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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

From the Mount Vernon Record, extra issue.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
Mourn VERNON AssocIATIoN.-The Sec
rotary of the Mount Vernon Ladies As.
ISOLATION of the Union" respectfully sub.
mits the following:
Since the signing of the contract for
the purchase Of Mount Vernon between
Mr.. Washington and the association, on
9th OF April last, all the efforts of the re-
gent, as the public is well aware. have
been TO cancel its obligations on the pa
OF February, 1853; that on the birthday
of Washington that revercd spot might be
proclaimed the property of the nation.
In order to stimulate yet further the
exertiops Of her countrymen, on the llth
of February she issued a stirring appeal,
calling upon the citizens Of the United
States to remember that the yecord they
made in this matter on that day would
be one which could only be ctIaced when
the memory Of Washington ccased 10 BIZ
rrrrTca.
They were also shown that more than
one-half the amount needed was already
raised, and that but three cents each from
the adult population Of the Union would
give a far larger sum than was required
for the entire purchase. But the 22d has
passed, and the wished-for event remains
unconsummated,
The regent, in the faithful discharge Of
her responsibilities, has exercised the pow
er vested in her to advance the true in
terests OF the association by calling in col
%lections as rapidly as made, which were
paid over by the treasurer without delay,
in sums permitted by the contract. Thus
in the space of four weeks a little over
the sum of $4,000, (S9,S00 of this sum
being however, a portion OF the $4,000
stated to be invested in our former report)
discharging Indebtedness for the 2d and
Sd installments, due severally 1860 and
1861. as follows viz, on Feb. %, SiS,-
7l2,7S, closing the ID instalment, with
interest thereon. due Feb. 22d, 1860;
Feb. 2Sth, $4,000; March %, $1,000;
March 9th, $4,000; March 10Th, S.
600; March 18th, 5000; March 2lst,
5000; and March 23l the remainder,
closing the payment of the third install
ment, with interest thereon, due Feb. 22d,
1861. Thus the association has paid
Sl5S,333,32 of the sun of 100000 re-
quired to secure the title to Mt. Vernon
$4,000 of which has been paid in a
little more than three months Who
can longer doubt that the association will
attain all the sacred objects in view ?
Forty-one thousand six hundred and sixty
six dollars sixty-six cents, with interest
thereon, is yet to be provided for, being
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

We have before taken occasion TO
speak favcrably of the CENTURY, Il weekly
paper published in New York by Thomas
McElrath, late of the New York Ir,6une.
We wish now to say to our readers who
desire n weekly paper from New York,
that from a steady perusal of this paper,
we are prepared to give it an unqualified
recommendation. We consider it the best
weekly paper published in the United
Slater. We volunteer this for the benefit
of those who wish to read a perfect city
paper, or the nearest approximation to it,
and for no other motive.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

The NATIONAL RECORDER OF RELIGIOUS
AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE, is a religious
journal just started at Washington D. G.
In connection with the usual miscellany
Of a religious paper, it gives large amount
OF religious information, for the collection
Of which it has unusual facilities. In
addition to this will be found matters re-
lating to Art, Science, Literature and Ed
u%cation. 1t contains 16 quarto pages
monthly, at one dollar per year. The
number we have received gives a very
favorable impression of the journal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

A New REVENUE ScHEME.-At tie
close of the last session Of Congress, it
seemed quite impossible that the Post
Office Department could be kept in efic-
lent service without an appropriation, but
we are now thoroughly convinced that it
will. The ingenuity Of tho Administra-
ton in raising money when it is short, is
almost equal to the facility with which it
spends when it is flush. We have lately
learned that some of the larger offices are
ovcrdrawn, in large sums, by contractors
orders, while the axe is of course made to
CLEAN directly in the wincing Post Mas.
ters eye.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

We understand a beautiful Fireman's
Silver Speaking Trumpet was on Monday
evening last, presented by the Trustees Of
of the Il. & B. R. R. Co., to our worthy
Engine Co No. l of this village. We
have been promised a full account of the
presentation for our next weeks issue. in
the mean time, the public can see the
Trumpet at the Telegraph Office, where
it will remain a few days upon exhibition.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Burying Ground Notice.

AT the Annual Meeiilr. of the West Buryipx
.,round Association, legally holden on the 2sth of
Marcn last It was unanimously rotsd to assess q
tax Of TWO dol airs on each occupied lot, payable
on the 2sth day Of May 1859.
,r,, a: WILCOX, Treasure-.
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Il 0 N i TIE NJ s.

Rev. PRESIDENT LABAREE's ADpRrss.-
In response to the invitation Of our citi-
zcns, DIR. LABAREE, on Wednesday even.
ing last, spoke on the subject of his recent
travels, The congregation assembled in
the Lecture Room until it was evident
that it was insufficient for their accommo.
Iation, when they adjourned to the Au-
dience room Of the Church. In COM
mencing, he said it had been impossible
for HIM to prepare an address which
would require labor, but chose, as more
consistent with his health, with his feelings
and probably theirs, to speak to them as
he would in a parlor. He said that time
would permit no more than a most hasty
glance at the route his party took, without
dwelling upon the innumerablo objects of
interest which occupied them through the
season. He, therefore, gave a birds eye
view of their tour through France, Italy,
Germany, England and Scotland, and
paused at London. The greater part of
the time was spent in speaking of some Of
the matters Of interest which came under
his observation in that city. He smoke Of
its Uncomfortable vastne>s IT, size and pop.
u%Iation, and Madc the startling remark
that it was equal 10 the aggregate popu-
lation of all New England, city and coun-
try, taken together. He spoke of its GEN.
eral appearance, as compared with other
citics-of its fogs-its police-the Lord
Mayor and his Observation-Disclosures
Parliament House and Parliament the
Queen and Prince Consort. With these
and similar topics, the audience was en-
tcrtaincd through the evening. The style
of address was truly fascinating. AID we
were almost beguiled into the belief that
we were indeed in a parlor. Every one
present we venture to say, felt the tics of
friendship and filial affection drawing
them closer to the speaker than ever be-.
fore. We are glad to learn that the eE-
fort had no seriously unpleasant effect upon
his health.
80. We learn that the eldest son Of
Henry Solace, ct Bridport, was drowned
in a small stream near Bridport village,
on Wednesday last. He was out fishing
with two other lads, ard venturing into
the water to battle. lie was not able to
swim, and getting beyond his depth was
drowned. He was 10 years of age.
....A!ter q week, or more, of fine, dry
weather in The first days Of this month,
there was a very general desire to see
rain. And on Monday we had it,-rathcr
colder than was desirable, but very re-
fieshing. The trees are clothing them.
selves rapidly and verdurc is springinc I'D
everywhere.
....Mr. Raetz, who is connected with
the first Piano manufactures in New York
City, is at present in this place. He came
by invitation from persons Sho know his
superior skill in repairing and tuning Pr
amos. Mr.. Ractz's visit affords a rare
opportunity to those who need work in his
line. For further particulars inquire of
j. W. Stewart Esq, or Prof. Bot at the
Seminary. 7
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
THE IloMg MAGAZINE for May. T.

Arthur (; Philade!phia-S2,0 90 a year.
This is the handsomcst and cheapest
monthly issued from the American Press,
and edited by two of the most popular
magazine writer's of the age--T. S. AR
THUR and VIRGINIA T. TOWNSEND. The
literary contents of the present number
and its numerous illustrations, are not a
whit behind its moro prctontious three
dollar competitors.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

The latest intelligence from Europe
nearly banishes every lingering hope that
the war cloud may for the present lass
away without harm. Austria seems to be
thoroughly CONVINCED that Napoleon n
fully determined on war, and therefore
closes to take the advantage of the first
blow. She has made a peremptory de.
mand that Piedmont disarln in three DAYS.
ant il the demand was not complied with
n declaration Of war was to follow at once.
1t may therefore be assumed with almost
entire safety that thohogril enginery of war
is at this moment working Obstruction in
those valleys. France cannot Immediate
ly bring her forces to that field, and it is
probaple that at first a series of successes
will attend the Austrian armes. 1t is
useless 10 speculate upon results. Austria
France and Sardinia will be involved I'M
medlately. and those whose opinions are
most reliable think it probable that Eng
land Prussia and Russia will eventually
be dragged in. 1t will be a war such as
the world never saw, and there Is reason
TO hope that such an one will never fol-
low.
The professed object of France, is the
moderation of the condition of Italy,
which now suffers under the Austrian rule.
The world, however, has no confidence in
the philanthropy of the French Emperor,
and if any good comes out of the struggle
it will be through contingencies which can
not now be foreseen.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

HARPERs for May comes with an un-
commonly rich freight. 1t was somewhat
later than usual and we had become I'M
easy about i, but we are paid for waiting
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

1t is said that Rufus Choate is to
succeed Mr.. Dallas at the Court of ST..
james.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

Senator Seward embarked for Europe.
Oh Saturday last.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

CIRCUsEs.-We commend to careful
reading our first article Of Miscellany on
the outside. PorterS Spirit is Il sporting
paper, and "nothing else" Those who
are acquainted with it need not to be told
that it is not in any sense, or degree, open
to the charge of bigotry, as the term is
commonly used. But, though it makss a
business of reporting all the games, races,
prizc-tights. and matters of kindred inter-
est, together with sports of all kinds, VIC
are glad TO see that it has too much sensi.
bility to approve of Circuses. The sub.
ject of Circuses is ono of real interest to
Vcrmonters, as there will without doubt
be another effort made, ncxt Fall, TO have
them licensed. Let the people discuss the
matter and sec if they desire it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

DEATH OF THE HoN. FERRAND + MER-
RILL.-The Hon. I. L. Merrill died, su :
denly of apoplexy, at his residence in
Montpelier at ten o'clock on Monday IF
last week. Mr.. T. was born in Montpel-
icr, Oct. "a, 1911 /; and always resided
here. At the age of "a he was elected
Clerk of the nouss Of Representatives,
which Office he held e'cv IN consecutive
years, and the four succeeding years was
Clerk of the Senate. In these offices, and
as Register Of Probate, States Attorney
and Town Representative he was almost
constantly in public service from early
years. He was a man Of rare abilities
very able in his profcssion--always a pub
lie bencfactor, a consistent and efficient
Christian man. The loss to his town and
to the State is irreparable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

After some unavoidable delay, a very
strong and handsome fence was completed
ut n cost of about five hundred dollars.
rs the funds at the disposal of the asso-
citation we're sufficient to pay only a part
of this amount, $3.50 were borrowed, the
vacant lots being pledged, or mortgaged
as security, by a contract dated January
1st 1855. Upon this contract there was
due at time of the annual Meeting in
March last, between City and sixty dol
lara.
In the Spring Of 1856 the fence was
painted at an expense of 1920. To pay
this, money was borrowed by the associa-
ton, on a note, signed by several citizens
of the village, bearing interest from the
first Of june 1856. This note, with its
interest, added to the balance due on the
contract above named,-makcs the in
debtedness amount to over $500. To pay
up this debt, the proprietors at the last
annual meeting, voted to lay a tax of two
dollars on each occupied lot, payable in
sixty days.
This tax, which becomes due on tha
2Sth of the present month, is the Cprth
laid in a period of forty-iour years, max
ing, in the whole, 81 on each lot. Three
Of the four have been assessed within the
last eight or nine years. This has been
rendered necessary by the addition made
and the building of the fence.
As the present fence is much more sub
stsntiaI and more thoroughly built, it is
certainly reasonable to expect it to last as
long as the old one did, hence it must be
many years before another tax will be re-
quired. The value of the lots is, on this
account, very much enhanced. The lots
are worth more than they were before.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
10 the I aiistcd.

nN T. T. t1AItAY returns hi- sincere thanks =
~ hi numerous patients iot their patronage. an
aa1i iasc this tppet unity 90 remind iiHu hist D.,
continue 20 can>tit. az 81. u-ituie Tor the cut,
sf ali forius - Fsivstc li.east--urh rs syphilis
t,onofthaa Norf ufllal tn.i,.i.f~. gna all tie con
s,qucuers of.eN Aifsc. Ia the arsi g~s o ylhl
tic or Gouoti IA i5 h.ses hr quaint str q cure in
ice days without Inconvenience t. the patient 81
hindrlucc to lii- ba -nc-s. When patient by neg
,cct or i roper treatment La. developed the ,ecou
irrv ssurt, ~ -f syphilis. such brboes or pain
lul suel.trv- "n the ,roim> our ui ers in the throat
ud nose which Il atf checked destroy the soft pari,
and csrss The iunNs go ifnrtiiV .+iarate AID come
away. leaving the sufferer an ubitN hideou, 90 be
hold or Wien hlotche, and rin.i iDs break out upon
THE -hiu COZ when he has faiuiai c.hugs upon %,
bones or When hi~ constitution 8, injured - as i'
pre- dispose 20 consumption "r other constitutional
disease the Doctor guarantee case Or ask no com
pcn.afion.
IN Rheun4 l IN chronic ur acute in Dysontcrry oT
the treatment "i e consequence Of self abuse suc
nocturnal rr~-iuus. uervuu -t",. timiditv. head
ache pains la t' back and limbs With general weak
le-- uf appetite loss o.! memory. iniurv 90 the
sight rest'"ssucss confusion ideas dislike ior
eiciy and feeling OF vca~ines- o life with the
vous system c,-f able lst slight noises shrck OF
stlttie the patient making hi. existence Miserable -
For the atot Ina.idie- the noctor viii guarantee
cure ~ AK cori1nn-atipn. lie can be consulted
free a charge M ..is.trs all 10 call IL will cost
them nothing tna umy be u-h g. their advantage.
His office i, ON sacrament" street, below Mont
gonur, opposite the iHridc Nail steamship Cpmfa
ny Once lice l'as- f-cDn A. y. TO = -. y
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

stAIE uY CALIFORNIA, COUNTY uF NEvApA-ss
g ,ls matter ., ias Esia'e af II purpanee O.
Hon the f.1hat,
eplr' ia aud for ia. County "a NeTsia this day
ill T. sui entered
NOTICE - hereby given that AsA GOr1VlN.
Adin'r IN the above f-tatr hariag her,tai.T. dleo
tts hu-l e.. -aint a4a alsc is petition praying fnt
lt. discharge frtn 81 further Tia hil2t 90 said =
tate An tho hririp- oi sail PETITION having heei
.xed FOR Non lay the ~ Ay ~ Arrl ~ 10 -. clpc
A. " 81 said day. % ii. uhce ~ the Probate Judge.
a the City anl C,luty uf NsVads
All perann- ia'.re-iei IN sail Estate are hereby
antiusi 70 appear ~ the ablsc time and place
eanw cause. IL anY they have. why tine prayer
ss.1 petitioner 81 su.l not he grated.
~ urier - tt@4frDtltc Judge
wi'us-s- rt4'uS snlE,lAEER, Gers.
tirtf -s : Iaruh-r' reru'-
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
vi.,) free Address L. }. c,apAay NJ D, San Fran

wis,l free. Address L. J. Clapkay N D., San Fran
ci roo. California.
litf greatest discovery OF tne afe-1reat biesstng'
1 to mankind Innocent bat potent DR.. l. J
gaIkay's rrnphylacium (-eh disinfecting agent
sure preventive against Gonorrheal and Syphilitis
diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all venereA
scrufuluus gangrenous and cancerous ulcers, foetid
discharges from vagina. uterus and urcthrH, and
all eutaneous @ruptions and tisea;es. A inuocula
tion a preventive aspinst snal pox 80 Is Or
L. Csarkay's TROPHY ylaciicurn preventive against
y philitie and Ganofrheal dise1ses. Harmless In
ITSELF u po--esses the pow 81 chemically destroy
ing syphiliic virus, and thereby ssying thousands
OF aehsuchres ifom being infected hy the most oaih
some of All diseases. Let NO Young man who appre
ciates health be without Ia. Czurkay's Prophyaeti
cum. u j. in very convenient packages and will he
found convenient for use being used as soap
Price So For ,ale az nr, ]. J. Czapkay's Private
Medical and Snrgicnl Institute. Sacramento street,
below Montgomery oppn-iie 7. " Co.'S Office.
81 letters must he addressed TO l. J. Czapkay, ~
n. san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
spermntorr;. ra,

ar LOCAL WEAKNESS, nervous debility, low
" spirits. lassitude. weakness Of the limbs and
back indsposition and incapAblty for labor an
study, dulin.ss Of apprehension, loss OF menory
aversion TO society. love Of solitude timidiy sell
disirusi dixtin-ss headache involuntary discharge
pains 10 the side. affections of the eyes, pmpies on
The face, sexual and other inhrmites in man, are
cured without tail BY the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon L. J. Clapkay. His method Of curina
diseases Is new (unknOrn Go othors,) and hence the
rrsr' success aW .ars-'+a'iors nv letter othsr
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
CEETlflcATE

J. the undersigned. Governor OF Hungary, 40 ter
iifr hereby. that Ir. l.. Clapkay has served dur
in. the contest for Hungarian Liberty Chief sur
econ in tie Hungarian Army. with faithful perse
gcr4nre-N hereof Ihsve given him this certificate
and do recommend him u the sympathy, attention
and protection of all those who capable Of ap
rresiating patriotic self-saerhee, and undeserNet
mi fortune kOSsUIH LAIOS,
Governor OF Hungary.
Washington City Junuary 9, 1882.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
N. SCHENCK GLASS, "a.
ca e.4
v ATCHMAkER AND
WELLER
Main street ..... Grass Valley.

MNN o.IFtt. -. VlA7s aIIrvI
r,a noors below tls fo-- umc.. --a opposite Den
ton Exchange
~ KINDS % lea-ir1 Worn dore u tho ueate.
y ,ls.iale uann-r. W1tr,. C.rla. a. and Eeuair
A- uUue Of tia shortest police.
We hnvr E5npidngy connected v.''i ou- es.
slllshmrut which enable us L. .fI l-isf.e al
kuIt oi Qu.rts Jewe.rs o, cheap as io clsal.e-, -
Er- Quartz bearing t,ol4 tousit or cat ~ order
a. u Aii work o.nc ~ our Iat45.ith.ns.. war
autel go -i.s entire stii-iactill. -3.f
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
NOTICE ro cREDsTOR..

f-IaI0 9I liII.-t'I : TElITIl IccFa'eL
NOTICE 70 hereby sit-n D., tie unior,i-ura si-
" minis;rtnr a. tie alnt. uameI estate. 90. tie
creditors oi. aud an ler-ou~ having claiia, against
thce 'ate OF Horace 3 Bradley deceasc 90 -,hiuit
the -"u-. Niih 'ie utscs-.rt tpu.her. Viitir Sem
mouth. i.aui 'n' ls-t luaiiitnn 70 tli, notice to
'hf 4r'er- .Ht4 90 ai- o'ice il th. itv e.. NEVADA
fiiN J. NCA-itE. dum'r
- The t-'s'eo o. o.. lre Bradley dec
Nr-h.a. l,s' .a.+t
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
Nor..soF ~ 80, r,sov.

III. -"psrtrer.hip h,l.t.'.ir s'irr ir.s.. ru
ihou.is : levy g q. W. y.s,lt- .- 'ti. ..-. -.
seiscl b. mst1ai consent 400 Ier'te. a. ,l1
clrui against he firm ~ levf q Naf.sii.. viiI
s-"-eut Them 20 lhou.a- s. lew fnr .flr1l,u'
'sh' f.li 'uu irre the ha-.tcs st Il- .ii stem I
and 'ua - inira e 80 tnc ist- hIiH aili ,sl'.r fa
For u 'igu.'.i. d, fatu..Ht. IiltHA~. lIhI.
@. IS. t.i--tIA~
t.-1.. taI.... March Is Issn ---.-t .t
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
NOTICE To CREDIraRs.

Estate 81 J. ,. HufNIpN, deceased.
NOTICE T. hereby given by tie und,rsigne3 Al
y minisiraior of the above nansd estate 10 the
creiiior- of. aud al persons having claim, sgajn z
the Lsiai" o o. i.,.ntpu deceased, exhibit the
same. With tlir uecr..srv toDchers. within ION
months ifoia tho 1r.t pHhie.tio ct this notice 80
the undersigned % his rc.dcurr n Rough 4 E-a d
Nevada County
RAPHAEL iOETEE. Admir-
~ fl. Estate .fJ ! B"yut"u dec q
Ntrrh = l~f4-usa-4t
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
ssTABi lsHEu ~ 1854. yvH rur ORNAMENT CURf
OF ali Priyuic und Chranir Diseases.
kAn THE
SUPPRESSION OF OCACKERY.
T0NNINt aHW I''HII'HI ~ 7-NTNH,
l.. J. J.CIArk Al, NJ. ID

i7'c iA The Hungarian ii", eluiionary War Clei
Physician io Tire .gth Rcsiu,nt OF honSeds, Chel
surgeon 90 fhc Ni.'iarN HtsI.t.lof iesih Hungary
the late lecturer or Diseases 81 Women and hl
lren, ami Honorary Member of the Philadcl lila
toilcg- uf Scdiriur lrifuHus ~ cure guaranteed or
uu pay. re- Communication strictly confidential
tcn=ulfAtltus ht irttsr or Otherwise Tree.
Addi.ss lr. /. y tIAlkAi,
: Ef4ucisco Cal.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
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i-r.t ,oa frem ny f.ait"
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kra .aur sheer snl e.ra.
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Aaa vculi iot right ss,ir.
hif growing ,.i-er in di-t",.
bach yr,.rr! il, other hunl
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lie lov., ir' iu tir -,ni."
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