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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-07-04
NIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Fennales Pills

Sc16 dCSu GIndleS Fills.
Prepared from a prescription Of SIR j. Clarke,
NJ. D., PhysicidH Extraordinary TO
the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfailinG in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. Ii modeI at
all excess and removes all distractions from what
ever cause, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is particularly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring ON the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter
icits.
TON.
The Pills shouli' not he taken BY Female.
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnan-
cv, as they are Sure to bring on Miscarriage, but
at any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion. Paptation Of the Heart, MYSTERIES. and
Whites these Pills will effect a cure when all other
means have failed and although a powerful rem
edy, do not contain iron, calomel anlimouy. or
anything hurful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should lie carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL UGGISTS.
Sole General Agent for tho United States and
British Dominions
JOB MOSES, ~ Cortlandt St., n. Y.
\. Bel and . three cent postage stamps en-
closed to any authorized igent, will erslre a
bottle containing 30 Pills. by return mail, secure
ly sealed from all observation.
Sold in Middlcbury by
II. A. SHELDON, and
10;1y W. r. RUSSELL.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed Nv ,hs
Probate Court Tor the District of Addison COM
missoncrs TO receive examine aud adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate Of
DAVID HILL,
late Of Bridport, in sal District. deceased, anil
also all claims aud demands Exhibit ed in offset hci
to; and months from the 21st day II Juno, 1866,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, va
do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
I tend to the business Of our said appointment t
the dwelling house OF said deceased IT, Bridport o
the sccord Saturdays in August and October mex :,
from one o'clock, until four o'clock, PM, vd
each of said davs.
Dated at Bridport, this 25th day Of June, A.
| ID. 1866
1i;3w n. 5. BENNETT Comr'.
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TRANSPORTATION.

The supersttions Of antiquity are only "iood for
laughter" at the present day, and yet this is an
age Of
MIRACLES.
accomplished with the aid of science. For exam
pie grey. sandy or red hair is
CHANGED IN A MOMENT,
to the richest conceivable black or brown, by
simple application OF
CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE,
Manufactures byJ. CRlSTADOI.O, 6 Aston House.
New York Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
mar Dresser. (Pll;4w
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Fish houk.-Sixcs sixes.-A perfect trap; rings
open in the fish's mouth; hest ever Offered; ev-
erybodv wants them. WANTED dealer or
agent in every town to sell them. Send 80 cents
and stamp for two hooks and trade prices, or
Sl,25 for ! boz. t. JosEPH BRGGs, 335 Broad
way Groom 35,) New York, who is also agent for
the new
PATENT ANIMAL FErrERS.
for horses, mules, and cattle; just what ever far
mer needs; light strong and durable. Price 90
each; sls per doc.
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HOMES IN HAM.

u WNNTON. NV JEIiOt1
A tract tG0O acres Of excellent land for farming
aud irut growing, situated at the thriving Town
OF liammonton, % miles from Camden, within 800
yards Of Camden aud Atlantic Railroad, and but
few miles to New York Railroad. The Land " i'll
be divided into lots Of to so acres, and sold low
ID on accommodating terms.
A dress, Ezra STokEs, Longacomng n. j., or
ELIJAH q. CABbEL1, No. 26 North Wharves, Phi .
alelphia.
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A NEW REMEDY.
MADAM JUMELS M,MM>nr,1

1N1 BALM, for developing the female FORM
Mechanical appliances used when necessary. Or
ders addressed to Agent for Madam ,Iumel, 500
Canal Street, New York, promptly attended to-
Send stamp Tor circular. MADAM IuMEI's WHiN-
KLE OBi.rTEIAroI, eold by all Druggists.
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" GODS IMPROVED PRIZE
w MOWER,
With Joint Bsr, Spring Seat, Steel lined Guards,
and other improvements. Price Sl25.
Farmers in wsnt of Moving Machine should
examine this bcto'e purchasing any other liberal
discount on Machines purchased before The 18th VI
June.
C. W. STRONG. Agent.
West Addison, June I. 1866
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.IlE STAR MEDICINAL POW

We would call the attention of all sufferers from
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach Dyspepsia. Dzzi-
ness, Bilious Headache, lnd sesion, Costivencss,
&c, to TNnRANrs EFfEEvE,CESr SEL1zEK ArlR-
ltNr, as the best Remedy known for the aLoye
and similar complaints. Sold by all Druggists
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T AKGE SALE OF GOODS!!!

DANCERS CURED-Wi.hou the use
" e the knife an, caustic. or corroding
operation. But by the application of plaster
which destroys the life Of the cancer and SCI srates
u perfectly from the surrounding parts without
injuring the healthy flesh, or causing but little
pain. Especial attention 81 zen to purifying this
blood. Medicine prepared expressly for Cafrerous
Hunurs, Ser tula and all de~Ordered conditions Of
the blood, and sent to any address.
Send for circulars and references.
No charges for consultation by call OF letter
Office and residence Main Street, Poultnev, Vt.
2,Gm W. W. HIBBARD, NJ D.
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4 RBUCKLE'S CORNET METHOD

Compiled partly from the orks Of Jones, Koe-
mig Levy and others. Containing Complete Pro-
grcssive. Instructions followed Ivy Il series Of
Exercises, Lessons. Studies aud arrangement
from the Best Modern Operas. BY MAITHfw Ar
BcckiE. The most complete work for the Cornct
published. Just Issued Price. Is.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Publishers
1lU 2.1 Washington Street. Boston
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INVISIBLE PHOTOGRAPHS.
l. TIM GREAT WoNDEI OF THE AGE l}caut-
tul and Perfect Photographs instantly made in the
parlur Nv man, woman or child. Price - cents
per package with full directions. MEEkER 4
PlCKfORD, .06 Nassau Street. New York Lii
cral discount to the Trade.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

l. A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indi, creton, will for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience can do so
by addressing
JOHN r, OGDEN
39,1v No. - Chamber St, New York
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated Dir. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment OF all diseases in
cident to the female system. An experience of
twentv-thrce wears enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases of
SUPPRESSION and all other MENSTRUAL DnRASGr-
NESTS, from whatever cause. All letters must
cont IN 81. Office, No. Q Endicott ST. Get, Boston.
n. B.-Boar. furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston. June %. 1868. 15:1v
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DREMIUM CHESTER WHITE
PIGS Tor sale sent express to all parts
OF the United States. For Circulars and Prices
address n. l.. BOYER G CO., Gum Tree, Chester
County, Penn.
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I YON'S PERIODICAL DROPS!
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARI les

These Drop are a scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
NUstrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and
certain specific for Tie cure FALL distractions and
supprcssions Of nature. Their popularity is indi-
Gated by the fact thai over 100 600 bottles are an
nually sold and consumed by the Ladies of the
United States every one Of whom speaks in the
stron sest terms Of praise Of their great merits0
They are rapidly taking the place Of every other
Female Remedy. and are considered bv all who
know aught of Them, the surest, safest, and
-'ost intallible preparation in the world for the
cure Of all female complaints. the removal Of all
distractions of nature and the promotion of health
regularity aud strength Explicit directions stat
ing when they NAV lie used, and explaining when
aud why they should not nor could not lie used
without producing effects contrary to nature's
chosen laws will he found carefully folder around
each battle with the written signature OF John L.
Lyon without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 19j Chapel
Street. New Haven, Conn, who can lie consulted
either personally. or bv mail, (enclosing stamp }
concerning all private diseases and female weak
nesScS.
Sold by Druggists everywhere Price Sic.
G. G.. CLARK & Co,
s3;1v Gcn'l Agents for U. S. and Canada
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M III | s X + RSi
w DIR. LAMONTES CORRALIA il the
greatest stmuator in the world. VIII force
Whiskcrs or Moustaches 10 grow luxuriartly on
the smoothcst face Sample sent free to any one
DESTROYS of testing its merits. Address
REEVES & Co, IS Nassau Street, New York
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STATE OF vERMONT-Distric, Of

- addison, 50.
To al persons interested in the estate of
CHARLES l.. AUSTIN,
late Of the City and County Of llbany and State OF
New iofk, deceased, Greeting
You are hereby notified to appear Jcforc III.
Probate Court for the District Of Addison. at III,
Probate Office in Middlelnry, On Thurnfa,. th,.
10Th day July next, 1885, at ven o'clock in tile
forenoon, and Sho" cause, ii any YOU have. WHY
the last will and testament Of raid deceased nj
ready moved and allowed in the Surrogate Court
for the County Of Albany, New York, should not
I've allowed fled, and recorded in tie Ir. b.Is
Court for the District Of Addison as the last will
and testament of aid deceased
Date" at Middlebury, aforesaid, this 9th day
June, A. ID. 1866.
1I;3w CALVIN G. TILDEN tudvc
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CTATE OF vERMUNT--District Of

y Addison, IS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison
10 all pcrsons interested in the estate Of
CHARLES W. BOWkYR
late OF Shorchsm, in said district, dcceased
=. Greeting:
You hereby notified to appear Lefore tho
Probate Court for the district aforesaid. at IN.
Probate Office in Mddlclury, on Mnnday. IT,.
9th day OF July next a. ID. 1866 at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, to show caute, il any YOU have
why the administration account Of Charles H.
Bowker, administrator Of the estate 1T said de-
ceased should not lie allowed and such order and
decree made as NAV he necessary close the .ettlc
ment Of said estate.
Dated at Mddlebury aforesaid this 18th day Of
June, A. u. 1866.
l2;3w CALVIN G. TIIDEN. Ju,h,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

There is very little cyci.emen. ia the Fcuan Circles
o. dis City. This may or 1ay that iLeIe is Lite
work being done 30 those Circles. However th may be- one
thin, is qne evident md that Is the fct ihai among ihe
Roberts party least the recent invasion o. Canada has
taught and given emphasis TO tie teaching iAat ahourh il
may be tla 30 the maude Of coGns rs here wisdom
ye when men counsel 70 ply wise not TO spread ther
coass much abroad The Roberts party st at work
but er ader refuse dyuee the particular nature Of lef
abors. Tie Senate session yesterday and VII be u
session today at their Headquarters No 6 B7oldwsy Il if
thought they VIII complete t-er lah0Is and nftlID to4
Iar volclsafe this much ~ flc pI1c mat the
ilu organization s being tG,r1usv overturned ana ie-
Organized preparatory 20 active measurcs and that u
gI Do lrnIgli zod better aclrel military basis 10 IDS
end 90 ta affairs co. the brotherhood 10 America VIII re
strictly cVnci by the Senate and he officers u rs appoint
uruf Bonds sl bcu; issued Col Eouerts, Wio al
dresssi Fcnian meeting BlfO on Saturday evening Gs
is expected tD te 30 New York ioday. ..
ilror was a .e-ly 20 the effect that Col Roberts
has ud od Grand jury. Aa0thcr rLmoE war also
current relative 10 The speedy Arrest ofiho editor q certain
New York mna by OF the Felau cleis on account q
arru Ile0n. statements IN the columns % said iogrpgl
Another Glitch Dos. Ired ~ the arrangements IT
procuring lc cafe ~ zen. sweeney messenger has been
dispatched m tbs city by Lis friends who is expected 70 &c
l ST. Adams to-day and is hoped that BIS release Oh Dan
will De effected fA- week.
Tie stephen. plr profess TO 30 st hopeful aud
gllc o. rc at he policy Il tlcr leader is the ouy true
policy Tor c erlt0u II ireland. Mr.. Stephens arrived IN
this City Lost evening from th, NJ Y. where be has been
so0rarg days past for the benefit o BIS health. He
Wce-u States business connected with the fenan cause
lie is present engaged ia preparing address 20 al tie
Fruan circles ~ the Uaed States watch accept him tleir
leader lie address VII soon be Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
POLITICAL.

PEYYsYLyANIA.-G Thomas l.. Kane, is sug-
gested as Union candidate n tho Erie District The Bed
ford County Convention has nominated VIM H. koonz for
Congress-
Omo.-In the Sleubenville District there are eight
asprans for Congressional nomination including W. r. Ali
son editor OF The Wssitrn Haid John A. Bingham will
probably be renomnaed in the Sixteenth District He
sterling man At The Coppehead Convention Columbus
the 26h u yaand CHAM spoke for hour congratuaug
bis hearers on having Andrew johnson with them.
MICnI0AS.-F. A. Pike, it is thought will be re.
nominated in the Fifth District
INDIANA. Gen. Sol. Meredith, Ex'Congressmm
KgoIe David Goodng and others have csed State
Union Convention for the Nineteenth District in the johnson
interest VIM. T. Spcely declines the nomination TO
Congress IN the Second District
ILLINoE.-Gen. w. L. Osborne is expected TO re-
ceive the Chicago Posimastershp MoiorGens. Polner
Logan and Others have issued call for Convention 4 the
members Of the Grand Army Of the Republic and Illinois
soldiers and sailors be held Thursday July - in the
House Of Representatives The Republican Union Stale Con
veniion will be held Auguss The call for al who are IN
Of keeping traitors Of the Halls Of Congress- and Of
asserting md maintaining the right o he loyal people through
their Representative in Congress To N and determine the
condition which states lately n rebellion shnl be- permitted
~ participate 10 TIC Government Of the Ulled States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

Nothing positive he'd ranspred as % the ministerial
crisis Tie absence & The Q-ecH a; Bamor. CAUSES dc'!
in The negotiations.
tn M9rmg Pax saws under reserve Lat 10 Queen ias
teeeraphed Acr uwngucss 20 accept tie ienaefe. igDa
tiOns.
Tie Dqg Yvs takes i,r granted Tat he ministers VIII
res I'D becausc the Lord thalc ilclcIiy stated % e
Court Of E1chequer should probably cease 90 hear
after the I'D II sEpFoes ;-e Queen VII send toF @
Derby.
the dissolution Of Plriamelt
Other journals declare that there no oiiof choice bat res
fgnation 81 the Ministry dissolution Il Parliament
IL believed that ID view o. tue Crisis TIE Qeen WoA'a
forthwith return "a Windsor.
T1 London Or saws several roncds being go; ready
10 strengthen tue British squadron n the Mediterranean.
The paper believes that Lord Alfred Churchill WI ne
the new Governor Of Jamaica
II reported that GO euueas premium was beng PAD az
Il1yds the Monarch Of tie Seas, which let HeioO
on March 4 iOr New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

maraued coffee d. ard e''sr. Rice steady Tee e.,r Lin
o.irt. Lns'cl Ni sei-y o. . Tt.w t.l fld Upward
y.fH. -tt a.rsH.e r,-l0.ua..r..f af ig- Refined
,.--r. I...-- Ers.la.--. died d. q
80, rrtrr. tr HF 81 -'t .cwi .l .a-.l'r l o.i
tel..m -ra..f s..e igTr,a'..s OF. !-1,"
C,-lo.. ..-.oal t;4..-, .n. nI... ft tai.
lat
IfvFRP0oI saturday Eveu1t. June G--torroS->-'' 90.
d. -. n- .iH 800 ta'Ctfr sr lton .li etPsi. 4A
b1ovlft with an advance eftoi % re af.
.I.rs for india Mddl- lff d' aIe cn-i,d a. lsa .4
tEFAps1rFfs- 1hc na-s,t b. .1.et = or Ma
Prnv.-oss-i market i- i,f aud steady. .--,.,
Lo>uoS saturday Eyelil- J4le 1aCcufos closed % IT i4Dt
foT uoIy -. .... -.
ANrrIc,N s1oCgs-J MEL states Five rwcaie c. 6 llo'
Cfttr4. Aa.lrosd 10. 11il. IRE h.iroai fDtn NJ.
LIVERPOOL. saturday Evening June ~ l.to.
CcTTON-Saes today 1900 ps tie market clcsng tTue "h
70 advance Of sgiL
HRrApsTrFf.-llc msrkei :. hrn bot Inactive,
TKoysONs-IAe nelke' e. and sfeadv
,....,- loyypos. saturday t1enlnr Jire23 locc.
Co~er's closed % fia,o. lfr money.
t~apfctv accommodated - T,r,,ts
ihuol-. % 1G.tl; Ere. 4GAt.
LoNDeN MoSiT MaHKfrt fs ,r~ o.. md inactive TIE dc
Irss caused 81 ih' .n1sd TIE cunt TIe1' 20 fne
nN rs s'u ~ tat the rate remained ~ ?, rer cent
i. d''i''"' avn ~ -ecs largely 594Gat iot .fd'-- I'D
o. fl.L.c.
IAIrsT.
LoNnoN JvFY MAnKrIOu the 2l the Bank ret-rn cNcr
case" ,uiabc influence tlc market Business cepeTay
WI" ,rc SAL flctoly Tie Discount demand was no. eA 's
s ne rate remaining no 0 pcr cent lao reserve w "o
= fte Bank of England lad increased 4l.o.arI1
TIE Bank Of Frankfort lad reduced ITS rate o. discount 10
/ & ~ cent
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MEXICO.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Capture of MatamcroS by Tie Liberals.
GALVESTON. Monday. July > isG6.

GALVESTON Monday, July 1890.
Flakes Bulletin extra Of Sunday evening jay J.
has dispatches received the headquarters Of Gen H. T.
Wright A. alyeston from Gen George W. Gatiy command
ing at Brownsville dated jane a. ? containing The FOL
lowing important news:
The right bank OF the Rio Grande now ~ POSSESSION o
the Republican forces Of the Government Of Mcz'co.
The battle between Escobedo and Mea on 'Ae IN 'i't
uear CamaYgo resulted in tie total Ioa Of She gerand TIC
capture Of the train o. merchandise
Bagdad was abandoned by the ImPeFats hoIieht of
the stb
Tie city Of Matamoros capulted, tie go 70 the Con-
mssioner appointed by Gen CarvaalTa. Gcl Mg'a WIZ
the Imperial troops embarkug between the hours Of a4
p H. urdcr protection Of the Uai.cd States fae lie
most lb,rol granted 10 tie Impe' sis IAc
cts WIS given mp without jools % FIllge OF aader and
is now under the command Of Gen jose O. - Garcia There
was no violation Of the neutrality Laws.
Escobedo with bis forc sad to number 600 mea entered
Mitauoras at about o'clock on Jane "a.
trau said TO specie from Monterey arrived re-
Gently above Aer under the protection Of Imperial escort
and started back TO Monterey under the same escort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

The graduating exercises of THE, the Oldest gram
mar school in New.York held yesterday afternoon at
The oAooroom Yandewaterst There very large M,
tendance Of parents present Theschooom was very taste
fully decorated With the SaSpsnged banner and baskets CT
yrecated lowo presented with tie thongs ofschoars
a very picturesque appearance. The young ladies were
dsscd uniformly IN white dresses with lue and red sashes
and the graduating class II In number with green laurel
lcaddress. 49, 80, ~
Comnlss oners James b. Dupgnsc Smith Bloomfield War
zen and tie City rineHdent = = Randall. were present
The Rev. T. II. Farreug of ST. James, church was also
present
inc proceedings wcreofa very interesting character ard
the graduates by their the occ1son rejected
credit upn their rdcfatgahe teaehcIs, Miss Mary A. NJ ..
honey ava Miss Mary j. ULegTy The programme oneIed
lrsa barpy selection and Afforded consderaOe
iniercst.lnOt unCIlIeI With aInusemeut
The opening hymn, "Eegua Terra was very sweey sung
by the entire school, and III owed bs reading rom
Longcljw by Miss Fanny Grow, which oldy appa1ded
Miss Margaret H. ggrTy chen sang soo " am Dreaming,
which was well rendered recitation OF very humorous
character About Husbands gwen by Miss Rose Bro
ply, and gave SAITH fiction.
there were several duets solos reeatons readings &C.
given al OF which testified TO the zeal OF the Young
ladies' the ability 4 their Teachers. Dialogue entitled
the Jspanese Committee" by MI Fraucis ORyau, well
pei formed by several Of tie young graduates and created
considerable meTTlment.
Mr. $ Randall presented the young ladies' with their d.
pomas ard remarked that this the Oldest grammar
school in NewYOrk aud not only IN name bat IN fact
the No / GRAMMAR school in the city
Mr. Warren and hr Bloomfield also addressed the parents
scholars and gave expression 10 their satisfaction at the
results OF the teachers lab0rs.
Young ledIcs Lad prepared yaedcory address wbeh
was read by Miss Kate BrOlhy. -.
The performances brought To close by the school s
ing ani singing the closing hymn, Ven Creator"