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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-01-28

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THE subscriber having been appointed
L agent for the sa.o of Whcclcr's Patent
Endless Chain Railway Horse Powers, with
combined Threshcr and Winuower, is pre-
parcel to furnish them ~ manufacturers
prices al ling cost Of transportation. These
Powers arc made for either one or two horses.
Their superior merits. in point OF durability
aud Case OF running, are fully established
their greater length ard width Of Treading
Floor anil Stall, give them advantages over
other powers which are highly appreciated
bv those who have tried them. Several thou
sands are in use some of which have thrcshcd
over 700, 900 bushels. These Horse Powers
Lavo boon made for over seventeen years and
the patent on them has recently been cx-
tended for an additional term of seven years.
Parties wanting powers are invited to call
and examine before purchasing. Also Agent
for uorse Power Saw Mills.
II II D0OLITTLE,
Sign Of the Saw, College Street.
Burlington, VI. Aug. II, 1856. 1S,6m
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CARPETINGs-A good ssaor,men., I"
Olov prices. for sale at ch"ii
Nov. ~ 1856.
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For Sale.

TIME House and Lot on Court Street two
l. doors south Of the Court House, recent
ly occupied by Dr. W. p. Russell. Any per-
son wishing an eligible location in the vii
lage of Middlebury, can secure a great bar
gain by applying to the subscriber before tho
10th of June next.
Possession giAen Immediately.
W. P. Russell.
N%iddlsbury. May 20, 1856. 5;tf
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MANUFACTURING q.
g. CLAY

Ohtu iNefNbNhuAJ ~
Msd patrons and the public general
ly, that they continue to receive
A w 90 l.
At the establishment Iof Ethe Middlcbury
Manufacturing Company, to manufacture in
to different kinds of Cloths, such as
CLOTHS, CASSINERES, DOESKINS,
TwEEDS, FANCY GOODS,
And all kinds of
RIBBED GOODS, COLD FLANNELs,
or permanent colors and mixes to suit the
taste, on shares or by the yard; at the option
oil the owner,
Having been to great expense in purchas-
ing looms suited to weaving
FANCY CHECKS,
And using nothing but pure wool for the fab
rio, wo feel warranted in saying that our
goods. As to style and quality cannot be sru-
passed in the country.
They will keep a large assortment on hand
OF the various kinds of their manufacture so
as to accommodate those of their patrons
who may want their cloth in advance.
Tho subscribers would say that they have
been encouraged to venture this large outlay
ia machinery, from the fact that they have
hardly been able, by the utmost effort on
their part, to supply tho home demand for
their cloths for the last two years.
Encouraged by the favor with which their
goods have met thus far, they hope by strict
personal attention to business. and the inter
ssts of their patrons, to receive a liberal
share Of patronage.
WOOL CARDING.
We would announce to the public that we
have also purchased = new set Of machinery
guitable for carding wool into rolls for Gus
tomcrs,a at short notice and at the usual prices.
srTerms rs reasonable AS at any eStab-
iishment in tho vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT,
VALENTINE V. CLAY.
Midjlebury, May &c, 1856.
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Albany Private Hospital.
QUICK Cures and Low Pr

NO. 8 BEAVER STREET, ALBANY, N. v.
Ttrcnty Thousand Patients Cured Annuallv.
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CHAKER YARN-50 lbs. white and colored
CYarn, of excellent quality, received at
VALLETTE'S.
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Ahf'B WI iNhNA si AhNiiF ehih 90
sortment of the latest importations and
best manufactures of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Equal in material, make, texture, durabil-
iy and style to any Stock ever offered in this
country-r"tailcd at wholesale prices.
CONSISTING OF
SAtris-With linen bosoms, collars and
wristbands, of the best and finest qualities,
and new and choice styles.
CaticO ShirIS-The latest and most attrac-
tive patterns.
CHdershirts and Drapcrs-Of Wool, Meri-
no, Cashmere, Silk, and Cotton, of desirable
and durable quelities-snd the Teviot Wool
Undergarments, so highly approved by Ply
sicians. Also, the Shaker Shirts and Dratr-
ers.
Cro~rats-Superior quality and beautiful
styles, and a full assortment of Stocks, COL
lars, NeektyeS, GLOBES, Searfs, and buffers
of the richest kinds.
SuspenderS-An almost endless variety, in
GLIDING the finest and most durable.
POekethandkerohicfs-Silk and Cotton
plain and printed-an unrivallcd assortment.
Hall Hose Wool and cotton, of the best
texture, selected expressly for retail trade.
Morning Robes and GOpns--Elegant Pat
terms, excellent material, and of the best
make.
This Stock comprises all grades, from the
lowest to the richest, that can be produced
and having every facility for importing and
manufacturing, not exceeded by any other
establishment in the United S~tates-buyers,
therefore, will consult their interest by exam
lining the goods which are sold at the
LOrest possible cash price.
" Goods promptly delivered at all the
Rail Road Depots, Steamboats,, &c, and in
any part of the city, without charge
- Shirts made to order by experienced
hands, in superior style, at short notice, war
ranted to cit. IL No Machine work lone
in this establishment. Oily.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
A Card.

For the convenience of Druggists and indi-
viduals now using this Medicine in the State
of Vermont, a constant supply will be kept in
the hands of our State Agent, FRED. l..
SMITH, and all applications or orders will
be promptly filled, on the same terms as when
addressed to us.
p. v. r. COVENTRY, & CO, Proprietors
So Geuesce.st., Auburn, N. Y.
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SAMUEL G.

Formerly with s. s. Picrce.) Successor to
j. y Parker & Co.
American Ale, Porter and Cider,
ALS0P'S INDIA ALE AND LAGER BEER
in Casks or Bottles. Also
SCOTCH ALE, LONDON PORTER,
FRENCH AND GERMAN WINES,
Ch0mpaign, Harana Cigars, &c.
at Wholesale or Retail.
Particular attention paid TO bottling for
family use. Orders by mail promptly at
tended to.
Easements s5 Court Square, Boston, Mass.
Sept. 90, 1866. 24;3m
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Medicines and Drugs.

TINE largest and best assortment ever Of
l. fered in the county of Addison, just re-
ceived by Ii. A. SHELDON
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Fred ayden's Cheese.

HAVING purchased all the above cheese
IL / shall retail it at my store.
ii. A SHELDON.
Sept. o, 1856. 81
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1000 Cords Green Hard Wood

THE subscriber having purchased the
l. Hayward wood lot in weybridge, 10 now
ready TO contract with those in want of large
or small quantities of wood; Such as Beach,
Maple, Hardhsck &C., at the lowest Cash
price. Those in want of wood will do well
to call on me before buying elsewhere.t
Orders left at J. NJ. Slade s. Cos Store,
will be promptly attended to.
Il. W. LYONS.
Middlebury, Oct. nth, 1866. 27;Sm
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FREMONT MILLS.
Teas Coffees, Chocolates, Coooas Spices,
&c.
AND ALSO IN SMALL PACKAGES.

S,sn Il the Chin tman grinding coGce.)
I4l WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON
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CALT.-Turk's Island aud Liverpool Salt,
- just received by II. A. SHELDON.
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VINEGAR.-76 bbls. Cider Vinegar for
Y sa 9 by ii. A. SHELDON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-05


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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tve Men and Hsrsss Drowned Robbery
W. are informed by q friend just from
De Witt, that about 3 o'clock Tuesday
morning last, two men and two horses were
drowned In a slough emPtying into Jus
W.ubssipine con. Tor Wapsey river. Four
per.ops were in . wagon drawn by a team
81 Ane horsss owned by a German, Of this
co.ptv. who was driving. They had been
cro.sips some email sloughs, when In some
u-n.ccountabls manner they 60 into .
slough some thirty feet deep The
0ermsn, and an Irishmsn, who 10 SAID 10
have ! family In Rock leland, were drown
"A wi,h the horses. We understand thai
The Irishmsn, who had got in the wagon
inst before the q ceident occurred, had been
several months GU. Of employment and was
aoinp 10 De Witt to procure work, ne
Mad : wstch and some money on his person
The bodies had not been recovered tues
d.v -eveninQ, when OUT informant left, Blu
tie river was being dragged thoroughly Tor
them. We learn that one Of the persons
in the wagon named 6tratton, from DeWn'
had $500 on his person when the accident
occyrred. In drying the money at a neign'
boring house. $500 Of the sum was stolen
This Il his statement, but the tact was de-
MED. In the immediate neighborhood The
accident and the robbery charge, have pro-
duced great excitement. Our cotempora'
rio. in Rock Island are requested to notice
this accident for the purpose Of discovering
the name Of the drowned man from that
civ,
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New Store and New Goods
L. & r. H. TYNER
A NE nov opening 81 the stand formsriJ oesuRisa "
"A sutton a Co., corner Of Rock Islaud and Second
streets. an entire new stock @
DRY GOODS,
(, Bought b. one Of the nrm ia the city u New YORK
expressly for this market, and we'll suited 70 ue
and season. Our stock OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS
l, lsr.s, and comprises 9 great many elegant styles
SILKS, Musi;o md Wool DeLsines. Wool reyes Eng
Iisa and F,enea Msrinos, Psrcmetta Cloths, e. Ai.S.
a heavy sloek OF Merrimsck, Cccheco, Bay STARE fh'
in Aliens sud other GAai hrsnds OF
FRINTs.
All Of which will be sod at low prizes,
CLoAKs N MANFILLAs,
This department Of our stock is full and s~oEPlsss
spd coatsiIs e great many new stylss, oonsas
of the mar ufAs sursrs also . splendid assost@aat Of
oLoAKINa CLOTHS,
Ioux ana Square BFochs and Bay state sha"is:
hcots, CONT rts, yicteyines, Quilted and Hoop skltss
fI.-i.Ty, Gloves -. '"1i STOCK Oh
EMsRoIDKkIEs
osiefs. sleeves, Bands, Eloundng, LaSes and EdSinss,
aud g complete stock Of Velvet AID other Dress ana
Cloak Trimmings Our stock OF
STABLE GOODS
il very large, and contains q splsnaia varsity o. bee
Blankets, Brown snd Bieachei Nuslias . nd DTiuinss
Ticking, WOODEN and Canton fiarreis, iindssSs, Deh
inns, Crash, SC.
our goods wers bought with The snsention OF openips
here about the inst OF last month, but We we're MOI aoi'
10 procure a room. The season Las. SO iss ao'egre.
4 -. 80 ,,fl COLL N NJ var tI. rr1N2S-AS low. " 10
| lover. thsn we're ever before offered IN this eatS, In efas
| 10 make rcgu ioT our spring stcss of socds. -
The public are respectfully invited =" can arS ~
| Inc Our goods asi prices. 81 - H. Hn
I Davenport Jan IS
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Rsek Island Bridge Case .

The Chicago Press Of yesterday says;-
The case of the owners of the steamer Effie
Alton vs. the Rock Island Bridge Company
was continued by agreement yesterday in
the u. s. Court, until the July term. Judge
Wead, of Peoria, appeared for the plaintiff
and Messrs. Judd, OF this city, and Knox,
. Rock Island, for the defence.
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MMnEsoTA bELLI.--This steamer orrly.
Cd It Burlington last Friday with two load-
ed bnrges In tow. and bound for upper ports.
We hope to see her here soon, but shall not
expect her Ia u hurry.
1aE NEXT LECTURE We are requestea
to say that the next lecture before tn
Young Mems Literary Asso %ciation, will be
delivered by Mr., Giles, at lie Claire Hall,
neyt Monday evening. We presume that
tbs time there will be no disa ppointment
in the arrival oil the lecturer.
ATTENTION We thank DIR. Ellis. our
able Delegate in the Constitutional Con-
We alton, his documents sent US
ON A BysT.-The unterriGed Democracy
attempted q torch light procession and gem
eral jubilee last evening On the occasion OF
Buchanan's Inauguration. We may give
some of the particulars to, morrow
SOCIAL PARrT.-SoTe Of the young folks
will have q social party this evening at the
German Theatre. If the dancing partner
of this office be not there, it will not be that
the desirable compliment of On invitation
was forgotten. We wish our young friends
a pleasant time
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New YORK, March 8.
We learn from Washington that the 10
aupural Address of the President elect will
not be put into the hands of the printers TN.
til o .morrow, consequently II cannot be re-
ceived through the mails in season for pub
~lication on Thursday morning. There be-
ing but one wire working between this cily
and Washington, the masts Of the Morse
line having been blown down at the Bus
quehanna river on Monday. it will not be
possible to receive i. in season for publica-
ton in the evening editions. We shall hope
to receive the full document over the wires
in season for Thursday morning. We un.
derstand the address will make between
one and two columns OF the Washington
Union.
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Eligible Investment;
MpORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

loRsALE-.T The stock Of Dry Goods contsinfu ~
Il The New York Commission Wareho1ss, eo'nSt
OF BRADY and Fourth stroels, Davenport, lows. o..
so the House. q neat Two story frame, long @ 49,
low rent. The store is elegantly ntaa up suuaoss
moi require = dollar to be expended Oh IL 70, sny
business. Tho stock Is smsn, frssh and wSn ~ ~
raj Ia Inc ci \ for . xentosl retail trade los
,sung man 90 commencing busine ,s tbs Is = fass ~
poTlunity, apply on the premises, OF saa.sss =
tNl 4, O.. WsSA~A~
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O1A morning paper gives a mysterious
account OF a marriage IN high lie" intim.
ating that Mr.. >. X, habitue of the Filth
Avenue, has feathered his nest by esP0us.
ing a spring chicken, only fourteen years
old, who has $3.50 600 in her " right
The child alluded to 10 Misc Lorillard,
whose slop ment from Miss Haine's board
ing school has oceasioned quite a Huttering
*s.Es= nv. Y. Mirror.
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TIE HURDELL A .

New York, March 8.
Proceedings were commenced TO day IN
the Surrogate's Court, in the matt er Of DIR,
Burdell. Mr.. Marvine fully identified Dr..
| b. as the person he married to Mrs. Cun.
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THE :3soHs OF New YORK The great
subject OF Interest among the Fifth Avenue
tolks, in New York, just now seems to be
the party given by DR.. Ssrsaparillal Town
send-"not old jacob Townsend" as the
advertisement used to say--given on Tues
day evening,
The following bill OF particulars was
sent to every one with his or her card
Mrs.. 8. p. Townsend
Requests tie pleasufs of--~
company, on TUESDAY Evening, FEBRUARY sitl- al
oo'clock. " .
Dancing IN the Drawing Rooms,
Panorama OF Inc hudson River In the Theatre are
Picture Gallery.
p.,i,r in tns second story for Conversation etc
pa,lo~.in The Third ssd Ponrth stories for
Whist Parties.
Iu.t. Will copmepes 81 = O'CLOCK
pausing az 10 O'Clock.
sappsr st li1s o'clock
| Panorama viii move from 10 TO / ohsioSk
Carriages ~ ~, ] and 2 O'CLOCK.
Gsuche Boosey, all the Potiphars' and
many of the fashionable' of Fifth Avenue
were present.
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NJ RS. Belts Utero-A biominal supporter, 10
M vented by Mrs. Sarah Belts, pniladoiph,a, ana
n,Ohiy recommended by the Medical Faculty as be
n gtna he, iu.sramant of the KIND. For sale by
FRANCis IACoBf, ia,
inaadly Apothecaf5f
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Farm for Sale.

,,,uE subetEibeT wishes to dispose Of : farm Of 70.
acres, situated one mile north o. Long aio'e,
~ h are unler cultiyations with house, stable,
LII sis, Terms rcssonsbiej %one-hail cash an
,m, .slsnce on .llse. Apply to The undeisgIea al
hi. re- sIdencc in Long Grove ux cp,p1-p
r.. - ,i,nxitN SonN uhiE 4
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Relief for Walker,

New YoRK, March 5.
A correspondence to the New York Trib.
une says: IA propeller is said to be fitting
out in this port for the relief Of Walker
The vessel is to GO around the Horn, and
carry a large force Of troops. arms and
ammunition and provisions.
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.oTis Education forms the cUmmo on mind,
Just as the twig Is bent ths tree's inclined.
HAVING rsceiv ell an Agency for
III HOrbiOOkss Sch col Apparatus,
fhe attention ofTEACBkRs and TRUSTEES Is
solicited to the specimens just received, including the
Common school Set, price $50, 90.
Packed IN q boz com prisiny an Orrey, 1eiia rian,
Geom stricai Solids, Terrestrial Globe Is iRcbl Nh
neral Frame, Hemisphere Giobs. Cube Root Block
{ex.rsl Text Book and Magnet,
Esch Of the above Tor sale separate. Also
Br s. Mounted Orrsrys. 1l2,s0 ana l5,00
Cole stiai Spheres, $50
Pointing Rods, jointed with screws, so 70
Do bile States, No sos, No Q 90
Hoibrook's Noiseless Drawing sistes, No. l and Q,
- Books, 10
g hoiseless High School States, single, 30
81 a 81 douole, 60
Black Board Rubbsrsand Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
or Gyroseope, $500 d $40,
Also, castings for improved
school Dsaks.
At The Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 80 Brady street, 3doors north Of the Post ohee.
mo 10 ELI ADAMS.
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Alits tyY eaIn
& other grain, Steam
Eng1nes Of any siEss slso
Rotary Saving Machines
furnished 20 ordsr; Iron Man
Ties and Crates 81 ways On
p hana, Steam VII isles and
Brass goods for 9
work gsnersily.-ln tho
line Of Building Mstsri
ais We defy competi-
tion. We give partica-
lar attention to thsbrsnck ofths Hade
and know that We can satis IL any and
all who have occasion to want any goods
in the wsy Of builAae. We keep only thu
test brands Of Ns,lssnd spikes, vii % Lead .
Pkint Oh, eai q very laTss assortment Of
trimmings, such ss Locks & Latehss, Bntu
= H;nges, Glxsa, Sash. Doors, Putty, Sesh
Pullies, Window Springs and Lock-,
Wcashts aud Cord and things too nuner ops te
mention. Our s,oos Of Fancy hardware and ofhei
goods will be found attractive. We have q nns Is
sertment of silyeg plated Ware, eonsisting Of Tss
Sstts, Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns, Table and Tss
Spoons, Breakfast aud Hnnsr Casters, new
styles, Mustard, sugar and Spoons
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naSSOLlElON.

ga sopartn ership hsrs,oiore existing under the
! n,me of VsrderS CTaapton Ia mis "ts is,s
ed by mutual consenN Inc business '"s
Ann viii be settled by Chas; W. Verdi
CHAS W. CHAMPION.
Davenport, Feb. 9th, 1851
1hs busiDsss vii, be conducted ssnslai ., S1s''
W. Verdst. AshSrs OF patronage 10 sehe'sN'
febaS div
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.CosyEsTIos.--We have not heard whe'h
., m, Constitutional Convention ad,ournea
Yesterday or not. a sitwas resolved u sho'''
Jo W., publish an abstract OF three days
proceedings in another place IL has cost
=. considerable isbort to make these abstract Is
, from dsy to day, so as to give in as small q
,onDass as possible the main business oc'
supyine the attention Of the Convention OF
the r.,ults Of their laborL and we think nc
mar, Of our paper will be read with more in
terest by citizens generally.