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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

SDi,trief Of Addison, IS. ! bered that at .
Probate Court held at Middlebury in aud iuI
the District of Addison, On the 2Sd day ii
January, A. D. 1865;
Justus F. Brown, guardian Of
WILLIAM STRONG,
minor, Of Whiting, In said dietrict max
application TO this court for license TO sell
all the real estate of his said ward lying In
the towniot Whiting being one undivided third
part of the home farm lately owned and 90
cupied by Harmon Strong, late OF Whiting
deceased, and represents that II would be ioi
the interest of his said ward that his estate
should be sold and the proceeds Thereon be
put at interest, II Is thereupon ordel that
said application be consider ed ~ Tbs Court
at a session thereof 10 be held nj Il fro-
bate Office in said hiddlebury, on Mct'
day, The 10Th day Of February, A. D, Isl > at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and that notice tnei' OF
be giySn to all persons interested thu they
may appear, and make their OBJ tions, Il
any they may have, 10 license being snIed
BY publishing eertife4 copy Of this oidct
in the Middlebury H., tster--a newspaper
printed at said Middtebury-tbreS weeks
successiysly, previous to the time Of said
Court
csLvls @. TiLpEs, Judge
4 true cop Of record.
4l:BW Attest J +. W STEWART, htFihFFt
STATE OF VERMONT, { Al PIoLa,s
SDistrte. Of New Havsn IS. Court holden
At Bristol, in sAid dlstrici. Cu tbs llth day "
January, 1863
An Instrument purportins to be tho last
will aud testament OF
WAIT sQUlER,
late OF New Haven. In sa!d district deceased
was presented ~ said CourI Tor prob; tr, Ny
A. r. Roscoe, Esq, The person u etin
named Executor II 10 ordsreG by said court
that all persons Interested be notified 10 AU'
pear st q sesslon Of said count 10 10 bald at
tho Probate uftics IN Bris,ol afVr-said, Ua
the 18th day OF February, 1856, al ~ y clock
A. Nj, and show cause, II suy they IVA! haEs
against the probate VI said will For Winch
purpose II ID tnrIhei ordsItd hat r,lS of
The record o. this ord,r b. published Ihies
weeks sueceAaively IN The Aiaal.l NY hs'
isier, newspaper printed ~ Middlelur!, IN
this stats, ali Of which publcauehs sLAll
be previous 10 ths time slp0!n'ed ieI sAis
hearing.
| Harry MuNslLL Judge
A true copy OF record.
40.3w. II. NUNslLL Judge.
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SAMUEL JACK HUBBARD
BUFFALO ROBES.

lust received lot No. Robss, which will
u be 50 ~ psr cent, below last years pricss.
Jan. Is, ls6s. CHAPMAN 4 BARBOUR.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

AtWater's Vermont Cil eotory
AND COMMERCIAL ALMANAC FOR 1865.
For ssle ~ whols,ale or retail. Single comics on
ly ten c uts, at COpFf aED's
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New York Weekly II nes,
Gully $3.50 a ysAr-irss Of postass-to be had a,
COPEL AND'S
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

belonging to the late firm Of T.. Hayward s. Son.
consisting Of great variety of
LADIES SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS,
Couons, tiannels, Prints, pstterna, Hosiery,
CLOVIS, &c. Also good assortment CT
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Wishing 10 discontinue this part Of nv business,
shall sc ! the above named goods without regard
to cost for cash only. EbE... 5. IA WARD.
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January 9Th, 1903.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03
Millinery and Fancy Goods

No. ?, Cob6s Biloxi, Norm end the Bridg,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
fifth Congressional District.

Fifth Congressional D1sbr1cIs
LEBANON, Dec. II, 1858. p
MEssRs EDITORS: am pleased to see the demo-
Gratis Of this district awakening to the Importance
of preparation for the conflict for 81. This pre-
paration is always indicative Of the of the
true democratic faith and must beg tOmake a sug-
Restion here to the democrats of the district that
the next important step in orderto the success of
our principles is the unsnimity of feeling and SEN
timsnt with regard the selection of the candidate
to represent US and so far as can learn from men
Of observation Of the democratic party, throughout
the district, the Hon. R. E. Thompson is the man
desired by the democratic masses, and the man who
can unite both as democrat and able debater very
large vote from the conservative old line wings He
is man Of tried sblity and Jackson courage and
never yet known g defeat in 8 canvass. BE is en-
phatically working democrat, and hiss served
our party with efficiency and fidelity, battling bold
" and while johnson was crushing out the mon
ster, Know NOthingism, throughout the State at
large he was dealing heavy blows, by the power Of
his eloouence sndthe force of sound reasoning from
the stump throughout this district. Tennessee owes
il to the country to send active democratic dele
cation to the next Congress- and with Col. ThomP-
sou for our candidate, We and will do cur duty
in this district. 1 would suggest further that We
have convention in this place or MurfreesbOrO'
early in the Spring to attend to this matter as we
labOred under great disadvantages in the last osnN
vass, by putting it off too late.
Respectfully,
WILSON DEMOCRAT.
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STATE Convention.

II aeoOrdsncs With usage. aud as q necessary
means Of psrfsoting Che organization and securing
the success Of cur party At the next August election,
the undersigned IS members Of the Democratic Slate
Central Committee, would urge upon The Democracy
Of every county Of the State the neOessiy Of holding
primary meetings in their respective counties, and
appointing delegates to the convention, to be held
at Nashville, 10 nominate candidate for Governor
As there are questions connected with our federal
policy, as also with State legislation that viii
probably be brought before the convention, it is
important that every county should be represented
sndit suggested that each meeting appoint proxies
TO cast their vote in case Of inability failure on
the part Of their delegates to attend.
We suggest the 18th day Of March 1859. ss
suitable time for the sittng Of the convention, and
would respectfully request the Democratic papers Of
the State to give Publicity to this notice.
A. R. CRoZTER,
F. G. DUEE1EGToH,
S. L. FINLEY,
State Central Committee.
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Why vas not Col. Ready, and GenL zolliooner
ruled Of BY Convention in 1857. We heard no
grumbling about their votes on he Kanaas Biltheu
Our State Legislature, which vas in session when
this bill WAS brought before Congress. signi6ed its
approval OF their course, and a majority CT that
Legislature we're Whigs. Elhsridge. Bugg, s Co.,
met the just indignation and scorn Of their consfi-
uents. and Wes superseded By those, who represen-
ted their true sentiments and interest Ready and
Zoioofsr we're returned to the next Congress, with
but little opposition from their party, which was
equivalents to an approval Of their course. The
great hobby then, was the public lands, and the
Kansas Nebraska Bill was q dead issue with the
American party.
The card Of Col Ready again announcing himself
a candidate for Congress-, is source Of gratifca-
ton to many of bis friends Of both parties in this
District. COL Ready has proven himself a true
friend TO the South by his vote the Kansas Bill,
and he has made rs good Representative. He is
the ablest, most profound and dignihed statesman
Of his party in this District and there is no neces-
sity of a Convention to rule him Of the track, to
crafty aspiring rivals.
The Review would FIRST make sacrifice of Ready,
and then, as it argues, be better armed to fight De-
moeracy. All this contention and strife on the part
of Southern Editors and politicians to break down
the conservative, Union-lOving Democracy, is Moth
ing more or less than aiding and encouraging that
foul monster, Black Republicauism.
OLD Williamson.
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consists Of the precious metals alone, e merely ex
eitesifio temperate and heaishful action But when
lis quality is debased and its volume enlarged By
ENGRAVING il With psper promises n the form o.
bank notes end deresis. and its value thereby rem
deled as varisble the Wind il must necessarily
exercise most rnie Gus ibHusnse on The stability
AID prosperity Of commerce. aud through that on
the economic and moral condition Of the people. II
IN truth throws around commerce, when prossou-
ted on system Of leug credits Is ours is, all the
hazaris OF game Of chance
Whenever our currency is thrown into one Of lis
parozysms Of extreme expansion, By the undue en-,
largement Of bank loans, Il literally intoxicases
commerce, and drives it into al kinds Of exeesses
resulting in such reaction &c that Of last Autumn
It's effects however, in severity and duration were
nothing compared with the revulsion Of 1881
Thsse Who reoOleet the crisis Of that year viii
member that the endorsements we're Elmest uni
TsFssk and that mercantile suspensions proved 10
be- In most oAses, absolute failures Il bankrupted
States as well as Individuals both financially and
morally, and gave birth 20 frauds and other expe-
dents so disrepUtable as to stamp that chapter Of
our history with imperishable disgrace. Oar banks
allowed to extend their lines Of discount with
out limit, and thus exercise more dangerous and
despotic power over the property Of the community
than was ever exercised BY the most absolute gov
eminent By course of reckless expansion, fol-
lowed by forced contraction, they often ruin the
most prudent Of merchants, tradesmen and meohaas
les AID il causes our commercial Intercourse with
other nations to be impOverishiDg rather than en-
richiag The people Of the United States, consist
ing OF bill-holdsrs. depOsitors and shareholders,
have lost by broken banks and deprecisted notes
during the last half century upwards Of $500 Co.,
900.
To remedy of existing evils in the currency Of
the State the efforts of partyshOuld be directed
and With your permission, Mr.. Editor, I may have
further to say upon this subject.
TEEHRssEE
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CAuTION 20 THE PURLIC.

Aef several years experiment II the manufacture o. Gin
fortunately succeeded, in the year ls in making discovery il
Is anuciuFs BY which it deprived Of It's aerd and naam
7astory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny uEnufsetory Ct scheiiam Holland After al months
reflection WhaE title 70 dive H. introduced it the American
public under the little Of ssTgOlfess Schfedam ArO-
matte schnaPPs.,s schiedamis the name Of the place
"a Holland where Gin manufactures ar0nate derive IFS
name ron the Italian Juniper berry With Wch is favored
and the word schnapps German for drink-eogue dram
-Wollss sohedam aromatic drink No sooner had ny scaqps
been introduced to the American public and received appro
bation than the liquor Of New York. Boston Phla
depha started in pursuit with their mixed poisonous STUFF
under various Names several instances ny labels have been
80 psrscty inflated win only the addition Of few letters,
plead technical avodance Of the Law, carefully prepared
e. impose on careless purchasers understand large guam
y been PURCHASED b. the merchants Of New Orleans
cheapness Of the Two Dollars psrozen
Quarts One Dollar and dozen for the Pnts
being wholesale prcs NeT York. It nothing
can Whisky favored with Oil Juniper tiy
per cent below proof merchant participates naire IN
the fraud BY selling the spurious article sasmueh odnrss
the principal, who planned the imposition
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community which be live, viii aid isrreng andex
posing the Inscriptions mecnt ho the sake Of few cents,
viii put in jeopardy the lives Of the community IN which he lives
such men should be nailed the ploy Of public execrston-
UDOLPEIO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Nos, rs, 90 and % Beaver So,
NEW YORK.
Ths following respectable FIRMS in Orleans sell the Gen
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each snd ell to believe that their misferluBen haVe
been produced By the passsge Of the terF Of 1851.
There is, however enc imprTtant point in the argus
meni where the Logic Of tAe prosecsnists is wholly
at fault. The revusien was not confined % the
Unitsd States, OF even 70 this continent. Il swept
over the world and vas felt with equal and Perhsps
greater severity in other countries than our own.
There results have been too universal 70 have been
brought about By reduction Of about twenty per
cent upon the =ates Of duty in the United States,
being reduction Of about Eve per cent. upon our
importations
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TMP0RTANT RTmOF.

Declaration Of war by spain against
Mexico
A Washington correspondent Of the PhiladelPhia
Press telegFaphs under date Of Dec. r. that it is
stated upon good authority, that the Spanish Min
lister called upon General Cass this afternoon, and
announced to him that Spain had declared war
against Mexico. Great excitement prevails in d.
plomatie circles
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F,t,b Congregational District.

WILLIAMSON County, Dec. IA, 1858.
MEssRs EDITORS, OF UNION AND AMERICAN -
The cage Of the Franklin Rerisc is clamorous for
Convention in this District, 10 GUST our true and
tried Representative, Col. Ready, and to bring
new champion in the field to crush the rising pros
poets Of Democracy. HI would have US believe that
Col Ready's course on the Kansas Nebraska Bill is
disspprOved of by q large portion of his cOnstit-
zsncy Ii the opposition that score Is 80 great,
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Coal! Coal!
EROM TIE
ETNA NINE RACCOON MOUNTAIN.

TUE ETA CO. is Ia sul operation, ready upply
the Nashville market 70 any extent It viii be found
the best Coal offered IN this city, PRODUCING MORE INTENSE
HEAT THAN ANY OTuEK BURNING MUCH LONGER,
AND MAKING YEkY LITTLE ASHES
It does not light ups0 quy the Cumberland orrvsf COa
yet by hard Ende, and with little
morning this viii Be found burn with great readiness. We
guarantee that 1t is far economical than other Coal in
this
The mixed Coal makes the hest and most beautiful fire.
with fine coal night and Just lifted with the poker in
the morning will blaze and make bright IRE II frs
rate FOR cl0 CRATES for machine Eh0 Iron furnaces
blacksmiths, &C., &c
Try one and an and cone and burn at the oe q s
Etna Coal Co.
a0RO-N 81. AoEEw, Assut.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

ENVHE undersigned viii sell at public the highest bidder
the First day of January, 1852 at l2
o'clock the Court House gate in Nashville valuable farm
situated in the 18th Civil District Of the county Of Davidson.
tie nOh side Of Cumberland about 81 mesfron the
containing about @ go and being the residence Of the
late David II. Vaughn, deceased Upon the tract is large and
comfortable dwelling house, also kitchen, cabins barns &c
The we'll and timbered Of the
the county for cultivation.
Terms OF Saiess=One two and three years. with notes
scared and a lien retained ROBERT CARUTHERS,
JOSHUA 7. VAUGHN,
HIRAM VAUGHN,
MICHAEL VAUGHN.
The property be purchased privately before the day Of
sale by application to MICHAEL VAUGHN,
decQ-dim No. Al, Cherry street,
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The straff0Fd GalleRyf
or TIE STA KESPEARE SISTERRO00,
Comprising
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In enc Yoiums. Imperial syo. Antique MorsOcco-
Tls plan Of this beautiful work Is a. original ask aaer
In no respect is it rsplodueon o. tie ashakspas Cal
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Among ne illustrations IDEAL portraits. hhIly tsIss
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Portrait Galry q Female loneliness Achievement and
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4. A Gallery Of Famous Poets.
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LcUIsvILLE, Dec. is, 1858.
The Louisville Road is SO washed by the food that
trains cannot pass. Hope 10 send your mail TO-
morrow. F. S. J. RoEALD, P. N.
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The Poets Illustratsd.

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London EI4ioas, 5eaut2y printed on TIltsd Pspsr -
Sapsr5 cay and A0rscco Bfsd6ggs.
Edgar Allen POes Poems Lonrfeou's poer
-tlustated. Evangene-Ilustraled Golden Legend-El-
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illustrated. Bryants PosIusatei. Burma songs ard
POsmsIustratsi. Moos Irish hsodiesIiustrated Ksas
POems-Ilustrahsd WordsEorlhs BaIaisIlusrated Beck
Of Celebrated Poemsustraei. scos (sr Walter Poums
ILLUSTRATED ByronIlustraed, Childs Harodlustraied-
Poets Of the Nineteenth CeutuyIlusaied Rhymss ana
RoundeayesIlusratsi, Lady Of the Geld
mh-Illusrated The Deserted Yilags-nIustratei- ne
TraveleF-Ilustrsted Pleasures Of Hop-Tnusirsd. Songs
Of The Brave TIE o1ds Dream ard otisr P0sms-Illus
ratst Grays Elsgy-Iusratsd. lHltons LAllegro-nlus
trated-
Bibles Prayer Books the best editions Of he best Standard
Works, Juvenile Books, Desks, Boxes, Bags Backgammon
Boards, chessmen, stsre0soOpie Views and instruments, tog
win rostvariety Of Fancy Articles
For sale by
W. T. BERRY & CO.,
dsoi5d Public square.
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Valuable Lots for sale.

HAVE following lots Of ground which will CELL
fair prices long ores, say frem eight years,
with interest.
Lot No. Is Boods Addition Edgefed so feet BY IL deep.
Lot No 9 Fosters Addition Edgsfed 40 feet BY lie deep
No. lj 1871 and I32 shely Addition to Edgehed, so
feet by 40 deep each.
Lots No 49, 81 and SIS South Nashville Laner's Addition.
Lots No. s, 4 33, 10 Of $50 in EWngs Addition
Lots No. @ j Z. Bercurs plan in Book Ia page AGO.
Lot No. 10 in Nelson's Addition.
Jectn-f aam n HORsON
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBERED LAND
EnHR

GNTEAM Saw and G Mil, nearly, in good running
der, situated about Is miles from Nashville, miles from
Springfield and IL miles west Of the Edhed and Kentucky
Railroad, the southeast Of Robertson county Upon
whole there about So Of cleared land with good
country buildings; splendid failing springs; road
tract.
This tract would splendid Stock Farm, and is ate
Tobacco land, timber almost great
ducements lumber men, persons desiring good and cheap
stock or Tobacco Farm.
Persons desiring the land will call VIM Cummings
the premises, DR. Farmer, OF spnngfeld
Nance in Nashville. The Steam Saw Mill cutting from 4O00
600 lumber per ayCrouar and plenty Of good
timber convenient the 5 timber yet having been OH
Of the land mostly level, and has fine creek Of constant
water running through the
decs-d&E3m WAI B. CUMMINGS.
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ROCA,S BALssM FOR PULMONARY ann
TURERCTLAR CONSUmPTEnN

TElHE public put possession OF the most extra
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore been con-
sdered incurable disease, being Outward APPlica-
tions the seton Of which Is seemingly miracuous and IL
having Of those attributes which make up numerous
compounds now in general
pamphlet containing dec0n' ktter from distinguished
and we'll known individuals, and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. James Rses having oae to be the agent FOR the sale Of
this Balsam the price has been reduced. II only obtained
o. The proprietor b. letter directed &. OCA box I7d3 p
o Philadelphia. Penn. nov3O-d6m
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COTTON FACTORY AND FIGURING MILL
AT CTION!

WILL sell tie highest, the premises, Tuesday,
the 2Sth Of this month,
ROck-DRIe Cotton Factory,
and FIGURING MILL, together with the lands attached,
About Seven Hundred Acres.
This one most desirable pieces Of property in Tennessee
being situated near Pleasant the present terminus tie Ten
essee and Railroad, in rich cotton growing REGION
and near he head Of Bgy with fall Of water that unsur
passed for Manufacturing Purposes The factory in
cssu operation running five hundred and seventy spnde
all in complete order. There the place Good Dwelling
with all the necessary out buildings for operations &c This pro-
perty be credit Of two and three years Tor ap
proved PAPER, hearing interest with lien on the properly
will sell the day, and al tue sane places on
credit Of j months work mules two wagons two yoke Of
oxen some good mich cattle 100 stock hogs, house
kitchen furniture lot Of bacsms tools and many
other articles tedious to mention. u = sale positive
deelI-dtW6wtds y. s PICKARD.
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There was no mail from Louisville yesterday
The reason Of the failure is given in the following
despatch from Postmaster at Louisville to the Post
master at Nashville:
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DISSOLUTION.

EHyE partnership heretofore existing under the style Of Demo
Vile & Bell in the Drug business is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Demoyle having bought the entire interest
Of r. O. Bell in Of Drugs band and also all his
interest in the accounts and all evidences Of debts due
the firm Those Indebted them will please make early call
on s. L. Demovie r the present the old stand who alone
Is authorized to collect and the debts Of the
5. L DEMOVILLE,
e. @. BELL.