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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-02-18
STELDON'S IAIR TONIT

This is prepared especially for its tonic an
strengthening effects in promoting the healthy
growth of the Hair, and preventing 1t from coming
out. For these purposes it is the best remedy
ever sold here.
All the above preparations are manufactured
by ME-, II 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. SlibLDON.
Iauunrv 3iet 1897.
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Dentistry.

NJ HARRIS, NJ. d., would tender his CRATE
IN .rnl Acknowledgements to the inhabitants
Of Middlcbury add vicinity, for their liberal
patronage the past year and solicitsa contin-
uancc of the same All who wish his pro-
fcssional services have the assurance OF the
latest styles done in a thorough and durable
manner.
DIR. II. has a Tooth Powder that he war
rants to cleanse the teeth perfectly, and Is a
sure cure for n bad breath. Teeth extracted
by the freezing process with little or no pain.
Middlebury, New 26, 1856. 81
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500 per Month will be Paid.

A uENIS are wanted in all parts of the Unit
IA ed States ard Canadas, to canvas for
New Book by Rev. John Williams, entitled the
History of the North American Indians, contain
ing history of their origin, past, present, and
future destiny. One volume Of $50 pages. The
retail price Of This work is SO. Agents will be
paid 500 per month, paid monthly in advance,
or allowed a commission Of 30 per cent,
Thoce wishing TO act as agents must send me
81 and postage stamps, and will send them
cory of the work, and, if after an examination Of
the work. he should not wish to act as agent, the
work can be returned if desired. Address,
REV. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Broadway r. o., New York City.
=. S. Weekly papers inserting this advertise
ment four weeks and sending me their lill will
have the amount Immediately remmtted. 42-St
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National Magazine.

The high rank which this periodical has attain
cd for its literary and artistic merits, and for its
strictly moral character, induces the publishers TO
renew their exertions to make it worthy of the
support of every family in the land. They will,
therefore spare expense to present it to its read
crs monthly in the finest style Of art. Having en-
gagged the services of some of the best writers in
the community, it will be the aim of the editor to
make the THE NATIONAL combine, with such ar
ticlcs as the popular mind usually relishes with
most avidity mn elevated literary tone, critical
appreciation of art, and n just recognition of
Christianity without dogmatism and without
scctarianisin
A liberal discount made to Wholesale purchas-
ers A fifth copy of the work will be allowed for
four subscribers and any person forwarding six
teen dollars shall have the Magazine for ten sub
scribers, and, as premium, bound volume
worth two dollars. Clubs of ten, to one address
shall have the work for fifteen dollars year.
Orders for the Magazine may be directed to
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W. CARLTON & PORTER.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
This is among the very best of our popular
magazines. Varied in contents, pure in tone,
elevated in character, handsomely illustrated, it
combine. rs many attractions us can be found in
any month Independent
We rcga I'd The NATIONAL as in many import
ant respect the best of the monthles.-- Ctntrdl
Christian H,iqW
This work ha ppily combines the departments
of literature art and religion; and is conducted
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terly.
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NATIONAL Mag vi SE but if ull the numbers have
been as good rs the Sc before us, we have lost
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Able articles era, e he pages of THE NATIONAL
MAGAZINE, and give it q sterling literary charac-
ter.-Lome JouyRut
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Castleton Seminary.

NNHE Spring Quarter commences Thursday,
L February &c. During the Term Just closed,
l42 pupils have been connected with the Scmin-
arv, with nine Associate and Assistant Teachers.
Encouraged by the prosperity of the half year
thus passed, we pledge our renewed and best eff
forts to satisfy the reasonable expectations of
those who shall trust their sons and daughters
To our c;rc. For Catalogues or Rooms, please
address 43-3w AZARlAH HYDE, Prn
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BLACKWOOD's MAGAZINE,
The British QnarterlE Reviews.

The British Quarterly Reviews,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE
Cost Reduced 80 to rs per cent.
l. SCOTT & CO., NEW YORK, continue . pub
sh the following leading British Periodicals Vlz"
The London Quarterly tcOnscrvative''
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The North British Reric,c free Church).
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8.
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These Periodicals ably represent the three
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ligion they stand, as they ever have stood, unri-
vailed in the world of letters, being consideredin
dispensablc TO the scholar and the professional
man, while to the intelligent reader OF every class
they furnish n more correct and satisfactory rec
ord of the current literature of the day, through
out the world, than eau be possibly obtained from
any other source.
EARLY CopiEs-The receipt Of Adcdnce Sheets
from the British publishers give additional value
to these Reprints inasmuch ms they can now be
placed in tie hands of subscribers about as soon
as the original editions.
TERMS. Irregular Prces)
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Payments 10 be made in all cases in odrdnce. 1lon.
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at par.
PosTAGE.-The Postage to any part ofihc Uni
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for Blackwood ~ and but Fourteen Cents Il year
for each of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be fur
nished for 1867
SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1856 AND 1857 TOGETHER.
Unlike the more cmphcmeral Magazines of the
day, these Periodicals lose little by age Hence
full year OF the Nos with no omissions 81 Tor
1856, may be regarded nearly as valuable ms Tor
1857. We propose to furnish the two years at the
following extremely low rates, viz.
For Blackwood's Magazine, 30
For any one Review 90
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y To avoid fractions, So may be RENTED tor
Blackwood for which we will forward that work
for both years, post paid
N B.-The price in Great Britain of tho five
Periodicals above named is about S3l per nnnuin.
As we shall never again lie likely 10 offer such
inducements as those here presented.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
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mission can be allowed to Agents,
Address,
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For Sale.

TINE House and Lot on Court Street, two
l. doors south Of the Court House, recent
ly occupied by DR.. w. P. RrssrL. Any per
son wishing AN eligible location in the vii
lagc of Middlcbury, can secure great bar
gain by applying to the subscriber before the
10th of June next.
Possession gAen Immediately.
w.P. Russell.
Middlcbury. May 90, 1856. Off
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SHTNGLE MACHINE!
E. r. MORRIsON's PATENT

CIIINGLE MACHINE, for Riviny and SHAY
- ing Shi:is les, is not humbug or a failure,
as old fogies may smpect got up on purpose to
gull the public lis practictablity has been tested
for about three years. and sustains its former rep
utation. Nearly all the rights in the States in
the u Mon have been taken for said Machine, and
between one and two hundred have been already
put in operation. The Machine works all kinds
Of Timber that can be worked by hand, and some
that can not, from the raw bolt at a rapid rate,
from 1000 to 1000 per hour, according to the quail
ty of the Timber. The above Machine is now
il, o,craton n
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TOYS, ToYSs

A LAR GE invoice of Toys consisting
IA Dolls and Doll Heads, Villages ia Boxes
Of various sizes, Ten Pins, Dogs, Cats. Mice
China aud Britannia Tea Sets, Flat Irons
Toy Candlesticks and Lamps, Toy Drums
Cradles and Wagons, and various other Toy
90 numerous to mention, for sale atwholes
ale aud retail at tho NEWS DEPOT.
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm Of 800 acres, in the northwcstcrly
Apart of Salisbury, on Otter Creek and
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, four
and half miles from Middlebury by rail
road. Said fan m is well wooded,wc watcrcd,
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tillage, &c. Here is
fine chance for young cntcrprising farmer
or the capitalist, as the farm lies in one body
and may be divided so as TO make several
farms. JOHN NJ. W EEkS.
West Farms Salisbury, Oct. /, 1856. o5
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e,,nIDoN,s CuERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs, Colds, &C., contains all the valuable
virtues Of Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Dark,
" III many other valuable remedial agents, "n ~
co,to ms 10 OPIUM. Its increasing success rs It's
best rec .oniinendation.
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New Saw Mill

IN MIDDLEBURY VILLAGE. Having re-
! Gently built new Saw MILL we are pre-
prepared TO do icustom saving the coming
winter Wca arc able to cut out 5000 feet in
~ hours, and will calculate to let man
have a load of lumber to carry back after he
brings in the second load oflogs. We agree
TO do the work well or pay for thu lumber.
Nov. 30, 1856. 23-3m N. H.HAND.
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Syrh-LDON'S NO. II,

For Diorrhoco. Cholera DIorbis, and other kim
dred comnlnint, las oil. aimed the most unprecc-
dented sale that any Medicine eyer had in Mid Mid
dlebnry. 1t is so well known INA. people nave
only to be reminded that it is SUI i0r salc ~ my
store.
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TINTIE Spring Session of Lectures in Castleton
1 Medical College, will open on the 10th of the
present month, with new and entire Chemical Il
Philosophical apparatus, and many additions to
the other departments.
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Sheldon's Hair DVe !

nOUBLE tho quantity at HALE the Pee CO.. ..
other Dyes. 1t continues to sell at ~,
Iily increasing rate as people become ncqnairte"
with it.
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HANDS PAIL FACTORY,

In NIDDLnBuRY, where il will remain for q short
time. I he object of its exhibition here, is that
those owning timber on the Mountains, or else
where, may have nm opportunity OF examining
the Machine, and avail themselves of the benefit
for the working up their Spruce and llcmlock
Timber, such as will make SHINGLES to the
best advantage All the Shingles made in this
Machine the subscriber is autharized to contract
for ut Three Dollars and Fifty Gents for 1000 for
Spruce and IIemlock, delivered at Springfield,
Mass. Cash as fast MS delivered. Prices will be
higher instead of lower. A good investment can
be made in State or County Rights in this State
or New Hampshire, and in Machines, by calling
OH the subscriber at an early day. They can he
used to great advantage through the whole range
of Mountains. They can be driven by Oxen,
Horses, Water, or Steam. A man and boy, after
the bolts are prepared, could make their 10000
per day with "a two-horse threshing power.
LUClUS FRENCH, Agent.
Middlcbury, Feb. 10th, 1867.
MIDDLEBURY, W., FEB'Y 7TH, 1857.
Mr.. l.. FRENCII-DEAR SIR:-We, the under
signed, having witnessed the operation Of your
Machine, patented by L. X. Morrison, CT which
YOU are agent, and now have in operation for
Riving and Shaving SHINGLES, in this village,
do accord to YOU and the public our approval of
said Machine. The case and dispatch with which
it docs its work is not conceived until seen. Sim
pie in its construction, easy in its attendance, and
we do checrfnllv recommend said Machine to all
having good Single timber, as the rived and
shaved Single is preferable TO all Others and sus-
tain the highest price in market.
N II. HAND, A. FRANCIS,
NJ. U. MUNEoE, Ira ALLEN,
A. WILCOX, NATHANIEL HARRIS, .
HEMAN LANewoRrHY, L. MussEy,
V. V. CLAY, JOIN CHRISTIE,
HAIRY LANGwoRTnY, Z. Rich.
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Rutland & Burlington R. Road,

rzs-zs<, Special, NOTICE.-In
litis,;sS.;sisssg consequence of the extreme cold
weather and deep snow, the Morning. and EcemRg
Passenger Trains between Rutland and Bellows
Falls, will be discontinued, for a few weeks, ON
and after THURSDAY, JAN. 29Tu, 1867, and for
the accommodation Of way passengers, n Passen-
ger Car will be attached to the Freight Train lea
wing Rutland for Bellows Falls, Mt 300 A. bi.
20 The Evening Train from Burlington 10
Rutland will be changed, TO leave Burlington ut
600 L. NJ, instead of7.40.
For further particulars, see handbills.
W, A: BURNETT, Gen. Ticket Agent.
General Ticket Office,
Rutland, Jan. 20, 1867. 42:tf
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Farm for Sale.

VINHE subscriber offers for sale the old Farm
formerly owned by John Magnify in Ripton
Vt. Said Farm lies on the north side Of the North
Branch of Middlebury River, and contains over
100 acres. mostly under improvement, and tim
Der lot Of 90 acres. The Farm is well watered,
and is particularly desirable for raising Stock, as
it affords an abundance of good pasturing, and
hav of the best quality. The buildings are good
a house nearly new, two good barns, horse-barn
and other out-budngs convenient two good wells
of water, chain pumps, &c. Also, School house
and large circular Saw Mill near by.
For further particulars, inquire of Samuel S.
Crook, Middlcbury,or X. Blake Forestdale Bran
don. JOHN j. utAk.
January, l, 1857. 3s;6w'
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House and Lot for Sale.

THE subscriber now offers for sale the House
and Lot lately owned and occupied by John
Ca,npbell. in NIiddlebury village. The lot con-
tains about nine acres ofland-has on it a good
house and barn and other necessary buildings
The premises will be sold low. Any one desiring
to purchase n part of the lot can do so.
Refer to Nathan Wood, or the subscriber,
C.D LANE.
Cornwall, December l6, 1856. 3t;tf
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More Agents Wanted.

NV NNTEU TO or TO more agents Tor PIGE9S
w RAILROAD pills. Should prefer to
engage them soon but any time before The first
of April next will do Don't wish to engage for
any shorter time than one year, and don't wish to
pay any more or less than $50 per month, and all
necessary travelling expenses. Agents to travel
ON foot. Should be happy to confer, at any time,
with those desiring such situation, at my office,
Rutland, Vt. A personal interview important.
7. ]. PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland Vt, Jan. 9th, 1857. 42.w6
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Doubled ITS CRCULA TON
BOSTON JOURNAL,

1t is hardly necessary for us to speak. Formany
years it has confcsscdy stood at the head of the
newspaper press Of New England. This position
1t has attained not through any special effort on
the part of its publishers to increase the circula-
ton by agents other Of the usual means, but
because it has proved TO be such a paper as every
moral, intelligent man in the community might
with proprety introduce into his family circle, to
he read by his children, and from which he might
draw for them both instruction and entertainments
With such Il character it has earned the position
it occupies and the fact that its circulation is
much larger than any other paper Of it, class in
New England, is the clcarcSt proof of the estma-
tion in which it is held by the reading community
What the JOURNAL has been in the past, we in
tend it shall be in the future. Our aim is 10 make
it emphatically
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For Sale.

HS ACRES of Timbcred Land In Corn
30 wall, about "a of a mile from ;hc
Rail Road, The Timber consists of Cedar
and Ash, and will cut about 90 cords to the
acre. A great chance to procure Cedar
Posts and Rails and Ash Ties. Apply to
II. WAINWRIGHT.
Mddlcbury, Oct. Goth, 1856. 27itf
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H. "A, SHELDON
You will save Money,

IF you will call at the oil mill, which is now
j ready, where Provcndcr Of all kinds will
be ground in quick time, at the following
rates, which is one pint less than any mill in
the county: Corn ON the car qis,-3 rints
all others. II cash, in proportion to grain
33-3m T. 0'FLANEGAN, Agt.
Middlcbury, Lower Falls, Dec. !, 1856.
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A Family News aperI

We intend that it shall be complete record of the
events Of the age in which live; that the atten-
tive and careful reader Of its pages shall be able
to gather from them accurate and reliable infor-
nation of every event of interest in politics. the
arts and sciences, morals and religion, in this
country and in foreign lands; and that they shall
have this information at an earlier day than they
can obtain il from any other source In all lis de-
partinents, Editorial, News, Commercial, Liter
AIRY, and Miscellaneous, We intend that it shall be
second TO no other paper issued in this country.
The present season is favorable one for the or
ganization of Clubs for subscription to the jour
NAL. Ore enterprisng man in each Town or
Village cam with very little trouble get up Club
OF ten or more persons, and get his paper for
nothing
We arc ready TO receive subscriptions for
the Weekly Journal from Clubs for the year 1857
And we can assure all those who avail themselves
Of the liberal terms which it is offered that no
effort will be spared to make it worthy their con.
fidence and patronage.
THE BOSTON D1HY JOURNAL,
Morning or Evening edition, as may be desrcd)
is sent to subscribers by mail, in any part of the
United States, for SIX DOLLARS YEAR. By
means of our Fast Press NC arc able to keen the
forms for the Daily journal open several hours
later than any other daily paper, and thus not I'M
frequently to publish important news from twelve
to twenty-four hours in advance. ! he average
circulation of the Daily journal is more than dou-
bic that Of any subscription or two cent paper
published in Boston.
THE SEMI UEEKL Y 10 URNAL,
containing all the reading matter of the Daly--is
published Tuesday and Friday mornings, at FoUR
DOLLARS YEAR.
BOSTON 10 ERN1L FOR CALIFORNIA,
Is printed on the lth and 10th Of each month, for
mailing by the steamers of the 9th and goth It
is made up with the greatest care for the iniorma-
ton of New England men in California. Over
twelve thousand copies month now sent
there, which is n much larger circulation than any
other paper printed in the Atlantic Suites has. A
person sending one dollar can have one each of
sixteen numbers sent TO any one they ma desire.
Agents and Newsmen supplied with either cd
ition Of the JOURNAL on the most liberal terms.
Orders for either of the editions of the JOURNAL
must be invariably! accompanied by the CASH,
and should be addressed TO
CHARLES O. ROGERS,
IL State Street, Boston.
BosroN, November, 1856.
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FRANCIS DOLPHIN,


late of Orwell, in said district. deceased, pre-
scnts his application to this court, setting
forth, that the said deceased was in his life
time, and at the time of his death, under
contract binding in law, to convey by decd
to Hiram Munger of said Orwell his heis
in fee on the LIST day of April next, eight a
crcs of land in the northwest corner of his
home farm as bounded and described in said
contract and praying this Court to grant
him license to convey said tract Of land &C
cording to said contract,
Ii is thereupon ordered, that said appli-
cation be considered by this Court at the
session thereof TO he held at the Probate
Office in said Middlcbury, on Mon
day the I'd day of March next, [ls51,I at
ten o'clock, A, NJ. and that notice thereof
he given to all persons interested that they
may appear, and make their objections, If
any they may have, to the said license
being granted, by publishing certih-
cd copy of this order in the Middlebury
Register, a newspaper printed ut said Mid
dlcbury, three weeks successfully previous
to the time of said Court.
CALVIN G. TlLDEs, Judge
A true copy Of record.
43.3t Attest CALVIN G. TILpES, Judge.
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Notice..

TINIIE Third Annual Sheep Shearing and Exhi-
Il biton of Stock, will be held at the Elgin
Spring House, the 10th and 18th of June. There
will also be an auction sale of choice stock. The
trotting course will be in good order and prem
iums will be given on trotting horses and other
stock. All are invited to exhibit their stock for
premiums and sale.
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Custom Saving

INHlE Subscriber would give notice to w-mil
Il lie, that he has just re-moaeed the 5, put /
recently run by the Messrs White, and Gus
in complete repair, aud is now ready to do ,hor
tom saving in the best manner and ina ddi
time rs at any other Mil in the County OF ,al
son. The mill Is of such commcty that wea n
saw a stick from two feet to thirty. Termss
as reasonable rs at any other mill. Having h.
experience in the business, and intending to 5ih
my personal attention 10 the establishment. !
feel assured that orders will be filled 10 the salts
faction of customers. l., RICH.
Aiiidlebury, Dec. 80, 1906