONS FOR APRIL With Original PlA'e,
NOTICE-rhe circulation Of THE UNITED STATES
MAGAZINE the of several thou.and
Der month,he sale Of March number exceeding BY
GEO copies that any previous nber Yet notwithstanding
this ucr. A,ins demand the Young Monthly there
number Of NEWSPAPERS who refuse keep II, and thus
oonp. bsr patrons much inconvenience send for IL 20
the office Of publication Persons subject 20 this trouble
requested their and addresses Office aud
the Mszne will be delivered them regularly each month
by Carriers Lase edoL OF the bsck numbers from the
ueucemen the yen reprinted and those who
unable 10 obtain be supplied. MAJOR JACK
DOWEING's THIRTY YEARS was commenced in the Jaa-
usry number and ANDRE CHENIER by Asry. in the Feb
rusry number.
NJ. EMERSON Co. No. sprlcest.
UNEAI pnkTPAITS of AIisa ROEE Err and Mr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

rBL O's G. A R D L N
n Door. open te.' commence At If, FRY Cent.
Ticie, :s.v;y;;yING Mueh n ls5I
sySc GiRpS Mont or THE SEASON
R'oTn n Ra iSf ih5s ana tsr DOUBLE COMPANY
Retain Of '0 sS sTfs, ,sT asD JEROME AAyEL,
,,,,y. u.pzyr11 Lho' 1'' LIMA wendell,
YGiNG HINGLER YOUNG AMERICA.
6emmencing 3, !. WITH the eyol1,ion. on h.
By Young Hspr Yosn, A@erga c You're Lehmann A.
Followed b. tie Grand ballet sn'liled
G.neveve r't Time Nine "'h'A'n
THE CONsCRIPT.
TT TRE nwoNDERFUI 'RAvEIs EVERY EvESiNG.
laura KEENE's NEW THEATER,
IL No; q. Broadway, OeN H9uron'.t. n..-...
Mis-. LAURA KEENE Sole Lessee and DirectTe'a
ANOTHER PETITE DRAMA
OF N1ESsE INTEREST.
THE WICKED WIFE;
TIE REIGN 9' OF TERROR.
cb.r.cters by Mesa. Jordeu st9ddAr Kent, Mas Ada
Clifton Mrs Viola Piunkett and Miss Laura Keepe
10 '' The The ELI33Es. OR, THE STATUE BRIDE ~.
Produced With New Scenery Costumes Properties ana Me
ch.Dcsl Efgcts. ,. q.
LEe,SpTbe forests Of Pa-oria are inhabited II
is SAD b. Pixies Spnies aud Ewes who, Ike the Phantom
Dancers Of Germany eesht 70 eatrsp syrs' mo H Nv.
ap. and torment them WIN men , b, often in their ma
Teiou, Gan bo give newly dead Statues roet' All
tr..s are e.p antcsy MOVING the forest. but IL only
,r tb day hey retail. their fictitious eIistence-s the sp
troscb Of night they resume their immoblity
}.
Colin. M T B. JGen,ian
Prince JOCKEY club...... Mi. Kate ks's E.S
Silva the Ststue................M Miss Laura h-,h
The music arranged and composed BY Thomas b.ser
ALLAC T H T. A / + K. -
w Mneh 81
MISS MATILDA HERON
In Mrs. Howe's play,
LEONORE.
Re-, baoi oman ,bree dsvs In ADVANCE
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No 497 Broadway,
~ contains 80 Of the finest PAINTINGS put upon eI
bibition. Open DAY and EVENING Admttance = cents
CRYSTAL PALACE.-1he Crystal Palace Is
nous things The ss,usry NoEe worth the price Of sd
mission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

GENTLEMEN HAVING viii hnd the M
COUNTRY SEATS AND DRErTE Of the SUB
srbers or Tine
GAIDCNS BEST FssrILIIcRs, -
well the CHEAPEST
-ht,tute tor manure where there dcaliy IN procnt< sii
feent & rrden and farm puTposes It's chief
Ar, that IL usN offensive CONTAINS No SEEDS oF WEEDS
h very au powerful IN rs operation upon seaon sni
AZ III. sam. - 90 harmless that car b. Pot 70 tEe- con-
tact With the .-ed or plant without in which totally IN
sl- Other fertilizers IL v bring early crops OF Pess beans
eotao corn Sc ard fI lawns and ErS plots unri
vailed The small quantity used sd esse OF spphesn rens
kv.y economical. The prce or bsrel u g oArre.s -
81 Dbl fr quantity over barrels deaver tree
IN The city pamphlet w BE- tsarded oy mail 81 FURNISHES
r,s,s on spphcsou. Address TIM LODI MASUFASrNA
ING COMPANY, No. 81 CouT-lAr dt-st, n Y
GENUINE CHINESE SUGAR-CANE SEED
" lsOrshum SsecbAntumL SPRING "HEAT-csnsi,
Club Golden DRIP, Fe Tea and other varieties SEE
OATS-P ato Data Posnd Oats, weighing 81 lbs. 20 the
bab.L SEED POTArOES-EArly Prince Albsrs, ENiy
Jupes Ash Leaf Kidney ard several other sNNt vnietie.
SPRING RYE. Sled BARLEY. CORN KING PHILIP
Early Duttor DNnss Early Sweet aud VARIOUS other sndI
MOiAR or HUNGARIAN MILLEr Seed ull ssor
uent OF GARDEN FIELD md FLOWER Seeds In large and
small quantities. GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, super
pho.phste Lime Bone DHst Land Plsster Poudrete g.
s.persl Asortm-pt " AGRICULTURAL ard HORrtCULrJ
RAJ Implements for he Aslcuura Warehouse aud
SEED store Of r L. ALLEN, Nos lss and 1871 Wser-st
VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

GALESMAN WANTED TO assist 10 the
~ WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Of Dry Goods Job
bing House this city young who has had experience
IL selling Linens, Embroicerie.. &c. Address WHITE
GOODS Tribune oHee pr:g name references aud anoa.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

DOOKKEEPERs SITUATION WANTED -
- By the ADVERTISED single man. . years u age formerly
had charge Of the books Of extensive manufacturing
In beghboing State but stery doing business here his
account would West necessary would engage Ia the
shove any other capacity in which ais services might BE-
abe Satisfactory ven Address Box No lST
TnbuI ofoe, Office Of B. DYE Ne. 81 Wal Attn story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

DEBURGs SUPERPHOSPHATE Of LIME,
D,ev rsptsly ,up~rsetrs Gusao and Al other AAnurss
T.s.,rn as hwng the hh simsOn IN wAh " s aea ~
prtie. frmer, agricultural ehemss and others N
.rulrure will forwarded application sod u 1os 20
snit aru srs; 10 barrels Of &c y, and hsz. OF - ..
Ror al. hf JAWS HANMILL No. IIo feNlse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

A SINGLE cOlOred Man wishes to obtain stu
"A alton COACHMAN in private family who thoroughly
tnds his business good reference givsn capsbty
and cbss Can be for days No 80 Wsters,
corner Peek slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
II O + A X NJ + K S.
6orses, Carriages, &e.

EOR SALE-One LARGE WAGON, nearly
new suitable for Brewer; Will be sold very low. Also
FAMILY CARRIAGE and one TOP WAGON. Apply st
the Factory corner Of Avenue A and st Mark plsce
HORSE fer SALE-A superb bay, l5t hands
high years old tine traveller good saddle horse, and
perfectly reliable. Apply the stable in hs ne.r Unyer
sty place, Of }. hUhsoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
Chances for Bus,nrss Men

DULKHEAD, PIER and WHARF LOTS.-Io
ID LYaSr tor tern years. Bult hesa non so'h IN
A. xsS az CHARLES Ed APPLEBY,
N.,or,lit.n Fire In. Co. Broadway. PINE ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

DEAL PORTRAITS Of Miss BOXER and Mr.
IL JOHN DEAN. with The WHOLE STORY Os THElh
MARRIAGE in the next NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

COOK WANTED-A COlOred Woman who can
~ ded very superior COos-boasst and
sobe-w receive the highest gwen By applying ~ No
W,st Ns,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

CTPERIOR FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL

CUPERIOR FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
- TRIES Linpsan Nurseries. Flushing, " f-rhe cats
osue. of The establishment far the current
issued and may be Oh aimed a FOWLER WELLS'S No
Ss Broadway will be from Flushing TO applicants WAC
incose Stamps
100 ms Chinese sussCane in qussnty or In packages Of
sOs Seeds postptid for 81 =. Chinese lmpriA hce
white Potato the only American growth for sale s.
deEep IS for and per leo Osi-rs q finest knd to
baskets &c. *2to s. per 1850 LAYTON SisesesTry pei
WIN. X fhlNNE a 20
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH "a, 1857

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THE DEs JARDINE RAILROAD MASSACRE IN
CANADA:
The following accurate EugsyDs' Of this terrible accident
vii .ppear in DO. 90 Of
FRANK LEsLIE's
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
ready tor delivery TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY hNen -
LARGE PICTURE FROM A DRAWING BY AN EYE
r.pr..en,ins the Train punsas into the Chssm
THE LOCOMOTIVE HAULING THE CARS OUT OF THE
Cns from Sketch made at O'Clock in the morning, By
cur G rrespoud ding Artist Mr.. L. NJ
BREAKING INTO The CARS, AND REScUlNG THE
Victims
SEARCHING FOR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS AMONG
he Dead in the Clubhouse Of the Station at Burlington
GEsERAL VIEW OF THE SCENE FROM The LAM
from Photosraph sde expressly for th. Paper BY MI d.
Be.re Of Toronto showing the Ruirs of he Bride and
the surrounding Country and several Pictures oil incidents
corrected with the SD calamity
RrscTISG THE TWO CHILDREN FROM THE FLOAT
irg Ice. 80,
MENJuMPING OFF THE LAST CAR, GO
ins over The Abutnent-i
HAULING UP BODIES ON LADDERS TO THE SURFACE
Of the Abutment-
GRAPHING FOR BODIES
PEOPLE CROSSING OVER THE ICE ON RAFT. &c.
SKETCH OF POTTERs FIELD, NY, SHOWING THE
Cutting recently made through IT, and the Dissertation
Of the Dead.
SKULLS AND BONES LYING 0NTHE HIGHWAY ENDS
ofC fins. sticking of the Excavations the side Of the
THE CABINET-No l.
PORTRAIT OF HOWELL COBB, SECRETARY OF THE
Treasury.
THE NEW cENT-FACE AND REVERSE.
THE ALBANY BURGESS CoRPs, AS THEY APPEARED
ir PARA, n. Y, on their recent Visit
PORTRAIT OF THE OFFICERS OF THE BURGESS
Corps
WINTER SPORTS NEAR MONTREAL, AN ORIGINAL
Article with two Illustrations
MAN sHOEING BY MOONLIGHT
TABOGAINING BY MOONLIGHT
MILITARY GUARD SCENE IN THE STREETS, CANTON
REELING SILK FROM THE COCOONS-RURAL SCENE
in China
And plenty of interesting Reading Mater
PRICE SIX CENTS, OR IS PER ANNUM.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsAGENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

4 MOTHER RICH NUMBER If the UNITED
~ STATES MtaAZlNE Is OUT TO-DAY
FORTY ENokA'iSGS IN the APRIL UNITED STATES
MAGAZINE
LAI Gh-M'Is Of MAJOR JACK DOwNING'S THIRTY
YEARS n the APRIL UNITED STATES MAGAZINE.
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON IIIIsrRArED IN the
APRIL UNITED STATES MAGAZINE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-08-22

y HG>TA N .aDIHtE.
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4 { II F. W #ai}'I I.
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Eaton n1Isa Steam Forty.

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-15
A Desirable Farm for Sale

1 I AUCTION.-The subscriber will sell Mt
N Public Auction on Saturday, April lSth NJ
Ii o'clock, \. NJ, on the premises, the Farm for
merly owned by Cyrus Eddy, situated in New
Haven, one mile south Of the Mills, and five miles
from Mddeburv village.
Said Farm contains 100 acres of vetv desirable
land all of which is tillable and in high state Of
cultivation. A mole productive Farm for hoth
grass aud grain is not TO be ouad in the county
On the promises is good orchard, AN excel ent
Wood.lo', House, two l. ,rns, Sheds, Blacksmith
shop, and other out-buildines, all in good repair.
Also to be sold at the same time and place, the
Stock on said Farm, consisting Of Horses Cows,
Sheep, &c. together with Farming Utensils. Al
SO, Waggonr Sleghs, Harnesses. &c.
Also,--Fifty Acres Of heavily thnbered Land,
situated two miles from said Earn.
THIS is an opportunity that seldom offers. rs
the property /, very desirable, and the sale
positive.
Terms IF Sde.- Two.tlrds cash. the balance
in one year. T.. d, THAIEE
Bristol, April 3, 1857. SLEW.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-15
Saw Mill for Sale at Auction

OK the 22d day of April next. at 10 O'clock
" A. NJ. on the premises, in RIPTON, by or
der Of the Char "ellor shall proceed to sell by
Auction, unlcss previously disposed of al private
sale, all that Mil Privilege, formerly known as
the iIendrick Mills, and lately owned by n. Wood
& Co together with three lots Of land, Nos. II,
~, and 93, containing about 800 acres, in its vi
entity, together or in parcels, having good body
OF Snuce, IIemock, and Hardwood timber there
on. The Mil is newly built in the most approved
manner, and in good order. A dwelling house,
barns, and blncksmith's shop, are in the mmc-
date vicinity, and 300 acres of the land are ada
cent to the MILL sale positive. Terms made
known AZ time Of sale.
SAM'L SWIFT. Master
MiddleburY March 8, 1857. 47:tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-15

CTATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remembered
- District of Addison, ss that at a Probate
Court held at Mddlebury,in andfor the District
of Addison on the 18th day Of APRIL A. b. 1857.
The administrator OF the estate of
CHRISTI ANA CUTHBERT,
late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased,
makes application to said conrt to have his
q count as administrator Of said estate cX-
amined and allowed; Ii is thereupon ordered
that said account be considered for allow
ance at the session thereof to be held at the
Probate Office. in said MddlehUry, on the
4th day cf May next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, aud that notice thereof be given
to ali persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to the probate and allowance of
said account, by publishing certified copy
of this order in the Middlebury Register
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-
three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time of said count.
C. G. TiLpEN, Judge.
A true copy of record.
so, Attest: c. G. TiLDEN, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-15

C,TATE OF VERMONT,l At Probate
SDDtrictefNew Htrsa,SS. Court held at
Bristol, in said district, on the 9th day OF
April 1857,
An Instrument purporting to be the last
Will and testament of
JOSIAH COVE,
late Of Lincoln in said district, deceased was
presented to said court for probate. The
court appointed the first Monday Of May.
1857, at 10 O'clock A. M at the office of the
Judge of said court in Bristol aforesaid, as
the time and place for proving said will
where II concerned may appear and contest
the probate of sail will, if they see causeand
made an order requiring notice to be given 20
all persons by publishing copy OF the record
Of this order in the Middlobury Register, a
newspaper printed at Middebury, in this
State, three weeks successfully. previous to
the time appointed for said proving
Harry MUNSlLL, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
52-Sw Harry MUNSlLL, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


WE, tho subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate court for the District of
New Haven Commissioners, to receive exam
inc and adjust allrlaims and demands oil
all persons against the estate of
AMOS EDDY,
late of Bristol in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and months from the 9th
day of Anvil A. D., 1857, being allowed
by Gid Court for that purpose, we DO
therefore n1reby give notice that we viii
attend to he business OF our said appoint
ment, at tue dwelling house of Amos Z.
Hazletine, in Bristol, en- the fourth Wednes-
DAYS of May and September next from nine
o'clock, A. NJ, until 4 O'Clock, +. NJ, on each
of said days,
cHAs: Il; SMITH, cOmm'r',
DATUS r. GAGE,
Dated at Bristol, this 18th day Of April
A, D. 1857 oSsw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-15
For Sale.

HHE subscriber offers for sale his residence in
i Middlebury Village, formerly owned and oc-
cupicd by Edward Wainwright. The buildings
are in the most perfect repair, having recently
been remodeled aud arranged in the most perfect
manner.
The house is situated in q central portion Of the
village and is considered one OF the best locations
in town. The premises contain two acres Of the
best OF land, on which is large lot OF thrifty
fruit trees Of the most approved varieties. In
shot, it is Just such place as a man would like
flat wanted II good, situation. The subscriber
also offers his
Flu R NIT u r e,
which is all nearly new, in whole or in part, to
suit purchasers, at prices that must be satisiac-
tory to good Judges
The above property will be sold on very reason
able terms Credit will be given if desired, if Sc
cured. Possession given the first Of May,
SAMUEL SHEPARD, JR.
Middlebury, March so, 1857. 5OSm
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.SHELDON'S UIIR TONIC.

This is prepared especially for its tonic and
Strengthening effects in promoting the healthy
growth If the Hair, and preventing It from coming
ont. For these purposes it is the best remedy
ever sold here.
All the above preparations are manufactured
by ME, person whom You all KNOW and have
no hesitation in putting them in competition. for
real value, with anything else of the kind made in
the world. ii. a. SHELDON.
January 3lst, 1857.
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to emCrate to
l the West, offers for sale his FARM, con-
tanning 1925 acres beautifully situated on the west
side of " Chapman Him. about ga of mile north
Of the village Of Mddebury, Vt, bounded on the
west by the Rutland x Burlington Railroad lie
has expended within the last four wears over one
thousand dollars in buildings and repairs, and has
daring the time purchased and hauled on to the
farm over three hundred loads of manure, and one
hundred loads Of ashes, making it now n most de.
sirablc location for gentleman having children 10
educate it being only three Iourths of d mile from
the Female Seminary and one mile and quarter
from lhiahbury College. lie sll also sell with
the Farm, if desired, the StocN Farming Tools,
and portion Of the Household Furniture.
The stock consists of 10 COWS, yoke of Oxen,
100 choice sheep, available horses, two colts, one
yearling heier, two calves and quantity of hay
aud grain
He would also inform the public that his lease
of the Addison House" expires on the first of
September, proximO, and that owing to the ill
health of his wife and daughter moe especially,
lie will negotiate with any one DESTROYS OF taking
the House, and he is informed and assured by
those who control it, that favorable terms can be
obtained for Il lease OF the House for five years or
more f. MUSSEY.
Middlobury, March so, 1857. 5O:3w
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LIZ Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Elk
tract D uchu, is prepared directly according
TO the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and
is the best and most active preparation which
can be made for the cure of diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
hesses, &c. Read the advertisement in An
other column, headed Helmbold's Genuine
Preparation. 24;y