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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-02-26
WHAT TIE rREss SAYS OF Us:

Arrandale g. Co, Of this city are now sending
cut great variety Of Dress Coat ard Pant Pat
terms, Balmoral Skirts, Boots. Shawls, and other
aluable articles in dry and fancy goods AT one
dollar each.
A QUARTER WELL INvEsrED.-AIr. Eugene B.
Carter, OF the M"nticello House, called in at the
Jewelry Emporium. 80 Main ST., YESTERDAY, and
after paying is 20 cents, suddenly found himself
entitled to a Musical Box, valued at $50
We understand that he was offered - 0 for the
instrument before leaving the store but refused to
part with it. We should call this a quarter well
invested.
We understand a number of other valuable
articles were received, amongst which was Gold
Watch valued at 575, by Of the attaches Of the
Enquirer oiiice.-RichInond Times September n,
1866.
Ia sending orders please state what proportion
of certificates you require from each department.
Where no special instruction are given. we send
one halt from the Dry and Fancy Goods Depart
nent and one halt from the Jewery aud Silk er
Ware Department
Whenever desired, we will send articles
IL Y + y z II L S $, C. 0. D..
g. that the money need only DC paid
on DELIPERED or THE GOODS.
We accept the entire responsibility Of money
sent by Express, Post Office order, or Bank
Draft.
compensation will be paid, which can be learned
on application.
GS- Take care to write your name and addrcs.
in i clear distinct land, aud address
ARRANDALE 6 CO.,
lG1 Broadway, New York.
Boz j3s5 Assn
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y Est COLLECTION OF INSTRU
D MENTAL MUSIC.

FOR THE PIANOFOIiT&
Home Circle. vols. each, dis. 81. 50 cloth So
FOR TIE ORGAN
Battisle's so pieces, $3.50; Organ Gems, 90 80
FOR TIE FLUTE
One Hundred operate Airs. ............. .75
FOR TIE VIOLIN
Excelsior Collection, IS. Pleyers Duets. 10
FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
The Union Collection. Observation-Disclosures. IS
FOR FLUTE AND PIANo
Winners Flute and Piano Duets. ....... 10
FOR ACCORDION AND FLUTINA
Winners Excelsior Collection. .......... rs
FOR BRASS BANDS
Ditson's Band Music on Cards, as Nos. per No. 81
FOR BANDS AND ORCHEsTRAs
The New Germania. lBy Burylitt I. 70
For Cabinet Organ Meoaeon Harm Guitar.
Niooncello, Concertina Dulcnier Fife.
Drum, Clarinet Flageoet, Bugle. Como
pean, Post Horn, Sax Horn and Cornct. a
good variety Of husc viii be found in In
struction Books for each instrument pub-
Hshel by us, list of which will he sent ON
application
OLIVER III son & CO.,
Publishers Buston Mas
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NOTICE.
' The existence Of the Bank entitled, "The
President. Directors & Co. of the Bank of Yer
genncs" chart. re by the Legislature OF the State
ut Vermont. and located in Nergenncs, in said
State. was terminated, agreeablv to the laws Of
said State, on the % day OF December. 1865 and
notice is hereby given that said Bank will redeem
its outstanding bills. The following act Of the
Legislature of Vermont is published by direction
of said Bank BY order OF the Directors
W. T. PARKER, President.
II. G. HoRroN Cashier
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
' The we'll known LIT Sanford Farm, situated
in Shoreham, is TOR sale.
Sid farm contains about 800 acres al choice
lanl, suitably divided into lilling, Meadow and
Pasture, with good supply Of Wood Water. &c.
\ -Se Orchard, containing guoi grated fruit
It has on it two good dwelling houses. one two
stories and one one-and.h8it stories for tenant
houses. Five tarus, carriage house. corn barn,
AMI other out-buillings. with good Cider Mil in
running ORDER the oulv ono II town. ANY one
wishing to purchase will lind Il their interest to
examine said fam before purchasing any other.
Possession will be given, il sold, next Spring. For
further particulars, inquire OF the undersigned
hyirs nc.r tho premises
A. W. PERRY.
Shorehani December 9TH, 1866. 31:Gm
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5 + + Il l. n G. V ALU L
WORTH MUCH MORE THAN A DOLLAR.


CERTIFICATE ISSUED by Us. AID UNf
DOLLAR, any of the following articles:
One Pants Pattern, one Pair Ladies Dtm0sal
Boots, one excellent Hoop Skirt 90 sprin,",J. or
Fix Lawn Pocket Haadk erchiei.
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FIRE :,
WIRE FIRE.

4 The Farmers Mutual lire Insurance Com
lary Of Montpelier, Vt, having NOW been in sue
ccsAiul operation seventeen years without ANl
AssisSMrS'rs is prepare toiusurc dwelling h,usrs.
barns. sheds, aud odtouiidinss aid personal rro-
ptrty in like Hiildints, frum II to % per cent.
cheaper than anv other company in ;hr state.
No. Of Policies in force, 11,i22
Amount Of property insured, 81 S39, 922 90
premium notes in force, 7;9922 q
Ne; cash surpue, a1,j'g 81
Having taken tic agency tor this comnani in
the to'vns of 8'luiou and sud- NJ, in Rutjad
County. and al Of ,he towns ia Addison County,
bnt Fsr,i-hurlN, Nonkton and Lincoln. propose
{" devote III. :. lu time and attention to TIE
business OF ~, mt; for said comHanv, aaG holc g"
be able to meet the want. # ~. public in thio
apartment much bette. than Il made i 1
secondary business. ANY person ,,.ijiug in the
above comfy desh;ug to be insured anew, or
change their Ola Policies. 10y giving me day or
two's notice. by letter, will be attended 90 without
delay, and at as cheap rate as if lived in their
OWL town.
GEORGE y, DIXIE, Agent.
Bristsl, VI, Octoaor 18Th, 1866. SILLY
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THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
n IGW YORK.
S. WINSTON, Preside

FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President.
Whole number Of Policies, Aug. /, 1866, over
$1,000.
Amount Insured. ,O00, 600
Actual Cash \ssets. ............... 1000, 000
Cash Dividends OF lS63-hcing ptoits
for yearts to Feb. 1st 1sG3... 5000, 600
Cash Dividends oi1sd6--heng profits
for years to Feb. 1st, 1SG6 1915, 1858
Actual Cash Surplus. being undivided
profits to July 1st, 1866, over. 1000 600
The next Dividend will he declared February
1st, 1867, and every Policy then in force will par
ticipatc in the profits Of 1866, and receive a
Dividend
For six months ending July LIST, 1866, were issued
1886 Policies 1nsuring. .........s2S,8 61 600
The largest number ever issued by any Company
in the same length Of time.
The Insurance Monitor of n. Y, for At Ri. 1866.
saws -" The steady course of this Company Tor
% years, and the imprcgnable evidence II has CON
stantlv afforded Of healthy and increasing pros
peritv have earned for it a reputation for stability
which justiies us in placing it before the public as
an assured SIT cesa-the g1dadeH Ger dchired il
life Insurance."
The \. Y. independent February. 1904. saws
This Corporation stands at tie reiy hotil Of all
similar institutions Of its class in this country"
1t pays larger Dividends than any other om-
panN in this country.
Pays Dividends annually, in cash, or in adli
ton to Policies; at the option Of the assured AS
an investment, it is better than Savings Bank
paving over percent compound interest, with.
out taxes or expense Of any kind.
). X G. &. STEEIF.
State Agents.
Midilcbury, Vt, Oct Gath, 1856. 8of
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TAR. Nj. GOLDSMITH,

Late Surgeon and Brevet Lieut.. Colonel U. S.
Volunteers, formerly Professor of Surgery in Cas-
Teton Medical College late Professor of Surgery
in the Kentucky School of Medicine, has returned
to RUTLAND, VT, whsre he will resume the
practice If his profession.
OFFICE Ar THE BARDWELL HOUSE.
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Das beutfcbe sUarl &. an ns4

Dim Is. Secember. tratea 81 Berlin
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Newspaper Sponges.

There arc many people in the world who make it business to sponge the reading of newspapers without any ex- pense to themselves. This has often been noticed and commented upon.- They are not coined to any particular locality, but are found wherever the newspaper goes. An exchange from Maine thinks there are more of this class there than elsewhere, while the New Hampton Gazette believes the Granite State is infested with them to even greater degree, and says it has known men of means to hang around a store where the proprietor takes pa- per, for the mere purpose of reading the paper, and getting the news with out it's costing them anything. There arc scores of families whose parental heads spend enough in bad rum. and tobacco weekly to pay for dozen newspapers, and still persist in spong- ing what little information they get of what is going on in the world from their neighbor. Any man who can af- ford to indulge in rum, beer, cider or tobacco, can abundantly afford to sub- scribe and pay for q newspaper for the benefit of himself and family.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-15
A Woman's Habit.

We find the following among the Nebul@, in recent Galaxy:
 The cycling of woman by woman is one of the mosr offensive manifestations of supereiliousness now to be met with in society. Few obseryant persons can have failed to notice the manner in which one woman, who is not perfect ly well bred or perfectly kind hearted, will eye over another woman who she thinks is not in very good society, and above all, not at the time being in so costly a dress as she herself is in. It is done everywhere; at parties, at church, ill the streets. It is done by women in all conditions of life. The very svivant girls learn it from their mistresses. It is done in an instant- Who cannot recall hundreds of instan- ees of that sweep of the eye which takes in at glance the whole woman and what she has on, from top knot to shoe tie? It cannot be new fashion VI oNh"'iSti' 'u' 'hN tdii. lhVicuoihS pretense of people to superiority, be- cause they can afford to spend more money upon their backs than others can, makes it at once more common and more remarkable even than it was ten or fifteen years ago. Men are nev- CT guilty of it, or with such extreme rarity, and then in such feeble and small souled specimens of their sex, that it may be set down as sin not masculine, or at least epicene. But women of sense, ot some breeding, and even of some kindliness of nature will thus endeavor to assert superiority upon the meanest of all pretenses and inflict wound in manner the most cowardly because it cannot be resented and admits of no retort. If they but only knew how mlovely, how positive ly offensive they make themselves in so doing, not only to their silent vic tims, but for every generous hearted man who observes their maneuvres, they would give up | triumph at once so mean and so cruel, which is obtained at such sacrifice on their part. Nc other evidence than this eyeing k needed that a woman, whatever be hel birth or breeding has small and vul i ear seul