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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

Every s'ienti1n y. Borrowed UPON the sufTere-i ~
tie inbabi.anu. Amer the excitement had sub
sidet, q CoroneT's ipHles, held on the BODY Of
tho dead nan, o. A. Hoffman, a German. employed At
Croton Point Tho testimony Vas IN substance /"
toIioss:
The -nrnecr te-tfcs tha' ihe ,-sin 80 roiny RI
'r rare o. & entt-oirh uI o. on hour vtcn the .c-
o..t '.tdiet q. t,Ae 'e tchu.n. t!p.. o. 70
tf.H. ...t Vie tr-ck ~ e,s-. tbN b, amos, .I-
"tui b. ne Irftica ~ he VOC bst me
tr.''H o. To- "'' IN o. o-Vf . fr N. 1f N' p
-.l...' IIe .la.f4 t,u ru. .l Toe p s..- s4i 80.
r" ft.. tu mon en- AZ rts De 80 las o,''-
MOVE goo b. tnv 4i,sr.
llc uaar's '..',t,'i- 80 similar r. 'N-t Of
g." el'itssr 10 sis the 4li usi srG psf hp hNnla
Do 20 a.llgsa .he has,, sbsu l.o .ln',n %
c.o. h-owios m q ~ ule r,vtr. ID 80 tns feiar
~ 't1 ~ he hNd seen 30 sotne yeif, and ~ A.,
ni'a 10 - yo'J noIftI.Jus an eHtefu' 1. az,
900 sfa c.tllcn1 100 'ele p'etc9- ef 'rt il1
o." tc'fn d va emp ,vt % rt,-r o. hut. 900
ionn tlt eu. of a'otlv. lime 81 ccsin arose D. !
o4t. o.. @" woik 49, DE .C "i .usto'L % ..i.
80 unt.v lta attention. a. 80 ~ 10. tut tu'I u
vii be CO.. iuuol.
HAo bosd Of no dcnd r'an w. founi tro.cn " IN
several ritcos, hot ,Asoitt.s 81 l-o ga''el,
vhilo ale lnys p,antea u fp' "sSa.cc Of aJCIy Ct
Ao.h end tone. A NJ. tPsut o., OF recs III, US
ua-ly riaitl Sat 10th OF h. .jt Ai to - siHpa-
tsi'd. Mr. Salphy VA o,o .c.e his 49, tud !, Mt
,ITtc ed Go su.v.se. 81. ,ces vas severely injlici.
seven other passengers Se.c sefiOuti' voludol and
q larret ulmberescspcd viii af,w trui-cs.
Considerable iiiisnAt'on eyprcrsei hy tho RI l.
Hens OF lryineot vino declared ,hat 'Ir,.ett 'oro'
il not Cmpo ed $ the ralsoA company 10 -!C.d %
the uanutas Of the rod al that depot.
Remarkable ColEelon en- tie Harlem
kUIrohd.
on Saturday morning TIE New Haven train ro,ng
north ard tho HA'ien train coming south, rh.ie
| unlot .ull speed. cloegd st 'ho moment tho
high ues,is-v ork tiiiso tc,vecn Harlem end the
ioIkville tunnel. 1tc brdgs, under the wei hit Of
the $50 trains, sc..let In such manner ITO brine
the trncks totetler cAusng the IesT car Of the
Harlem train b come into vio, ut contact With car
Of The other train. The Harlem car uas greatly
shattered, the vindDvs broken, tho sides crushed,
ETC.. AMI scyortl Of the pysengcIs injured, by tho
h,ing gas, the sp'lioled wood, etc Nj Dc VIII, a
lawyer, az IS N~Su street had an arm fractured.
II is suprisins thai creator damage was donc Had
the bridge fstet little more than II did, thu con-
sequences Would tive hoen appalling, even'uatnr IN
some portion II the trains being thrown from the
bridge, hich at elevation Of seventy feot. The
railroad compncs are blamed for the condition Of
tho lr,dSs andfor Alosns trains to csoss IL at such
| u alta tIeei
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
.oycrnor Brnmict;e. Of Kentucky, o.
Emaucib alton,

louisri'L, june 29.-Goy. BiAnIeite tiire ''i me
citlz,as this evening, iavcr OF tho CoIst,ut,
Amend ulent and the ADVANTAGES Of 'roo over 81 We
labor in Kentucky. lie SAYS rlavery has Loon uue,y
oyerth own, and proved the inrosibli'y VI "i,''r-
atiou lie urged the people to proceed 20 osal.ra \
sv-tpin ~ free labor, NJ indicated hv w'sdom aud
their ntr rest shou nv statistic OF the popua'h
aud the occupation Of lnuae b. Ella .hoGei' and 30 O.
leTs that the rich lands Of the FtAc, we've ~
the hands Of a class exceedingly rr' in companion
with lp popular mmnCs, urttd the offanl1ui Ich OF
lie fIe, yhe lahole' e the state" 10 tt.e care IN
tlie OF their own interests. lie raid the nee s-ity
,XitI Tor the immediate seton Of htuuckv IN dis
ro,ns Cl this NeIed question % slavery The pot tss
Of ., 40 having practically teslro' I'd IN institution
itsei TOW llramlete discussed nj cen lrnfth Thu
vecond section OF the amend ment and rnfNrrci WIN
,x.rs hclning poNe the objections urted a'a,nst u
such ~ that tie amendments give. tonrrc't pow rr &c
r,utet Lle elective franchise upon emhncr ned ave.
anI thu. make social equality, lie tai me sec ion
-, 1 nngTeas no more power than under tic Nol 81
,atio, nov existing, and this second section mean
s,n'p,v lhrt Congiess should ny appropriation o.
,'.,.isor, .gls alton prohibits slavery aud inNoiun
NV tsryi, ule in the stats,
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M,sor.GESvrAL MLAoR and staf' and Major
General uravft I'd and stsR, arrived at H-rris-
I'm, h, ps, on su,. day night and were received st
,he depo, 10y dcpu,.Non of state officials. They
,vsr, entertained duriuS the morning by Governor
Curtin, at the Executive mansion, whsro they were
also waited upon by the citizens OF harrisbursh'
The distin yuishod party cft ts city a. Ten oloiE'
in carriages, intending to drive through tho Cum
pe-land Valley to Gettysburg
GOVERNOR BpoUGn, Of oA'o Is seriously u Al hi'
.xEden.s in Cleveland
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From Texas.

fcI 'r.t- .'.. e.. '-..r li..t $40 ie1-n
J. t' .H' 10. '.'oi h'A..'i. O.. tn .''h' lnysi
D. $50 .'f oI rig
.t...... t.. ..... t. -.-.la $500
'i'.H '. .l''e 'l'"
.. .....,., cow, 4,
.r tr,- ...,... ..f....Ut n, .5 ~ do
I. ...... ... I'D. Isf.'-
,r t... a... ....,.. .. .. ....I. ,,s..o o. thsfo
e.. .u- a ,-..r... ,...I Do. .lIs,t.c
....... . vol ...' .Ho ,1rr'.as
...... ' 30 ''''''
49,. .....,.,.. ....-.., ,,-.., c-,,,
F'. '' Doc 1910 'n' a.'' '"''' rom
lho H-.. B, ti.s h. B.. s.-.... a.J .U.t tHe.O la
,.r..o.l. ....t,..
d,
0r 500 o. io ''fn'n '.'7 ft' .,ct h' 'h'
~ a. ..',' al &c .' - pa |.4.oi
70. f.ri To- ''.rr rrt.f I.u is- Nc 'r - .'n
size chants Hs. 5000 10 lly'st'a cot fui 20
p.o'c rem h4s.1,' ia h.. Ec.s f.. ~. ~ co
ly al, cotton Ie' .r, > ;r'l 20 Jo amor 9. I'D
a.. -its ..'' "a ~, ~. ,,, ,''',I
rtFIotia. CTS. Ai.u, Or r.'.a .tt Iul RIO
t,an. e me zoe 90 r'p N,i.ni"' cav ~
~, % "a s,5.,t. yI,c.atI Cd u . II, o. loo, e
an1 NAL h'r ~ tad'7s roh hing va.u.t'" ihc' .,
loT"a tlc 20. O., With .Ierr'.s, heir bsfga and
ht nal, 'n p.t.e'1. fon y "a, tine .A'ii tie uAi'
.tl.'rn ar ,, in' 20 ''-' ~ g Pre-, !, , :,
vac tIh vas - Pee, 'c".t univ vines ut
.''ni y, nc - u~i 90 ~. y" 80 le - ~
J. IVY OF ~, t.lI, ~ 'lt 'n.c 10 ut az t's IoL'es
90 Two ca hnr IN tom iWhs Of utc' on TIE to.i-
t.". Inc i,'.Ds ct Oh -. R9"r,ade have e'ne'
| lN,y Ir'v.ta =, w, l'..e u -. :. hat .'L.s
H'e Al NO 1Ien.9 ~, non hto"u'. .'o duf'hs ue
cay la'" '"' p''''H' h,"'h'
| The BCiLTIIs also contains tho following item,
| local new.;
Up 20 this day June i7,h ,rsnt Aoo0 bale. Of cot
ton nave boon iescved h. The toro1 Pres Com
.ent 90 Rslc le cowp- ~ ne i.ns S,tsd no
md vii socr l" read, ilF u,,. The helms ptessss
pfc already MICS M ana Vil soon 20 thhv Tor PUT
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From Waghington.

Il
Military Division Of tho ttlantic-Ihc PRES
i.I..t sustained by iie Democrats % on
Extraordinarily Letter irafn ;he i'rhhe
Minister OF Italy, lac
Vashtu1,or, judy President Johnsonh health
A, improved, but BY advice Of hn phy'iciAn he re-
fused 10 receive visitors today ard It understooi
thu, he vTi not be sccoseble to offc, seekers ana
o,her dis.aterosl.d oomeTa until I.g-'dsy or frdhy
merit
seerei.ry Seward arrived hore las, evening" no-
oorpp.niad by General Hancock and pr. foiris MI
seward as ,neagod In official duicT II Tie state
Department to-day.
General Meade i,~uc' tic following order
HEApqr ,urYpa MI DIviov rW .ATtAN1io}
cvs,r,t 0nntI,s No. i-T.nst-ln obedience 70
General 0rde, No. lis current series from the "a
jutsnt Geneias one, ,,d ~ NJ 1Eiic
| Seconi-The following officers aEo shHounc' w.
tho General 6teh OF he 9Htty Piys.'VVa ai.' A..
rstsnt Adjutnnt General L.. 4. Army bie'St 10, So'.
s. r. Bsstow, Mao and Asslsiant ,'eISiM oil n "tmd
state, Volunteers, Acting Inrpec'or General bleVet
MAJOR g. u. wory, C9psln Ninth niIoa o'Tss vi
H. n Barheiior Cspi,n aud Assistant Cuartermr.,-
TOR nited state. AMY bte,e- iA.ut Joi; ~
i NJ Bach@' Captain Four echth Infantry, ABIDE.
camp; Breyet Lieut.. Col. Geo. Aeode, Captain and
Tiird -Dtpar,maut Commander. viii fo9rEsrd 10
these headquarters, With the least po'eine uelsy
eonnleta re- utps Of their s.vern Commauda stating
the location OF posts aud ne number alo us. ia''S
OF the Iarrison o. EACH WIN suen o'her ut,a, "
letter, ~ NAV ~ lriio tfht iol 'he i"'"4"'"" VI
the MaoI t'onc AT tyniinAi.d.n OIL ,,..t ,,.,,.
By command OF haJ0l hehoIe h'NHh'
Gro. u. RCGGLES A. A. e.
Lieut. D. A. Peunan has boen dismissed from The
. :, =. 49,, -. ,.t ham s,;i,v nj
Navy, Court haftlh h"Nihs 'ouHH N''" SUI" "
l-hsyiue inflicted Illegal punishnent.
- -, A.. = .. t,,,,,t,r u.i .,r-i,, p,de- tho
s,,ins lsftlut. in the stltos u Nca In .laIi and
~, y,fk with ..gur fotts in other diIec
Hc" i1'h' WIN h''t''''''-'"N- 'N'''' " '
tiops went i.tO operation on about LitcoI huuHiel
| Il 5gD rouef lhs POstuaflcfs will h. greeted ~
new driver. new acents, nrd ether emp!a a ~ th'
| echo liz ,rr tuD III ~ lime . ~ 10 uI.iptu
-, ana ,.,,,,r y,biic. ,,.,..a,,,. heir tr,
| ,r.,., ,., ,i,, fc.pro. Nj. limo.
,r,cst,,c Ucpa.tu.,u, hue ree,t. % the nlIr1. e.
| ,s... a.. f....t.,. s....... o.. ,....,,.a. a..
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From Europe.


The steamship America frvm Southampton on
juno 2ls has arrived here, bringus three da later
news from Euoro.
In tho uous of lordr on Monday, June 18TH Lord
sydaay brouht up her Mnjestye reply 10 the address
VI their orthip, the birth Of Smother son u the
Prince Of Vaes and banking them los their eE-
pgtsslons Of loyalty 20 the Throne ind their rood
" i.hes Tor tie happiness q tag Royal family,
Lord BroughAm called attention 70 tue Cobsn slave
trnde ind urged the leces.ity Of ncr-~ed eIoruons
on tho part Of tho Government TO suppress the trhf-
fc Lord Rurel sad the ptperp Oh this subject had
to b. corr eiei butwould b. laid before Parliament
In lew dsys Tlr French and English officers
th, staten ~ere n~ zes'Cu,, assisted by the Ameri-
cal officers In supressing the tsde.
In the House 4 Commons on the sane day, Mr..
Griffith. moved resolution that II Oud te convent
ent under rieseit circumstances i 81 the secretArY
Of state or Va should be am,mto. Of the House Of
Commons.
Lord palmeron aid thst (, vas impossible TO CO.
let all the haa. Of dep5rtD auts In the loust Of
Common and that II ton'rfcg upon tie r0r'i'ulrr
! clcriuslauccs ftri .D.tf n'i lht cirf 'nt'1n o'
! the oths- ~ ,,i.,rt tte mot on, Witch - at.'
! would .o.tUr up sc' OIL 1f tho o. Who wee vhaf'td
! w.;h th. trnuou o. ro'cI .'a.s "ouil rot
/ Gu,.d,
! Mr.. Cardw,n pllcfl urcn The tsbie NJ the i.''n
the papers rehtng 10 Caneds. 1her give The Ittu,l
o, tie uerotitions hetwecn Dee Govern clt and b.
Cauadau der-etcs. The Government spnrovrF e.. 'fa
coz otsittios fC'o Ut .ni MI Sc 'N",S o. srn'e
ne caring out; tlaI the &c. O. uAt..i b. 90 .yH.A-
mend he ua'Rrtc' OF oln ic. the ,Grviag Qua ~
| Cen d. o, no ior'ih"s'icDs iocornoneti ~ to.oh,
son u 10, iia'Ig'A /. !t..a.' % u - y ~ ~
op. 4iol on D. tsi.fs; ta'L 'hH owe u.,u' " 90
al 70 .L- tu rr1. l.t luH. Fn o. me tccin'orif
| TIE tt tbs. toe boYefL..y iit - C3i-.u-I. no
! gUsgHl.Cius 81 % .In DO D.. th' no'tnlN 'i tt'
I ..|. NNIwA Fa VI 'aNf 7 81 D
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

TnS steamer Owe Branch, with detachment q
the Sixth Hines cavalry recently sunk, about a
hundred miles toow 81. Louis, No. A captain
and four Iriyates were drowpel. N.asty.fye horses
were losi
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
rhn mehcaa CeIpns Cu.e IN rhIIndrlphin

IaiLIte' hid, July The cone,-o. ati,n OF the
Coaens halsds corr as case Wa resl-iod tbs morn
ius, Provost Marshal Drink msAiI4r pcoPer Te,uu
To he wut under tho direction Vi Gcaorsl Cadp a
laier and the Secretary Of War no sr,umeut Of
the care Wa conducted BY Judsa k.r., bu, wa not
concluded, when the ease w4s postponed until
wednesday next
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
whois.aic Prices of Country rrsanc,.

Nrw o. Jtue =, 1873.
The dtp-e'fion noticeable In TIE scn al ne Ian
else msrSrt for tho ptsi iov seols sill c0n'.nieS
tn1 q pIplie increoscs vi'h tho rear s7pio.oh Of
"dof d., e" ard the continued unsettled ccaii,cn 0;
the sod msItc', which ccurcs seem y have combined
y oa'loly oil crate the speculative fc ir' ard ~
rttf tCsrI pscp ruu for AZ oirru'hr fiC o. 80
usuai T1ulInt d ines IN Vie tisI 1. N "-' vlo,
little H., trs'. nfcl worth e. fffnNs. tie .nflg
hr.cles, 81 one two cNcciI ious rtmsin oHj 20
Lei guote'. Chez untg the intgc Ic' VI he.vv
rec yir u o--i rsFcci lily u pooiei uGi'itf fc1c
VI Which ve arc 10 orr.u Ia 90 - D., o. 5-c pr
tOuup. Egfr gfe 1lfo more n rntaut AL cherpcr -
A. a'sO We ot4ties OF al kinds Stth Le'rsa Lave
Eeafiy dsapCat,d IRON tho make, but ftsrt a'I e,
a. cur . ave Guy and much chespr We no.
tiCe les email pcnls, itJn Noroir, VI on ~ sell
ing at SO p,r IluoL bee! is II t.o lower, tut
lamb and pofs tend Upward. v e quote;
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

TuALDR1 has turned vine dres-e r Al Nsplos.
AIS. ct steamers hes heo7 put y q ration
lclNe.A savannah, Ga, and Falalkn, Va.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

Arpe. nv Nor, s o % @, Whortio' er'icl per
B.ts Uclirs, pi.t..Ilsl"i Ia. he....... - Q %
CuIfRpts, ib. .....iti5 'Ch -! t lr.........I y
Rapte sri's Gkt... ~ 5Aaut ersc qpo = Z
=" pnt.... 1lLi5l " NJ. 80. 4 ID
Goo.tLouies bh.1 III vi
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20

100000
\CoBB.-In Niddlebury, on Saturday, the 18th
init, of Chronic DarrhUa, HESRr II. CosB, Prn-
ter aged 20 years.
0urrs.-In Orwell Oct. 10, I.oRRrN Crrrs, aged
SO FEARS.
Ybuse.-In Orwell Nov. "a. Asa YoUSo, aged
GO years.
BpYSroS Orwell, Dec. II, JEREMIAH BoYS-
roS, aged Sc years
BrDER In New Haven, Nov. 10th, 1865, OF
NDiptheria, MARTIN L. RIDER, A. NJ, y. d., son
otjNIr. aud Mrs. Ebenezer Rider, aged 81 years
HE had, himself, necu considerably ccnversnut
With the disease and uniformly suttesstu in Its
treatment Iudeod by his sSsductis attention aud
skill he had Just restored young friend violently
attacked with the same disease, and felt confident
in his own method OF treatment, till 1t was too
ate-The Archer that sped the arrow was uner-
ring and he fell suddenly in the possession OF firm
| health, and vigorous constitution, ami oil the
eve Of marriage with fine young lady o..
How vain are all things here below,
How false, and vet how fair
| But tho his death was mysterious and sudden,
| 0he lived only four davs) yet it was not without
hope. He diod as a Christian, calm in the faith OF
the Gospel. Conscious to the last, he directed an
| incison to be made in his wind pipe, to save him
from the horrors of sufucation, and to enable his
| pbvsirian to mcdicatc the disease part while he
| could breathe through the tube inserted in the
incisiou.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Females Pill.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, " d., Physician E,rtraor-
binary 10 Tie Queen.

This invaluable meditine is unfailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous disea to which
the female constitution il subject. 1t moderates
n excess and removes all obstructions, and
speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears The Govern
ment Stamp Ot Great Britain to prevent counter.
teits
CAUTION.
These Pills should not lie taken by females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy,
as they are sure 10 briu; on Miscarriage. but at
any other time they are safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exei ton, Palptarion Of the Heart Mysteries ancl
Whites, those Pills will effect a cure when all Other
means have failed; and alt ough powerful rem.
edy, do not contain iron. ca.eme anlimonv, o..
ANYTHING hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package. which should he carefully preserved.
Sole agent tor the United States and Canadas.
JOB MOSES.
q Cortlandt St., New York
n. B.-Sl 90 and six postage stamps. enclosed
to any authorized agent will insure bottle con-
tanning fifty Pills, by return mail. Sold by all
Druggists. Oily
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20
N II Il O b | A s.
TLNEJyAN HORSE LINy,fEN7,

VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT,
Pint hotties at one dollar each for lameness,
cuts. CALLS collie, sprains, &C., warranted cheaper
than any other. 1t is used by all the great horse
men on Long Island courses 1t will not cure ring
bone nor SPAWN. as there is no liniment in exist
ance that will What it is stated to cure it posi-
tivsly does. No o'rner Of horses uiH be uitout
after trying one bottle One dose revives and often
saves the life of an over-heatcd o, driven horse
For collie and bsllvache it has never tailed Just
sure as the sun rises, just sure is this valu-
abba Liniment to be tue horse emhrocation of the
day. Sold by all druggists. Office, 4G Cortlandt
St. n. Y. 2S;4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20
DERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE


Id- Chlosma, or Mothpatch, (nlso Livcrspot.)
and Lentigo, or Frecke1 are very often annoy ing,
ia, ticuarv to ladies' OF light complexion for the
,liscolored spots show more plainly on the face OF
the blonde than a brunettc but they greatly mar
the beauty of either; and any preparation that
will effectualN rcmtve them uIttou injuJing the
texture or color oft the 't{n Is certainly a desJera-
ton. DIR. Is. G. Perry. who has made Diseases OF
the skin a speciality, has discovered 4 remedy for
these d>colnrations, which is at once prompt, In
faile and harmless.
Prepared by b. C. PERRY, Dermatologst, No.
40 Bond Street, New York and for sale By all
Ill ugtis price 81 per bottle. Call for
PEBRY'S MOTH AND FRFCklE LOTION.
Sold bv all druggists in Middlebury. 36;6n,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20
STATE OF VEKMONT.-District of

~ Addison, IS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
To all persons interested IN the estate of IosrPH
HALF, late OF Ripton, in saddstrict deceaeed i'll
testat Greeting
Amus Wheeler administrator of thu said Joseph
Hale, deceased, represents to this court that it is
necessary to sell all the real estate Of said deceased,
for the payment Of the mortgage thereon, and
debts and expenses OF administration. and petition
this court. in writing. to grant him license to se
said real estate Therefore,
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont Won
are hereby notified tie appear hgt,ye said Probate
Court at the Probate Office in Mdilelurv, In said
district. on Monday, the 9Th day Of January next,
"a. d. 1860 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, it any YOU have, why said lcense
should not lie granted.
Dated at Middlehury aforesaid, this 18th day If
December, a. d. 1866.
3e;3w JED T. BUSHNELL, Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

l. TUE PERovIAS SYRUP supplies the Blood with
its LIFE ELEMENT, IRON, fntusing STRENGTH
VIGoH and New LIFE Into The whole system. For
DYsPEPsIA, DRoPsY CHRONIC DIARRHoEA, DEBI-
LiTY, FEMALE WEAKNLss, &C., it is specific
Thousand, have been hanged by the Use of this
medicine from weak sickly, suffering creatures to
strong, healthy ami happy men and women.
A 81 page pamphlet sent Free.
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 for S5
j. p. DINSMORE 36 Dey ST.. New York.
Sold by Druggists generally. 25;3m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20
no YOU WIS., TO BE CURED

Put not the poisoned cNalice to your lips,
But take the herbs in fresh ness T. on ths he'd'
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CTATE OF vEKMoNr-Dis,ric, q,

kJAddlSOn, q.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addiaor . =
al persons interested in the estate Of Hiram kic1
late Of Shorehain. deceased, g, eefsnq!
Whreds, Q G. Rich administrator d. tor ret'.
of II estate Of said deceased, has represented 80
this curt that il il necessary to sell part Ct T.
real Of said deceased for the pavrrcn: q u
debts Of said deceased and expenses ot ADMINISTERS
ton; and makes application to Ills court for Il
cense to sell the whole of said real estate the bel
residing In this state having consented ~ ,uch
sale. Thereupon, vcu herehv notiii-t 20 5,
pear before sSii court at the Probate oGice in
Mildlebury in said District, on Mouda the 4 :
day Of January next, OS66l at ter o'clock in IRE
forenoon, 60 show cause if any you have, ~hy
such license should not be granted.
Dated at Mildlebury this 10Th day OF Dec.rt+r
A. d. 1863
CALVIN G.. TILDEN, .Judrr
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

"
We, the subscribers, being appointed BY toe Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Addison Commits
toner's, to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all pcrsons against the estate Of
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
late of Shoreham. in said district. deceased, and
also all claims and demands eAhibi;e in Offset
Il e'eto; aud six months from the fourteenth dav Of
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Dated At Shorehain, this 9th day Of December,
A D, 1865.
MARIO NORTHRUP,
SAMUEL MOORE. }Cem'erA
S7;3w HORTON W. JONES,