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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
TAX En- TJP.

By the subscriber about the 9th Of Tovem.
Der, bav Mre, about or years Cd She
h a small wii 10 spqt o. fhs forel ed, end the
right hind foot IS white. Tao owner il rpou,s~
ted to provJ property, pay charges and take
her away FkhEERICK LIEDEPS
Section 81, town otHea ION, Gee, !, 1883.
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- Read the following list 81 articles to le g.
soid for ONE pyLLAn EACH:
100 Gold Hunting case watches
each 1925 90
loo Gold watches various style', & 70 o.
200 Ladies Gold watches. 90 90
90 silver WATCHES, each $50 90 to - CO
1000 Elegant SILVER Plated
Castor stands, % 90 to so 90
Loco Eleg NJ Sjlv.r Plated
Iru.J and cake baskets, IS 90 to % 90
500 sets Of silver plated tea
spool 5, each 90 10 Is 90
500 sotts Of silver Tl!tsd forks 0G to Is 60
600 Goblcts engraved on 70 5 90
5000 pairs OF Ttble spoons, 5totos 90
5000 pains OF Salt spoons, 500 10 { o.
900 magazine NJ napkin rings, 90 TO 90
5000 pairs I, niant Ea, Drops, 90 to 90
$500 sets of ladies jareliy, mi
tation Ivory, 500 to 10 %
$500 Cold LocketS, engraved
backs. watch face, perfect
imitation L dies watch. DLo
l@,o0G Lttie8 back combs, rich
ard IN &c a terms. o. to IS o.
400 Belt buch es, Cold jet,
al yuc.nitc, 500 70 Is Oh
COCO latest sly Eesc AID neck
CHAINS, sec 70 1000
800 %.r.-' { H.yuil u..mo..d
Ins, 90 to 90 %
4.oeo California DIM / ear drops 90 20 IL o.
900 III cure apd L. anelcd
Revolving rma, 500 to 10 %
. coo California Diamond 4 En-.
Cents SC n! Pas, 90 to 10 90
> 900 Al,3n;c { emblem pnz, % TO 10 90
500 Gold D44d @sac. Its, en-
,,., E'~'e" m / ali' W TO - %
w W. - ., ! aa0 A"Sa'o breaches, % to 10 %
W. @I"TT !" oIl'S7' 'oil t's'! " W u ~ w
- u = r. ops W TO t %
-.'>' i''&,'I - o''a'S'i ITO chaiAs
anu "'a " GA IS W 10 - 90
- pms "ss >ssoft- 10 10 Iooo
.1', ,I, .S,'- ~ so''S' 49,,
ao., I' ',sN ~, - ~ 20 ~ W
49, - "''u s.s' '"''ohs'
S1'ls, very ''sa' 90 70 10 90
., 80, - t'15.a, en-
,a.. ",''..'7 ..ra ~ % ~
'"...9 l..'l' 40 A'.d>otAe.A en-
o,a 49, - ~ 70 ~ ~
80, '''oNe's' u''s cas'' 80 20 10 %
''''',' 'l',s :, .''u.Is every,
- E" ,....' '.oSt @'.40T ~ I-"a
' ~ s. T" 20 : ~
,,ca :, ~ -, '0 y .
l,'V' "''o ~" ~ 'oid ex-
tension Holders, Is 90 70 p 90
-'N0' :, - ~ - us
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To the Ladies Of America.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS, :
TuE GEEAT FEHAiE nELE.N


TIE GREAT FEAAi + REEElG ,
LY0S's P2RIortcaL DacPs cure al complaints
i, cideuC 70 the SEX and remove all DISTINCTION
Of nature from whatever cause, producing health
yigor AMI sire. 9Th.
LYONS TEEI1BcAL DRcPS are bett5r than eli
Pills, PowGers aid Hcstruus being 2 ilsd PIE
Paration, heir aclio" is direc, and positive, and
it leeds nothing tut good c. .,-4., se&se 70 {
aud uuders sand the reason why hey cure all
those Ills 10 which the f.mae system Is SUB .ct>
Cd. with dispatch and degree Il certainty
which nothing bus scientifically compounded
fluid preparation could reach; they arc, IN the
most obstinate cases,
RELIABLE AND SURE To DO GOOD
AND CANNOT u0 HARM.
To the NEST dc.cs.e constitutions.
LYoN's PEal mCAL IRs rs will certaiG'y produce
tie regular return Of nature, il taken 3 day or
t"o before the expected period, and il IS .
maxim in the profession, that prevention is bet
ter than cure.
LYONS Periodical DRcPs have been used by
over twenty five thousand ladies', within the
past six months, and the testimony o. all is
g surrey cures"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

Let ucJ dies. destroy your consttu' ion
Try a bottle q my PERIODICAL Dr. rs AID YOU
vi il be satisfied that | am 10 imposter, Tel
your titI-crca Giasd what restored the bloom OF
health 10 ycur checks, and hereby confer iay-
or more va,tab's than gold. For painful! or
scanty Neustuatiot il Is .lst the ding. l have
now in my mind an instance Of a lady who had
Jeen suffering Fl IA painful Merstro2ti5n two
or three years, coHfuins Ter to hyr room each
time. She Lad applied to several enlirgnt ply
sicitns, without relief, when Que bottle Of ny
DRQIS entirely cured hcr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
Esisz7lTGz & 'GEsEsE.

1ttorneys aid CounsclLors at La,
Office on York Street, Mantowoc, Man &C
County Wis Collections promptly attended
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LgoTICE.


I All authorized to sell the following described
| eighty acres land in the town OF Frank
lin, W the North West quarter OF North
Fest quarter, aud the North East quarter Of
North West quarter Of Section 81, Town %
Range %. The lard s gofd and well located
the title perfect, al It WILDE sold cheap.
J2RE Crow LEY.
Aau.tosoc, jul. t. 1860,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

Door & Window Frames.
and all kinds of turr ed wood work constantly OF
hand Or made to oder in the best man, er.
Ilaned siding furnished as cheap as it esn be
boug!. at the mills rough.
a LIBERAL share Of patronage solicited.
BYRON MARKHAM.
Menitownr ~, 1SE5
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

Bear in mind that I guarantee my DROPS
TO CURE Suppression OF the Measos, NON
whatever csuse though care should be taken tc
ascertain il pregnancy he the cause, az these
DROPS would be sure to produce miscarriage,
il taken whilst IN that situation, and all are eau
tiol ed against using them, IS | wish it distinctly
understood that / do not hold myself RESPONSE
hla y7lta-, rrsaa nm I zf3n, circumstances
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Right Side Up With Care,

The Planning Nil recently destroy Cd by fire
has been rebuilt and the undersigned Is nov,
pre- pared to plane and zach flooring. plane
siding, cut flooring into siding, in short to do
ali kinds Ct work usually doue il a FIRST class
planning mill.
Doors,
Blinds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

gEz VYETT'Ta7gg,

franklin Street, Jetrecn 81 nd 5M 5
MANITOWOC, WIS.
'ENHIS establishment, viii always contain all the
/ varieties Of Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, EarHish, Al
cohol, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines ana Liquors
for Medicinal purposes. Also Fancy Astces,
Soap and Perfumcry, Blank Books and Stations
cry, Camphene, Fluid and Kerosinc, and all Ike
other articles belonging to this line.
EY PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put UP both day
and light time
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No S less Machicei

1t rCqnires FIFTY FER CENT Less pow
Err 10 Criv than any h r m hine II tie
market. a Ill u Years ci age can work ?.
steadily, wiIhou iitlgur or il in'v 10 heath
l5s strength and WONDERFUL SIprLICI-
II OF construction, renders it almost inpos-i-
bic to get oUt oI order, al d is CT .,kAETDED
by the complng 10 We entire >atisttc ion.
we resp, ciluiiy la}ire all those W may 4,
ste to snpuy il news with : 10 G s.trlo
o come AL ,slIi.,.c this LNKlE ALLIED
Ii. chm
O,e holf Lol[2 &tr,c'ion i s,fctczf, h
matte o1,n pr q t., 5,ri Mi5 il, chine 10 hetr
enti,e sotizj"csiou
RELIGIOUS an. CHARITABLE IESTIII-
TONS u5H be .5,1o'ty u az tN
&c. NTs NA>ltu Al IovI IN tie United
States where Agcn.s ~ not H., :dy e. 40 shed
Also, %: Cuba, 4.t- 20. ,,nri a.d 5 .lfn
America. t. TaoI4 i l.b- raj discount Il DO
gVr.
No cousigaments made at all. Address,
EMPIRE sEwIaG MACHINE aANufAcTT RING CO.,
A. &. G. $50 Bro dway, \. \.
Principal Agencies Est ,bli,hei Portland,
Ne, Doerrc Nillkeu Il Co; r.ovidauce r. l.,
J. II. Wheeler; Nor~ich Com, Z. " Tsr-
rlngtoa; S5racp.', y. 7 John II Fowler:
Cincinnati, Q Msther " lison.
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TO lTARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect legu!ari;9.
could furnish any amount of testimonials
Of its efficacy from my own patients, but the
practice q bringing bought and fictitious ones
belor the public is SO prevalent, DO not deem
it advisable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
s.xPLcIrY AM LECTION coAn.Yrn,

l has q Stral.Et u"Ct e, perpendiru ar ac'iuq
Ut ks tie " L. OK or ~hgtlle St Ii : which I
n"lh,r RIP Tor RAW FL, and is aka on b3 h
sides: pcIt rms per-. G. sewing o. every do
-crjption Of i'Ateriai, tom J,.athtr I, he flt 81
\, nso"k Nnsiu, with cotto., lr.en or silk
tn esd, frc IL the as 81 10 the In s. NUM- cI.
II V ng neither CAi nor COG WHEEL, and
tie least possible friction. it r. as s.aouth a.
RI lsa ard ia curh II, lvs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
eTert Imp cysusa- Ia Sewing Machines,
e, ~ ~ p I r &.
Shuttle Machine.
So'esroom 53G Broadruy, Y. I.
$50 IFaeLi4Qtoa st, Boyton.
22l Chestnut St, Pli}ade pLi1.
Pate. ted February Il 1850

E'HIS MACHINE, is 60 struc on entirely
l. new lr,nciI les o. mcchanicsm, TosS,s.ir (
many rale aiG valuable Improvements, h4vI, <
oeen ex,.mii Ell by the most profound experts,
a. d pgoatuac.d t. IL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
10 Not BE IMPOSED UP0T !
D. NOT IErDeED Up0N .

by Il Sc 10 nave other rrcpma.iors, whicn
they t..irn to TelA, 81 r?cG tie s,rerg.A Of tie
rHtal3.s.. n.t a-a.a, But uagH tHa Drug
gis5 yloa. % / not syt tl.,3a c.l"a. n.ae
hiu b., :.-.a . yyu. or else close dol
lr, t. tie nearest general "hoIes.e age, {, VINO
VIII ra;saa You 4 h0tr!a by return Express
See tint the home OF Jno. l. Lsca is writ-an
upan Ja directions which are wrapped a@on.d
c#,a bt.ts. *ue ".ters are g u...a. The =.
fore, le.ar s. c,u.J ans. Thy ao r. -te
b. every i.u-gist u CIV and cooatty, u enc
dollar = q bot-ic. | you wish rect IoAe
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- Read the following list of articles to te &.
sold for ONE pJLLAR EACH:
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

ton could take place in the midst Of the
wat, aud result rs the election did ia.t
fall; those who had hoped and prophesied
evil of us all Of the time and had found
their hopes and prophecies falsificd, and
finally had been obliged TO swallow the
bitter pill Of hearing that Richmond was
fallen aud Lee used up, graspcd at the
assassination of the President like II
drowning man after straw. $50 we
were right after ALL" they cried. and for
moment our friends were not sure but
it was so. Now however that event is
long enough past to show that it cannot
lead to anarchy or n dictatorship; it is
seen, by the stcadiness Of thc price Of
gold in New York that no one over there
has been Mt all apprehensive Of any dan
ger to the state. Therefore a reaction
sets in; the republic has endured, with
out the slightest perccptble injury, this
last, and in some respects most severe,
strain Of all and SO people begin to
reason; this talk about republic not
being strong does not seem to be quite
borne ont 10y facts; nation that has
cone through what the /. :. have, can
90 through almost anything; and now
the rebellion Is completely squelched;
the industry Of the North continues TO
bloom all danger Of national bankruptcy
is passed, and even the governments which
not long ago tried to believe the great
Republic ruined are now forced 10 ack-
nowlcdgo their mistake and manifest a
great deal Of respect ior the burst bubble.
SO the people reason and talk. The Lib
erals dare now open their mouths and
appeal to our history in support Of their
views: e. g, ProE Gncist, a member
Of the Abgneorlneienhaus, lately referred
to our war as n proof that there was no
need Of laying out so much for standing
army. Facts talk very loud, and these
facts are heard greal way of,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

ready for such landing or some OF The
Faculty doesn't take pity ON him and IN
sure him Il speedier voyage. The pro-
prictors of this craft wish it distinctly
understood that the trip TO last 50 long as
enc term, would not be made so often as
once Il year were il not that certain need
tul funds would be forfeited in case of
failure
And yet certain men in town believe
in this way Of navigating the educational
waters-would be exceedingly sorry to
have the vessel pronounced unseaworthy.
1t has so venerable a name--has carried
so many from the wharf of Division to
the harbor of Proportion and over all the
shoals and quicksands of Kirkhams Cram
mar and the Latin Reader.
Why don't such men hunt up the hulk
Of the Pnda or NlRfo,rer and ilaunt OPP
position TO Collins and Cunardl
But, seriously, MIR. Editor, is the
Grammar School such "feedcr" as the
College needs and might SO easily have
here in Middlebury. Can any one estimate
the depressing effect this incumbus has
upo1 the educational spirit of the town
and the county. If NIiddcbury can't
keep preparatory school in thriving con-
dition, can we expect that New Haven
or Shoreham will do any better.
1t is taken by strangers and non-resi-
dents as the estimate A1iddlebury puts on
scientific and classical education and, be-
lievo me, many not personally conversant
with College and not. of course, prejudic-
ed in It's favor, are driven into prejudice
against it to the Withholding of their sons
and Their money from it by this listless-
/ ness of those living under the shadow OF
the institution. For one. | have but little
hope for the prosperity of the College $50
long at least rs Burlington and Middle
bury live in alimony,) while there is Sc
little among us Of the spirit for College
education.
But, set up such an institution as tho
Graded School | am advocating, having
a. It's highest, the preparatory department
AMI n corrective to this state of things
would be administered immediately
Many more Of our own townsmen woult
turn their thoughts to the education o
their boys in College; people out of tow
would be attracted here by the G,cIite
for College preparation. and Aildiebur,
would easily turn into College 10 or mor
iryshmm per annum. How such an in
stitution would create anl keep fresh ai
c3uca ional spirit among u-, only thos
can tell who have seen how chum.usi,
the Graded System works
Mr.. Edition, YOU must indulge me il
another Of your .s',Ucs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

WENDELL PHHIIPs.-Mr. Wendell
Phillips has revised his speech recently
delivered in Boston, in the published re-
ports Of which at the time he was rep
resented TO have advocated the repudia-
ton of our national debt 1t was the
reputation of all rebel debts which Mr..
Phillips favored. The following extracts
relative to this matter are from the amend
ed report of his speech;
II look ON reconstruction based on
white suffrage as but another name for
the assumption by the nation of the Con-
federate debt. The two things are parts
of the same whole.
| shall hold myself at liberty to co. opcr-
ate with any party which puts on its ban
ner Repudiation of nll rebel debts, no
matter how sacrcdIy such bastard Con-
gress may have assumed them"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21
CITIZEN.

HrVuiJTioNNRN l'EocErUNcs Us Ms
sorW.--Ghe constitutional convention Of
Missouri was elected fer epccii. pup
pose, 10 amend the constitution OF the
state. Not content with doing it lcgiti-
mate work. it assumed tho functions of a
legislative body and undertook to pass
laws on various matters. Among others,
it passed an act removing the judges of
the supreme court OF the state and author
iZng the governor TO appoint their sue
cessors. This has led to serious difficulty
Judge Boyer and Drodcn have refused to
vacate thcii seats, on Wednesday, Gov.
Fletcher called the militia under Gen.
Coleman ~ his oi1. forciblv expelled the
judges from their seats and installed his
apponiccs, David Wagner and VIM. c.
Lovciace. The third judge, Barton
Bates. RESIGNED some time since, AMI the
governor appointed nathaniel Holmes in
his place. The affair naturally created
great deal Of excitement i'll ST. Louis,
as well it might, the whole proceeding
being utterly laWless and revolutionary.
Without doubt it will so be aliudgcd if
the question is carried TO the supreme
court o. the United States,
It is quite time that the power of state
conventions TO 70 beyond their assigned
work should he definitely settled. The
Missouri convention, among other things.
lee'slatel ON the suiiiage question. ana
undertook 10 prescribe new tests and con-
diilons Of suffrage. The Maryland state
convention did the same thug, and al
though the whole thing was manifcstly il
legal and null and void, it was pushed
through and Submitted to by the people.
IN both instances the laws creating the
conventions provided that their work
be submitted to the people for approval,
and then the conventions undertook TO
prescribe their own tests as TO the voters.
by whom their own work should be pas
ed upon, in defiance OF the state laws
regulating the suffrage. In both states
the test oalhs have been disregarded, or
taken with the understanding that they
are Illegal and VOID. There is TO be a
great deal OF reconstruction done by state
conventions, and it should be understood
HAT everything they undertake outside Of
their assigned work is usurpation; that
such acts will not stand before the courts,
and had better be avoided altogether
Springfield Rpa6icu.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

We take from the Ohio Former the
following notice Of the r. r. Association,
which we inadvertently neglected to speak
Of at the time:
TAroNAL POULTRY Assoc;ATIoN.-A
meeting of poultry breeders was held in
the State of Vermont, at the town
of Bratteboro, on the 9Th of May.
1860, which resulted in the formation Of
a National Poultry Association. Il. ID.
Morley of Vermont is president, with
the usual executive officers, and a vice.
president for all the available States from
Maine TO California, in which list we
have the honor TO represent the State of
Ohio. We have borne many responsible
offices in our day, from School Director
and Church Warden, all the way through
10 Brigadier General, and Director of
Female Equestrianism, but henceforth.
let all our correspondents address us by
the title of V. L. National Poultry As
ISOLATION. I'VE wonder if President Wor-
ley has got bad cough or is in danger
of assassination, by which a vacancy
might occur in the highest office in the
gift of the Association, SO that the V, j.
for Ohio might become high-cock-a-lorum.
We shall watch the telegraph.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

Gerritt Smith made his address against
furnishing rebels, in Cooper Institute,
New York, Thursday evening. His ar
gument was, that by recognizing and
dealing with the confederates as bolliger-
ents we had lost the right to punish them
as traitors, and he quoted the accepted
authorities to sustain his position. lie
said It would be the same as to raise the
black flag in the day Of victory. and give
no quarter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

A man invested $500 in one Of the
benevolent institutions which distribute
gold articles and such things at 81 each.
lie got watches and .jewelry which pur-
ported to be worth $500, but on sending
his prizes to the United States assay Of
flee to be melted he found there was just
S9G2 worth of gold and silver in the lot.
Do you wonder that these concern can
sell their trash cheap and still make mon
cyl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

TIE CREvAssE IN TIE MISSISSIPPI
The crevasse through which the waters
of the Mississippi are pouring upon the
county below Algiers, La, is about three
hundred feet wide, If not quickly closed
it was feared that all the cane planted in
Louisiana would be irretrievably ruined
The waters broke through about shutdown.
A rumbiing crash, hurried roar told
the alarmed inhabitants that their enc
MY was upon them.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21
NO HASTE REQUIRED.

NO u,xTr nro1,rrD
,,,, ., ri.,-, ,.l.., ,.1,..,,,, ,I.,
S,,,o e,;c;do ,hoory If reconstruction md
r,;rc tc ,bo cx,r.ma IL tbo ,,.t,cr Of
Nocro Su,I;.ooa ,ro,,os i,,,t tlav ,,;r,
-, ,;me i to leo Iost in sa,,lirr nov,
and forever these the most important
questions that eyer come before nation
for deIbcrailon. 4 great deal OF mis-
chlei might be done ty m-h'"i'nE iiN1d
policy without elaboration, while there
Is little Or no r.'A i" proceeding "I'h eau
ton. | lac system OF Provisional govern
m'nt, already proNI"ed i"T North Caro-
Ina and MI'Nl~SIpp' indicates that the
p'eSloei't l. uc'er'h'hcu 10 test inc I"ya"!
W 'Ac "''''''n ''''@'"7 before giving H.
le'ok'oiy mo th'iF h''''4' Inc r''"S o.
government i"''r temper ~ mus lar
'NPre7Seu' Is MOI 100 encouraging j al
'o"e" ''o" 10 ''''i''''"'' '7 '"'! may
please 'hcy "''s"' nee" '"'Ioa"''s 'a""
IN snort 'i'he'
NO uo"O'' many ch'n"'l"''ic statesmen
'h'''k 'ney see WIZ" utmost P''P"e"c
VISION t'iaI hplh''@ else IMAM unrestricted
sunraee can secure INC i"ya''y Oh l"e re-
snthe presumption that cyary cnruncbis.
ed freedman will waite r;,,,t oror,. ,;u,,
II we could he assured Of tbi. tbc or,,r-
nent would he very stronr c,, o;,;ro
them the frame b,.e 90, ONE. Pr, n,
what is this assurance founded. Wea,c
told that tbrv arc rno.rroll. 4. ir,s mad
will consult their own iniarosts 7. +, car.
tain that they will ,lo 80 or, bc,tc. tI.o,
ignorant white men dol Tho ;.,roron,
tore;rncrs almost ,y;tbou. ovco,,.;or oro
led owav from, ,be;r ,rpo ;n,o,.,.t, o,,l
practically bouoht and soil V.u i,ho
otherwise with the blacks IfamiIlion
of votes ora ia. No nm, ;r,o H., o,.,.,., :.
il imnorto,, ,o tro,,. ,L,. an ,n.,.i,.
pet t,cm
Atlantic on1.onoL;.oa...f
tho .ontborn vo,or. oons;.. o;aI. .cc..,
c,as.es First ,yh., hos ,oon ~, n.,,;a,,
cl,ss-,be I.r,o I.nd on.,or, 1,L...,n-,
c = ,, .,
controIlo, tho nov, o,os, H., ,,o.,, ,,.,,;ta
which ;s also . email o,os, ,r,.,.,.
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,,o or,;o.o,;,n ,,,o, .,o ,a,..,, ,..;u -
10 serd 70 ,Iom Tbov will odort Gill;.
nortborn b.b;,s and sys,ens 1,ho, will,
40 their own Work ana employ lew blacks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

TIE LADY's FHiEND.-rhe July rum
her of this Magazine opens with an en-
craving appropriate to the season, called
son the Cliff" 1t Is Il beautiful picture
of two lovers enjoying the rcpose and
freshness of the sea,hore-and makes one
long for the dash Of the breakers against
the rocks, and the smell of :he salt waves.
The Double Fashion Plate FOR this month
i, quite brilliant. The other enprnving-
are the bridge of oighs," and tn usual
number devoted to new STYLES OF dress.
&c. Among the literature OF this number
we may specify "Ihe Silent Nun" by
by Sophie May; ''One is Missing" 10y
Eleanor c. Donnclly; ''Stcphcn Court
lands Pet" by Annie Russell "Swect
Agnes" by Annie T, Kent; "Pccgy
Martins Story" by Emma NJ. johnson +,
''The Folly" hy Aunt Alice; "John
Smiths Br0ther,' by France. Ice ed
itorials," dc.
Price $3.50 year; > copies $500.
To those DESTROYS OF making M clubs,
specimen numbers will be sent for Il c+s.
Wheeler d u Hsoa'S celeJrdted .Sdriag Ma
chimes are FURNISHED as PREMIUMS. Address
Deacon Il Peterson, $40 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia Now is the time to send
on subscriptions for 1868.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

ANOTHER PErrIcoAT CAsE.-It is re-
lated that one of the ST. Adams raiders,
after lis discharge by Judge Coursol,
found himself hard pressed by the L. S,
detectives In order to escape them he
dressed himself in womans clothes and
borrowed baby from woman in Mon
treal, leaving with her tue SUN of $500
as security for its safe return. 1t is said
that with the aid of this Disguise he trav-
oled all the way to Halifax in company
with detective officer, AMI his luck be-
ih n that of Mr.. Davis,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-06-21

Boston wants a wit from Gen Ullman
now in New York but the illness of a
sister Mt Wilmington, Del, obliges the
neral 70 decline the invitation.