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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-03-09
The Oldest HAN in the WOrld.

Joseph Circle, who was probably the oldest
man in the world, died in Caledonia, a little
town Of Wisconsin, on the 9th of January
last, at the age Of one hundred and forty -one
years. Twice three-score-& ten may be called
a ripe old age. He attained an age greater
by twenty years than that enjoyed by the
next Oldest man of modern, times, jean
Claude Jacob, member of the French Ma
tional Assembly, who was called the Dean
of the human species, and whoPdied at the
age Of one hundred and twenty-one. -
Joseph Crele was born of French parents
in what is now Detroit, but which was then
only an Indian trading station, in 1928.
The record Of his baptism in the Catholick
Church in that city establishes this fact be-
You'd doubt. He was a resident Of Wis
consin for about a century, and was the
oldest citizen" in that State beyond any
dispute Whenever the oldest citizen"
was alluded to, every Wisconsoman declared
Joseph Circle was the man meant He was
first married in New Orleans in 4 100, after
having grown to be a. bachelor of thirty.
A few years after his marriage he settled at
Prairie du Chen, while Wisconsin was yet
a province of France Before the Revolt
tionary war he was employed to carry letters
between Prairie du Chen and Green Bay.
A few years ago he was called as a witness
in the Circuit Court Of Wisconsin, in case
involving the title to certain real estate at
Prairie du Chen, to give testimony in rela-
ton to events that, TRANSFERRED eighty years
before, and many years before the htigants
were dreamed Of 81 ~ ~- 1880 10
For some years past he had resided at
Caledonia with daughter by his third wife.
This child was little over seventy years Of
age couple of years ago., but we do not
know whether she survives her father or not,
He was xty-nine when she was born. Up
to 1864, MI Circle was as hale and hearty
as most men of seventy He could walk sew
eral miles without fatigue, and was frequent
ly in the habit.of g chopping" wood for the
family use He had no bad habits, except
that he was an inveterate smoker In per-
son he was rather above the medium height.
spare in flesh, but showing. evidences rofhay-
ing been In his prime-a century Or so be-
fore a man Of slnewy strength. Of late
years haunting sense. of loneliness over
whelmeda and seemed to sadden him, The
only weakness Of. mind which he ever be
trayed was in the last year or two Of his ex-
istence, when he frequently remarked, WITH
a startling air Of sadness, that he feared that
perhaps Death had forgotten him, )" but
he would always add, with mere cheerful
ness, that she felt sure God had not. 80.
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ditional tax to be imposed on the amount Of
sales
Liquor Manufacturers ssx So.
with additional tax of five cents on every
gallon Of malt liquors manufactured. f-.is-
Merchants. Specific tax on merchants
trading on less than $500 capital, $40;
over that amount, $50 The tax on sales.
If under Al 900, shall be S. J; if 81 900,
and under 50, 900, $40 if $1,000, and
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$4,000, $40 ; if s., 900, and under IS goo
S35; if IS 900, and under $12, 600, $40:
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bodily infinnity twenty eight cents.
Personal Property be taxed four
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tR- Pedlea's License tax $40 a54a3 o-''
Sdlories-On all salaries over 3 600,
one-half Of one per cent. 21.Y sat 60 sslr
Sarings Banks. Three per cent. en-
amount Of dividends.
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and for seal of a court or notary fifty cents.
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,Sho'cs, Cifcuscs, Gc.-Llcense tax $40
for each performance, with q tax of-on gross
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JEFF DAVIS "A late letter from " asfing

JE7F DAVIS "A late letter from Washing
ton contains thcfollowing u aaaaia zaF
1t is now limited that the authorities desire
his escape, and that facilities have been offer
ed him 5ld tAat he,,con't 90. There. is little
room to doubt the awkward embarrassment
attendant upon his confinement and projec-
ted trial. Chief Justice Chase does not hes
tate to say that he cannot be eonvictefos
treason, and Thaddeus Stevens declares that
he is nothing more than foreign leader
about as much amenable, to the laws. of the
United S tates as Maximillian. - -
| have it from, the. best authority from
authority which, you cannot question--that
Mr.. Davis feels the most ample security
He said less than a week ago, '.My defense
is complete now, and rests solely, upon the
law, which will be administered fairly,
know, and in strict accordance with civil JUS
tice," .Mr. Davis is at present in good health,
eats heartily reads a good deal, and pos
sesses, as he said the other day, "a good di-
gestlon and a clear Conscience lie reeeiyos
letters frem his wife three times a.Yla!; an@l
keeps Il iouIiia! every Gay
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MEASUREMENT OF Com IN THE CR1D. AZ
t r ieveling the corn multiply the length and
breadth of the house together, and the pro-
duct by the depth, which will give the cubic
feet of the bulk of corn; then divide this
last product by Il, and the quotient
will be the number Of barrels Of shclled corn
in the house or crib. If there be a remain
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twelfths OF barrel Of shelled corn over,
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= II feet broad,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-19

"A rare and very interesting sur
gical operation was performed in Cornwall
on the LIST inst, the removal of two ova.
rian tumors, weighing respectively twenty
and nine pounds. This delicate and nj
ways very dangerous operation was per-
formed by DR.. II. r. Storer of Boston.
The universal testimony of surgeons is
that in operations Of this kind the chances
are very largely in favor Of a fatal result
In this case The patient who is under the
care of DR.. NJ o. Porter after Il lapse Of
more than two weeks is in such condi-
ton us to remove nearly all anxiety and
her perfect restoration to health is meas
ureably assured
Gov. l,rownlow, who went from
Boston to Albany by the northern route,
stopped from midnight till noon at Rnt-
land, and made speech in response to
one of welcome from Gov. Dillingham;.
Mrs. Vance of Groton was thrown
from a carriage while returning from a
Sunday school picnic, IA few days since,
and fatally injured.
Tile Bennington powder company are
filling government order for 1000 barrels
of powder, and are delivering it at North
Adams in teams, as the Troy and Boston
railroad company refuse it transportation
over their road.
LIGlrrNING.-Dnring the passage OF a
thunder cloud on "Wednesday morning,
the wires of the Vermont & Boston Tel
cgraph Line were struck by lightning.
The charge passed through the offices at
Waterbury. Essex Junction and Burling-
ton, burning the rela' g and going Off with
explosions which were taken for DISCHARGE
Of firearms by passengers in the depot q,
the Junction, and by several of our citizens
who were near the office here.
SUDDEN DEArI.-Elwin Edison, son Of
DR.. Edison Of Bran lon, aged 20 years,
was founl dead in his bel at his faith els
house on Sunday morning last.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-19
THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW YORK,
FREDERICK ). WINSTON, Preside
"The leading Life Insurance Association
Of this Continent also the model
Company of the World"
ELHrR WnIGIIr Mass. Insurance Commissioner

The advantages offered by this Company are,
LIST. Ii has larger CASH ASSETS than any other com.
panv in the country, amounting to nearly
Slj. 900 600.
ma. IlNlnENls ANNUALLY, and may he nsed "a
cash in payment Of premiums, or to aug.
ncnt the amount Of insurance, or as an IN
come.
3rd Dividends declared upon a purely mutual
plan, and have been larger than by any
other Company.
Superintendent Barnes, in his report to the Le-
gislature of New York, for 1868 -ays no such
imperial dividend as that OF the Mutual Life was
ever before declared by any American COMPANY"
4th. Rates Of Premiums are lower than in most
other Companies.
CURRENT lNouNrr, past YEAR = 1, 900 ON.
AMOUNT INSURED, past pear. II 200, 900.
NUMBER OF Policies issued 5000.
PAST RESuLTs.-A policy for so, 900. issued in
1913; Dividends applied to augment the policy
in 20 yca7s-amountcd to s1s OsS. 90 while the
whole amount Of premiums paid was only q $50.
ENDOWMENT PnIIcIEs which have been psid
by the Company--,how a surplus above all pre-
miums paid to the Company, with compound
interest at per cent.
Those wishing to Insure will do well to exami,,e
the documents Of this company, which win he fur
nished 10y the undcrsi yned or their agents. This
Company has paid 20 per cent dividends.
j. 4 c. q STEELE
Gent Agents for Vermont.
Mlddlebury, 4pril "a, 1866. Ar
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nj A IL IL | H. ID .


RowELL-BRrCE-In Millleburv, on the / IL
ut.. at tho residence of Mrs. j. Meacllam. bv R,A
Dr. Kitchel, Sidney ". Rowcl of Rutlanl,
Marion \. Bruce Of Boston. Mass
J"nNscN-SYKEs-Iu Dandy, VT, Sept. .2.i
hyP llolton. Esq Mr.. Chas. johnson ofJamaica
VT, and Miss Susan Sykes, of Wells, Vt.
BAnnirr-FoorE-Il Benson, Sept. 18th, H.
Rev. W. Smart, Mr.. Amos W. BLbbitt to Mis-
Alice T.. Footc.
ENToN-FLINr-1n Granville, September 18th
by Rev. A. l.. Pratt, NJ. Geo W. Eat~n, g
Rochester, aud Miss Ella Flint, of Granville.
s-WATERtousE-tt Floral,d (l}ran
d'n) Aug 2S;h, by Rev. William Ford, Julius +
Graves aud Hannah l.. Watcrhousc, both q
Salisbury.
Thomas -ALDEN-In Brandon, Sept. 4th, b,
Rev. Will I'm Ford, WaltcrJ. Thomas of Salisbury
and Abic j. Alden Of leicester
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-19
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
: FAMILY PHYSICIAN "
IN PRINT,

BY DIR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, AM, MD
The Author OF numerous Medical Works
His Six Lectures ON the Prevention and Cure of
Consumption, -Di>ea,cs OF the Heart,-and the
Rules L" Preserve Health and Lille to Hundred
lears,-have been read by thousands and have
carried hope to all readers, and health to all who
have fulfilled its teachings.
DIR. Fiich's aim in this new hook Is to direct
ha"ltS 50 as to avoid mdispositon, Ito manage in
disposition so as to prevent dscase,-an to treat
disease so as to restore health. He would cure "a
hacking cough. and bus prevent consumption: he
would clear husky threat, and thus stop croup or
diphtlleria; he would regulate di>hurbcd ate OF
the stomach and bowels and thus STAY tVstntery
and dhoiera but should any diseases -pperycnc
he at once comes TO our aid with the exact Teme-
DIES necessary 10 prompt cure. lie glances first
at those diseases which the sick cannot we'll doctor
but which require the aid OF u capable physician,
and that when properly and timely treated are
always durable. These diseases, lie saws are Con-
sumption, bronchitis Catarrh Asthma Diseases
ct the Heart Dyspepsia, Headaches, Liver Com
plaiIts, l'iles, Kidney Complaints. Female Com
plants. rheumatism. Neuralgia, skin Disease,
and all diseases and discolorations freckles moths
SC, which attack and destroy the complex ion
The second great class OF diseases, which the
patient or his friends can always docto'. and i,I
which inlallible remedies are given are Dphthc-
ria, Group Scarlet Fever Measles Xhaopiu..
Cough. Typhoid Fever Dystentery, isiatic Cholera,
Cholera Morhus, Choers lnsntum, DarrhGa oi
Adults and children, Colds. Congestion OF the Lungs
Lung Fever, Burns, Erysipelas, &c, Remedies for
each Of these are given, which the tick their
friends can prepare and successfully administer.
He next Civ the proper treatment Of the Hair
AMI Teeth, 50 as to preserve both in health Al.
beauty through life. lie next gives a remedy fr
Sea sickness. Finally, he gives recipes tor prsp.s-
ing Hair Dye, Cologne Water, and Tooth Powder,
all unsurpassed hy any other preparations
1t is as little a. do to advise cur read'r.
to obtain aud read this book. IL has 10 pages;
price rs cents. send IS cents TO Dr. S. s. Fii,h,
No. 20 fremont Street. Boston, Mass BE patti
oular 10 give post-otiics. Town, County and State,
ano the book will lie semitic you by mail fra d
postage. IPll5:;jm
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.

L The advertiser, having been restored to
health in n few weeks hv a very simple remcy
after having suffered for several wears with severe
lung affection, aud that dread disease, Consump-
tiou--s anxious to make known to his icow.sui-
icrers the means OF cure
To all who desire it, lie will send a copy Of the
prescription used Gree OF charscl with the dircc-
tinn> Tor preparing and using the same which they
will find sure cure for CoNstMI'rIoN. ASTHMA
BRoNCrrrIS, CouGIIs, CoLps. and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object Of the advrrti-
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted. AM spread information which he con-
crivc> to I've invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
AMI may prove n blessing.
Iarties " iShing T. prescription. free by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
39;1y Williamshurgl Kings Co., n. Y.
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CHEVALIERS LIFE FOR TIE

Never fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Original
Color, freshness and beauty; will positively stop
its falling out; will surely promote its growth
is certain TO impart life and vigor; will Invariably
keep the head in a clean, cool and healthy condi-
ton; contains nothing injurious; has no equal as
a HAIR DRESSING, and is endorsed bv our best
it is all YOU require Tor the Hair. Sold bv ali
Druggists SARAH a. CHEVALIER, VI. d.
At wholesale in Bosto" hv Geo. C. Goodwin &
Co.. Weeks 4 Potter, NJ. 5. Burr 4 Co., Carter &
Wiley.
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DOUNTIES EOtALlIED.

- All soldiers who enlisted .ur three ycnrs n d.
served out their term Of enlistment, aud received q
bounty Of 800 are entitled to additional buu i.
kty nf S1h0; also soldier, discharged from woupl,
or disease received in the service. Parents Md
o~s, aud children of such soldiers rs have f.,
their lives while in line of duty, and rcccivehh,
bounty as above. are entitled to the additional
bounty. All OF which can lie obtained 10y calling
Oh or addressing
JAMES +. OLMSlEAD Claim Agent
Middehury Vermont.
19tf Office in Brewster, Block.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time the treatment of all diseases in
cicnt to the female system. An experience of
twcntv-thrcc wears enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent II lief in the worst case, of
Suppression and all other Menstrual arrangements
from whatever causes All letters for advi 81 must
contain 81 Office. No 9 I'm cott street. Boston
\ B.-Blard furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston, june %, 1860. (N)l3;1y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-19

Al the Catholic Colony of Mellary, in
Table Mound township, about twelve
miles south west from Dubuque, Iowa,
the Catholics are about to erect the largest
structure in the State. 1t will be b1ilt
of brick, upon II stone foundation, will
cover more than an acre and half of
ground, will be two stories high, with
steeple reaching from the church portion
10 feet, and will cost between 500, 900
and $500, 900.
Essex CouNTY, N.Y.-Seventccn per.
sons united with the Congregational
Church at Wadhams Mills, Rev. o. w.
Winchester, pastor, the first Sunday in
September, eleven on profession of faith.
The church numbers at present 53 mem
bers
Rev. Daniel G. Roberts has accepted the
rcctorate OF Christ church, Montpelier.
Last week Tuesday, Mr.. Charles ~
Wilder was to have been ordained AMI
installed over the Presbyterian Church in
Essex.
PErrERELr, Mass. - Thirty persons
have been added to the Congregational
Church IN Pcpperell, Mass, hcv. 5. L.
Blake, pastor, since January five since
the last communion season This is the
result Of the religious interest of last win
ter. In one of the out districts tic inter
est still continues and some twenty have
recently INDUCED hope.
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HABIrUAL CosIiveness canscs Head

- ache, Dizziness, Worms Liver Complaint
ID, slepsii, Sour Stomach Bad lj,eath &C. The
.nre>t preventive is Dr. llARGISoN's PrRiSrAL11c
L"zENGts, Icing both Tonic and Laxative, they
restore mature, thereby curing n cosivc habit In
the ouinion Of ever, Druggist they are the most
pleasant aud elleclual remedy for the Piles and
the only one that reaches tie cause. as outward
Applications are only time and money wasted
:. For sale 10y j. :. HARRISON 4 Co.. promietors,
No. fremont Temple, Boston. aud hv all Drug
siss, or will be mated on receiving GO cts. 25;4w
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nR. CKNELL' SYRUP
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, Dvsentery, Darri ua Cholera Morbus, sum.
mcr Complaint, Pain or Cramp in Stomach OF
Bowels, Sick or Sour tonIach. Painters Cholic.
&c, aud is warranted TO cure or no paw l.
purely vegetable, without particle Of oIiate OF
narcotic. Highly aromatic, very pleasant to the
taste, mild, hut sure in its effects, warns aud
strengthens the system acts like a CHARM affords
almost immediate relief, and a taste Of the article
will satisty the most inTredulous of these facts
Sold lW all dealers in medicine. Please send for a
circtlaI and try 1t. Prepared only by EDWARD
SUTTON, Providence X l.
GEO. C. GOODWIN & co, Boston, Gen Agt's
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I YON'S PERIODICAL DROPS!
HE GREAT FEIALE REMEDY FOR
iREGIfLANI LES


These Drop are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills Powders or
NoStrumS. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them n reliable speedy and
certain specific for the cure of all distractions and
supprcs,ion> Of nature. Their popularity is indi-
Gated hv the fact thai over 100 900 battles are an
nmdllv sold AMI consumed by the Ladies' oi the
United States, every one of whom speaks in the
Strun est terms Of praise Of their great mcrt>O
They are rapidly taking the place OF every other
Female Remedy. and are considered bv all who
know aught Of fhcm, rs the surcst, safest. and
lost nalhc preparation in the world. for the
cure Of all female complaints. the removal Of all
distractions Of nature and the promotion OF health
rcSularit" and strength. Explicit directions stat
ing when they may lie used and explaining when
and why they should not, nor could not lie used
without producing effects contrary to nature :
hchoSen laws, will lie found carefully follc around
Acach battle, with the written signature of John l..
slyon, without which none are genuine.
II Prepared bv DIR. JOHN l.. LYON. 19j Chapel
Street. New Haven, Conn. who can Ice consulted
fther personally, or BY mail, enclosing stamp,
concerning all private diseases and female weak
hcSses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere Price ?1.jC.
III &. &. CLARK 4 CO.,
b3;lv Genl Agents for L. s. and Cana,la.
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ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCHi SCRaTCH! SCRATCHi
Wheaton's Ointment

wa Cure tie Itch IN 4S honY
Also cures SALT RuutN, tLCrEs ,iufpLNISs.
aud all ERrrriONS OF THE Skis. Price 30 cents
For sale bv ali Druggists.
Bv sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER
Sole Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston, it
will he forwarded 10y mail, free Vi postage, to any
part ot the United States.
Nov. x, 1860. 32:1v
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| r. TOBIAS

VEN ETHAN IT\INIE\T.
Nlt Instantaneous fcm"iN tor cnruuIc llriiiun-
tim, hculachr, tuuthnchc cruup collie. uuiusy
sore throat. and pains in any part Of the body
Hrmrmrrr, this article j, >lic,.,.s>-nnt an exuer
imcnt for ~ wears it has Icrm tested M me II.
cine ever had ~rch reputation Us this: silcntv it
h worked it way before the public. aud all are
loud in its praise. Chronic Eheumatism. =
Ih"uSandS who laid for weeks ON a bel If agony.
AMI never walked without the all of cruches, will
this complaint, tc>tii, to the magical effect
OF this liniment The, are cured and proclaim IL
virtues Throughout the land. Remember. relief i,
certain, AMI - positive cure is sure tn fnllnw
Headache ol all kinds we warrnn' to cure putrid
sore throat, qunsv. and dipthclia are robncl OF
their tcrror> by imelv use If the Venetian Iini.
mcn'; 1t has saved hundreds the past three
months: Price 10 aud 81 cents bottle Office,
81 Cortlandt street, New lo.k. Sold bv IN Drug,
gi,ts. Div
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DERRY DAVIS
FEGET1BLE PAIN" KILLER

WOOSTER, Ohio May 20. 1868
Sirs Having had occasion to lisc Perry Davis
Pain Killer in my family for the last five wears.
am pleased to acknowledge its beneficial effects
IN every instance. Feeling confident that it was
TIL, medicine that saved NV cl,ild> life when at.
tackled with crump collie it is pleasure to me 10
recommend it H. good family medicine and ono
which every tam ought 90 have in their house.
In cases IT cmcrscnc, there can he nothing better
at least, have always found it 80, and find it
to Ice generally known and esteemed
~ Nv Yours respectfully H. p. MCKEENAS.