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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-06
Geoal Notices,

STATE OF VERMONT District Of Addison, ss
Be it remembered that at a Probate Court held
at Middlebury, within and for the District of Ad
olson, on The 2nd day Of July A. D. 1852
Frederick A, Leland and Mormon Upper, ex
ecutor Of tho last will and tesla ment Of
MICHAEL SAUNDERS,
iate OF Aliddebury, in said district deceased
present their application in writing to said court
setting forth that the said deceased was in his
life time and at the time Of his death, undhr con
tract binding in law to convey by deed to Wal
dc Oln,stead and wife the house and lot now oc
cupied by said Olmstead, situated in East Mid
dlebury in said distric, and prays said court to
grant them license to convey srid tract Of land
according to said contract.
II is thereupon ordered that said application be
considered by this court al a session thereof 10
be held at the Probate Office, in said hIidd ebury
on Monday the 25th day Of July, A. D. 1863,
at ten o'clock, in the forenoon, and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections, If
any they may have, to the granting raid license
by publishing a certified copy Of this order in
the Aliddlebury Regster--a newspaper printed at
said Middleburv-three weeks successfully pre-
Vlous to the time of said court.
CALVIN G. TILDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records.
IL Attest, c. G. TILDEN, Judge.
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ARE THE MARYLAND PATENT

CERTIFICATES or APPROVAL, IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
Grafton, December Sd 1855
tlessrs. Sheuvin ond Burgess, Agents for Mar
lands Patent Fire Proof Safe Gentlemen Il
have examined the Msrland's Patent Safe in
your store. and far as am able to Judge OF its
Fire Proof Qualities, | believe the principles up
on which it is built, the most reiatle in resisting
heat, Of sny Fire Proof Safe, that has come un-
der my observation, and particularly recommend
il to the attention OF our Probate Districts that
are now simplifying Themselves, for the preserva-
tion Of tueir Records. BENZ. W. DEAN,
Sec. of State
BrattleOero, December Cd, 1858.
This may certify that we have exam ined the
Marlaud's Patent Fire Proof Safe, exhibited 10 us
by Mr. Arson Hardy, and that in our opinion,
Marland's Safe would be reliable one to our.
chase for the use OF the Probate Courts
( I. 5 1913 BIRD. 1PPS 95sst Of
Middlebury, April 9th, 1859.
The Legislature of Vermont at its last session.
passed 4 law making it the duty of the County
Judges 10 procure Fire Proof Safes, in which to
deposit Probate Records. In discharge Of that
duty we have spent some time IN examining a
number Of Sates-We have come to the conclu-
sion that the MGrlands Safe manufactured BY NJ.
b. Bigelow and Arson Hardy Of Boston, Mass, is
superior to any other we have examined, for its
Fire Proof qualities. We have bought a safe of
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict, and are well satisfied with the workman
ship, apparent strength and durability.
", W. c. WRlGAT, Asst. Judges Of Ad
II. .. SMITH. olson County Court
NJ. B. BIGELOW e. ANSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
80 School street. opposite City Hal, Boston, Mass
II. A. SHELDON, of Middlebury, ,an,
County Treasury. agent
j. "a: a. D's sEspos BRRT aiIs5S Agents.
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Sears g. Co.'S Great Eastern
MENAGERIE

WILL EXHIBIT AT MIDDLEBURY,
Opposite the Depot, on Saturday July 9Th, 1859
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
This Consolidated Establishment is by far, the
Largest Collection of Living Wild Animals in
America, and includes the greatest novelty ever
in any travelling Menagere in this country
A BA BY L | o N
Alss, great variety of
LYONS,
TlGEtS,
LEOPARDS,
HYENAS, &C.
together with Grand Entertainment by
REYNOLDS GREAT TROUPE !
All at one price OF Admission.
For full Particulars. Time &c, see Mammoth
Fosters and small bills posted in every conspeu-
Out place in town.
TICKETS IS CTS, CHILDREN HALF PRICE,,
FLINT PEAsLEE, Agt
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Chimney Point and Port Henry

CROWN POINT FERRY.
The four horse boat Gipsey is now plying be-
tween Chimney Point, VT. and Fort Henry, \.
touching at Crown Point either way, and will
plv between Chimney Point and Crown Point
any time between her regular trips to Port Henry
as occasion may require The Gipsey will leave
Chimney Point, VT. Port Henry, N. y,
at O'Clock. A. NJ. at o'clock, A. NJ.
~ " P NJ.
p. NJ.
On Sunday only lco trips
Leave Chimney Point Leave Port Henry
at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
9l.2 P. NJ. 4 l-S O'Clock p N.
Will run as above through the season, unless
notice is given to the contrary.
Chimney Point, May 2, 1863.
~; A. BARNES, Jr.
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WRAPPING PAPERS.

Over 1000 lbs Wrapping Paper, just received
including Manila. Hemp, Rag and Straw, all
sizes and weights, to which the attention Of mer-
chants and consumers is invited We intend to
make this a prominent branch Of our business.
and Merchants may depend upon finding large
stock, all of which will be sold at Lou Prices
Please call and examine.
A. X. COPELAND.
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MOUNTAIN STAGE

This line makes connection with the Bethel
Stage at Hancock, passing through East Middle
bury and Ripton. Leaves the Middlebury House
tuesday, Thursday an. Saturday Immediately
uiter the arrival Of the morning train FROM Rut-
land. Leaves Hancock for Middlebury at seven
o'clock of the alternate days. Excursion parties
10 the Hat Crown House or points on the noun
tain will find this an economical and pleasant
conveyance ,.,.,,. ,.,,a..,,,,,
l2:3w LORENLO CUl lex.
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NOTICE.

Whereas, my sons Charles Marcelus Needham
and William Wright Needham, left me without
my knowledge or any Just provocation, | there
fore forbid any person harboring or trusting them
on my account, as shall pay no debts Of their
contracting after this date
ARNoN NEEDHAM.
Whiting, June 7, 1859. s;sw
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KETCHUM'S
Celebrated Moving Machine

Ate, many years experience in the manufac-
rure, sale and use of Mowers and Reapers, and
with our present improvements added, which
have been thoroughly proved, we can recommend
the ketchum Machine without any fear or mis-
giving and do honestly believe, that it is The ma
chine above all others, in cutting grass or grain,
with the least draught, the 9redfes economy and
success Of any in use. The machinery and gear
ing is so simple that any person, even boy, can
manage it; and with the Reaper attachment,
which can be added at any time, il requires with
u gentle team but one man to drive and rake OH
The grain. The machine is 60 constructed as 20
combine great strength and durability with the
smallest possible weight the cutters are SO
formed as to prevent entirely the liability to clog.
Ii NAV be stopped and started in wet and lodged
yrass without backing. 1t has II wheel and lever
attachment by which the operator can instantly
fase the cytter- bar six or eight inches TO pass
over Cbstruetion and while raised the machine
NAV be drawn to and from the field, &c. The
cltter-bar being always Oh q line with the axis
IF the driving wheel, this machine operates
we'll on rough and uneven ground, where other
Anachines cannot NOW 1t can be instantly thrown
out Of or into gear, by means OF short lever
which can be operated with ease by the drive on
the seat The machine s constituted entirely of
ron, and the very best kind, and its parts are
adjusted ana guarded against accidents, that it
REQUIRES but little more attention TO keep it in
working order than the common scythe. Our
one horse machine has given great satisfaction,
and is just the thing for many farmers.
PRICES OF MACHINES.
One Horse Machine 8 1-2 #. cut. $500
Light Two HORSE " #. cut. VT. 476 lbs. 5000
"4l-2" 4sO " So 90
Heavy" &C GO " 10000
Reaper Attachment extra, 1000
Machines delivered at Worcester, Mass
NouRsE MASON 4 Co., Worcester, Mass.
Please forward your orders to
WHEELER FRENCH, Agent.
-ysst Addison, Vt. June LIST, 1853.
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PRE- CIDER VINEGAR.

1000 gallons Cider Vinegar, warranted pure,
Just received by H. A ohtLDoN'
June 6, 1868. ~
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
yeu,,eay's Discovery, Woods Hair Restora-
Eurpett's Cocoaine sold by
W. 9EE&TER5IIlRE SAUCE,
Iohn Kun' : gse Steak Sauce. Tomato ketcl'-
'S Wixea pickle. Pepper Sauce, &c. sold y,
June i. -
COFFEE. TEA. sc.
Pure Old Govt Java roa Ned ana raw, mo NO.
and ST Domi,9go Cufees, Impe r1Ai hyson ,, Gun,
powder. Troctkuy, Young Hyso". h.n ~! hSS W.
Skin Tens all Of prime quality just LII noT
Iune T. H. A. ~
FLAVOjHNG EXTRAC1.S'
Extract Lemon, o. several manufacturers
tr,c' Vanilla Nutmeg, Rose, Ginger, Almond,&
II ShELDON'S.
i."UIIS
sn-ins fip.. Cuuant-. Ctuon, Sc, AZ
SllELDON'S.
PHO\ iStbNS.
fak. HAAS Shoulder, Goldfish, salmon, Mack
efy! n 20 Ii kitts, nerring. IA oGXss Jus! re-
ce,ysd BY H. A SHELDON,
June
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Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, June 30, 1858,
At market, ll2l Beeves 800 Stores, 22l Sheep
and Lambs 26O0
PkIcEs-- Market Bett-Exta, ss.0Oas,2j; FIST
nnality, 81 ,Oon7 80; second do. Sc so; third DO.
Is ordinary 400.
Working 0Eer-S75, 100 1,6O
Mich Coars-s25 a 80 AZ.
Tee Years 0M--S22 Il %.
Three Years 0ld-S29 u 81
Hides l-2as lac per H.
Cali SkiHs-12 a l3c per ID
TdLmc- Sales at : 1-2c, rough
Sheep aud Ldmds--extra, s2O0a4 co. in lots
100. 200, $50.
PeHs-s0.50 a Sl,7j
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A Chance for all to get Rich
Money Wanted at 80 per cent Interest
THE SECURITY BEYOND QUESTION.
The investment to be made III
STEWARDS
Improved Fuel Sdring and Comfort Producing
COOKING STOVE!

Its the only true economist among Cooking
Stoves.
1t will pay for itself in saving fuel every three
years.
1t has the very best hues ever made.
1t bakes perfectly on top and in oven both at
once.
1t does all sorts Of cooking atthe same time.
1t gives you also plenty of hot water and II
Alarming closet without cost.
1t hos stood the test for twenty years and
game constantly in public favor.
1t was invented and perfected by veteran
Stove maker
II is the only perfect Cooking Stove in the
country or the world.
1t is capable of doing twice the work of any
other Stove in existence.
1t is the sure source of comfoIt, happiness and
peace in every household.
|. costs but little more than e common Stove,
and will last you twenty years.
II is warranted for three months, and may
then be retvrnod; so you run no kind of rick in
trying it.
FULLER, WARREN & Co., Manufacturer,
Troy, n. Y.
J. W. DORSEY, Agent, Benson, VT.
Small descriptive pamphlets furnished without
charge. SO
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CONS UNPTION CURED!
WINCHESTER'S
GENUINE PREPARATION or THE
II Y p O P II o s p H TF G

GENUINE PREPARATION or THE
H Y P 0 P II o s P H / TT s
OF LINE AND OF SODA,
As originally discovered and pr escribed by
DR.. J. F. CHURCHILL,
For the prevention and cure oil
c O " s u NJ p ITO N.
The salts of Lime and of Soda are the only
preparation which, for the present | would re-
commend for general use."-lJ. Francis Church
Ill, NJ. D.
THE THEORY.
Phthisis is a diathesis of general disease. de
pending upon the want or undue waste of the
oxydizabe Phosphorus normally existing in the
animal economy
THE TREATMENT.
" Hence it follows that the remedy consists in
supplying the deficient element by the admins
tration OF preparation Of phosphorus which is
at once assimilaole and oxydizable. The hypop-
hosphites OF lime and soda possess both qualities
in the highest degree, being perfectly soluble and
nearly as oxydizable as phosphorus ITSELF
The Hypophosphites are the specific remedy Of
the diathesis. or general condition of the system
which has, as consequence, the deposition OF
tubercular matter. When once this condition is
changed, the deposition of fresh tubercular mat
Ter will cease.
THE RESULTS OF THE TREATMENT
What am anxious for is, that the Hypophos
phites should be brought as speedily as possible
into uni versal use as | know that they will
prove not only as sue a remedy in Consumption
as quinine is in intermittent fever but also as ef
fectual preservative vaccination in small
pox
This assertion no longer rests upon the thirty
four cases with which my discovery was ushered
into the world in July, 1867. l can now appeal
to the results in upwards of one hundred and fifty
detailed observations Of the disease collected
duril 6 the past year at my Public Dispensary,
Rue Larrey Paris.
To these cases might be added almost an equal
number from my private practice and in no
single instance have found the Remedy fail 10
produce everything that could reasonably be ex-
pected from it. In most instances the benefit
deprived from it has far exceeded what could, at
first have been hoped for, when taking into &C
count the degree and extent Of the injury sus.
tanned by the lungs previous to the use Of the
Remedy. Similar results have, since the publi-
cation of my discovery, been announced by Pro.
fessors Paragot, Of Brussels, and Maestro de San
Juan, Of Granada in Spain as also by Drs.
Jacnto lie Reverend and Galve. Of Havana, and
Reinvillers, Of Paris.
Out Of tw enty.two cases in third or last stage
treated at my Dispensary during the past year,
eight have completely recovered eight, have died
lowing in every instance 10 the existence OF
complications and six are still under treatment
Such result is altogether unparalleled In the
annals OF medcine.-From DR.. Churchilrs Let.
teTs.
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READ THE TESTIMONY :

We now see the rationale Of the enjoym ent
OF the Encyclopedias Of Lime and Soda, recon
mended by Dr.. Churchill in the treatment OF
Consump,ion-they not only act as absorbents,
but repair and retard the waste of issue."--9
P. De Wees, NJ. D., New York;
Your preparation has not failed to benefit in
single instance in which have used it."--W.
T. Clark, NJ D., Il 0. ell, o.
Your medicine we think invaluable and cheer
fully recommend it."-Eira Clark, u. D., (Kirk.
land, n. ~
They improve the nervous strength, and in
vigorste the nutritive functions."-W. {. Rust
VI. D., (Morri,town, n. J.)
Their snodyne eject is sometimes remarks
bic they tend to produce most refreshing and
renoyatng rest."-L. V. Newton, NJ. D., q. Y. }
They increase the principle which Constitutes
nervous force, and are the most powerful blood
generating agents known."-Dr. Churchill.
:" can assure the profession and the public that
this preparation OF the Hypophosphites can be
RELIEF on."-Jas. r. Chiffon, n, D. Chemist
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EXCELSIOR
w o o DIS M 0 W E R
THE LITTLE GIANT

Mr.. W. A. Wood after seven wears of success.
full labor asnventor and manufacturer of Nanny
Machines, having brought the Nanny Combined
Machine to perfection; has brought his great ex
perience and inventive genius to produce that
great desideratum, a light cheap, durable and
successful Now ny Machines and after the most
thorough tests in every variety Of field and all
kinds Of grass; am prepared to offer his Lit
tie Giant to the farmers as superior in capacity
foi good work. easy draft light, cheap and dura
BILE. (See pamphels,) Farmers can see one Of
these Mowers at Stevens Hotel, Vergennes, and
at L. S. Stowells Cornwall weight only 325
lbs, PRIcE-Two Horse Mower, $1,000 One
Horse Mower, $1,000. Delivered on curs at Hoo
sic Falls.
% shall endeavor to be at Vergennes every
Saturday through the season.
}. W. STRONG, Agent.
p. S.-We continue TO sell that excellent Ma
chine, the Nanny Patent.
Vert Addison, May 25. 1859. sew
The aboAe machine will also be exhibited at
the residence Of the subscriber in Cornwall, on
the 27th June, at Middlebury the 2sth, and at
Whiting on tho 3oth, ut two o'clock on each day.
Z. R, ROBBINS, Agent
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MIDDLEBURY
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
AND
IRON ST RE,

JASON DAVENPORT,
Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinas OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
IRON, S TOVE IA n ID WARE
CUTLERY ,JOINERS' FOOLS, &C
MIDpLEBURY, vermont
Vermont Mower and Reaper
For sale Mt j. DAVENPoRT'S
G.. s. Blodgett & Goa
PORTABLE OVEN, for sale by
J. DAVENPORT
Fosters Patent
WINDOW SUPPORTERS, the best IN use,
for sale by J DAVENPORT
Arthur's Self-sealing
FRUIT CANS, colored, glass and tin, for sale
at J. 0AVENPoRT's
Messer's
ICE cRENM Give Minutes) Freezer, a sizes,
fer sale al J. DAvENP oRTS.
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CONSUMPTION IS Durable 4!
By the use of Winchester. Genuine Preparation
of Dr.. j F. Churohill's COMPOUND Of the
HYP OP II O 8 p HITE s!
OF LiME, SODA, AND POTASH,
Originally discovered and prescribed by him as
Specific remedy for

OF LIZZIE, SODA, AND Potash,
Originally discovered and prescribed by him as
aSpecfc remedy for
CONS UMP IONl
Tne use of the Hypophosphites in Consump-
ton, Sorofula, Nervous Debility Asthma, Bron
chisis, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, and all
other disease. depending upon dehc ant vitali-
~ in the elements Of the blood, have proved their
invariable efficacy in thousands Of cases in Eu.
rope and America, and establishing the claim of
the discoverer. that they are sure preventative
and
SCIENTIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
DR.. Churchill says
/" In no single instance have found the reme-
dy fail TO produce everything that could be rea-
sonably expected from it. In most instances the
benefit derived from it has FAR EXCEEDED what
could have been hoped for when taking into ac-
count the Gegree and extent Of the injury sus.
tanned by the lungs previously to the use OF the
remedy. Out of twenty two
cases in The third or last stage, treated at nv Dis
pensary dnriug the past year, eight have COM
pletely recovered, eight have died, and Fix are
under treatment. Such a esult is altogether I'M
psralleled in the annals OF medicine"
BE SURE TO PURCHASE wIScHEsTER's GENUINE
PREPARATION,
which is certified by DR. James r. Chiffon TO be
properly made and chemically pure" Ny fac
simile signature is upon every bottle.
Price SO per bottle, or three bottles for So
with full directions for use. Write for Circulars
which will give reliable information, and save
from all possibility of deception. Sold wholesale,
at the lowest discount for cash, al the Sole Gen,
eral Depot in the Uni:sd States, byJ WINCHES-
TER, American and Foreign Agency, 40 John
street, New York. Also Of
P. II. NILES,
No ARCH STREET, BOSTON MASS,
Agent for the State. Of Mass, N. H., and Vt, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
Boston, June /, 1859, SLY
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wINcHEsTER's oENuINE rREPARATIoy

10 put up large bottles with the following words
blown in the glass g Dr.. ]. f. Churchilps Hy-
pophosphites of Lime and Of Soda. J. Wincbes-
ter New York" Each bottle has also my Fac,
smile sigT ature No other is genuine.
70 The Phosphates, or Chemical Food " leo
cslled) are radically different from the Hypo-
phosphltes, and can in no case be used es sub
stitute. Bear this fact in mind. No preparation
containing iron can be used without danger OF
inflammation and helnorhage. No other drug or
medicine should be combined with the Hypoph
osphites or used at the same time.
% The Hypophosphites are most efhcscious
Remedy in all Nervous Diseases, General Debil-
ity, or Prostitution OF the Vital Forces, Chlorosis
Suppression, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Bronchitis, &C.
EyPrice, $500, or three bottles for 81, 90, with
full directions for use. A liberal discount 10
physicians and the trade. The Dry salts furn.
ished to the profession. Single bottles in coneen-
trated solution sent by mail, when specially or.
dered. Sold wholesale and retail ut the Sole
General Depot in the U. S., 49 John street. Let
no one deceive you, but purchase and use only
" WinChester's Preparation"
DIR. CHuRcHILL's WORK on coNsUMFTIoS,
Giving a full view Of the Theory and T,ea,.
ment, and other invaluable information, sent gra-
lis on receipt of twelve cents in stamps for pos
tages. OEThe Summer is the most favorable
season for treatmnnt. Let no consumptive delay
for time is precious in so fatal mnlady. This
is the only Remedy that will cure.
Beware of all attempts to impose different
article upon You, under the pretense that it is
the same as mine. Address,
j. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency. IS John St. NY
lilly
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100 bbls. Extra g. Double Extra
FAMILY FLOUR. for sale by
May 81. T.. VALLETTF.
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PRoF. c. R. BLAKALL, NJ. d,
WM. W. WEIR, NJ. D., ! PhVsicians.
4;3m
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ICE cRENM Give Minutes) Freezer, 4 sizes,
for sale al J. DAVENP0 RTS.
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We do not confne all our patietns to the same
Diet neither do we suffer any to indulge in inju.
rious or pernicious habits, such as the Use of To-
bacco in any shape, or indulgence in Spirtuous
Liquors, or any others, the influence Of which
could only be to weaken and destro the vitality
hence
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-30

Ia beginning the world, if you
don't wish to get cheated at every
turu, fold your pride carefully, put it
under lock aud key, a-d only let il
out to air on grand occasions. Pride
is garment, all stiff brocade outside,
all grating saokeloth on the side
next to the skin. Even kings don't
wear the dalmaticum except at a
coronation.