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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25
DIR. GUYSOTT'S

Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
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mr,r,hr ~hrh .;nsll, ci.an. the ,,,,.m frrm
all Impurities g! ;hV hk-d.
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ru'T humoTs. elsansts the ,tau.arh regulates the
bowels. aud mrATts tone Of usnr the ~hol. tS-,
DR.. GHysosS's Extract Of NsIIsW Deck
aaS SarAapaEiIls. -.......
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calculated hrn'.', and ply .rlan countT, tt.
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Which Ill HctualN cleanse the sst H. ,tadieatr d,,
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l--., and
Keep the Hood Pare.
Tor sale hI ali pi"ss si' "n t~ FOci6r Cosst AID ~
Farm WHITE. AgrntS.
san EFsrei.co
rErTIT \ 'noATE, Agents. rl.r-r,.Ic.
April 0Nh, iS51 i?ml
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pr tuAS H. avs - Sacramento he la. ate risd and
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haN' ~" n' AZ" ." N'" 'n MD IA him iF,rnd Uho al
MAKE y" chang far rNSa'lha'"n advice ~ s"nh
commend Sl uh'' Ia '"'Ihs III IN him and A..
I" rad Is 'Ar another Isr oi Ihs psr-v Thu I'm,
tors NICE - ora SiHth str,Vt. b, anil
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the attention 0f T-a, To Ihr adVrti,sss In
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m"nt hrst, - M-..,r Insitn .U The
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AMI TIE charges are very m-i'Iair Nc nj tic
.un rug !" NSR~s H.. adv se~s orr.l hy Ir SmmL
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25
REGULAR
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

STATE TICKET
For Governor,
MILTON S. LATHAM, of Sacramento.
For Lieutenant Governor,
j. G. DOWNEY, Of Los Angeles.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
W. W. COPE, of Amador.
For Congress, from the Northern District,
JOHN G. BURCH, of Trinity.
For Congress, from the Southern District,
CHAS. L. SCOTT, Of Tuolumne.
Fer Attorney General,
THOS. II. WILLIAMS, of FL Dorado.
Coo
COUNTY TICKET
For State Senators,
W. B. DICKINSON, X. d. CRITTENDEN
For Members Of Assembly,
Thomas Robertson, Asa H. Hawley.
u. @. Patten, John &. Bell,
D. Fairchild, j. II. Watson,
W. II. Stone, E. Dunlap,
For Sheriff,
WALTER j. BCRWELL.
For Collector,
HENRY tARKfN.
For Clerk,
WILLIAM A. JANUARY.
For Recorder,
GEORGE DUDEN.
For Treasurer,
j. j. LAWYER.
Ror Assessor,
LEWIS FOSTER
For District Attorney.
s. W. SANDERSUN.
For Coroner,
JOSEPH TODD.
For Surveyor,
f. w. WELTON.
For Public Administrator,
T. s. DORSEY.
For Superintendent Of Common Schools,
H. S. HERRICK.
For SupeTvlsor-2d District,
E. N. STROUT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25

Our esteemed friend, Mr.. F. MCoy, is en-
titled to our everlasting gratitude" for boun-
teOus supply Of ice, during the broiling days
Of the past week. "May he live forever and
always remain in tho ice tradc" was tho
heartfelt ejaculation of our imp, after having
refreshed himself with an OCEAN Of aqueous
fluid, reduced few degrees below tho boiling
point BY the addition ola chunk Of Mes ice.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25

BEopEEICK STATE NOMINEES. The Drodcr.
lex State Convention, which met in Sacrament
To last week. determined To sacrifice the fol
lowing gentleman on the 9Th Of September
next, by throwing them beneath the wheels of
the Democratic car that is 10 sweep over the
political track that day. crushing MI oppo>i.
ton. For Governor, John Curry, Of Soano :;
for Lieutenant Governor, John C"nn,Ss, Of
Fl Dorado; for Judge ofSuprc,nc Court, Roy
al T. S,'ras'Ir, Of Shasta; for Clerk ofSuprcmc
Court, Joseph Powell, Of Sacramcnto Cor
Congress, Northern District, Joseph {. Nc
kibbcn, Of Sierra, Southern District, Samu,l
\. Booker, of San joaquin; Gnr- S,ateITr-a--
urcr, Dclos Il. Ashley, of Monterey; f1r Con
trocr, GcorGc Pcarcc, Of Sonoma County; for
ATTORNEY -tirnrral, T.: steele, Of SiSkiyou; for
State Printer. John O'Mcara, Of San Francisco
for Surveyor General, James Long. Of Butte :;
for Superintendent Of Public Instruction, AZ.
fred ". Meyers, Of .t'amc'ln.
II is a good enough ticket for the fate that
awaits it, total aud inSlo,iouS defeat. although
the faction could have nominated a better one
IN point " talent. at least, from among those
Of its members who were seeking nominations.
However. that's their business. We have
nothing to do With the mullatto institutions,
hut to send it up Salt River, which vii! be
done on the 7th Of September.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25
FOR RENT.

THE Brick Store on the Plaza How occupied N C.
l. BaTneS. For PaFtieulass enqtiss Of
F.A, Be-
riaecIrins, May 18th lest
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25

Dean o'.o rac-lly 81 TIC Philadelphia C"tsy Of Med,


mn L. ! CZ\PKN AVS PEJVArT MEriCAL (ND STR.
81 al Institute il Sacramento stree I~rk Men e.insry
"Ip"sr he Pa ihc Ma stran ship CoInVrnys Uh.r San
FrInrisco The Doctor ~" - free cons ,'iAu"u and
,on unle,. he e1reis cure. Office hours.
from 4. ". 10 r. ~.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25

CFHTIfiCA1F-I ~" nu,'r. rll''. GnvrrnoT II Hun
gar! d. ,.;i'I h,r'hJ tina; br L. CLArkay las served
1ruG h- contest Ter Hangar an liberty Chief Surgeon
IN ilr HpnGHV'tH Htny, uNh faithful I~T~' 'TAnrU
Whereof !'NSe F'en hr1 this certificate anil IL"
mend hir To n" sympathy attention and II all
tos- ulo capable ~ HIprccIAtng patriotic IlfsAcr
ms All Ind 81 = .f,t ii4,,--....-.....
koSsrrII EAI,R. Governor * lInngAiy.
w,aliuR;on CuV Ian lS.D
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25

Coon News Coon NEws!-The ticketnom-
mated by the Democratic Convention Of this
county, has met with cordial endorsement
at the hands Of the rank and file Of the party
in every precinct from which NC have heard.
Never before have delegates to a nominating
Convention morc truly come up to the wishes
Of their constituents in their selections, and
every ono Ofthem at the end Of his laborS has
received the hearty approval OF those who
elected him. Cnanimity Of feeling and cordial
fraternity now bind the lion-hcarted democracy
Of The Empire County together as unit, and
they will go into the fray with ono heart, sup
ing but the ticket, prcSccted by the State and
County Conventions. Who can doubt the re-
suit? The Democracy are never defeated when
united 1t is only when diSaifcction prevails,
when traitors are in our camp, that disaster
overtakcs -, and our glorious banner is trailcd
in the dust. When the party is acting aS
unit, in the glorious mission Of extending the
light Of true Democratic policy, when our solid
columns are narShalcd and lcd on by the vet
Gran captains Of many campaigns, imbucd with
the divine courage Of patriotism, and cnlisht-
enCd by the wisdom Of experience, what foe
can stand against us what force stay our
onward progress, or dispute the palm Of vic
tory with us: Surely not the miserable array
Of IIcS,ianS, mcrcenaricS of every stripe, that
arc now mastering their tar'ly forces to oppose
us,--undcr the piratical flag of the opposition,
cmblazoncd in characters ofpalpahlc blackncsS
with their motto, the embodiment of their
principles -"SpoilS Down with the Dcmoc-
racy." No! Victory already pcrchcs upon
our banners. and aS sure the seventh Of Sept
cmbcr dawnS upon us, so sure will the De-
mOcracy of old Fl Dorado roll mp n majority
unprecedented in the history of the county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25
Notice to City License Payers

Georgetown, June sd, 1852.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-25

Truly. the Douglas Democracy" Of Fl Dorado
county have fallen into the hands "f the PhilstineS,
and they Twill be beaten with many stripes"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

CURIous CASA young man IVES
tried before the Superior Court at Salem
a week or two oincc, for stealing horse
and buggy fom . stable ko. per in Lynn
He confessed tho crime, said he sold the
team and took the money for it, but
nevertheless he was acquitted by the Jury
It appeared upon evidence ard the stare.
nent Of his own counsel, that the alleged
thief was suoh an outrageous liar that
there was no reliance to be placed upon
h;s confession, even though it was against
his own interest to make it. The man
who was said to have bought the team
was not forthcoming and there being NO
coroporative evidence that the fellow told
the truth, the judge ruled that the jury
shouldn't believe him though he confessed
everything that was charged in the indict.
ment; and he was accordingly discharg-
ed. This is the frst instance that has
come under our observation Of a man es.
Gaping punishment, or reaping any simi.
lar advantage, solely from the fact that
be was notorious liar Lynn ReDor-
ter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

FUEL.-Wood is most who 'esome, be
cause it contains large amount Of oxy>
gen coal has none hence in burning it,
the oxygen necessary forts combustion
must be supplied from the air Of the
room, leaving It " close" oppressive,
A coal fire will 20 out unless it has
& constant and large supply of air,
whilo wood, with comparatively little
having large supply within itself
burns to i've" Goals
Close,graiued. heavy woods, hks
hickory and oak, give out the most
heat while pine and poplar, being
open grained, heat up the quickest.
The value Of fuel as a heating ma
torial, is determined by the amount of
water which one pound will raise to a
given temperature thus, one pound Of
wood viii convert forty pounds Of ice
to boiling water, while a pound Of coal
will thus heat near eighty rounds Of
ice cold water hence, pound for pound
coal "a as good again for mere heating
purposes, and wood is as COOL ogain as
peat, which is the product Of sedges,
seeds, rushes, moses, &c.
But if a ton ofcoal, that is, twenty
eight bushels, or TWENTY-FIVE hundred
and forty pounds, costs Ave dollars, It
is about equal to the best wood at two
dollars, and a quarter . cord Con-,
at twelve dollars and half a ton, is
as cheap as wood o, five dollars and 4
half cord. It would be more eqw,a-
bic. if wood was dry, to sell il by the
pound Such is the custom in France.
Halls Journal f Health.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

SCARCE FOR WIyrs, w here Go man
usually discover tbewomcn who afterwards
become their wives? ia q question We have
occasionally heard discussed, aud the re-.
suit invariably come to is worth mention.
ing to our young lady readers Chance
has much to DO in the affair but then
there are important governing circum,
stances. It is certain that few men ma5o
a selection from ball rooms, or any other
place of public gaiety; ana nearly rs few
are Influenced by what may be called
showing of II the streets, or by any al
lurements of dress Our conviction is
that ninety.nine bundreith5 Of all the
fnery with which the woman decorate or
lead their persons, 90 for nothing as far
as husband catching Is concerned VI here
and how, then, do meu find their wives?-
la the quiet homes Of their parents OF
guardians at the hroside, where the do.
nestle graces and feelings are alone de.
monstrated. These are the charms which
most surely attract the high rs we'll rs
humble Against these ali the fnery and
airs in the world sink into insignfcance.
We shall illustrate this by an ane5dote,
which, though not new. will not be the
worse for being told again. Ia the year
1888, Peter Burrell ESQ, of Baekenham,
in Kent whose health was rapidly decli.
ming, was advised by his physicians to 90
TO Spa, for the recovery Of his health.
His daughters feared that those who only
had motives entirely mere airy would net
pay him that attention which he might ex.
pect from those who from duty and afiec.
ton united, would feel toe greatest plea.
sure in ministering TO bis ease ana com.
fort They proved gbat it was not n spirit
of dissipation and gaiety that led them TO
Spa, for they we're not TO be seen in any
Of the gay and fashionable circles they
we're never out of their fathers company,
and never stirred rome except TO attend him
either to take the air or drink the waters;
in Il word, lived 4 most recluse life in the
midst of town then the resort OF the
most illustrioub and fashionable personages
in Europe. This exemplary attention to
their father procured the three anna bic
sisters the admiration of all the English
at Spa, md was the cause OF their eleva-
ton to that rank 90 which their merits
gave them just title, Thy w.re all
married 10 nobemeo--ore TO the Elrl
OF Bevery, another 10 the Duke Of Ham.
ilton, and afterwards the Marquis Of Exc
ter, and a third to the Duke OF North
umberland. And it Is justice to them to
say that they reflected honor on their rank
rather than derived any from ii.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07


/ ttallo' vbisacTs w. saW h. hopo
you did no, meon TO uit NE. 'onusc it hurts
ieIiet No, you didn't---"al thought
so--I forgive you and no threw the r't-
o." overheard, escaping 10 The quarter
oeek' where his org nal'ty aud supposed
'moee''l'y secured HIM impunIty. In tact,
nc was treated as privileged butto by
me oftlcen.
lakiDg up cannon ball one day, he
asked
" hat in the world Is tins yofe' Cap
tam,
mats "ha. we pepper b." .. .''
WIN; answered ~ jom ..1%hot
wen 70 .'. '''a Asa i' how so
tor' M'I6 1t
We put EN- INTO those hi2 guua "Ad
"ie "a d.
'"'" va" son FAY SO. 10 lhey
"''r. pretty INST captain
ou can see EN-
uu't a ooay II they mt
's' "nen 'ney are nfeo out oI d
gun
~
ro. no.
'eh mere EQes 'r'ea Asa ana
n"n'line IL! ln' missile Nse pow''nG.oa'''
"e ,'' II o','e among we 'e{7 OF 'ne oince's
anu IN Il 5pou''ne' II uir"n, Ie' hef rip
or5'' g o' rage 'na % pun loU9"e''
+, ogeI'S Sem 10 'i'', c'P''i'.' '''' ASA C, S1y'-
y y .nen ,. eye c.5 'n''s' ''-' nur' " 'el'or
" ,Hcy my anu ii ura', o.. -. o' " e'n'
O4e uay O%p'' n'2,a'' LIED ''1 AT.
q o11'1an' s4'' he' mere ooa'
a.ops.'.e you may gc' fout uaP3 To-
E''neF' '"" 20 sF'o'e' '''na uI9 NlN'
Jes'Y r, can 20 70 "l'n'G, YOU;
wal captain Iepheo asa 19re
you spoke L had pretty much conc 'uo'a
70 qmt Nin maze oet'er wages hsn'1 >
by great SIght' BESIDES, want 70 90
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

SMOKING RE5uLATIoNs.-A boz k recen-
tly published in LONDON, entitled Hab.
its Of Good Society contains the follow
ing suggestions in regard to smoking:
But if you smoke, or if you are in the
company Of smokers, and are 10 wear
your clothes in the presence Of ladies af.
terwards you uust change them to smoke
in. A host who asks you to smoke will
generally offer you an old coat for that
purpose. You must also, after smoking,
rinse the mouth well out, and, if possible
brush the teeth, You should never smoke
in another persons house without leave,
and you should not ask leave TO do so it
there are ladies in the house, When you
are going to smoke a cigar yourself you
should offer one ct the Same time to any.
body present, if not clergyman or 4 very
old man, You should always smoke
cigar whether good or pad, and never
make any remarks as SO its quality
To these rigid suggestions toe London
AtheaGVm adds.
How polite. then, was the cid Scotch
peasant who having q cigar given 10 him, ,
thought !, was to be eaten, ate IL accord
ing =, much d's-u.;cl. 0ut civily resigned
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

An anecdotc, relative to the late
Professor Wilson, is just now circula-
ing. When the suitorior the hand o,
Prot Wilson's daughter had Gained
the Iaiy's APPRECIATION, he "as, Of
course, referred To- papa Having
stated his, nrobabIy not une6pected
case the younser gentleman was dir
rected 10 desire the Ia5y to come to
her father, and doubtless her obedi>
ence was prompt. Professor Wilson
had before him, for review, some work,
on the fly>leaf Of which was duly in
scribed, " With the authors eompl'
ments.' H tore this out, pinned j.
to his daughters dress, solemnly led
her to the young lover, anu went back
to hrs work
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

good ouougt ior anybody with brains,
Our town is growing, slowly, bnt nro-
crossing. Since l wrote 70 you last q
building for a match mnnufootory has been
Pr UP, ard The machinery is all in opera.
tico -Four men and seven boys and girls
are employed ! handsome brick dwell
ling is just ", and is to be completed be.
fore winter, Two other dwelling houses
are in process Of erection. a gentleman
IS low here experimenting the building
or a glass factory. re will probably get
the factory into operation by the middle
Of January next This will be q good
deal Of help 10 our town.
Yours, C. Z. ".
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

"A gentleman was wal6ing along the
Brken head docks one day when his a.
teniiou was directed to the floating church.
-" Ah," he exclaimed, SEQ it's High
or Low Church, according to the state Of
tho tide
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07
2. n. NJ E r r | A NJ,
TUNER AND DEALERIN


Pkno Fortes, Melodeons, Sheet Music, Musical
Instruments and Muscai MeTchsn-
disc of every description,
Agent for the sale Of ChickeTing's, Boardman,
Pny & Cos and Steinway& sous Piano Fortes,
also Ross & Norse's Celebrated Melodeons with,
or without the Patent Harmonic Copulas, These
Copulas double the power Of the instrument,
xhile they are afforded for less than half the eX-
pense Of an additional set Of reeds, They IRE
allo less liable TO get ont Of order Instruments
sold by the subscriber will be DoUBLY WAR
AASTED. Second hand Pianos and slelodeons
taken in exchange for new.
SHEET MUsIc sent by mail postage paid on re-
esipt OF retail price. Teachers furnished, at New
York and Boston prices.
Piano Fortef Nelodeons, tnu Organs tuned
and repaired IN thorough and satisfactory man
nsr. The subscriber is also agent for the sale OF
Grover e. Bakers and Finkle g. Sons Sewing
h6Aines. All orders by mail or in person will
Sssfve prompt attention. E. n, MERRIAM.
2sly Merchants Row Rutland, VI.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

In Rockbrdgo County, Va, a
man was bitten On his right hand by
copper-head snake, last Friday after
noon. and died in nrrecisely twcuty>four
hours afterwards a quart ot Wbiskey
was administered to him, and the at.
tending physician slough, tho, death
was caused by the wmskoy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

A doctors wife attempted 20 move
him by her tears" Ahr said be-
tears are useless. have anllyzsd them
They contain q little phosphate Of lime
some chlorate Of sodium, and water"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07
POETRY.
Flesh Color.

Flesh Color.
e eonf.y merchant ouce-an honest wizh
Who we'd t joke more than the light
N7s ra.'ed on iercely hv U uegres,--
oNed ss wild us any igtess,
For" some stocking good flesh cpoted."
The mere, -'t smiled, and looked awavHart.
Then handed down o. boX--dud there, alack
Were stockings eure-but they were black
Tel me, thou mighty deep,
Win waves SO blue and clear,
Il hone good time coming soon
When Hoops shall disappear p
some foreign iock bound shore.
Some Island far away
Where these outrageous street balloons
Shall oil be slowed away?
The mighty deem riupled bv sdue'
49, .r-a rr' Joss and .adlv none GEL ,'.'
- Here is : genuine etit.ph which
could have been originated by one born a
poet
NJ mis-. ..r ii the washing tub
We ui-e fhrc at the psuna.
H. e uiuiuilg You used 70 rub and scrub 70
',3 81. 1iqh you'd shout hosannah
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

The aggregate Republican majority
Ia ew York on State Senators is over
$4,000.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

No "A act Establishing the Salaries of
Judges and Registers Of Probate Courts.
Il is hereby enacted, &c,
Sec l The several judges Of probate shal!
hereafter receive stated salaries, PAYABLE semi
annually from the treasury Cf the state, in lieu
OF fees now provided bv law; ana registers Of
prooat, shall be paid by the respective Judges Of
probate lu tAa manner hereinafter le flrih.
which SHAH be IN leu q all other fees
See. .. be uunur. snlares ai The judges o.
probate, 10 the several probate DISTRICTS srali be
as follows, whch sum shall also include the COM
pensa'ion OF registers, o. hereinafter provided
Chittenden-Nine hundred dollars
Washing'on-Aino hundred dollars
GclrCn-Nine hundred dollars.
Caledonia--Seven hundred dollags
OrleHn n,-S Six hundred dolsrt.
Grand Isla- -Two O hundred d1lsrs
Lamille-Thres hundred and City dollqra.
Pennm g,on- Thr'e hundred and if,y dollars
Manchester Three hundred 7Nd fry dollars,
Nnrlhora'-- Six hundred and e fiy dollars
Westmir stc--siv, hundred dolis
Ru'qnd-Scvcn hundred dollars.
Fairnavor- Five hundred dollars.
Hartford seven hurered 10 lers
Wmlsor-Scven hu- drd 4 ,srs
New Raver--Five hundred doIaa
Addison--Fiye hundrcd and i1y dollars.
Rradiord-Five hundred and fifty dollars.
Rando ph-Fve hundred md fifty cellars.
Fs'eX-Two humid dollars.
Sec The sa'ur.c. hereby allowed % Judges
of nrolare shall lie m full compcr'at'on for ull
services by them performed IN their ro7ncc we
Offices, rs hercugfJer provided.
Sec, q The judge OF Probate shall Ak tie
o~oun' o. conn nst on 10 be p'il to the regis.
Tire indec. Bn, tie slar, .hoi be re.ron.i,ie , f,
for 'Ac corrpc,uess N thc re-, orls, ard for The
ctthiul d dscmi.e Of 4 t.s duties dlyaiying ly
law upon the register
sec Tisle shsn be paid tho iudre o!
sf % -fs ..H
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07
he MIDDLEBURY REGISTER
,s,,c. IN cosss pocK. nam .sraesr

MEAD a. Il / IL l. X,
PuBLIsnERs AND pfoPRiEIORs.
irFus MEAD, WM. J lUILfE.
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q = AZ .t
THE REGIsTER will be cent one year, 10y mail,
i delivered at the office, where payment it
ade in advance, for. ..... ............ u 90
. uvsred by carrier, paid in advance, GO
not paid within six months 81 cents ad-
Onal.
y-No paper discontinued until arrearages
paid, unless at the option of the proprietors.
NJ. PrrTENoILL x Co., Advertising Agents,
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authorized to receive advertisements for
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07

Tor J0vernor
A. B.
For Lieutenant GoysrIur
c. D.
For Treasurer,
+. +.
For Senators
G H. &c,
For Assistant Judges OF the County Court
!. K. &c
For States Attorney.
L. VI.
Tor Sheriff.
o. p.
For Rish BaiiF,
r. s.
For judge oil Probate for the strict Of
T.W.
which shNl! be folded up in such manner as %
conceal the names OF the person voted for
Approved November Z, 1858.