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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-11
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RE-

MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RE-
4VA STORED.
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EMMENA GOGUE.
INDIAN
DlURETlC COMPOUND.

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DOPE, Irvine, Tar, Footrot Medi-
III clne,, sold by IL. A. SHELDON. Off
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DE

Y IICATE HEALTH.
DIR. DOW, Physician aud Surgeon, No. Endi-
colt ST. Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
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DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
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Boarding accommodations for patients who may
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mcnt
DIR. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole
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lodges no superior in the United States.
y. Il All letters must contain one dollar, OF
thcv will not he answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. to 2. NJ.
Boston, July, 1865. 19:1v
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

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Reputation Established!

q
.MI's. y. II. .T'Icn is fruFy
81 pV3!(c benCsaCFrcSs, CsHet
hcr scossSf rel success is
unprecedented. Egcr fame
Cad hes. discOrorics hNUe
gone g5r0c!li, and to-day
size is f1R her tine TIE i0s'g-
est manufactures in the
ar0rfyl.
Everybody Interested.
I'OusE, rn6 Otd age are
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Ed1ir keSt0re1' Tnd EFaS7'
Dressing. THcyGcf Gircct-
~ wpon she roots ct The
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grOarsh w.s6 beauty. s'Owv
hGir. tTCAa~sed i0 greg az
sChiGe 0y SickMc8s CT other
CG!SeS, srSfS SG0N be ycst0r-
al 50 as 2,C7sisrcts COt0s' Gad
beauty. E9HstdrHN crGG6-
CG'ed fOrccIE. gNe EEGs,.
failing Stopped. TIE 1GOSt
6eIjcGee RtGEy-f'rCS3 OF 6on-
art CNa be fcorai sc6shosst
fear Of sOisiag. The most
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hair Is impaired. If yOM
ariSh To restore yoar hair,
0S tn gOwfh. 0Md retain az
thrOaga life, Ei,hOut de
f0y purchase a. 60sSEe of
.fzi'S. y. 81. .2fleI.'s gysortd's
EEair ReStOrer Gnd Dress
ing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SAILS OFFICE,
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A VERMONT SCHOOL BOOK {!

LNSTRAY.-Came into the enclosure
- Of the subscriber, on the goth inst, a RED
learling heilcr with white face. The owner is ie
quested to pay charges and take her away.
H. q. PRlTCHARD
Mddlebury, Sept. %, 1865. 26f
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Middlebury, Aug. 4, 1885.
NEWTON ACADEMY.

EOR SALE.
Il A durable Mcclellan Saddle and Bride ian
officers rig) is offered for sale at low P price
c. PEMBERTON.
Middlebury, Sept 10, 1865
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

Shall we have WOODEN Factory E.
We publish in an other column an item from the
Rockfork Register in reference to the Wooden
actory that has just been put in operation in
thafwide-awake city. That factory is now turn
log out large quantities of excellent and durable
cloths. The establishment has cost thus far
$4,000. 1t seems to US that that amount expend-
ed IL such an enterprise in this city would be
equally profitable. We believe it would save
morsthan that amount to the people of the coun'
ty in one year. There was raised in. the county
last year over us, 900 pc unds 1ef wool. s.
The Manufacture OF that wool hers;at home,
would save at least 10, icents per ID. to the
growers, $l7 800 in ope lump. About as much
more would be saved to the people of the county
in being able to buy their cloths from first hands
instead of paying two or three profits to whole
sale and retail dealers, besides the freight from
the eastern factory These are only some of the
more direct result efthe establishment of sueh a
Factory, We publish elsewhere an item on the
Wooden Factories OF the State showing that ey-
cry investment i'll that line has been paying
nnn
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A Growing Want.-There is nothing more
needed in this city, than a, number Of good resi-
denoes in desirable locations, for rent. There
are not residences enough to accommodate cur
permanent population, while hundreds OF frap-
ientfsmilies, for business pleasure Or educa-
ton are actually driven away for the want of
place to live in. Twenty-Five good residences,
would be paying investment.
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Circnit Ceurt.-The November term of the
Circuit Court for this county closed on sstur'
day morning last, after continuing about two
/ weeks. va1@
The following are the cases tried and the
manner of their disposal:
| r. c. Otis VS.. Jas Newman. Assumpsit
Judgment for plaintiff.
Sylvender iBaldvin vs.. W. S. Strong. As.
sumpsit Plaintiff objected to the, reception of
| defendants Witness in, the action. Objection
sustained and cause continued.
| John Lsverty We. W. Waddell. Judg't for
plaintiff. ------~---.-------
VIM, Hartung W.. Gottlpf Weber. SANDER.
Jury failed to agree, were discharged and case
continued. .f -
Fred Borsch vs. Geo. ". jackson. Assump-
sit. Judg't for dsft
Jacob Karber va. VIM. Tobin and Peter Mel.
lis. Trespass. Judg't for prf.
VIM Bailey VS.. Overacre Assumpsit. Judg't
for delft.
The Statevs. Washburu Indictment TOR lar,
csny. Verdict not guilty.
The State va. D. McManaman Keeping a
Faro Bank. Def't plead guilty, and court i'm,
posed fine of $500.
State vs w. Hallett. Larceny. Def t plead
guilty. Fined by courtSlo.
S Tisdale We. Ann Tisdale. Divorce Tried by
the court. No appearance for defendant. Judg't
for pl'f.
| j., II. Brewer VS.. JAS Reynolds Assumpsit.
sJndg'' 7 for pPf. ..-.- .,....--,
A. LOOMS aud G. Lewis vs. N Ehle. Appeal.
After the fury were called and sworn in this ao~
ton the plaintiffs moved for nonsuit which was
granted
Eli G. Runals VS. j. w. Decker Repleyin.
Pl'ff took exceptions to the deposition, offered
in issction, Exceptions sustained Commission
ruled out and cause continued.
Fl. Kronn vs.. L. Hess. Action to abate nui-
sance and for overlooking lands ofplff. Verdict
for pr fl. OF IS damages. k--,.- ~ -. -
j. Il, Underwood w. Arndt and Arndt AS
sunpsft. Head & Schoff5 lor pl'ff, Webster 4,
Jilsun for dsf't. This an action on five
promissnry notes, given az part-payment for a
fourth interest In Underworld celebrated m atch
mschine. The main defence was want of CON
sideration.- A boud and stipulation was also
introduced by def'ts, by which it was stipulat-
ed by plaintiff that defendants should have thir-
| ty days after the machine was completed and
put in operation in which to decide whether il
worked satisfactorily not, and to elect wheth-
er they would take it or not, and in case the
working of tho machine was rot satisfactory, the
contract should be null, and he notes given up
and 5000 paid down. refunded 1t was proved
that the machine was ne0er completed and put
in running order, that therefore the def ts never
had opportunity to accept or reject the MAJ
chine. Verdict for def is.
S. Dennison vs.. Crowley and Plate. False
| Imprisonment. Verdict Tor de'f'ts $3.50
81 Tnos. Garland Vs. H. E. Brown. Action for
damages resulting from the bite of dog. Yer
diet for Plaintiff Z" aaT 29t aoo2
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&c TO Browns

For anything you want in the line Of Cloths, Cot
TONS Calicoes or Cutlery for the table; Dry Goods
Dress Goods, Christmas Goods, Groceries, sc III
has some of the best Tea and O. G. j. Coffee that car
be found in this or any other market Notice he ad
yertises large stock Holiday Goods, ofeyery de
scription And don't forget that he is soon to receive
stock of Furs, comprising every variety style ant
price, A set of fine mink Furs would on Christ
mas morn make one,s wife or daughter, or sister
rejoice that there is such institution as Christmas
and Santa Claus, and Browns a..
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The Hawk Eye sptnner.-The Madison

The Hawk Eye spinner.-The Madison
Journal says it hGsj examined an article, on
exhibition in that city, known as the "Hawk
Eye Spinner, or Patent Spinning and Keeling
Machine" and would commend it to the exam
alton of others. 1t is a machine intended for
spinning and reeling yarn from ordinary rolls.
1t is SO cons tructed that ten threads are drawn
out at the same time, with great evenness; and
with ,Iapidity that will enable person TO do
ten times the amount OF spinning that can be
zone on the ordinary wheel, and with less labor.
We have seen it operste, and cannot see why II
does not perform we'll, all that Is claimed for II.
With the patent power Hand Leon, that has
bsen somewhat extensively introduced in this
county, and the Emitting Machine" all thai
was wanting was a Spinning Machine that
would spin the yarn for the other machines IL
work up. The Journal says of this machine
ats coet is but little more than an ordinary
wheel, and it is SO simple in its construction
that any person can work it."
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Our Young FoIks.-We are indebted

Our Young Folks.-We are indebted to
Messrs. Ticknor d Fields, the Publishers, for
the December number of this excellent maya
zine for boys and girls. The following is the
list of contents: -
/ Christmas, by Harriet E. Prescott The
Dolls Story, by G. d. Gardette Farming for
Boys, .,by the author of Ten Acres Enough; y
The Cruise of leopold, Ill, by Oliver Optic /;
Roaring Run, by Louise z. Chollet; Half
! Hours with Father Brighthopes, v, bv ], T.
irowbridge Among the Studios, H., BY Z. B.
Aldrch; Winning his Way, XII, by Carleton:
country NeIghbors Again. by Harriet Beecher
Stowe AfOat in the Forest, X. by Captain
Mayne Reid Round thesE venine Lamp
T. 18th the close OF the fret year the publishers
announce that the magazine has reached cir
cuts'on of over fifty thouand. This unprece-
denied success has been well deserved. The
| publishers have spared No pains to make il a
magazine which is welcome visitor in every
family where it is taken They have employed
some oflthe best writers in the country upon its
pages, and will continue TO make it attractive
| by the interesting nature of its contents, and
| the spirit and excellence OF the numerous en-
grsvingswith which i; is illustrated. The pres
ent number contains articles frnm Miss PRes
corT, j. t. TRowBRIDGE, T. B. ALDRIcH, Mrs
STowE, MArsE REID, and Others.
| Now is an excellant time TO subscribe
Terms, g year for single subscriptions, thre,
copies IS; copies So /; ten copies SIS.
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Soldiers Orphans Home.

The undersigned, Executive Committee oil tn
Soldiers Orphans Home, relying upon the mer
it's of the object and the bensvoienoe of the peo
4 pie, have resolved to ask a contribution iron
the several congregations of the State OF
Thanksgiving day, and respectfully invite tn
1psstors and clergyrnen who may hold service
on the day, to present the subject to their con
gregations. I, III .sr i. -. i Z
| This refuge for the destitute iorphsns of ou
fallen soldiers, formerly the residence Of Gov
ernor Farewell, and lately Harvey Hospital
situated upon the bank of Lake Monona in thu
city of Madison has been purchased, is now un
dergoing thorough repair, and is nearly read,
for the reception of children.
| Liberal contributions have been made by the
large-hearted in various parts of the State, ant
their bounties have secured and fitted the bull
ding for this excellent purpose. 1t may be al
ready numbe red among the benevolent institu
tions of the land, and must rank as one of the
characteristics of achristian age. But although
well begun, it is only begun, and the helping
hand and watchful eye and guiding counsel vii
| be always necessary to it's succees.
All of the materia! comforts and necessities of
| a northern home are to be provided for the com
| ing winter, and the advanced season leaves nc
| time tor delay.
Fuei, clothing bedding, provisions, ali must
| be placed within reach to insure the comfort
aud safety Of the hRpless children whose des
| TIMES are committed to our hands. We have
40 alternative Of this duty; it is stern, imperi'
Gus, and must be performed. And it may be
| met ia The exercise of that most excellent gilt
| of charity" asd in m amer becoming clris
| tian people, Can q better object be presented
and a better season selected than a gift TO the
Soldiers Orphans Home on Th snksgiving day
At the time when the heart 10 lifted up in
gratitude TO the All Good for the return Of a
oounteOus season aud peace which while IL
finds 'many sweet babe iatherless' brings a
tho usand blessings to Us, we may cheerfully
mingle our aims with our praise and remember
The helpless offspring of our devoted soldiers.
To the teachers of that "pare religion and
Undecided, before God the, Father viii ch IA
/ ''to visit the fatherless and widows in their az
Fiction" and to those who may assemble upon
9 day sacred TO the sweet charities of Christian
ifs'to mingle tn aisess COR peace and plenty
With their prayers for the destitute and bereaved,
We commit this cause with full confidence in
the result.
+ Contributions msy be sent to SAMUeL MAR
SHALL, or Mrs c. A. P. HARVEY, Madison.
j. T. LEWIS 1PHILo DgNHISG,
Dawn ATwoop, BBN. F. HOPKINS,
d. WoRTHING1ON, N b. VAN OIL 4 KE,
SAMUEL MARSHALL, Executive. Committee.
All newspaper, in the State are especially
requested to give the above at least one in
sertion,
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Thanksgiving that was to

Thanks giving that was to have been to-
day has been by proclamation OF the Governor
which we published last week, postponed until
next Thursday, December 9TH, to correspond in
time with the day appointed by the President
as a day of Nation al Thanksgiving.
We would respectfully suggest to some of our
friends who have large focks of Turkeys, that a
Gne, fat young "gobbler" would enable us to
celebrate that day with becoming thankfulness
for carnal tavors, and especially remind US of
thanks due for having "our lines cast in such
liberal as well as pheasant places"
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Farm for sale al A uctiOn.-We call the
attention of persons wishing to purchase small
but produc tive farm within couple Of hours
drive of the CITY, to the advertisement of Feter
Keogh in this weeks paper. No better 80 acres
can be found in the county.
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Advertising.-Mr Barnum in his new
Book on ''Hsmbugs' remsrking upon the fact
that celebrated pill-maker paid $4,000 for sd-
vertising his wares, says: aui~ 7s~H- ----e
advertising is to q genuine article whai
manure Is to land--it largely increases the pro-
duct. Thousands ofpersons may be reading
your advertisement Whine you are eating, OF
sleeping, or attending to your business hence
public attention is attracted, new customers
come to you, and, if you render them salts
factory equivalent for their money, they con
tinne 70 patronise you and to recomme nd you tc
their friends"
The real humbug of the present sge is tht
man who attempts to do business withoct ad
vertiBing.
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In Time,

In Y ime,
The walls ofsthe new Ernst Block corner
of Main and Market streets are up, and a
large force has been busy for two days past
on the Roof. The masons are just in time
for the storm. DR.. Weskopf, we notice,
adjoining the Simmons Hall block is putting
third story upon his store.
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The Atlantic MoulhIy for Decembe

The Atlantic MouthIy for December.
We, are indebted to the publishers tor the De-
cember'number of this favorits monthly: TIE
following is the list of cont ents. AH..tNI
"Grifith Gaunt, or Jealousy" by Charles
Reade. 1.-The Parting of Hector and Androma-
Chez by w. e. Bryant. civilian Black
wood" by John N eal.s THE Chimney-C orner. -
by Mrs. H. B. Stowe. "The Forge, H. king
james the First" by Gail Hamilton "The
Sleeper" by Bayard Taylor cdr. Jehns2'
by DoEald Go shIitchell.' Books forzOur Chill
drea, by Samuel Osgood. "Dios tie De, by
@. G. Coke. Mode of Catching Jelley-Fishes,
A. Agassiz. Adelaide AIMS Proctor" by
Charles Dickens. Beyond" by j. T. Trow,
bridge. ''Clemency and Common Sense" by
Charles Sumner. Reviews and Litersry No
tees" 1@ tsH>t
Boston: Ticknor g. Fields. ,..
The publishers announce among the features
of special interest for 1866. seres OF extracts
| from the diary of NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE,
stories by BAYARD TAILOR, stories by Mira l.
MARIA CHILD, continuation Of Mrs SrowE's
Chimney Corner" Papers the new novel by
CHARLES READE, and an interesting series Of
papers containing interesting incidents and per.
issonsl "reminiscences relating to the late WAL.
TER SAVAGE LANDoR. The admirable story
| ot"Dr. Johns" by elk. Marvel will be
continued for three or four numbers to come
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Coed Times Fer the FniIOrs. The
Tailoss OF this city, were never before SO driven
with work as they are this fall If YOU want q
suit made TO order, you must leave your
measure at least two weeks in ad
vance We are happy to say that our friends
Doan & Rawley have taken special pains to in
crease their facilities nthis branch of their busi-
ness, and under the auspices OF Peter Grosch,
they are enabled to make very good time aud
prompt to the promised day. Peter will give
you Fits every time. .,..,--.-..- en-. ...s
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UNION StooEss IN ARIzoNA.-At the cleo
ton in Arizona Territory, the Unionists hao
two candidates for delegate to Congress
Governor John NJ Goodwin and. Colonel
Charles D. ,Poston, while the opposition
were united in support of Judge Joseph =
Allyn. Goodwin was elected, resolving 7e7
votes. to 276 for Poston and 200 fer Allyn
The Legislature chosen is almost unanimous
Iy union.
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That has continued without a chad day
for just four weeks, was interrupted by a
cIouded sky and temporary snow squat
with some rain on Tuesday last 1t is time
to look for the approach of winter.
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A lady who is opposed to having euchre
played in her house all the time, recently
sent out invitations for social party, and
lest there might be a mis- take, she added,
No Cards" x
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AuctiOneer.-We call the attention OF persons
contemplating Auction Sales TO the card OF Hudson
Fox ct the head OF our local Col umns Much OF the
success of an Auction depends upon the Auctioneer
Mr.. Fox is admirably qualified for that biz. Give
him call II you want your property sold to the best
advantage.
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Oyster supper.

Oyster supper,
This Evening at Simmons Hall, for the
Benefit of the First Congregational Socle-
ty. O..
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EgAn election for Judge of the Supreme
Court in California results in the choice OF
Sanderson, Union candidate, by from 5000
to 10000.
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The Racine JOURNAL goes in for Col.
James E. Bartlett, of Racine, for Speaker Of
the Assembly. s'.s
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AUCTIONEER.
NOT E.
DRESS MAKING, CLOAK MAKING;

MISS HIBBARD is new prepared to do Dres
Making Cloak making, and 81 Kinds OF PLAIN sewing
f,rOr1pttY and in q neat and durable manner: sAus
faction warranted She will have on hand the oery
Bxst and latest patterns Ladies viii do wen 10 CALL
Rooms second block west of Dosn Rawleys store
opposite Mr., Tymeson's OVID
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