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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-15
Chronicle No. I.

Now il came to pass, in the last days Of
the reign Of Ryland the farmer, that there
was great tumult in all the cities and VIII 4
lagos of the land bonfres and rejoicing
filed the air, aud old and young cried vi
oul voice, long live Cyrus ON account
his having connected two mighty continents
so that they may talk as two men talksth
face to face.
In these days, about the time of the lat.
ter rain HARRY, the merchant, whose sir
name is LANGWORTHY journeyed south-
ward, having, about his person a goodly
quantity Of gold and other precious articles,
wherewith he might buy purple and fine
linenaud other valuable and costly merchan-
die. and 1t came TO pass, that he journey
ed many leagues, until lie even came to the
great Babylon, called New York, and there
ha tarricd few days among the money
changers and buyers and sellers, and pur-
eli sed many articles and things which the
people would 4 sine, and he then journeycd
uorthward until lie came to the land where
he dwells, ana all Of his household,
Well the amount Of it is. the subscriber
has Just returned from New York with
heavy stock o, goods, suited to the taste and
wants ef thi, community, which he offers at
lower rates than ever. The days of high
prices have passed, new era has dswned
on the mercantile world-high prices and
long credits are things, ere long will be only
read Of aud deplored as among the great err
rors Of past ages Quick sales and small
/ profits is my motto SO come along and see
/ what a lot Of
CLOTHING.
| over Coats. Dress Coats, Business Goats,
! Plantations, Cashmere Pants, Doe Skin do.
satiuetls do Tweed do, a large assortment
/ of
VESTS,
Velvet Vests, Satin, do, and other styles Of
Vests, at low rates.
Our Clothing is made for service, and of a
superior cloth and style Of finish and is sold
at prices that must warrant ready sale.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS &C,
4 large assortment Of Boots and Shoes
thick and thin Rubbsfs-light and heavy.
Ladies and Children's-all sizes. Hats and
Cans, various STYLES Wall and Curtain Paper
Crockory and Glass Ware. Glass oil and Put
ty, Sugar and Tea,
GROCERIES.
Pork, Flour and Fish, Burning Fluid Cam
phens and Candles, Our stock of Plain and
figured Dress Goods is Misunderstanding
ali the new and desirable styles in market,
The ladies well understand this subject
Black silk and Satin Bleached and brown
Sheatiugs, Flannels Ticking and drilling
new STYLE Fancy Willow Baskets. Together
with thousand other Knic Knacks and
trinkets that win only have to be seen to be
admired. -
HARRY LANGW0RTHY,
No, Nichols Building
Middlsbury, Oct. 4, 1855
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True to Nature !

Those who have friends living at a distance,
who were formerly residents Of Middlebury,
could not make them more acceptable present,
than one of those beautiful Monographs of Mid
dlebury Falls, and Beldens Falls, taken by
Messrs. Mowry & Russell, Of Rutland. Vt. They
may be obtained at Copeland's Bookstore if up
plicaton is made soon, at 60 cents piece.
Our lady artists will readily see the ease with
which these pictures can be transferred to can
vas-a work which may be done in their parlors,
and save themselves the tedious labor of sketch.
Ing an outdoor view, exposed to cold or heat.
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DIR. JORDON,
q erm an hysician.

Treats chronic disease in all forms, by an ex-
animation Of the urine tfilst passed in the morn
'ng,) with the name and age OF the patient
A practice Of over five year, In Vermont DEM
on trates success seldom obfoined in chronic dis
sdsss-Ofice' opposite Town Hal, Brandon. VI.
N. b.. DR.. will be in Rochester, Vt (Fales'
HoteI the last Saturday in sscli month com
mencing May 20. itf
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MARK THESE WORDS

Z. S. ATWOOD, has just returned from New
York with fresh assortment of GOODS, com
prising every variety kept in country stores.
ALSO, is agent for selling the wel-known
double-threaded Wheeler q Wilson's SEWING
MACHINES. Any one desiring to purchase good
or machines at LOW figures, can DO so, by cali
ing at the Brick Store in Shoreham Village, W.
E. S. ATWOOD,
"a Shoreham, Vermont.
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes in the World.

" HEN the con- TT HE MARYLAND
w tents of safes are / PATENT SAFE is
destroyed they are in so constructed as to en-
variably by heat being tirely cut off all commu-
conducted to them and nicaton of heat In this
the inside wood casing part by so constructing
through the door and the door and the door
doorway by the iron way of soap-stone, of
bolts and plates forming other equally non-c
and fastening the rod Quoting material, as to
box to the outside iron have no other iron bolts
plate OF the door, and running through the
Joining directly on to the door, or iron plate, a.
inside wood casing thus round the doorway or
forming continuouslany connections from
conductor of the bestlthe outer TO the inner
heat-conducting msteri part of the safe, therbv
al from the outside d. keeping the interior and
recty upon the inside contents of the safe as
wood casing, and con- effectually protected
tents OF the safe. from all heat that can
~AH sdfes,s ape ours be applied to the door,
are thus omh. as in any other portion
Examine your safe of the safe.
door!
NJ. b. BIGELOW 4 ANSON HARDY
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
80 School street, opposite City Hall Boston Mass.
III. DuSKLEE, Burlington, A,,.
J. & A. LANDoN, Rutland Hss"''
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6-6o0o AGENTS WAsTED-To gll 4nerip-
ventions. Agents have made over s25 900 on
one,-better than all other similar agencies Send
four stamps and get 60 pages particulars, grntis
2sism EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mas,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Door HARRIS will be in Bridport, AT David
Benefits on Monday, Dec. 27th, where he will
remain about one week. 35;3w
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Leather delting.

This community has long been in need of place
where this article could lie procured. We would
now inform all in want of Betting that it can be
obtained in any quantity and width desired, at
low pricss-for cash, at
Nov. I, 1858. J. DANENPORT'S.
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Ii PRESS:
REALITIES OF HOMEOPATHY.
BY G. GLEIwIrz, N. D.
Published by A. H. COPELAND, Middlebury, VI.
Price 80 Gents
BANK NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Bank of Middlebury
are hereby notified that the annual meeting for
the choice of Directors for the ensuing year, will
be held al their Banking House, on the 18th day
of January next, at one O'Clock, p NJ.
BY order of the Directors.
/. WARNER, Cashier.
Bank Middlebury, Dec. 6, 1858. 343
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A ew Watch for Timing Horses.
THE CHRONODROMETER.

APPLEION, IRACY & Co,
Watch Manufacturers, WALTHAM, MASS,
have invented Watch for Timing Horses, which
performs with promptness and accuracy never
before attained. A drawing and full particulars
cent on application at Waltham. or at 1853 Wash
ington ST, Boston, or to Robbins < Appleton, New
York patent has been applied for. 2l;sm
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Devtne'sCompound Pitch Lozenges
Warranted to cure Coughs, Colds, WhooDinq
Cough, Bronehits, Group, 1stEna and Csnsurnp-
zion.
~ Sold by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the country; also by the mann
facturers, No. Wilson Lane. Boston, Mass. AZ
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VICTUALING HOUSE.

The subscriber would give notice to tho public
that he has opened a restaurant in Bridport, in
the first house south Of the tavern, where man
and beast will be provided for at shor, notice =
He will keep constantly on hand Pic and Cheese
best kinds Of Cakes, Baked Beans and Pork, Oys-
tiers raw or stewsd Gentlemen and Ladies who
wish to have social " sit down" and some
thing to eat" will be waited upon in the best
manner. c. ii. NTNH0LS.
Brdport, Nov. H. 1855.
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A N EW S T Y L Z

OF COOKING STOVE.-The subscriber has
now on hand-in addition to great variety Of
Stoves suitable for paror', stores school houses,
shops, &C., Of the latest and best patterns that
can be found in any Of the Stove markets-a new
and improved Cook Stove different from any ever
before seen in this place, which he will sell on
terms equally, if not more favorable than can be
had at any place in Vermont. Also n variety Of
Wares of Tin, Copper, Brass and Iron, Of the
best stock and workmanship, of the kinds he has
long been in the habit Of keeping, and can con-
idently assure those in want Of anything in this
line, that they will find it for thor interest to
call and examine for themselvo. before purchas-
ing elsewhere A. WILCOX.
Middlebury, Oct. 6, 1858. 25tf
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nlu , IT Gug usAIilg iheteA'
Ono box OF Herrick's
Sugar Coated Life Pills,
containing only 70 cents,
viii last a family 8 months
save twenty-five dolars in
physicians bills, fifteen or
more dollars in lost time,
and not uutrequsntly the
life of some member Of the
family, the value Of which
cannot be estimated in dol
lars and cents.
Herrick's Kid Strength
euing Plasters cure in five
hours pains and weakness
in breast, sides and back,
and Rheumatic complaints
in an equally short period
of time. Spread on q beau
tiful white lamb skin
+batr rasa t,hieofa tha Wen
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NEW PRINTS AND DE LANES
ceived at BECKWlTH'S
Dec. ].
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CASH PAID FOR HIDES,
u Furs.
Nov 2S, 1858. ". H. REMSEN.
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DR.. G. GLEIWITZ,
Physician and Surgeon

Begs leave to inform the inhabitants OF Mid
dlebury and vicinity, that he has just returned
from Europe and again ened an Office at the
Addison House, where he will attend to the sick
on the HOMEOPATHIC PRINCIPLE.
OZDr. 6. can be consulted at his office daily
ION IL A. Nj. to p. NJ "a:
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MEDICINES.

There is not within thirty-two miles of Mid
dlebury, any place where so large variety, so
good quality, SO reasonable prices, and so good
competent dispensers can be found, as at the
store of
Oct IL. f. A. SHELDON
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BUFFALO ROBES.
No. for sale to cash customers at s6.5Oase.
j, L. NEGUS.
STILL CHEAPER

| will sell the same quality Of Brown Sugars
one-half cent per pound cheaper than have for
the last two weeks % for 1-2, Ia for S, l-2
for Z. The low prices Of my Sugars have caused
considerable excitement among some Of the mer-
chants in this village. They have bought SAM
Piles and exhibited them to customers aud put
the price one cent per pound higher than | have
been selling them at Don't be deceived sell
at the advertised prices, which is cheaper than
can be bought at any other store in this village.
Dec, s. j. L. NEGUS.
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MILLINERY GOODS

to an endless variety, which will be sold to old
customers and new--rich and poor-high and
low---weak and strong-bond and free-and in
fact, everybody Come We that have money and
buy at such low rates that you will be astonished!
If we were able, we would give away some Of
those little loves IF bonnets," they are so small
and neat, but we have 10 ask enough to pay cost
and charges, to keep the establishment moving.
Remember the old stand in Cobb's Block, near
the bridge, where K. R, CLAY keeps Millinery
and Fancy Goods.
Oct. 10, 1858.
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DRESS GOODS!

with which we shall finish ont the Picture, The
rainbow the northern light, and the comet, all
fade, when compared with the beautiful colors oil
Silks, Bereges, DeLanes, &c , &c.. But | must
stop-l am lost III admiration. So como along
and see for yourselves. Suffice it to say, we have
roplau our stock of
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w H E A T.

800 bushels Wheat wanted imme diatsly en-
poor accounts and good accounts, old accounts
and new accounts, and in exchange for Goods by
Nov, 20, 1853, IL. A. SHELDON.
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Eeool Notices.

CTATE OF VERMoNT,( Be it remem.
ODistrietofA ddison,s IS. bered that at .
Probate Court held at Middlebury,in aud for
the District Of Addison, on the 21st day OF
November, A. D. 1858;
s. William Pierce administrator Of the es-
tate of
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0EEvery father should present copy to his son
Tbs CaAse, TIE Effect, and The Remedy
In plain language, By g Physician Of Eminence.
ANY person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps will receive copy by mail, under seal.
Address all etter5 to
Drawer 1lS Post ofes, albany, n Y.
Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills,
made fom the extract Of Cotton Root; remedy
used for years among the female slaves at the
South, in form Of detection or tea now for the
first time introduced into general use. Price ono
dollar, sent under seal by mail Married ladies'
must not uss them Address as above. 30;ly
80 Drocrr l1s Post OGee, Al5ony, ~ Y.
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SUBMIT WEAVER.
isburv in said District de

submit W EAN Eli.
late Of Salisbury in said District deceased
presents his application to this court for Ii
ccnsc to sell all the real estate Of said de-
ceased within this State and Represents
that it would be beneficial to all persons in
tcrc.ted although the same may not be nee
essary for the payment Of the debts of said
deceased, and shows the court that all the
heirs residing in this State have given their
consent in writing that said court may grant
said license; It is thereupon ordered that
said application be considered by this court
at a session thereof to be held at the Pro
bate Office in said Middlebury on Monday
The 9th day Of Dec, A. D. 1853, aud thai
notice be given to all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections,
if any they may have, to said license being
granted By publishing a certif4' copy Of
said order in the Middlebury Ks ister-a
newspaper printed at said Middlcbury-
three weeks successfully previou the time
of said Court
CALVIN G TILDEN, Judge.
A trve cop Of record
333w Attest J W STEWART, Register
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800 REWARD!

HlUU KEW AtNO
VIII be paid on the conviction Of any respon-
sible party who shall infringe upon the following
Patents, and Trade Marks, by making or vend-
ing any article, not the genuine, as such, viz
HAYES & CO.'S COAL OILS,
the only uniform standard Coal Oil in the market,
better and cheaper. Also,
JONES PATENT COAL OIL LAMP.
Every genuine Lamp is stamped " Z. F. Jones,
Patent" The public are cautioned against buy
ing imitation Oils or Lamps, as they can have
the real at IA less price, and satisfaction gusrsn-
tsed Supply unlimited.
f +. JONES & CO., Sole Agents,
22;8m IS and 81 Central ST., Boston.
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WANTED RETURNED.

Second Vol. of Dr.. Kane's Works, loaned to
some person nine months or more ago.
Nov. 20, 1888. w. H. REMSEN.
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DR.. W1star's Balsam of WildCherry

See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator
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Tripe of Superior Quality,
BY the barrel. half barrel or pound, at
Dec. 6. NALLETTE'S.
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PLEASE THE PUBLIC

He has been to New York, and has gathered from
the vast and rich repositories of Fashion every
thing to beautify the Female Form.
Commencing with the head-we can place up
on it one Of the most beautiful and tasty Hats
ever beheld by mortal man
Then put upon her neck Chanele or Cash
mere Scarf, that would do honor 10 Turkish
harem.
After which we can throw upon her shoulders
one Of those beautiful and economical Mantle
Shawls which will look as well one side out as
the other-and little better, some might think.
They are among miracles Of Fashion
Then Whnt shall vye saw Of the
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IA PHYSICIANS LEGACY q
TO YOUNG MEN.

A few ration
al and disinter-
ested remarks,
in pamphlet
form, of 80
pages,on Sem
inal Weakness
Nocturnal l.
missions, Loss
Of Memory
capacity for
Study or Bus
mess, Impedi-
nents to Mar
,riage, etc, ari-
lsing from the
,efectsoi secret
l,-L..- 1T--,.1.
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LET THE SICK REJOICE !

USED rHEoueHoUT TIE WORLD.
Herrtck's Sugar Coated Pills and
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CLOTHING.

over Goats, Dress Coats, Business Coats,
Plantations, Cashmere Pants, Doe Skin do.
satiuetls do Tweed do. a large assortment
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10 LVNN 10 T TIT4 IN ' EN- II T. III-NIT
CONTINUES TO WORK
THE SEASONS EVEN, CHANGE !
Spring with all its enivenng associations puts
on its never varying dress OF green.
In Summer the same is used but looks a little
faded and worse for wear.
In Fall she dons the old dress and edorns her
self in the brightest, gayest colors.
NV these are changes which Nature assumes,
and equally do the fashions change from
light to dark, from grave to gay,
Like the Husbandman, who has toiled and la
bored through Spring and Summer and has boon
rewarded for his Toll by well filled barns and gra
neries. So it is with CLAY. who has labored 10
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Wanted.
ACCOMMODATIONS Sale.

WE wish D. hire a GOOD NURSE Hnrnedi@tely.
w aprie-u HH HAYNES 90.
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We have already announced that the formal
transfer Of MOUNT VERNON to the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association" has been made by
Mr.. JOIN A WAsHINNToN, and the contract
and deed registered. The particulars of the
sale have not yet transpired. 1t has given us
great pleasure to record the fact of the actual
transfer. 1t is significant proof of the sue
cess of the Ladies, and the true-hearted gen
tlemen who have nobly seconded them, in
their efforts so far to raise the heavy sum
necessary to effect the purchase, and an earn
est of what may be expected in future. 1t is,
too, none the less a significant proof of the
love and generation for the great and good
WASHINGTON, yet entertained by the people
who are enjoying the Liberty he won for them
But, although the purchase has been made,
the work is not yet accomplished. There is
large remaining instalment of means to be
collected and paid, before the glorious work
is done. Renewed zeal and activity on the
part of all who have been enlisted i'll the
cause is requisite to entire Success. There
must be no uniaithful warders-no sleepers
ut their posts. Action, action, action,-must
now DE the RTUnu CudTdClCllSIC vi luc Ilca0-
ing and eventful drama The unparalleled
example of EVERETT should infuse fresh cour
age and energy into every soul. He has al
ready contributed from the proceeds of his
WASHINGTON LECTURE, the rich sum of about
Jftty thousand dollars, and is now on tour
through the South prosecuting his labors. His
Lectures have averaged more than IA thousand
dollars each, and every one of them is Il pro
polling force, which tells upon the huge weight
sought to be up-lifted and cast away. Under
the bright eye of WOMAN and the lead of such
q Mantle first and noblest of the race of
noble men left to our country-therc can lie
no tagging of spirits, no Responding couns Is,
no apprehensions of Il browning victory such
as the annals of the world have never record
ed. To labor, then, all. and another years
effort, such as that which distinguished 1857,
and the work is accomplished, Mourn YER
NON paid for, and forever n shrine for the de-
votee of Liberty to worship at without re-
striction.
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Of the European nations who have paid
particular attention to the progress of the
American people in arts scien ,es. and man
ufactures, we must certainly place the Aus
TRANS amongst the first and foremost. Since
1912 we find the American railway car almost
exclusively on Austrian railways. The out
side connection on locomotives had been eX-
tensively adopted in that country long before
the prejudices in favor of the inside cylinders
were removed. In 1853 the first river steam
boat for the Old World on American princi-
pies was constructed for the Danube. Since
that. two immense boats, of fifty feet beam
and eighty-two feet outside of paddle wheels,
have been built for that river on the model
of our lamented Steers. and engines furnished
from New York. Morse's electric telegraph
has from the very start monopoliZed the Aus
trian telegraph wires, and there is scarcely a
large farm in that extensive empire or large
mandatory that cannot show some evidence
of American ingenuity. At this moment a
balance dry-dock of the largest description,
on the American principle, is constructing at
Venice. The timber for that dock is furnish
ed entirely from this country, and almost all
the mills on the North river which have been
standing still for months are now busly en-
ployed in saving and shipping off that tim
Der. The main part of that dock is also
being constructed in New York. There seems
to be hardly an American invention of impOr
lance that has not found its way into Austria.
and it is a matter of surprise and qualification
10 the American traveller visiting Austria
that the home talent is so much appreciated
in a country which has been almost a stranger
to US, and of which, a general thing, we
have SO imperfect knowledge.