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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
3'i;iw
I Dip TON.

I The non resident proprictors Of the Town
OF Rp'on, in tie County If Addison, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed bv said town with
in the year next preceding this date remain either
IN whole or IN part unpaid, on the following de
Scri,ed land in said town. to-wit
Al,lrich lyman, lot No. 1873, 1st div of CYRUS
IIawlcv.
Brown Richard, lot No so. ID div. Isaac Lew
IL, and. west y Of No. i6, LIST div Of David Sum-
merS,
Brown Lutheria, lot No. 1Os LIST div. of Axur
JudsOn.
Brown Jacob, east 4 of No. Up, st div. of
Gideon Hawley.
Everts Zion 4 Rollin, 4 of No. 1872, I'd div of
Matthew llawlev.
Russell Lewis, II = of No 65. TT of Joshua C.
Decentralization part.
Hamilton f. A., the George Folsom lot in Sal
ishury part.
lApham Nathan. Z of No. 65, Sd div of John
French.
Morrison Page, the Seth Hodges estate.
OConnor Christopher f., = Of No. &C. TT Of
David Summer. LIST div.
Percivil Philo d., lot No. IO5, 1st div. of Jona-
than Nichols go acres Of
RAINY Albro, lii acres, pitched to the o.i.inal
right of Elisha Sheldon aud Josiah Stodda rl--lss
next south OF lot piished by Harmon A. Sheldon
March 18th, 1916.
Smith Florilla, = of lot No. 81. LIST div. of
Abraham Thompson.
S;earns James L.. s. +. corner of No lI8, IT.
Of 9TH el Def rest.
Stevens 4 Colby, lot No. II, LIST di,. OF Peter
Summers.
Santwell & King, lot No. 90, % div. of Abra
ham UnierlIill,
md 50 p.uch Of said lands will be sold at Public
Auction at the dwelling house OF Samuel Da-
mon in sail Ript0n, on the 3lst day OF December
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, as shall I've
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs. unless
previously paid.
BF. RIPLEY, list Constable.
Dated at Rpton, this 18th day Of November A.
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ANCOCK TAX SALE.

Ii The nonresident proprietors of the Town
Of Han :Ock, in the County Of Ahl'Sln, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed lN raid town for
the year 1861, in part, an from said wear to this
dite, remain either in whole or in part unpaid,
on the following described Lands, to-~it:
Peter Brooks. No 20 II div. Of Chenev Wales
No AZ "a div. Of Silas Winchester. No 81 "a div
Of Jeremiah Smith, No 80 III div of jonathan
Snith, Jun; Eanos A. Ballard, No 8s ID div Of
Josiah Wright, Jun; Robert Is Chapman, No 63
I'd di' of Abraham Norton; J. II MurdocS, No
~ ~ div ii joel iulton; Abel IL. Walker, part OF
No l3i LIST div. Of Seth Miner: Fraucis Iiper No
a. I'd div. of John l.asure one half Of No 80 "a
div OF james Battle: James Gnodrch No. lis
LIST div ui James Barber; William q. llouksl's
estate. No9! list div. OF Joshua Robbins, No. %
~ div oi Elphalet Huntington, No 60 ~ div
j son Robbins, No 80 ~ div OF Peabody Kiun-v,
No II tda uf Na: hinIel kaN son, NO - I'd div
Of Joseph Bennett; jim BItl.r aud Seth Wool
ward, No III 81 div of obadiah Dickinson. No
49, "a div Of stephen Morse Christopher ClaIk,
M 10 ID div If james Eu,sa, No 81 ~ div II
Jn-epb Huntington Edward >Sidcn, No 60 81 div
Of l.b,nczer BIcon, No 20 81 div OF Joseph DIr-
kee, No 40 second DIV at Asa Roper, aud no much
OF said Lands will be sold at pubic auction, al the
Town Hall, Ia sail Hancock on she 2S,h Law If
Decemhep next at one O'clock =. M, as shall be
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs, unless
previously paii
Dated at Hancock, in the County Of Allison, this
10th dat of November, A. u. 1867.
3lr3w JESSE q. ROBBINS, Ist Constable.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


The subscribers, having been appointed
the Honorable Probate Court for the DID
of Now Hsven, ommissi, ners TO receive
ami and adjust all clsins and demands q
persons against the estate Of
RICHARD SNA, L,
late Of Starksboro in sai1 district, decea
represented insolvent, and the term of
months from the Both day Of Sc tender, |
being allowed by said Court to the credito
said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
spcctive claims before us; Give notice, that
will attend to the duties Of our appointment
the dwelling honse Of Myron Small in 1T,
boro, in said Dist let, on the first Monlay
December and Narch next at ten O'Clock in
forenoon on each Of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of November, 1867.
y I. jUDSON,
&;Gt II. W Jul SON. '""
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SCROFULA.

DIR. UGOl., Of Paris, one of the most eminent
hcmiNis Of Europa, said
Tue most astounding results may he antici-
pated when Iodine can Lc dissolved in pure
water"
Dr. II. ANDERs, after fifteen years Of scientific
research and experiment, has succeeded in dis
wing one and one quarter grains Of Iodine to
each tluid ounce Of water, and the most aStound-
iuS results have followed its use, particularly in
Scruiula and diseases their from. Circulars free
DE- II. II. Anlers' Iodine Water is for sale bv
+; DlN>MORE, 70 Dey Street, New York, aud
by all Druggists. 3j
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03

p AIN KILLER cures Sore Throat.
A Favorite Medicine with all classes,
Is Davis Pain Killer.
+ You have Painter Collie
Use the Pain Killer
N o Medicine is so popular
as tie Pain Killer.
X EEP The Pain Killer always at hand.
+ you have a cough or cold,
Use the Pain Killer.
l. OOK out and not lie caught without
bottle Of Pain Killer in the house.
l. ET every BODY use the Pain Killer
for Sprains and Bruises.
+ VERY sal or should carry bottle Of
Pain Killer with him
Il EMENBER the Pain Killer is for
both Internal and External use.
The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Family Medicines. 35;lm
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A LIENS LUNG BALSAM !
IA The remedy for curing

Consumption, Asthma Group, Diseases OF the
Throat, Bronchitis, Pains and Expressions Of the
Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breathing, and all
Diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs.
Its action is expectorart, Alternative, sudorifc.
sedative, diaphcretic, and dutctic which renders
il one of the most valuable remedies known for
curing diseases Of the lungs. 1t cxcites expector-
alton, and causes the lungs to throw off tie
phlegm: changes the secretions and Puriics the
Blood; heals the Initiated parts; gives strength
to the digestive organs: brings the liver to is
proper action and Impirts strength to the whole
system. 1t is warranted to give entire satislsc ion
even in the most confirmed casss OF consumption,
and not to produce custiveness (is do most rene
dics) or effect the head. it contains opium in
any form. 1t is perfectly harmless to the most
delicate child, although an active and powerful
remedy for restoring the system. There is 10
necessity for many deaths by consumption.
when Aliens Lung Bllsam will prevent it, II only
taken in time.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
35;4w
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4 MEXICAN
w A i I II a Nj w ATC ii ES.

The true value of machinery applied to Watch.
maxim; Is not that by its tie Watches made
rapidly, but that they are made correctly. Very
lew people know why a Whlthiin Watch SHOULD
be superior to auv ether. la the first pace at
Nathlm the Waicl j. regar ed rs only n machii
To lie constt ucted like any other machine IN me.
chanicdl principles, ifthe watches are guod, it
Is hera Use the machinery j. z ed. OF course tl.,c
mast hc no dclrcf in the principle or llan OF Il T.
movemeht-no mistake in the s'z.s % shapes IT
the pieces Of which it is compuscd--lo!hiuL want
Iiit In their properties and 40 error ia their pa
Stiinrs. Tee puints once thoroughly settled
tfests wholly with ;he machinery, cui.structe
win mimi - difcrsit" of form ami junction pX-
rre,siv fur tic purpose. to produce the mi, ed
iicccs. i'v means It SHppl, my gauges ami ncru-
go, e, tests aud inspection for the detection ii
wear in II G cutting tools ami for salts and flaws
III aicci ct stone are ma .a to accompany the work
III every sta &c from be-sinn < to end. A. a ne
ciss;ifI result, the watch goes together perfect
lnach'ne. Every part i, found to lii properly in
ITS place. Every pin may he u>he'l til it pit ches
a.'u every screw turh,d home. lnSteai Ui u slug
G'sh and icch.e nc,iun, the bilance eTen under
the pres ure OF the li.h,est mains ring. vihrates
with a vi c and free motion, aud the be at has the
clrar ringing sound always characteristic ni the
Wal lam Watch. The machine is tineke per
from the sart.
Ibis ~ tenn Of matchmaking is unknown in for
eng, cnunti :, and is entirely original with the
Nhlthim Company. The Company claim that
ny It hey produce watches that cannot he equal
it'l Tor every quality which makes watch valu-
ahl". Simple in plan aud correct in principle the
movement is not only beautifully finished, sub
s'anii"L accurate and cheap but is uniform in the
'ill test lie at> not easily damaged, AMI when
r"pairel afwa.s good as new There are differ
ent grades # finish in the different varieties of
watches made by the Watlham Company, there
are different sizes AMI shapes to suit all tastes and
means; but every Wa CHI that bears the genuine
trademark of 'Waitham' is GUARANTEED to he
good one and nobody need lie afraid to buy it.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


i"e O"ronic'e mas tue 'o'o""S
Rev. Samuel w. Cozzens, ID. d., who
for eight years has supplied the pulpit Of
the Congregational church in Weybilge,
has declined TO continue longer, and has
removed to Mddebury, Vt. -a
AT meeting OF the Charch in Wey-
bridge, tho following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Hewired that DR. Crzzcns, has our
confidence as an eat nest and faithful min.
i-;er of the Gospel, and that we cherish
grateful remembrance Of ? his ahols
amo' 9 us, and that he and his family
will carry with them our best whhcs TO
whateyerficld they may he called.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03

E>NFEEBLED and Delicate Constitu.
~ tions, ofLoth sexes, use IIclmhold's Exir'ct
Buchu. 1t will give brisk aud energetic feelings,
aud enable you to sleep well.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03

NOTICE.
~ Profanity cannot and will not be per
mttcd at the Bread Loaf Inn.
JOSEPH BATTETL.
Ripton VT, Nov. 4.lS67. 38tf
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BAISAM OF WILD
From MIR. NORMAN FINNEY.

~ @ ~, :, IuUNNIUN' JTIIIe 70, T6GU.
Messrs. y. w. FowLE & Co., ljuston.
Being always willing TO give my influence in
All OF great cause. | cheerullv testify TO tho
great merits OF d.. WIsrAns BAI-sAM or WILD
CIiERKY. which have had occasion to make usr
OF many fines during the last ten years in ca, cs
81 Liver Complaint, hard Cough, and Splitting of
Bloon, attended with other dangerous symptom,
and have alwa,o found complete remedy Nv
experience with other remedies for all these dis
oase' as well as with tie trial of many l,rescrip-
tiuliN Of physicians, leads me to believe that tie
bdlsdnl is superior to all Of them. Without a,,v
hesitation recommend this remedy rs the best
one eNtani for all lacks If Colds, Coughs. and
Lung Diseases. Yours truly,
NORMAN FINNEY.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWIE & son. ~
fremont ST.. Boston. and by Druggists geneially.
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"COME AND HELP US I"

IN VERMONT, De e. has hccn known by his
'o'rd'ioaH visits, since 1861 c1-All your news
papers 81 Elk well OF him. Lf5- All his patients
speak we'll OF i'm. r:3J-5ee his lour-pa.rd lircu.
la for particulars.
DIR. G. vi its Families. and Brings out first
class people as his patrons which no travelling
do tor ever has done
Disca Sos told at ii .ht Every case confidential
EXAMINATIONS 81: treatment and medicine
from - t" Slj per month. Patients uAable to
call my be viSite, at home.
IL would require paper the size Of -be,unilt
I" copy all the good notices given the Doctor.
Here are u few for samples:
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ALL TIIE PAPERs SPEAK WELL OF IIIM.-Dr.
Crab,re has accomplished what no her trlvelin.,
doctor ever lid. lie has made six visits to New
port since Spring, greatly Increasing his ratrons
each time, ill. We are assured. he cannot attend
the demands upon him. His patrons are Of the
better classes, and as a Montpelier paper saws:
mo physician ever visited this State, presenting
such ocular proofs of his abilities. - Newport
(Vt) Express.
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SAINT 'EitN-Dr. Crihtre's rooms at Little,
ii"tei have been ihron.cI with patients durin.
this his second vi IL here. Las innnili h. treated
a large Number. and we are assured that they
have done well ,he great Increase now irdi
Gates. Mrs. Perkins whom he took to treat far
thee or four months returned in one month and
declared herself cured. She has been AN invalid
six ,cIrs; aud two (rf manO physician, had
treated her for tuaiurs, g.. without benefit DR.
Crd"trc uses mouls to cure Diseases ami no dis
ease ever wa really cured without mcans.-Or-
Teams Sftmdul
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CROWDS VISIT lIIM.-As will lie seen by his
Advertisement, DIR. Crabtre is to visit this sec
ton again in Il few days. We learn that he i
meeting with excellent success, and that crowds
visit him wherever he goes. The following ap-
pearci a short time since in IJmIoa's JournW
"A little girl mamei Celia ST. John. ii wears
OF age, called to-day ut DIR Crabtrcs rooms at the
hotel, and presented him boquet Cf Nav flowers.
SAYING, Il have no money to pay you for curily
my head OF scroiula, and thought these flowers
might please you.' This was truly the offer ~, Of
a grateful heart for size had been thus sorcly
afflicted from birth. the covering her entire
head. In only four weeks treatment DR.. Crabtre
had cured it.-NeUpo0 EIpre,s
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The Hartford Cuurant says, in menti ming a Sc
we're case o. Scruiula DIR. G.. cured: I'm such cases
he is remarkably successful"
The Herald Of Life (N. W saws: 1--WE dcep
him perfectly reliable"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-14
Destruction Of Fish.

A Bill is now before the Legislature
to prevent the Wholesale destruction 0l
fish in our creeks and rivers during the
summer months, by means OF nets
seines and other similar appliances
Such law is necessary and wise. But
few years ago our streams were abun-
dainty supplied with fish of the finest
varieties, but through the careless and
wanton manner in which fishing has
been done, our waters are almost ten
antless. With proper attention to the
subject on the part of the Legislature,
this evil can be repressed, and in few
years our streams will plentifully sup
ply the our markets with varieties of
fish as excellent as can be desired. In
the Ninth Annual Report of the Smith
sonian Institution, we find a letter
from JOHN EoFr, Esq, of Wheeling, in
relation to the habits of the black bass
of the Ohio. We subjoin an extract for
the purpose of showing how important
it is to protect these fish during the
time of spawning and Matching:
In the winter season they retire to
deep and still water, and apparently
hide under rocks, logs, &c, and remain
there until the lst of April, when they
come out and begin to ascend the
streams, apparently to find convenient
place for spawning. which commences
about the 18th of May, varying some
little according to the warmth of the
season, &c. When that event is about
taking place they appear to separate in
to pairs, male and female, and hunt out
some retired place, or nook, where the
water is about eighteen inches deep, and
still, but adjoining deeper water. to
which they can escape if alarmed; they
there commence making their nests,
that is, washing all the mud, &c, of
the bottom, so as to leave it perfectly
clean, in circular form, the diameter
of the circle (or nest) being about twice
the length of the fish; after which the
female begins depositing her eggs,
which appear to become glued to the
bottom, or small stones, in rows, after
the deposit has taken place. She re-
mains night and day, either on her
nest, or swimming around it, ap,,
parently guarding her eggs, and
driving other smaller fish away. This
watching or guarding continues until
the eggs are what is called hdtched,
which occurs in from eight to ten days,
according to the temperature OF the
water. The young fish at first remain
near the bottom, and appear like a
gauze veil floating. In two or three
days they gradually rise and spread, the
old one leaves them, they separate, and
each one shifts for itself, !. e., hides un-
der leaves, small sticks, and stones.
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The Reyistration Law.

The Registration Law to which we
referred few days ago, was on yester'
day reported again from the Judiciary
committee to which it had been re-
committed. The alterations are few and
unimportant. We understood that the
committee desired to report bill which
would conform exactly to the provls'
ions of the Constitution as amended.
We have heard no objections to the
massage of such Il bill, and are unable
10 see why the committee if they de-
sired TO give general satisfaction, should
not have reported law of that char
,cter. We presume that Registration
Act. rmbodying the principles ofthe Con-
s;itutiom, and properly limiting the
powers of the Registrars over the rights
Of the voter, would have met with lit
Tie opposition. That All act OF entirely
different character has been presented
indicates very little disposition Oh the
mart of some men in the Legislature to
oh-y even the Constitution which they
are supposed to have arranged to suit
themselves.
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of taxation being the same, his property
should be rated either low or high in
proportion to its actual value, as his
neighbor's is, and that result is impos-
sibic, no matter how much desired, un-
der the present plan. / cannot do bet
ter than to extract from my communi-
cation of last year and make the same
recommendation. "The greatest care
should be taken in the selection of the
person to make the return, and as an
additional security for fairness and
equity in making the assessment, re-
commend tine appointment by Council
of supervising board. TO consist OF
two members of the First and three of
the Second Branch, whose duty it shall
be to carefully examine the said assess
ment and return as it progresses. Last
year many credits of money, stocks, &c,
were not returned at all; household
goods in some instances were placed ut
their full value, i'll others at not over one
fourth, and goods, wares, and merchan-
die at par below their average value.
Revision by Board as l have suggest
ed would be of great benefit in equal
izing the assessment no matter by whom
made, as being composed of gentlemen
from all sections of the city, the Board
would possess in its members q more
general and better knowledge of the
valuations reported than any one per-
son could. Whether the total valuation
of personal property within the city be
large or small in amount Gf equitably
made) does not matter to any citizen,
because having given sum to raise for
revenue, the Council will fix such rate
per hundred dollars rs will produce it,
but it is seriously unjust and oppressive,
if one is paying the rate on full valua-
tion while another pays the same rate
OH a half valuation, the rate having
been fixed higher than it would have
been if this last person had reported n
just amount" If the returns are made
under the present plan, that is by the
citizen himself, and the Board, which
may better consist of one from each
word, should discover any inequality,
no person, on being shown that his re-
turn was erroneous in its proportion to
that of Others, would hesitate an instant
to make proper correction. The ap-
prOach from the city to the Peninsular
Cemetery is in certain seasons almost
impossible, and its condition demands
serious and prompt attention. An e1-
animation by and report from, your
committee having charge will give yon
the necessary information.
A. j. SWEENEY, Mayor.
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Letter from Harrison Ceunty-The
weather-ReIigiens Rrvirsi-The
Free seheeI. systcm-The Cesnfy
Treasurer.

ApAMsyLLE. HARRISON Co., w. Va,
February II, 1867.
Editor Of the Register:
Hoping that you will excuse this in
trusion, take tile liberty Of dropping
you few lines, giving yOu, and the
public through you, slight history Of
matters and things in general in this
section Of country. Well, the snow has
"eome and gone and come again. and
old winter has been having q joyous
time Of it. Saturday, the 9th inst, was
very warm and rainy until about six
o'clock P. NJ, when it suddenly changed
and commenced showing and blowing,
and by morning the thermometer stood
pretty low, and on Sunday night it
.skuocked the bottom out"
There has been 4 revival going on at
this place for two weeks, the result Of
which at the close Of the meeting sums
up sixteen OF seventeen professions,
thirteen accessions to the church, one
restored, and the membership greatly
revived. Brothers Webster, Swiger
and G.. W. Dakon were the labOring
ministers, who deserve great approbs-
tion for their Jealous efforts for the sal
vatiOn of perishing souls. Notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather
on Sunday, there were twelve "bur1ed
with Christ in baptism" and rose from
the liquid grave to walk in newness OF
life" May God help them to Eight the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-14

"Jes so.'-"Eraetly .'-Solon shinSls said
they were there EVERY tine." II no felt hswiey"
in the morning he took Plantation Bitters'
he felt weary at night he took Plantation Btterst
tally oppressed, he took Plantation bitters and
they never failcd to sat him ON his pins SQUARE
and frm
Few persons want any better authority; but
~ some may, just read the following
". owe much TO YOU for
verify believe the Plantation Mttcrs have saved
my life. REV. W. II. WAGNER.
Madrid, n. Y"
80 Ihaye been grrat suf
ferod from Dyspepsia, and had TO abandon
preaching. The Plantation
Bittcrs have cured me.
REV. &. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City"
had lost all appe.
tite-was 80 weak and enerNated could hardly
walk, and had perfect dread Of society.
The Plan tation Bittcrs have set me all right.
JAMES HEMINwAS,
st. Louis, No."
The Plantation Bttrrs
have cured me Of "A icran cement OF the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that DISTRESSED me for years.
They acted like a charm. 4. L. M0RE,
g5I Broadway. New York.
Mrs. q. NJ. DEv0E, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children says she
has given IL to the weak and invalid children
under her charge, With the most happy and
gratifying results We have received over =
hundred rrams of such oeitincate. hut no ad.
ycrtisement In 80 effective what people them,
selves say Of q good article. Our fortune aud
our reputation IL at stake. The original quality
and high character of these goods will lie sue
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained sale In every town, VII
lage, parish and hEmct among civilized nations.
BASE imitator~ try 20 come NJ near our name and
style ~ they can, and because good article can.
not be- sold ~ low as po"r one, they Ind somo
support from parties who do not carr what they
sen. Be on your guard. See our private stamp
over the cork. T.. II. DRAKE & Co,
New York City.
snrnioRn Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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to the worlds gaze the corruption and
treachery of their own friends and rep
resentatives.
We trust some good may come from
this authoritative acknowledgment OF
the dishonest purposes Of this Radical
Legislature, and that even those who
have been heretofore most active in
putting corrupt and unworthy men in
public places, may learn from this bit
ter experience the folly of conjuring up
evil spirits whose conduct they cannot
control.