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louND DEAD.-David Page. residing
with Plny Wright, of Pownal was found
dead after having been missing for a mum
Ter Of days, in the h,ldc, about a quarter
of a mile from Wright's house.-From bis
position when found it lie supposed he sat
down TO rest and was frozen to death
hum was concerned.
George, L Walker of Pittsford at pres
enta member of the Andoyer Theological
Seminary, has received and accepted Il
call to the pastorate of the State Street
Church at Portland, Me. He enters up
on its duties the first Of September.
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CIR C.utL.A L

A I a meeting Of the Directors of the Rutland
~ and Addison Fire Insurance Company, held
ct the Office of the Company, Jan. 18th, 1865 the
following resolutions were adopted
Resoirsd, That the present conditions and proc
poets Of the company, render 1t inexpedient TO
continue any longer its operations, and that We
do hereby recommend to its members that they
Immediately surrender their Policies, TO be can
celled on tie first day of Mar h next; ana that
no Polici, Is shall be cancelled.unt that tune.
Resoieed, That the Secretary he directed to for
ward to each member of this company a circular
containing a copy Of these resolutions aud Il state
ment of some Of the reasons which have induced
the Directors 10 ndopt this course, and to recon-
mend them Ia surrender their Policies.
The number Of Insurance Companies in oper-
alton, both in this State and out OF it, have been
so managed Ms TO deprive us Of a large share of
our Legitimate business, thus compelling &c take
greater risks and Of larger amounts than IS pru'
dent for a company of this sig to take. Losses
occurring under these circumstances have com
PEELED us TO make larger assessments than usual
1y made by other companies. The collection OF
assessments has always been attended with great
delay and extra expense, being compelled TO EN-
ploy agents and other persons to make them,
which has subjected the company to the payment
Of n fee, which in some cases has resulted in ma
terislly reducing the aggregate amount Of assess
ments
The great disadvantage. which the company
have had to contend with, and which there has
been no way of avoiding has convinced the Di-
reotors that it is impracticable TO extend the bus.
iness OF the company farther, and would recon-
mend TO its members that they surrender their
Policies Immediately, to take effect on the first
day of March NEXT, at noon, at which time all
Policies wilt.be cancelled. .E
Applications can be made for Insurance in 9th
Ell compaBies to take effect on the SAINT day.
r0,aw L. BixBY, Secretary. .
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A CURE FOR WHoorise CouaH.-St, HydciA-
the, c. E; Aa9, 81, ls5e.-NIEssRs. SETH W.
FowIE & &c. Gentlemen Sew raj months
since a little girl. of mine, ten years of age, was
taken With :Whoopiug Cough in a very aggravated
form, ami nothing we could do for her seemed in
tny way to relieve hen suffering We at iength de-
cided to Try a bottle of your DR.. Wsstar's 5aLam
ot W.ld Geny- In thre hours after she had
commenced using it, she was greatly relieved,
aud in less than three days was entirely cured
and is nov we'll l have since recommended the
Bslsam to many Of my neighbors, who have US
ed it, and in no case have known it TO fail of
effecting a speedy cure
You are at 1ibetry to make sny use of the a.
bove you' think proper. i'll shall induce any
body I o use your Balsam | shall be glad, for
have great cofdence in it.
g.. Yours, p. CUTIE
Proprietor Of the. Courier de 81. Hyacinthe.
Buy none without the signature OIL BUTTS.
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Middlebury Female Seminar

The Spring QUARTER commences on Monday
February %, and continues ten and q half weeks
Pupils are not received for less than g full guar.
ter, except by particular arrangement with the
Principal.
MISS Aosrs GORDON, Principal and Preceptrsss.
Hiss NJ J. hNowLEs, Assistant Prseeptress.
Miss +. q. LAWRENCE, Teacher Of Drawing und
Painting
Mn. A BoIr, Teacher OF Music and German,
TUITION AND BOARD.
TntSn-in Elementary English, IS 90 Higher
English, 81 SO Latin and English, Sc 90 Plano
$40 90 Singings2 90 Vocal Music Glass, ! 90
Painting in Water Colors, - 90 in Oil, $sooi
Drawing, 81 90; French, SIS 90 German 81 90.
An sIua charge Of 20 cents is made for hrss
ami sweeping.
Boayd-ln Seminary Boarding House including
Room, Lights ani Washing, s26 90 per quarter
the Young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter, and
no deduction "a MADE for temporary absence;
AGNES GORDON.
AIiidlebuIy, Jan. Is. lsse.
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THE X rs.
Brighton Cattle Market,

Thursday, January 81, 1868.
At market $50 Beeves, 10 Stores, 2000
Sheep and Lambs, and 160 w inc.
Prices.-BecfC Attle--Extra as, 90; first
quality, $3.50 I'd do. S6966O Sd do. SEQ
6,75. .
Working Osen-SsO, 100. leo.
Mich Co~ws-s2s937 common dc $40
g22.
Veal Calves-s2.76, s,O0as,s so
Two years old-S20a25.
Three years o~ld-S2695l
Hides-5g5t per Ii, None but slaughter at
this market
Calf Skins-9G10c. per lb
Sheep and Lsmbs-&l, 1892 90 EXTRA
2,76g3,0 90. 400
Swine Wholesale &c Retail Sic.
Fat Hogs-97c.
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Temperance Convention.

We the undersigned, having been appointed by
a'C0i vention Of the friends Of Temperance hold
ell III Middlebury Ian. 1857. to call n Convention
OF the friends Of temperance in the County of
Addison, previous to the Town Meeting in March
next, to nominate a County Commissioner for
said County hereby give notice that such q con.
v%ertion win be holden for that purpose, in Mid
dlebury, in the Town Room, Oh Wednesday, 10Th
day Of February, 1865. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The friends Of Temperance are invited to al
tend, and by their COUNCILS and votes aid in any
measures tending TO advat &c the Temperance
Reformation 1CsrUs CoBp,
WILLIAM NASH, Com,
PhTER SIARE.
Middlebury Ian. ga. 1881.
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Csool Notifes.
cTATp OF VERMONT, RI. ram,

STATE OF VERM0NT,} Be IL remeIo
- Districto Of addison, IS. bered, that at q
Probate Court held at Middlebury in ana
for the District of Addison, on the 28d day
oi January, "A. D.. 1868
Jeremiah Bingham, j.. and Asshe l Bling
ham executors Of the last will and tesla
ment of JEREMIAH BINGHAM,
late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased.
present their petition IN writing TO this conrt.
therein setting forth that the said deceased
was in his life time and al the time Of bis
death, under "a contract binding IN equity 10
convey by good and WARRANTED deed To AL.
Bingham, of said Co'nwall the following de-
scrlbed piece Of Misunderstanding at a beach
tree standing at the south end Of a stone
wall, AT the south west corner of jeremiah
Bingham, Jr's land, thence westerly 20 liz
rods TO II beach tree, thence southerly ID
rods to Charles belongs north line, thence
~easterly IN said belongs north line 29 IL
rods to a stone wall, thence northerly 10 IL
rods to the place Of beginning. and prays
thisc court to grant them license to convey
said land according to said contract. 1t Is
thereupou ~ dered that said petition be con
sidercd u this court al a session thet OF TO
he held at the Probate Once, In said Mid
dlebury, on Thursday, the 18th dav OF Feb
rua1y, A. b. 1858, at 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon. and that notice thereof be given 10 all
pci sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, il any they may hs We,
TO said license being granted, by publishing q
certified copy Of this order in the Middle
bury Register newspaper printed al said
Middlebury-thres weeks successfully pre-
yious to the tims Of said court
C q. TiIDEN, Judge
A true copy Of record
IL ;3w Attest: JOHN ". STEwART, Register.
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PEOPLE OF MIpDIrBURY READ.

FATaERs,. MOTHERS, TRY THrt. Every
one ut this season of the year shonld use HER
RicK's SUGAR COATED PiLLs. They remove
impure, bilious secretions invigorats the di-
sestiye organs, cleanse the blood, improve
the memory, and are Of inestimable worth.
No change in eating or drinking while using
them,
Sold in large family boxes, Sugar coated
for 20 cents. All the Druggists sell them.
See advertisement On third page. 29,ly
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tY- %Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Elk
tract Bnchu, Is prepared directly according
to the rules Of Pharmacy aud Chemistry and
is the best and most active preparation which
can be made for the cure of diseased of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy, Weak.
nesses, &c. Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed Helmbold's Genuine
Preparation. Gay
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7 SHALL continue to keep on hand q complete
assortment Of
WEST INDIA GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES,
Crockery Ware, &C., at the old stand, and ! shall
sell at the lowest market prices for cash only.
l.. s. HAYWARD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ManaPers' Meeting.

Tho Managers of the Addison County Agricul
tural Society. are notified 10 meet at the Addison
in Midllebury, OIL Wednesday, the 18th
day Of February, 1865. A full attendance Of the
Managers, and members interested is earnestly
desired. Fer order.
W. X. SANFORD, President,
Niddlebury, Jan. 20, 1858.
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SAMUEL JACK HUBBARD

Il EFT this place, Oct. 10, 1857, He left child
ten days old, and the motqer sick: 1t being
probable that he will alter his name, l will de-
scribe him thus: He is about so years old, fair
hair. blue ewes. stout body, and rather slim from
hi. waist DOWN. ard, and about six feet in height.
shoreham, Jan. 90, 1858. MAE HUBBARD
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Port k:dWard Institute, N. 7.
ADDISON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
Raw. j. STEELE, Principal.

RAY. j. STEELE, Principal.
The Fall Term OF this Institution will begin ON
Wednesday. Sept. %, under such arrangements
as promise iayorably for future success, Comps-
tent Assistants will be provided In the several
branches usually taught in Academies, By ar
rangemsht with the Faculty OF the College sehol-
airs can enjoy the benefit Of Lectures and Expert
ments, which will greatly facilitate the study Of
Natural Philosophy, The Natural Ecisness, ana
Agricultural Chemistry To the latter particular
attention will be given.
The Academic Year is divided into two parts
of 20 weeks each. There will be q vacation Of
two weeks at the end Of the first Term, and a re-
cess OF a few days near the middle OF each Term.
TUITIoS-PER QUARTER
For ordinary English Branches, - 90
Latin, Greek and Higher English ~studies,e 90
There are rooms In the Academy building for
the accommodation of students, ana board can be
had for 1915 to $500 in families Boarding IN
elnbs the price may be reduced.
l5;ti W. Ii. PARKER, Register,
Slddlebury, Aug. IL, 1857.
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wv ANTED, two to tines hundred bushels Of
w Corn, and 900 lbs. Butter, which the sub
scriber will pay the highest market price for,
part Goods and part cash. +. 5.
East Middlebury, Jan. ], 1858. Al
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r ACADEMY.

The Spring Term will begin on Thursday Feb
ruary, is.
A full board of competent teachers will be EN-
ployed.
Application for board should be made immedi-
ately, to J. S. SPAuLDlNG, Principal.
Barre, Jan. 20, 1868. 41;4w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
H1HE undersigned, holders of the second Mort
gage Bonds Of the Rutland & Burlington
Railroad Company to the amount in the agSre-
gate of more than fifty thousand dollars, hereby
give notice that a meeting Of the Bondholders or
creditors for the security Of whose claims the
Trustees in the possession of the said Railroad
and property hold the same In trust, will be held
at the Bellows Falls Hotel, at Bellows Falls, in
the State of Vermont, on Wednesday, the tenth
day Of February next, at seven O'Clock, p. H.
for the purpose of nominating Trustees and act
ing under the law recently passed by the Legis
lature Of Vermont, entitled, IAN act relating to
Trustees of Railroads"
January 6, 1sGs.
T.. 7. Chandler, A.G,Farwei & Co,
Southworth Shaw, h. D. Bingham Il Co,
VIM. +. Hart, Russell j. Parker,
.. D. Ashley, Chas. J. Hendss,
John c. Watson, J. W. Baldwin,
L. p. Stoddard, Peter Harvey,
CD. Head&T H.Psrkins,E D. Peters & Co.
A. 4 A. Jacobs, Cha,. A. Read,
W. Z. Greeley, j. Kendall.
Henry Rice, ss;s
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MARRIED.

In Rutland, Jan. 90, by Rev. j. W. Carhart,
Mr.. DANIEL c. PoNERoY, Of Castleton, to Niles
LOUISA X. FERRIS, of Middlebury.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE CHANGE IN BUSINESS

NUTlCE- CHANtE IN BUSINESS
HNHE subscriber offers for sale the entire stock
DRY GOODS,
belonging to the late firm of F., HAYWARD b Son,
consisting Of u great variety OF
LADIES' SHAWLs, DRESS GOODS,
Cotton., Flannels, Prints, Patterns, Hosiery,
Gloves, sc. Also a good assortment OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Wishing to discontinue this part OF my business,
I shall sell the above named goods without regard
to cost for cash only. EBEN. s. ARD.
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A QUIRE OF WRITING PAPER lok TIN
CENTS
STATIONERY OF ALL KlNLs,
For sale II
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TTAI Ribbons, Ruehss and Tabs, Dress Trim
III mipss, Pnnsss, Bsgles and Beads Fans,
Fsrt Monies and Pursss, AZ
CHAPMAN & BARB0UR'S.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. Be it remem-
SDttfittof addison, s. bered that at 9
Probate Court held at Middlebury in aud for
the District Of Addison, On the Esd day Of
January, A b 1865
Justus + Brown, guardian of
WILLIAM STRONG,
minor, Of Whiting in said district, makes
application to this court for license TO sell
all the real estate Of his said ward lying In
the townloi Whiting being one undivided third
part OF the home farm lately owned and &C.
onpied by Harmon Strong, late of Whiting,
deceased, and represents that it would be for
the interest Of his said ward that his estate
should he sold and the proceeds thereof be
put at interest. Ii is thereupon ordeitd that
said application he consider ed ty this Court
Al a session thereof to be held at til Pro-
bate Office in said Middlebury, on Mot
day The 18th day Of February, A. b. 1868. at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ and that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested ,ha, they
may appear, and make their objet tions, If
any they may have, 10 license being granted
by publishing a certified copy OF this order
in the Middlebury Re: ister--a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks
successfully, previous 10 the time Ct said
Court.
C.LviN q TitDES, Judge.
4 true cop Of record.
4loW attest, j. W. oTEWAhIi Register.
CTATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate
ODistJict Of Ne1e Harea IS. ! Court holden
at Bristol, In said district. On the 18th day Of
January, 1863
An instrument purporting to be the last
will aud testament oil
WAIT SQUIER,
late OF New Haven, in said district deceased
was presented TO said Court for probate, by
A. p. Roscoe. Esq4 the person therein
named Executor: 1t is ordered by said court
tina all persons interested be notified TO ap-
pear at a session of said court to be held Al
the Probate Office in Bristol aforesaid. on
the 18th day Of February, 1868, at 10 O'Clock
A. nj, and show cause, il any they may have
against the probate Of said will For which
purpose il is further ordered that a copy Of
the record OF this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Reg
lister, u newspaper printed at Middlebury, In
this State, all of which publications shall
be previous 10 the time appointed for said
hearing
lIARVY MUNSILL Judge.
Atrue copy Of record.
4O.9w. fl. MUNsILL Judge.
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Proprietor Of the. Courier de 81. Hydcinthe.
Buy none without the signature of. BUTTS.
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Look Here.
Millinery and Fancy Goods

No. 2, Cobb's Bloch, North end the Bridge.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07

EEThe pro- Slavery men of the South
very well understand the contemplated
wrong in Kansas They cannot but ad-
nit aud even boast that it is fraud and
a swindlo. The Jackson Mississippian
has letter from distinguished Demo
crat in the Lecompton convention, who
says of the project finally hit upon for
compelling the people to accept the con,
sitution:
THUS you see that while, by submit,
ting the question in this form, they are
bound to have a ratification of the one or
the other, and that, while it seems to be
an election between Free State and pro.
slavery constitution of the future intro
duction of slavery that is in controversy,
and yet it furnishes our friends in Con
gress a basis on which to rest their vim
dcaton of the admission of Kansas as a
State under it into the Union, while they
would not have it sent directly from the
convention.
at is the very best proposition for ma
king Kansas a slave State that was sub.
mitted for the consideration of the con.
vcntion. In addition to what | have sta.
ted, it embraces provision continuing in
force all existing laws of the Territory
until repealed by the Legislature of the
State, to be elected under the provisions
Of this constitution"
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Turning a Short COner.

One Of the Democratic papers of Penn
sylyania publishes some interesting ex-
tracts from recent speeches of Senator
BigIor before the people. This gentleman
who now aspires to be the Administration
leader in the Senate, and endorse fully
the Lecompton swindle, said last summer,
in reply to Judge Wilmol:
We claimed that the Democracy were
more the friends Of "I'rce Kansas" be-
cause they wished to have the,people per-
fecty free TO select ALL their domestic in-
stitutions.
a Kansas correspondent Of the GoIum,
bus Statesman, whois said to be leading
Democrat of this State, writes to the same
purpose, in that paper of the LIST inst:
The people of Kansas now worship
Douglas; they have almost all Interpreted
the Kansas Ncbrask bill as he does, and
readily commiseratc Bigler, especially as
it is known, and will be proven, too, that
when in the Territory last summer, in
public addresses and private conyeratons,
he took the same ground. AT Paol he
followed Governor Walker and sustained
him when be took ground in favor of the
submission Of the whole instrument.
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Ohio Legislature,

In the absence ofany definite action Of
this body, we presume that an organiza-
ton was effected on Monday, the 4th inst.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
sette, gives the Democratic Caucus Nom
nations; and as they have a majority in
both branches, would be elected of course
House nominations WooD, of Newark
for Speaker; KEYS, of Springfield, foI
Clerk; BRANCH, of C'ermont, for Ser.
geant at Arms. Senate Nominations
BLAIR of Clinton, for Clerk HUrcu1Ns
Of Hooking, for Sergeant at Arms,
We presume the Governors Message
was read in both Houses, on Monday
We will endeavor to lay it before our rea1
ders next week, If we should be SO fortu.
nate as TO get copy.
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KANSAS NEWS.
RumOr of the Death of CIark-.The Q
.. V'eT a. Fort scott.


The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times telegraphs the follow.
ing:
From several private letters from rela-
Bile sources, to late dates, just received
here from Kansas, | gather number OF
facts of much interest.
> One letter from near the Missouri bor-
der fully confirms the reported death of
the notorious Geo W. Clark, the mur-
derer Of Barber.
On the 22d inst. the difficulty at Fort
Scott was still progressing Clark was at
the lead of the Pro Slavery force when
he was killed Seven Pro Slavery men
had fallen at last accounts, and the great
est excitement prevailed.
Another prominent man writes that
Calhoun can never set up his Lecompton
Government in the Territory with less
than twenty thousand Federal troops at
his back.
Calhoun had become so greatly alarm
ed for his personal safety, that he had fled
from his office at Lecompton and gone to
Fort LeaVenworth for protection.
Another correspondent states that if the
Lecompton Constitution goes through
Congress, there will be bloody settling
up OF old scores in the Territory.