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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-01-10
January 9Th. 1866.
Vermont State Agricultural Society.

'ctuoHt Stutc agricultural society
This body assembled at Flrenan's
Hall, Rutland, on Wednesday, Jan. 3,
1866, Hon. j. w. Colburn, President, in
the chair.
On motion of Hon. n. b. Stafford of
Hartford, it was voted that committee
OF seven be appointed by the President to
nominate officers for the ensuing year.
The President appointed as the COM
mittee on nominations, Hon. y. Is SAT
ford OF Hartford, Hon. Edwin Hammond
of Mlddlebury, Hon. John Gregory of
Mortified, Hon, Henry Keyes OF New
bury, Norman I. Allen, Esq, of Ferns
burgh, Henry 5. Morse, Esq. of Shell
burne, A, +. Perkins, Esq. of pomret.
The Treasurer presented his Annual
Report, which was accepted and adopt
ed.
The following is summary of the pre-
sent condition Of the Treasury
Funds ON hand, 1928 90
Indebtedness, % 50
Balance, S5.732 IS
On motion OF DIR. Henry Boynton OF
Woodstock.
Voted, That a committee of five be APP
pointed TO issue circular to the wool
growers of Vermont, setting forth the
interests OF the wool producers of the
Stale, and the Importance Of Immediately
presenting to Congress the necessity Of
properly protecting them, and that the
said committee devise ways and means
for paying the expenses of representing
their interest
The President appointed as a commit
tee to prepare the circular, Henry Clark
of Poullney, Henry Boynlon of Wood
stock, John Gregory of Mortified, VIM.
X. Sanford of Orwell, 4. 5. Stowell of
Cornwall.
I'm motion of Victor Wright the con-
siitution WAS amended so that its title
shall rad The Vermont State Agricul.
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The Dubuque Daily Times says: "The
Little Corporal" published in Chicago,
H., by Alfred l.. Sewell, is universally
admitted to be the best cbild's paper now
in existence. is it costs but one dollar
1t would be grand holiday gift.
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OSF between Ripton and Middae-
- or in the latter Village, a pair of FUR
GLOVES, name wO ked upon the palm Of each
The finder will receive 8? reward upon heir return
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Middlebury, Jan. 9Th, 1886.
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GRAIN AND FEED STORE.

The Subscribers have just received 5000 bis.
OF heavy Canada Oats 10 tons OF shorts ;
Corn, Flour, Buck Wheat Flour. Meal, SC
SC.
We are now prepared to keep full stock Of
the above articles, aud intend to sell them at a
small margin from cost, for cash
Farmers and others, will find it their interest
TO give us a call.
CLAY & HOPE,
Middlebury, Vt. Jan. l, 1866, 40
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POWERS C STORY,
3s;6m STATE AGENTS, BURLINGTON, VT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-18

I0FFERS THE FOLLOWING PREPARATIONS
IN .CoMPoUNpiNG
St. Johns ARNICA LININENT, An %
excellent preparation for Spralns, 81
Brushes, Swelllngs, Rheumatism, sc. lA
st. Johns CoNcsHrRArEn ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA GINGER. Prepared from the finest
root. ..,a
st. Johns ExpEcroRANr SYRUP. for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains ID the
chest, &C., 80 fnaI
st. Johns COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
DucHU For diseases Of the bladder, &c.
St. Johns VEGETABLE APERIENT Pills,
st. Johns COMPOUND SYRUP or THE HY.
PoPuosPHlTEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &C., a#
st. johns AsrrsEpr1c DENrR1F1cE.
St. johns Essence LEMON, VANILLA, &c..
&c. For aavoring.
g Shot, powder, gru caps. double water.
proof) lGieys elastic gun-wads, all sizes.
Scarlticators, gum lancets, Evans thumb
,ancets. toilet soaps, tooth brushes, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair,
brushes, combs, razors and strops, fine pock.
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, Warren's
English needles, Coats sewing thread.
Carbinate Soda, Salaratus, Hops.
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars.
= Fine Bourbon Whiskey and genuine
French Brandy.
Window glass, putty, oils, colors, var
nlshes, with general assortment Of Drugs
and medicines, coal oil and lamps, &C., &C., !
HENRY ST. JOHN,
Ice HOUSE, Alexandria, Louisiana.
Particular care given to dispensing physi.
clans prescriptions for which purpose the
very best drugs have been selected.
November 8, 1865, If.
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NEW Orleans

--fY W ~ Le1SCaIIso,
Respectfully solicit an examination Of
their large stock ofFANcY and STAPLE
I'D ReY GO DSs.s
which exceeds, ia extent and variety, any
other assortment to be found, in New Or.
leahs, all Of which is sod for Cash oHy.Lby
the photographic Or at rctail--;gt exceed
lhggly low prices The facilities this house
lave, IN being represented in all the Manu-.
faetu,ing Tsrkets by CASH buyers, snable
them to keep their assortment fully up to
the demands Of the market, and TO place
their goods at such prices as will meet tho
views Of buyers. % 81
as IL. VAN BssrnuYsRN &gog eli
Il Il s3i,ieaif u dsi4. al Canal Street.,
Opposite Clay Statue
January 7th, 1866 " alsfissns
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- i Z n r .sfa
/ JANIS T. UTz, Agent Alexandra, Ia.
SIS - ! - L 4s,3ba atsi
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
I ST EAM ENG Ines.
Circular Saw Mills, Corn Minis, Got
ton Screws, Cotton Presses, Hand
and Power, Circular Saw Mills,
{ Muley and Cross,cuts Saws,l
ALI Kinds OR si..slaar
Plantation Machinery and Agricnltu.
arss: raj Implements, sI re:
Wood Working Machinery and Floor.
ing Machines. lshafiisga Belt
lsalI IA b ing and Palleys.4s g}xis
Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings,
.l8 Saw Gummers and Files,
Pumps, etc. etc. i9ista1
Having connection with Foundries
and Machine Shops, in the North
west, we are prepared to contraction
any class of Machinery, for speedy
delivery, upon the most favorable
terms. From long experience in the
Machinery business Of New Orleans
and the Southwest. we know what is
needed, and will always be prepared
to supply it.
Having facilities through c6nncc-
ton. with the honse Of j. p MANGO
& Co., Cotton Factors, No. 1913
Gravier street, New Orleans, for dis
posing Of Cotton or other produce, Of,
the best terms tile market affords,
parties can ship produce to that
ionse, when ordering anything in our
line, and their orders will receive as
prompt attention as il they sent Us
cash direct. $50
A full supply Of CANE CARrs, Plan
TArIos WaGoSs and GnssEs WHEEis.
from the factory Of Joshua Bodley,
Wheeling, Virginia, constantly OH
hand. "a 81 ipia f i .9tg
THoS. b. BODLEY a. Co..
No. 8 Perdido Street,
Newt Orleans, La.
,ct. Is, 1865. saa
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NOTICE.

~ - 10 r..
| HEREBY constitute and appoin.
Il S. Losee my Agent and Attorney
in fact, to transact any business in
the Parish Of Rapides in which may
be interested. N. WEIGH.
Sep. -, If.
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MILLINERY STORE.
MI u So AE ulc "a n W

M u .. W. Il 4 @ "a - w
Has opened MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
and LADIES FURNISHING SToRE, on the co
. nsr Of Fourth Street, next to the GOV
eminent Stable, where can be found all
goods suitable to ladies' and their wants.
January 18th, If.
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N O II Q FL

N @ II I O Fl
OFFICE OF THE Police jury OF
RApIDES PARISH.
ALEXANDRIA, La, February 9Th, 1866.
In ACCORDANCE with a resolution
4 o OF the POLICE JURY of the Parish
o. hapldes, State of Louisiana, this day
.aoopseu' Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the said
afis ai,, lna1 lhe sane must be presented to
me, duiy authenticated, on or before the
Slst day Of NAY, A. D. 1865. '''s
FRANK f. FORBES,
-. :, Clerk Police Jury.
eGse New Orleans Crescent please copv
! times daily and 6 times weekly md send
bill to this Office. rsbllsllt
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sew Orleans advertisements.
!. ioi Grayier street. 4:
v I n lean! J
GEN ERAL
/ oaoHAs'Sa A GENT i;
COMMISSION AND FoRWARD1sa
NJ e re FI IA N n i
!, Having opened Purchasing Acenryss
the accommodations of al sRcaaSTs. Bpu nv -
PLAsTERs AND FAMILIES who do not v v;ss
TO visit the City. ] offer my services 'a fa.s
the isnrchase Of all kinds of Merchana;.
ana supplies which will be bought ii tho
lowest market rater and SHlprED nv ~ Ivy
PREss, Or as ordered, to the required ,,es.;
lauon. al orders entrusted to nv : c ar
will be faithfully executed. asil d s1iIsS ass 7
D., o1a nas addressed 70 my care through the
post ohce will meet with promptotteentionn' T
AGENTS Of the ADAMS ExpaEss CoMp. w.
and the COMMERCIAL ExpRgss CoNpAyy an and
the AeESTs Of OTHER CoMpAN1ns con,a anu
ing with those, are authorized % receivs !
orders for me. 5si,e ~ s, sas sss' :,
Parties sending orders will have the sans
Iled and sent to authorized agents with hin
Elo collect on delivery, or through agents ~
Express Companies. ~ :.
f Parties VISITING the CI7Y with a view n
making purchases will find it to their Il.
terest to call on me- as my arraugei1enta
are such that saving Of Money and Time
TO Gil. r.,..,s '''~ s'A'e" otaeR
T. IS my purpose to meet the xants o,
an ciasses in the States Of LOUISIANA
MlsSlsslPPI, ALABAMA, fARKAN.
.SAs, and TEXAS, to supply them with
the following goods ..@i.. .n
ny,Ih,VUUhisIES, DRY GOODS,
rI,ohn NM MACHINERY,
iIa NJ aah, BOOTS and SHOES
n AIS and CAPS, HARNESS, ~
oe,KloCkERf, CLOTHING,
WSuLA Gn, I g CARRIAGES IA
~ = A.GONS,. CARTS.
LUMBER, p STITsfnNrpyu
BOOKS, MFnInINE ls1sA
BUILDING. MATERIALS.
Farming and Plantation Utensils. and
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
5 AT TIE LOWEST
NEW ORLEANS PRICES. sa'
Parties giving me their orders for ni,r.
chasss here or elsewhere, will save The. ~.
pense OF travel, and will guarantees tina
'trlctest economy for their interests, 'fss'SS
! respectfully solicit consigume,,fs
SUGAR, CoTToS, and other PRopucTs OF rpr
'olL; also, all kinds OF GENERA1 Mrpeu.x.
y 'Iss from my friends, and those Of nv
eierees and the public generally, plelping
myself to give the fullest satisfaction
ny snee;;ai permission | respectfully refer
o the following welEknown gentlemer. "a &
'resenting various business: 8
Messrs. Pike, Lapeyre & Bro, Bankers
Sew Orleans.
B. r. Pegram, Agent Atlantic and Mis-.
lsslpri Steamship Company, New Orleans.
id. McKeeyer. President Commercial
Express Company New Orleans.
Edward Thompson, Wholesale Grocer.
ate Thompson & Barnes) New Orleans.
r. 5. Morse, Proprietor City Hotel, New
'rleans.
Walter Wakefield, Commission Merchant
nd Ship Broker, New Orleans.
Charles Il. Frazer, Natchez, Mississippi.
Hon. John Ray, Monroe, Louisiana.
Hugh Allison & Go, Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants. IS
!, James CONCEAL, Druggist.
I. ). Williams. Superintendent New or.
ans and jackson RaiIroaa. Bs s,l3itf,I IS
: captain John $. Woodfolk, steamer
G h arge s.
For all orders under $1,000, s per cent
Over $1,000, 8 per cent. ,stl,,..s, ] =
10 yearly customers reduction will be
adef from the above charges.
,au. " r. MCLEAN.
II. ~ s %
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-08-15

CELEBRATION AT BENNINGToN. The
citizens of Bennington intend to celebrate
the anniversary of the revolutionary bat
tie at that place in an appropriate man
ner, on the 10th inst. The exercises are
to be held on the driving course grounds,
and will include horse racing, tight-ropc
walking by Harry Leslie of Niagara Falls
rotoriety, artillery exercises and drill, &C.,
&c. Arrangements have made for a
grand celebration, and Il good time is an
ticipated.
SrRucK ny MGurNING. On the 9th
instant, Mr.. j. f. Wing OF Bridport
found dead under tree struck by light
ming, twelve of his valuable, full blood
Spanish Merino Sheep. The loss is
about $1,000.
Names registered at Bread Loaf Inn
for two weeks ending Saturday Aug, IL.
j. Is. Seelcy, Philadelphia Isaac Seel
ey, Middlebury; VIM. Mcbride, Middle
bury; VIM. Slade, Middlebury; Harley
Aldrich, D. d., Perry, Pa Miss Cecilia
Aldrich, Perry, Pa; Cecil II. Aldri j,
Perry, Pa; Isaac Williamson, Middle
bury; S. A. Wright, Brattleboro, VI;
A. J. Henderson, Braltleboro, VT; r. u
Farr, East Midllebury; a. j. Severance
& wife, Middebury Miss. Lizzie Cady,
Middlebury G. Ticknor, Great Barring
ton, Mass; II. c. Sessions, East Middle
bury; A. II. Foote, East Middlcb1ry /
G. =. Ripley, East Middlrhury; I. $.
Hubbard, Stockbribgc; ). Willard Segur,
1allmadgc Ohio; John Howe q lady,
Cnstlcton; p. Battcll, Middlcbury; Mrs
Iloratio Seymour, Buffalo, \. Y; Miss.
Mary Seymour, Mddlcbury; Mis-. Emma
Seymour, Mddlebury; Hon. J. W. Stew
art, Nli,ldcbury Miss. EIgitha Stewart,
Mi ldlcbury A. \. Atwood, Randolph
NJ. Gmlolcc Eoilloa, New York NJ.
De. II. Andre, New York NJ. ID. Alb.
gac, New York Is. ID. Morley d lady
Cleveland, Ohio; II G.. Hyde & lady
Salisbury: /. ID. Hyde, Granville; VIII
liam Mcbride Il wife, Mllllcbury Will
linn Shade & wife. Mildlcbury Miss
Jennie Ford, AI.ldluhury; Miss. Jennie
Shade, Midliehnry; Chas. Pri lie, Boston
james NJ. Sladc, Jr., Middlcbury.
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! PArKER-RirIEY- Rutland, the 9th hinst.,
Fat the house of the brides father by Rev Roger
S Howard, Capt. Charles c. Parker Of Ncrgeenes
and Miss Agnes w. Ripley youngest daughtct Of
William Y. Ripley, Esq.
-RoBINsoN-In ROCHESTER, July 29fb,
by Rev. a. l.. Pratt, Chaunccy Stanley and Mis-
,Ianette f. Robinson both of Leicester.
FERNAN-SuErnERp-ln Bethel, Aug. 18th, hy
Rev. T. II. Johnson William Fcrnan, Of Bcllonc,
Ill.,, and Miss Rose A. Shepherd, Of Rochester.
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DERMANENT and widespread sue

cess is the best evidence OF the goodness of
lirandreth's Pills.-Ihey should be in every tam
lily rca ~ for use on the first symptoms OF disease
occurring. This method will often save life. Re
member the
CHOLERA MUST BE TREATED As 4 POISON,
and Your safety demands it should he got rid of
without delay. Colds, rheumatism. asthma. plcu-
risy, darrhca, COLES, in fact all sicknes, i, the
consequence Of active impurities in the blood.
These being removed the health is restored at
once. Observe ny name in the Government
stamp in white letters. Sold hy Druggists.
1s,iw d. BRANDRETH.
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| r. TOBIAS
'ENETIlN VOR1E LTVIVENT

FENE7YIN UORSE IMMINENT.
Pint Bottles at One Dollar, for the cure of lame
ness, scratches, wind gall, >prans bruises, sllints,
cuts collie, slipping stiiir over heating, sore throat,
nail in the foot, etc. Ii j, warranted cheaper and
better than any other article ever offered to the
public Thousand Of animal, have been cured of
the collie and overwhelming bv Mi, Linimcnt; aud
hundreds that were crippled aud lame have been
restored to their former vSor. 1t is used hv all
the first horsemen throughout the States. Orders
are constantly received from the racing stables OF
England Tor fresh supplies Of this invaluable ar
tice. over ?, 500 testimonials have hccn received.
Remomher, ore dollar laid out in time may save
the life Of Your horse. Sold hv all Druggists
Office, 90 Cortlandt street, New York. lS,iw
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! YON'S PERIODICAL DROPS!
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
TEREGUIARII les

These Drop are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation. and better than any lill>. Powders or
NostIums. Being liquid. their aciuni, direct and
positive rcndcriu, them a lcliahlr, speedy and
certain specific for the cure OF all distractions and
,upprcs,ious of nature. Their popularity j. iudi-
Gated Iy the fact thai loo 900 battles are an
nuJlV sold and consumed by the lrlic. # the
Uui:cl States every one Of whom speak. in the
,tron est term, Of praise of their great mcrit-O
They are rapidly taking the place Of every other
Female Remedy and are considered 10y all vino
know aughr Of thcm, the >urc>t. safest anl
."u,t mii,lllblc preparation in the world for tie
cure 81 all female complaints. tie removal o'all
obstruction, Of nature and the promotion cd health
regularity and strength ENrlicj directions stat
iu. when they may bc used, and o>lailins when
and why they should not nor conld NOT hc u"d
Without producing effects contrary to uaturc'e
chu-cn laws, viii Ice found carefully flllr atouu3
each BATTLE viii the written signature OF john l..
Lyon. without which u"uc are genuine.
Prepared 10y DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, $50 Chapel
Street. New Haven. Conn.,, WHO can Ice consulted
either personally, or b, nail, ConcIo>in. -amp,)
concerning all private diseases and female weak
uc~s"S.
Sold 10y Druggists everywhere Price s1jC.
C. C.. CLARK x CO.,
33;1v Gcu'l Ascn,s for L. 5. and Canada.
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TnrLIclorsf SrrLLIcrNcEl


dlcbury last Sabbath, Rev. Hiram Mead
preached in the forenoon and Rev. S.
Boardman in the afternoon.
Rev. Charles Clarke Harris, formerly
of Philadelphia, has accepted an invita-
ton and entered upon his duties as Rector
of the Trinity church, Bridgcwatcr, Mass.
The son of Mrs. lIcmans, the poet,
who was converted to the Catholic church
some years ago, has been converted back
again to the church o? England
Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands
now in America dill not succeed in Eng
land TO collect money for the propagation
Of high church episcopacy as she hoped.
The Sandwich Islanders are Congrcga-
tionalisls.
Rev. +. p. Wild breaches at the Or
leans Association, Aug. DIST
Ihctiord church is to be supplied for
the present by professors from Dartmouth
College.
Rev. Silas Mckcen, DID,, of bradford,
preached his farewell sermon on the last
Sabbath in July
A Catholic priest has commenced
preaching in Salt Lake City.
Rev. Edward Root Of Sunderland re
ccived a $50 donation visit on Wcdnes
day evening.
Rev. Elbridge Gerry, a graduate of
Middlebury College and Andovcr Theo-
logical Seminary is to supply the pulpit
at Sterling, Mass.
Rev. w. ii. Milburn, the blind preach.
er, has accepted call to the temporary
lectorship of the Trinity Church in Chi
cage
Prot. w. B.Clark has resigned the pas
torate Of the College Church in New
Haven, and it is supposed the pulpit of
tile College will be supplied by the pro-
fcssors, as formerly.
The Theological institute for freedmen
in Washington number fifty students.
Rev, DIR. +. ID. Huntington has not
accepted the Office of Episcopal bishop of
Maine as was reported
ORDISATIoN IN CoRNwAI-. - The
Council convened at the Congregational
| church in Cornwall, for the ordination of
Prof. Charles NJ. Mead Of Andover The
illogical Seminary, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on Friday last. 1t was organized by the
choice Of President Kichcl, Moderator,
and Rev. w. \. Bacon, Scribe. The
examination was thorough and well sus-
tanned by the candidate.
The afternoon exercises were opened
with voluntary by the choir, Rev. DIR.
Owen read the scriptures and offered
prayer
Prof f. A. Park of Andover Theo-
logical Seminary preached the sermon.
1t was one of his best efforts. The text
was Matt 1l:5. "The blind receive
their sight, and the lame walk, the lepers
are cleansed, and the deaf hear, the dead
are raised up, and the poor have the
gospel preached to them" The three
divisions of his discourse were: The mat
ter of Christ's preaching; the manner o
his preaching and the class of persons
to whom it was addressed.
The ordaining prayer was offered by
Rev. DIR. Labaree. The charge wa
given by Rev. Hiram Mead of Soutl
lIadley. This exercise was peculiarly
affecting from the intimate relation
which the speaker sustained to the can
didate, and the tender illusions to thei
earlier years.
Kev. William Barber of South Danvers
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TIIE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW YORK.
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, President,
"The .caling Life Insurance Association
OF this Continent also the model
Company Of the World.'
EtrztE WniGIlr Mas. Insurance Commissioner

The advantages offered 10y tn Company are,
Isl Il Ina, larger CASH ASSETS than any other CONF
rinv in the country, amounting to nearly
$1,000, 900.
2nd. IIVGuENpS ANNrAiLY, and may he used aS
cash in payment OF premiums OF to aug
mcnt tie amount OF insurance, or a> an in
come.
3rd. Dividends declared upon purely mutual
plan, and have been larger than 10y any
other Company
Superintendent Blrnes, in his report to the Le-
-i-laiure Of New York, tor 1868 SAYS: No such
imperial Ill, leud A. that OF the Mutual Life, wa.
ever before dccla,cd by any American COMPANY
4th. Rates of Premiums are lower than in most
other Companies
CUElirNr lNtONr, past year, i.oooooo.
AMot ~ lN>l RED. past pear, Hl,oOOuOO.
NMErR or puII,Ir> issued, 5000.
PAST RI>rITs--A policy for S1O,000 issued in
1873; Dividend, applied to augment the policy
i'm - vca:,-lmounted to Sls.0'S.7O, while the
whole amount Of premiums paid was only $500.
ENDnWMENr PuLGCIrs which have been paid
hv the Companv-,how Il surplus above all pre-
niiuns paid to the Company, with compound
interest at per cent
Those wishing to Insure will do well to examine
the document. Of thi, company, which will be fur
n,hed Tow the unlcr-i ned ar THEN agents. This
Company ha, paid 20 per cent dividends.
j. 4 c. q STEELE,
GEM Agents Tor Vermont
Middlchurv, april y, 1916. Az
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ID / Il ID .

PfNNEY.-In Middlebury, on the 27th ult, MARY
L., daughter Of Almon W. and Iurany Piunc%
aged IL years, months and % DAYS
She sleeps at last our sweet frail lily
No more to know care or pain;
The wntrv winds, 50 cold and chilly,
VIII never blight the flower again.
She sleeps: but OH we miss her sadly,
For she was very, very dear;
We miss her light laugh ringing gladly
o, yes, we miss her every where.
She sleeps the cord Of lie i rivcn.
Her soul has sought the other land:
She walks the tluwcrv fields If Heaven
With angel beings hand in hand.
And should we mourn that cen thus early,
Ere sin had left lis lighting stain,
The angels Cpd the gate SO pcarlv
And tool our blossom back again.
SlnEnwIN.--In WcstvilIc franklin Co., Is. Y.
after II lingering illness, Mrs. Allie f., wife OF w
5. Shcrwin, a4cl - years.
HNNKs-In Randolph, July 31>t, Mis- Patty
Hanks, aged GS wears.
Frrnis-In Bakersfield, July 27,h, Luaoyick l.
+ ris, ascl 20 wears.
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| IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time 10 the treatment Of all di,eascs in
cilent to the female system. An experience Of
twenty-three wears enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases OF
Suppression aud all other Menstrual arrangements
from whatever causes AL letters for advise must
contain ST. Office. No. I'm iicott street, Boston.
y B.-loard furnished to those who wish "a
remain under treatment.
Boston June y, 1866. (N)l3ly
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DERRY DAVIS
VEGET.4BLE PAIN KILLER,

Y U n .IBLE FFT.N hILLERi
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE or TIIE AGE
Pain Killer taken internally, should he mixed
with milk and water, aud sweetened with sugar
or made into syrup with moas,cs. Fora cough,
few drops on sugar, eaten, will he more effective
than anything else. For sore throat, l.arre the
throat with miXture of Pain Killer anI water,
aud the rcliri Is immediate aud cure positive.
1t should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer
equally as cool to take internally as 10 use
externally. ls4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-08-15
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Wheatons Ointment

WI ClUr he IicH N IS HOl0'3.
Also cures SALT ErrrM, Ulcers. ,Itii.Hr.AINs,
and all EHrrrIuNs or THE SKIN. Price 30 cents.
For sale hv all Druggists.
rv sending 90 cents to WEEKS & POTTER.
Sole Agents. 10 Washington street, Boston, il
will lac forwarded l., mail, free oi postage to any
lart OF the United States.
Nov. 8, 1850. SLY