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negroes arc duped, how much they need
intelligent guidance and protection, and
how difficult ii is to do for them what
they need.
PoLu1cAL.--The political situation of
Connecticut is decidedly Interesting The
Democracy is trying to make believe the
patronage and influence Of the President
are TO be used in their favor while dele
cations of Republicans have repeatedly
been to President johnson and returned
with the cheering news that call is right
IN that quarter. Postmaster Cleveland
of Hartford has openly avowed his intcn-
ton of supporting Mr.. English in the
coming election. This is taken as evil
dence that Senator Dixon is in favor of
the Democratic nominee. In such a
complication of matters it is dilrcult to
determine the issue. Tie Rhode Island
Republicans haze nominated Gen Burn
side Tor Governor The Democrats de.
cline contest with the gallant general
CoNGREss.-The loan bill which was
voted down in the House was, on Monday,
reconsider, and after some modification
passed on Friday. The House has also
passed the bill 20 facilitate commercial
postal and military communication among
the several states, after adopting an
amendment preventing such railroads ms
have received land grants from the gov
eminent receiving pay for government
transportation; also, bill amending the
habcas corpus act so as TO protect federal
officers and soldiers ana all acting under
military authority, for acts done under
orders during the war The Senate has
passed bills to protect the Indians against
swIndlcrs; TO punish forgery Of govern
ment securities by imprisonment for ten
years; authorizing the secretary of the
treasury 10 issue $4,000 to Goldsmith
Brothers of California in lieu of that
amount Of bonds lost at sea, thus estab-
fishing the precedent of of re-issuing gov
ern,Sent bonds where parties have lost
former issues beyond recovery and
agreed to the House bill establishing an
asylum for the relief Of totally disabled
soldiers. 1t has also passed resolutions
appropriating S25, 600 for the destitute
negroes of the District of Columbia; pro-
protesting against the action of Bazeland,
Switzerland in pardoning a murderer on
condition of his emigrating to the United
States. The bill for equal suffrage in the
District still lies on the table. Plans for
the equalization Of soldiers bounties have
been rcpor,,,' in both Houses. The con-
tested election case DO" s,' and brooks y
New York has been decided in the COM
mittee in favor of the former. Senator
Stockton of New jersey retains his seat
by casting the balance vote in favor of
himself. The Civil Rights which has
been in the hands of the President Tor
more than week has not yet been acted
upon. A veto is confidently expected
On Monday a large audience assembled
in the Senate galleries expecting to hear
the Presidents veto of this bill.
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AcCIDESrs.-Lewis Parent, black
smith, residing in New Haven, had his
hip severely injured by being thrown I'M
der wagon. He was insured in the
Travellers Insurance Company of Hart
ford for one thousand dollars and five
dollars per week compensation in case of
injury. Last week he received fiftytive
dollars as compensation for the time he
was disabled. Another man had his feet
badly frozen who was insured for the
same. Although he received his policy
in Pennsylvania, on presenting the same
to L. D. Eldredge, the agent Of the Com
pany in this place, with proper proof as
to the time he was disabled, he received
twenty dollars compensation. The Ira
vecrs insures against accidents of every
description. Policies are issued from one
thousand to ten thousand dollars at cost
of only six dollars per thousand. There
is No better investment than policy from
this Company Call upon Mr. Eldrcdgc
and get one. The Company is perfectly
reliable and always pays promptly.
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Few men have the originality of thought,
the power of language and the happy
faculty of talt1ag to the people rather than
decloiming, which characterized this pro-
duction. As lecturer, Pref. Kellogg
cannot fail to achieve the highest success
We learn that the people of West
Cornwall have requested the Professor to
deliver this lecture TO them on this (Wed-
nesday) evening and that he has acceded.
There will no doubt be full house, the
bad roads TO the contrary notwitAstand-
inu
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS arrests
continue in Ireland. The London papers
approve the Presidents veto and speech
Of the 22d Of February. George n.
Saunders is in prison for debt. The
cattle disease is on the increase and the
cattle plague bill passed the House of
Lords under suspension Of the rules.
The Russian papers censurc Minister
Clay for very undigniHed speech made
at public dinner in which he pitched
into England in a most undiplomatic
manner The cholera is moving along
the west coast of France and rigid quar-
antine is recommended against all vessels
from The ports o. Caen, Brest, LaRochclle
and Bordeaux. 1t is now said the
French troops are to be Withdrawn from
Mexico within year aad that the
United States has agreed in that event TO
I'D lcre to its policy of non Intervention,
From Mexico we learn ths, CHIHUAHUA
has been evacuated by the French troops.
Several small fights have occurred, victory
sometimes on one side and sometimes on
the other, but nothing which will be
likely to affect the issue seriously. A
slave ship has been captared at the West
Indies with 375 negroes On board. The
cholera has appeared at Havana.
SOUTHERN NEws.-Nothing of i'm
portance has been done by the Texas
Convention except that the secession
ordinance was at length declared null and
void and the supremacy Of the Constitu-
tion of the United States acknowledged.
Reports from tennessee Indicate that the
II members of the Legislature who re-
signed will be re- elected or men of the
same stamp. Joshua Hill, the veteran
Unlonist of Georgia, is deeply grieved
that he was not elected u s. Senator in
place of Stephens and intimatcs that he
will use his influence at Washington to
prevent former rebel leaders from getting
into power again. There are $4,000
freedmen in the District Of Columbia and
as many more on Yorktown peninsula tc
whom the government is distributing ra
tions.
TIE FREEDMEN.-Gon. Terry has or
dered Mr. Calvin Pepper Of Norfolk ar
rested and taken TO Richmond, to be irie,
for swindiDg the freedmen on the York
town peninsula. This is the same Pep
per who persuaded the negroes not t
emigate to Florida, as the agents of til
bureau had advised, and he has sine
been collecting the spare funds Of the ne
groes, in sums Of from ons dollar to
hundred, for the declared purpose of pre-
curing them bomesteads in Virginia. A
tiis receipts be gave for the money wei
without names or dates, the presumptic
is that I've intended to swindle the negroe
though his professions of honesty ar
philanthropy are very loud. The ia
that he acquired such influence over Il
negroes, in opposition to the efforts Of Il
bureau agents, shows how easily the Pc
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I SNow. -DAKER.-ln Burlington, on the 14th
INST at the Seminary. by Rev. J. X Converse,
Mr. OTis Stow, II Burlington. and Miss CARRIE
A. BAKrE, It Mildlebury.
ltNsLNY.-l'IItSGs.-ln gipton. March goth,
by Rev Z. II. Kent, Mr.. RANSOM II. LfNsfEY and
Miss EMMA BILLlNos both Of Ripton.
Mnts.-PoSD.-In this Village, Jan. 91st, bv
Rev. J. T. Hyde, Mr. HARRisoS Mn1s;, ot New
Haven, and Mrs ELLEN PoND, of this town.
GROVER --RussEb. Bristol, Ma CHI 22th, by
Rev. Mr.. Gunner Mr.. JESSE c. GROVER, Ir., and
Miss AGNES Rrssr1. both of;New Haven.
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MANHOOD HOW LOST
HOW RESTORED.

Just published, a new edition Of Dr. CULVER.
WILLS Celebrated Essay on the radical cure with
out lne7icine) OF SrERMAroRRHGA, or Seminal
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The celebrated author in this admirable essay
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every sufferer no matter what his condition NAV
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callv.
ca~This Lecture should he in the hands Of every
youth and every Iaan in the land
Send, under seal, in plain envelope, to any all
dress, post paid, on receipt OF six cents, or two
post stamps. Address the publishers,
CllAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.
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GOLD RoBBERY.-Onc Henry Lett, an
express agent on the road from Montreal
to Portland, was arrested in Rutland on
Thursday for stealing $1,000 in gold
from the express company at Montreal.
lie left Montreal on Sunday, drove to
st. Adams, purchased a team and came
to Middlebury lie put up at the Ad-
olson House. He was tracked and
finally arrested in Rutland and on Fri
day taken before Justice Smith, and
waving examination, was committed to
Jail under $4,000 bonds lie gave up
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COMMUNICATIONS.
f.. MiDDLEBURY, March 81. lSG(

f.. MlDDLEBURY, March 81. 1866.
Mr.. EDITOR How did you find out ,
We regret that the REGISTER finds it
necessary in order to fill the place Of some
quack advertisement, or from some other
cluse, TO lend itself TO such dirty work rs
that contained in the article headed
"East Middlcbury," in its last issue.
You are right, Mr.. Editor, the "Socia-
bles" are occasionally ntcrcsting; we
know of no exception. As to the "two
fights" Several black eyes, and ''hcaps
of swearing" we suggest the deduction Of
a cut Or Two. The "Sociablcs" have,
with one exception, been held at private
dwellings, minus the flights" ''black
eyes and the cheap of swearing
The one held at Fairs Hotel was dis
iurbcd by outsiders who had, we are in
formed, imbibed too freely, AMI the
unlucky presence Of three or four intru-
ders from under the dropping of the REC
lsrER, tcio Herer acore 1t is difficult to
see the connection between what occurred
outsr!,c and the SociaLle. AS to the
"natiyc's" suggestion, the hcarsc we
ought to have. Come, ''rative," move
in the matter, ''Lct the dead pG.."v their
dead" A MEMBER.
We chcerlully give place to this COM
munication from East Middlcbury, which,
thcpgh intended TO annihilate US with its
severity, was undoubtedly prompted by
desire TO set matters right. We conclude
our int0rman; was mistaken as to the
location of the disturbance mentioned. or
we may have failed 10 understand his re-
latiCn of the particulars. In either case
we are glad % be corrected.
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CuURCH CHOIRS ARE Salts

That the best boo for their use is "THE HART
OF JUDAH" by L. o. Emerson. Letters from all
directions confirm the opinion that no collection
of Church Music recently published has given such
general satisfaction. Chrirs the most fastidous in
their tastes, aud having the reputation of being
- VERY hard to please" have acknowledged tho
" Harp OF Judah to he just the book thew want
Price 81 20 per copy. Si2 a dozen. OLIVER
DITSON & CO., Publishers, Boston. 5l;tf
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THE CHILDREN ALL ARE SING

The Charming Songs contained in the MERRY
CHIMES l. o. Emcrson's New and Popular Book
best collection published, and following in the path
Of its predecessor. TIM GOLDEN WREATH" OF
which no less than Quarter of a Million Copies
have been printed. Price 80 cts. Sent postpaid.
OLIVER DTiSON & CO.. Publishers,
217 Washington Street, Boston.
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$1,000 in gold, $500 in currency, a gold
watch, three horses, buggy and a new
set of harnesses, and gave orders for tho
delivery in Canada OF property sufficient
to cover between 81, 900 and $4,000.
Lett manifested great reluctance TO return
to Canada.
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o he 2egister,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1896.

TO Advertisers.-All communications, adj
vsrtisomonts or notices for publication must he
handed in previous to II A. NJ. Mondays, to Sc
cure insertion, We are Obliged to go " press at
in early hour on TUESDAYS.
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BofcE.-ln Mddlebury, March 12ih, ARArriusA,
relict Of Dea David Boycc, aged "a years.
She was born in Northfeld Mass has been
many wears member Of the Cone1erationali,t
ChurcN in Middebury, was consistant, active
flfls't,n and aiieciionate wife and mother, aud :
beloved by all who knew her.
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Tie MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR CASE
The Supreme Court Of the United States
h s decide the Massachusetts, liquor
C 'es. The Court hollis that leans 5
anted by the United States, under the
Internal revenue laws for the sale of
liquors, held by n citizen of Massachus-
ct do not protect him in the sale of
liquors within said State in violation uf
the prob bito'y laws of the State of
Massachusetts. The Supreme Court ai-
firms the decision of the court below.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Richardson of
Boston is to make an argument before the
co"mi;tec of ways and means in favor Of
making licenses protection for the sale of
splituous liquors, instead of permission,
"a Just decid>d hy the L. :. Supreme
Court.
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For SALE

ituated on, and l half miles from Middle
bury containing l05 lcres and known as the
James Douglas farm. The farm is we'll water
ed and the buildings in good repair For fur
Their particulars enquire Of the subscriber
C.R, FORD.
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IrIsA FACT, that more suffering disease and
distress, is alleyiated by Goes Dyspepsia Cure
than by any other one medicinal preparation
extant. 1t is infallible in dyspepsia, general
debility, lassitude weakness, no appetite, indi-
gestion, and is an immediate cure for any dis
ease Of the stomach and bowels. Would also
say in this connection that Goes Cough Balsam
compounded by the same firm, is invaluable in
all cases of Group, Sore Throat. Whoopng
cough, and all throat and lung complaints
W. Z. Russell, Agent.
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In no respect like pye is Roots Pestachne
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American Life Drops-and no one coughs.
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should hEa e14 e.cllrt Hos
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afif esp 4iencs the simple recitll &
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ldss siii be eAsl IA This county ne,zs
Ihnrsdsy. The res.sisltzcii . s1ssrs
ifI5icsiss ST. The larsess we egsr
tfrdv-u inslle county Tas - $50 a.
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li,at it. l-s..-.-i-s 3 close. and that he
result depends On yonr ergrticns b.
tween tlli1 AID election day
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Ty tosnsiip n he county should
5s, AZ o1es p-osi.ls "a with tickets. And
Tn. ti.,lz 8 .,.dlild g IN proper hands
issaIls1. S5- jsiisllEIll ri 1n. 70 the various
11fIs b n as q ne week no not
nssIscf MS IN ,,5E..lEt matter until the
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Rscnuec ) special train leaves the
Hsmphsid depot to-moErow n one r.
", a. ilron d fi.ie, for Triadelphia.
An who desire to join the excursion
must he on hands q one o'clock pre-
etselg-
Professor Baine. q Canonshure. well
Itii6rn In this entity ior his elective
Js,.iI. I'd .i-sssss II The great cam pa q Of
ISL Z invited and szE,sctsi y be pres
emit. tiiisetl her ~ lsElll ntter sE.salS-
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CLAIE o. WEST VEE25ISSIA-GZTE or
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statesmen Wanted

TN UNRROUS VILLAGES AM
l C3iSsS n Ehe Cn5fed SSAsesS SxpeT1ezSeSS1
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spffiaI alatIffs.
PESOS CURE FOE cONSUNPTION
Is WARRANTEn

II yOa have Consumption, Try II.
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t4reaAfal afseasN 40 no4 All 10 tzS this Ees1ls3y
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funded as 81 AarIh In The circular Which 80
companies eaeh hoEIleS
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yC1 known of which the nEs1 symptom was
EnNUSD BOOKING.
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Real Rootl R0ot, Read, Read .

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Ehir-ehRnCsS q MN cray 70 rs original fsA4or
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~Epahlfsh another ss1eaf nom his
tazyg ON. first page this morning
uksE-s Ne trust an our readers VIII md
tl.s 8 peEnse.
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Paving Boulder Stone Wanted.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
L fhe oEnee Of the CITY Clerk, Wheeling,
We@ Va until oNesoeS- p M On Satur3SS.
Sf.e9Eh Instant 70 furnish twelve hundred
aud twenty perch o. hard boulder Sfo0eS 10
aVerSGe frTEn SIX 70 ten inches to be deliver
Cd ~ The RhArf a Wheeling. w Va, IS =1ol-
IoWSS Ons-thfZ6 10 be delivered by he Sth
day q J1lyS caethird h August and fhe ne
mGznceE IN September, fS5S
STEPHEN CLARK,
mVf& SeeE OnyanakSSsnner.
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$50 RaMard.

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49, aIIIEII,Sa fEkls Flass II
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altsraaaaz
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Dissolution of Partnershfp.

THE RARZ2zE-Essl5TR zKRETCF'0FsE
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Coal Bank Mule For Sale.
Rrink Fnr Sale.

nIHK UNDERSIGNED WILL, FROM
Fllfs EaaSe SaSep constantly On hand Build
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kiln, o. delivered IN any part Of the city.
Jcsn and FInh streets or With Lewis Jones
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ded TO- DOSEL. JONES & GREY.
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