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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-11-06
STATE OF vERMONT-Distr;ct of
The Probate Court for the District of Addison,
To all persons Interested in the estate Of
JOEL TURREIL.

~ JUL TJRREII,
late Of Weybridge in said district, deceased.
- SO Greeting
Frank lin II. Dear, administrator. with the will
anneNed ol the e.: ate Of sail 10 Turrel decea sed
uas 'lied ms petition in writing in said court sta
ing that 1t VIII he conducive to the interests Of
an the persons nanel rs legatre. in the last will
Ct said deceased to sell all the real estate Of said
deceased Tor the purpose Of putting the proceeds
OF snch sale at interest and supporting the widow
OF Naii deceased, aud PRAYING aid court to grant
nm license to sell said estate for the purposes
II Is therefore ordered, that laid petition I've con-
sidered hv sail Court at "A session tbererr IN
b. held at the Probate Office in said Middehurv.
= said district on Manlav. the 18th dav of
NY. next Us6' } at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
- Therefore. bv the au horitv Of tho State Of
vermont, Won are hereby notified TO appear
at sail session, and show cause, II any YOU have,
why said license should not lie granted
Oct. A. H., 1867.
aI'3w JED s BUSHNELL. Register.
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NJ. Ii. WEIGH
BERNARDsrcN, Mass. Sept. Is, 1866.

BERNARDsrcN, Mass. Sept. Is, 1866.
SHEAR, PACKARD G Co.
Gents; Last winter | used one Of vour
American Improved Stoves, and having used in
wears past, the Stewart am prepared to say
hat for all purposes the American is preferable
We feel we cannot well do Without the American
in our family. Yours truly,
j. +. CRowI.
Minister IF the Gospel.
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ITO CONSUNIPTIVES

The Rev EDWARD \ WILSON will send
Gree OF CHARGE tn all who desire it. the pre,crp
non "ih the directions tor maklug aud using the
simple remedy Nv which he was cured Of a lung
aiieehtn and that dread disease Consumption.
! hi' only Inject is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription. as
II viii cost them nothing, and may PROVE bles-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
'l) 100 South Stcund st, WILLIAMSBURG. X.
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SCHENECTADY, April 20, 1866.

SthINi-N iAbl, ApTll 10 loOO.
MESsHs STRAR, PACKARD & Co.,
'IentS:-l have been tor some time usirg one
Of Your I'm roved American Cooking Stoves, and
! must. in justice to you, add my testimony in
favor OF its MANY excellent qualities and superior
merit 1t is a splendid baker, quick and sure in
all Its operations; economical in fuel aud in point
Of Workmanship and inish seems to lie perfect
and as the people become familiar with its great
superiority over all others its sale must he largely
increase
Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM WELLS,
Pref. Modern Languages. Union College,
For sale by NJ II, WEIGH.
vol 30 no 29,f
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ENNFEEl}LED and Delicate Consiitu
~ tions, of both sexes. TIT Hell ntmld's Exir'ct
Buclm. 1t will give brisk and cucrsetic feelings.
a"d enable you to sleep we'll
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Tor SALE.
The well-known
s Il A n l. L Y Z A Z NJ

ST N L Ely FAR
in Leicester, belonging to the estate of the late
Veres b, Stanley, about two miles asst from the
Corners. containing one hundred and thirty
acres. There is cd house and several
god and Convenient bar s, with all necessary
shells attached suitable for keeping cattle or
sheep, The orcha'd is an excellent une con-
tanning large amount OF gr,fted fruit I ere
good sugar orchard OF about 80 trees sit
uated near the house The farm is tolerably
wo ded and well watered. Also, thor ugh y
fenced with cedar rails.
For further part culars inquire Of A. E.
Stanley on the place or of
l.. LEONARD, Administrator
303w Rochester, Vt
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DISTINGUISHED JURISr WRITES TO A FRIEND As
I.III LIN.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALvE.

AmeSbury, Mass, Oct. 18th 1863
Mr. Gracc-DeLr Sif:-liavins been Athlete
gricv"u>iN for several week, with a ,evere ai,sce,,
upon my side | used several remc,lic, Tor erai,,i-
iion Without receiving any relief until APPLIED
"" r salro, which Effected u speedy an prrina.
heht cure therefore feel happy to certify m,
confidence in its Virtues YuuIs with r,sncct.
JAMES DEAN
certify to tue truthiulne>s ofthe borc statement
II. 5. DEAuBoRN, NJ ID
Seth W. Fowle & Son Bosio.. Prupiie turs.
SolI by all druggists, at - cents box.
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DEMONSTRATIONS SALE

A DMi\ISIHATDk'S SALE
~ The form containing about iltv acres Of
good nj, situatei Que mile trm the village OF
Mililrhurv elonging to the estate Of Joel Tur-
rcll, late - Wevhri'lge is Tor sale Said farm
has on good buildings, good thrifty. apple. pear
and IInm trees, with grapes and currant bushes,
most Of whid are Young and thrifty. AMI l. a
very desirable location for to lie near and enjoy
the benefits Of The College and other schools Of
Mrillehury.
S0f i. d. DEAN. Adm'r,
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THE Glory of Man is Strength.
Therefore the nervous aud ebilihted should
immediately use HELMBoLps EXTRACT Bucaiu.
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lDERUNlAN SIKUP.

DERUNlAN SIKUP.
4 \ O,ectei SulutiJn of The Protoxi1e of
Iron. supplies the Blood with its Life Element
Iron. givm-, strength vigor aunt new Lille to I'm,
wnulc ., stem.
II The thousands who ave suffering from Dvspcn.
STA. Debility, Female Weaknesses, &C.. would mir
test tue virtues ofthc Peruvian A,lup, the eli. {,
would hut only Hstuni,h themselves hut would
please all Their friends Tor instead Ut feih,, cross
IAN gone and miserable they would DC choeilul,
Vigorous and active.
DISTINGUISHED JuRIST WRITES TO a FRIEND AS
Follows
~ have tried the PcidvIIn Syrup and the re-
suit tullN suNtainS your prediction IL matlc "A
new man ct me infused INTO nv system new
vigor aud energy: am no longer tremuluu, and
'eiiiIalel. as When YOU last saw me- but STRONG
cr, hcarticr and with ar-,r capact, for Labor
Incliiai anu ply steal. than at any tune during the
last tive wears"
Thousands have been changed by the Use Of this
r. NEEDY from weak, ,ickl,, suffering creatures. to
strong. healthy, and happy men aud women: and
mNalids cannot reasonably he-i,ate to give it Il
trial.
The genuine has Peruvian SvrtIp'N,lnwn i'm
the glass \ 81 page pan lhlrt will lie seat Tree
j. L. DlNSMORE, Proprietor.
No, 50 DeV ST., ~ Y
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TIT. VI NJ 10 u ETL
OF that scientific wonder OF the century
CLRISIADORO'S HAIR DYE.
pure compound that deies rivalry. aud is man.
ufdctured only hN J. CRlSTADORO. IS Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold 10y all Druggists. An
Piie" ny all lidr Dre>'crS. 29w
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TELMBOLD'S Extract Buchu and

Il 4 Improved Rose Wash cures secret aud de-
cate disorders in all stages, at little expense.
little or no change in det. no Inconvenience and
no exposure. 1t is pleasant in taste and odur,
immediate in its nc ion, and free IRON all injurious
properties. 491y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nR. 5. 5. FlrClI'S
FANNY physical ""

Severty-six page price % cents. Sent to any
dress. No money required until the book Is
received, read, aud fully appreciated. 1t is a
perfect guide to the SEX or IN disposed. Address
DIR. 5. :. FITCH, 20 fremont ST., Boston. 45:1v
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4 MA/EMIIN1'!
HEAD Is TRANSFlGI.RFDr

IITID II INNNNFTTU KID
or. in other words. changed from red or sandy. or
white, or grizzly ..rav. a. the case NAV he to n
tianscendant black or brown hv
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Tho Markets.

New YORK, August 3O-A. M.-Stocks
dull. Money, 485 per cent. Gold, 142k
Sterling unchanged. 5-2O's, '62, 1l47ag
lis. Flour more active, but 1O915c. lower.
Wheat and corn quiet. Rye dull and
dropping. Oats a shade frmer. Pork
dull at s2312hGs23 3-16. Lard quiet.
Whiskey steady. Cotton dull at 27c.
Turpentine firm. Rosn rather more ac-
tive.
New YORK, August s0-P. M.-Cotton
heavy; sales 1900 bales at 27c. Flour
steady: State, s6.65asl0; southern, 600
l3. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn ac-
tive and advanced lac; mixed western,
s1.l3Gsl.l4k. Oats firm; southern, ESQ
76c. Pork frmer at s23.25. Lard quiet
and steady. Whiskey quiet. Rice dull
and nominal. Sugar firm, with a fair de-
mand; Porto Rico, l25ac. Muscovado,
11H9l2A. Coffee Arm and quiet. Naval
stores steady. Tar-Wilmirgtou, So 35.
Freights heavy grain per steam, 4.
Stocks dull. Money unchanged. Gold,
l41%. 5.20's, '63, coupons, ll4%. Ster-
ling exchange steady. Prime bankers,
1929.
BALTIMORE, August :O.-Cotton dnll
and heavy. Coffee dull; prime, Tx;
stock, $500 sacks. Flour unchanged.
Wheat advanced &c., with small stock
prime and choice Virginia, a2.S56s2. 40.
Corn-No receipts to-day; white, 81 .05 D
sl.Os; yellow, al.l8. Oats better good
to prime, 6Os65c. Rye. sl.45asl.5O. Pro-
visions nrmer. Quotations unchanged.
Whiskey-Nothipg doing.
CINCINNATI, August 3O.-Flour quiet.
Corn advancing and scarce; sales in the
ear and shelled at 81 .02oSl,O3. Whiskey
unsettled. Pork dull at s23.250s33 so.
Lard, l3Ac. Bacon-Shoulders, l2Ac.;
clear rib, l5Ac.; clear sides, 1870.
WILMINGTON, August 3O.-Spirits tur-
pentne quiet at 521sc. Rosin quiet at
s2.959s6.75.
AUGUSTA, August 30.-Cotton fat; prices
Irregular; sales of l6 bales.
CHARLESTON, August 3O.-Cotton easy
sales, 81 bales; middliDgs, AhoGhc.
SAVANNAH, August 3O.-Cotton fiat; no.
thing doing; middling, 25c. receipts, lis
bales.
MOBILE, August 90.-Cotton-No sales
receipts, IS bales.
New ORLEANS, August 30.-Cotton dull
and declined; low middling, Csc; sales
IS bales; receipts for the week, $40 bales
against S87 last year exports, 2,s0l bales
stock, 1901 bales. Louisiana Sugar
Only retail business OF 154@l5kc. fol
fully fair; Cuba, good to fair, l3z2Sl3Ac
No Louisiana molasses in market; Cuba
dull at 49g5lc. Gold, 14lE.
LIVERPOOL, August 3O-Noon.-Cotton-
Sales estimated at 5000 bales; uplands
lO16d.; Orleans, 1015d. Sales for the
week, 50 900 bales-l5,000 being for export
and 2 1000 for speculation. Stock, $4,000
bales, of which 3l4, 900 are American.
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Rumor from GeNrgia-Letter from
General POpe-GOyernor Orr ON Re

Rumor from Georgia-Letter from
action.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 3O.-The Chroni
Gle asserts on the authority of member OF
the Board Of Registrars that private in
structions have been issued that no freed
men will be permitted to take seats in the
approaching State Convention.
General Pope having been written to to
know whether there is any truth in re-
port that he intended issuing an .order
staying the collection Of debts, replies that
" No conceivable circumstances could in
duce mo to interfere with the general
business Of the State, or the relations of
debtor and creditor. The only orders
issued, OF to be issued, are such as are
deemed necessary to the execution Of the
reconstruction acts which do not warrant
violent changes in the ordinary course OF
civil business. The people must look for
relief to the State Convention. l do not
consider such matters within my province
to adjust"
Governor Orr, Of South Carolina, was
to deliver a speech at Bolton, S. c., to-
day, in which he would advise the people
to register and vote for convention, be-
ing satisfied that the attitude Of the negro
in Convention and the Legislature will
produce wonderful reaction throughout
the North in favor of the South.
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Deaths from yellow Fever In New
Orleans-MOre Orders fTOm Sheri.
dan.
NEW ORLEANS, August S0.-There were
twenty-six deaths from yellow fever yes
terday.
General Cyrus Hamlin was inferred to-
day with military honors.
Thirty of the crew and four officers OF
the ironclad Mohaska are sick with fever.
They were removed to the hospital, where
four of the crew died. They had remained
cooped up on board until the place became
almost pest-house.
Order l29 removes P. G. Mahan, City
Comptroller, and appoints D. B. Maudell'
Reasun-an obstacle to reconstruction.
Order 1870 orders the inspection of levees
on the second Monday in September.
Parish inspectors and individual land
owners along the river to strengthen, build
and repair levces, and the expenses to be
paid out of the State appropriation if the
levees are accepted by the State engineer
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z};tllnonl dispatch.
.,~rRDAY..,......."AuGusT 81. 1851.
80, = N. baltimore sun

,,t.,a,ca 20 The Baltimore sun.
district COMMANDMENTS Re-
r""' ,,,n of Opiuion-ss isapprchen-
genera, t:rant-R"aulatio
sion ,r,,cnt OF nirttiled Spirits
"rt.xcy Tax Reeeip's-P tn c c
s,lm saim.
49, .,,xcToy. August "a complete
N 49,, in the views of parties upon the
r''.s -, and effect Of the reconstruction
?-o''s, nr as they apply to the powers
slt> ,,..:a. Of the General Of the Armies,
a. j ,',.n worked within the past twenty
.'' \~-s. Heretofore the opinion has
." t.a that General Grant had full
@,' ovor all matters provided for in the
'' congress. bur upon close reading
ass "' ..n. discovered that General Grants
..,r only extends to removals of
a~." I'D that district commanders have
d.. 80. >,.i absolute power in all matters of
.~,,,,n. elections, etc. Such is now
r,.6 to y" The proper construction of
and General Grant, it IS under
Y, ia. bn, very recently discovered
- t.I Inexperienced the nature of
-... litter 10 The President with refer
,,.,Ae removal OF General Sheridan
r... ...;.ving General Hancock. 1t was
"..' ,.,,o . misunderstanding of func-
r,.s.r tie reconstruction acts, and it
"a Nv those who are well advised as
.. .rrmrutS at the headquarters OF the
' TIA, General Grant, finding that he
'." ,.--,r. on Tuesday last addressed
n The President withdrawing the
.n- arst above mentioned, and it WAS
.Ji,,clv surrendered by Mr.. Johnson.
-,,. oply correspondence now remaining
.,lf,brd is the fl st letter of General
- .' -, mon the subject OF the removal Of
". stanton, and marked Private"
f,,3r- the Few regulation about to be
......i from n" otiicc OF internal revenue
= ~. .nrpmrat Of distilled spirits, bills OF
....s and CONSIGNMENT 10 collectors will
shy Ne employed in addition TO trans
...;nn bonds, 50 that greater security
-. ~. gwen To the Government and ill.,
,-.a,,d facility 10 legitimate trade by al
..r:rr,n increased number OF removals
f NJ warehouses.
The receipts from distilled spirits for the
~, G.csl wear Viii equal il not exceed the
..rrg,s froa, that source for any year pre-
cra'ag.
0Mcial dispatches haze been received
ION the Belgian Government, asking the
h.eadly iuterccssi"n OF the United States
. ave The Eic Of Prince Salm- Salm.
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GENERAL RoUssEAu.-It has transpired
that President johnson intended, some
time since, to assign General Rousseau to
the command Of the Department at Wash
ington, vice General Candy, ordered to
relieve General Sickles, but was per-
suaded by General Grant to abandon the
project, although be expressed desire to
retain Rousseau near his person, and as yet
no one has been assigned as Canby's sue
cessor. General Rousseau is yet in New
York, and having unaccountanly missed
the last steamer, he may yet be assigned
to this command Washington CORE
Spondence Neoo York Times, august Is.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, August 80. = General
Steedman arrived last night, and had o
long interview with the President o-day
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were s575,OOo.
Signor Curriti, the new Italian Minis
ter, was presented to the President o-day
The Cabinet had an hours session to-
day.
The coin in the Treasury vaults is
STA, 900, 900.
Secretary Browning Is very weak, and
visitors are prohibited seeing him.
The President informed Signor Curriti
that the Secretary of State already had
instructions to agree to treaty relative
to American commerce with Mediterra-
mean ports.
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Boarding and Logging.

BALLARD H.rEL,
RICHMOND, september l, 1857. :
HAVE THIS DAY So GATED
L with me in the conduct Of the BA LLAsD no.
TRLm my rous, WlELlAh and +. STslB.
LtSG HAL.Aks, undsr the firm and style OF
JOHN p BALLARD 81 sON>.
JOHN 2. BALLARD.
ballard HOTEL, RICH MOND,
d yA.-rHE Trading FA.HlnaABLE H".
TEL IF THIS CRY This elegant establishment
Is now eompets in al It. Apo ntmenis
In it's structure and furnishing, particular atten-
ton 4 a. been gicsn both to mfort and style. II
IL r-Insrka lie for its clean ness, and i furniture
is If tn. ness q1aliy.
The lobby, Iadi-s reception. bar, billiard, and
reading rooms on ,he nthss floor, are space us
an beautifully arranged. The ladi.s' parl ors
and uluiug on- tbs ART floor ar. sasy OF ac-
cess anu rec froCi thu contn.ion of business
The table j. supplied bouGte"u.iy with all The
deiicsqp- OF the I. at IN q and 9th er mar
L. afford, apd many OF the snppl'ss come direct
fom the bs.l markets Of The sou try
TN. subscIi,-r. in thsir new connection, beg
leave t. pleuga their bsst efforts 70 the Inaints-
mace of this first oi2ss Hotel, and asS the sup
pvrt Of ,heir frie d, ana the public generally
JnHN P. BALLAhD & M,
JoBsP BALLARD, Proprielors.
WILLIAM BALLARD,
.ALL<RD. 2u ii
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The EplsCuPALIAHs On DIvORCE.-ln the
Z vuuaI Diocesan Convention held in
Cscago last week, resolution was adopt
rd .u,trGci:ng the deputies of the diocese
III tie nest general convention "to pro-
cure by general common law, with suita-
be qualifications. prohibition of the use
OF Tie marriage service of the Church in
eases Where either party contemplating
marriage shall have been previously
divorced by the civil law on grounds other
than that of adultery" The deputies are
alsr Instructed TO procure a rule of duty
10 he followed 10y clergymen whose ser
vices are thus applied tor in ascertaininG
tie fact, bearing on such prohibition.
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NV KIND uF STREET RAILWAY CARS
ABIDE depot Of the Philadelphia, Whining
u@aNd Baltimore Railroad Company there
were Yesterday five city passenger horse
cars, which were for Washington. Only one
d Tie Ave had platform, aud that seemed
% be for the driver. There was on them
10 front or rear platform, and on them
,la1iy vas painted Metropolitan Rail
'"a4," "i;hthc additional card: "PasSen-
ger, will please put their fare in the box,
: he driver is not allowed, under any cir
gam'tauceS either 10 receive or deposit IT..
oaange sill he furnished by the driver,
Who Will return the full amount; thus en-
sadng passengers 10 put their exact fare
III he box" So our District readers may
,.' ont for cars without conductors
D9.!imore Sun, 3Oh.
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Curious AND SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL GU
rious accident happened this morning, by
which Mr.. William Johnson, residing on
Pitt between Queen and Oronoco streets,
was seriously injured. While Mr.. john
son was feeding favoritc dog, the animal,
in playful mood, jumped mp on his mas
ter, one of its paws scrapiug over his
pocket and striking the hammer of a pistol
therein, causing it to explode, the ball
from which passed in and through the arm
of Mr.. Johnson, inhicting severe wound
Alexandria Gazette, 18th.
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THE CAsE OF C. G. FLIET.-Mr. G. c.
Flint was brought before Justice Corprew
this morning on charge Of forging the
names Of certain officials in the navy. yard
by which he frauduently obtained be-
tween 1000 and $4,000 from one of the
national banks of this city. He waived
his examination, and was sent on to an
swer. Other torgeries have come to light
making as far as heard abont $50, 900 thus
fraudulently obtained by Flint.-NorjoA
Day Book, august 2SM.
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Ep TO FARMERS AND PLASTERS.-
BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put in new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
CUSTOMERS with a warranted pure article OF FIN
BONE that will drill perfectly we'll In machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone Is sold at. Also,
purs FLOUR OF BONE, warranted 10 snayse
perfectly pure no sale. Samples sent on receipt
OF three cant stamp.
DOUBLE RsFINED PoUDRETTE.
This Is one Of the most forcing and quick achn8
msnures In the marke, and is by far the cheapest.
It IL composed of the night coil Of New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
II ia then deodorizsd, dried and pulverized 70
6our Four hundred pounds Of this dr lad In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor
worn out soil. Price, S25 per ton. Apply 70
TasLODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
SO Courtlandt street, Now York, or to
EOOE WEDnERBCBN,
Alexandria, Va