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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1867.


The time has again arrived for our
annual dun TO delinquent subscribers,
On our first connection with the Office.
VIC loplcd the system of calling for pny-
ment or tue 1t day Of October of each
year Opposite the name of each man
who is indebted to us, for siy months
subscription or more, is placed blue
cross Immediate attention to this hint
WILL prevent the extra charge to which
W. are entitled, when payment is not
male within Fix months, in all cases where
response was made TO our call one year
ago. Those who did not respond to that
cal! last year will please make prcpa'a-
tionS to pay us at IN early date, at the
rate Of 81 80 per year.
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year. 1t is is too bad that such hill
should be entirely fenced in. A road up
easy fvr pedestrians and carriages TO
climb, and then small wooden tower on
the top like that which stood years ago
near the Crysta! Palace in n. Y, only
not fourth as high, raising you above
that hill on the north, and placing New
Haven and Lake Champlain in sight
these additions, | say, would surely lure
fifty visitors up the Hill where now one
goes. No one then could be said to have
seen Middebury till he had seen it from
that point Who will move first in this
matter, and whcni b. X.
MIDDLEBURY, Sept. 81, 1867.
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The day is not far distant when the
majority of the people in want Of musical
instruments for their homes. will not rest
sati.fied with the mere testimony Of adj
vertisements, but their purchases will be
based upon the actual musical merits and
mechanical excelIencies OF the desired in
strumepts. Mes.rs S. ID. & ii. w.
Smith, Of Boston, m nufacturer4 Of the
American Organs, have been favored
with such a class of customers, and have
thus been enabled to build up an immense
trade, Notwithstanding the great compe-
tition winch exists in this particular
branch of business --.NuScH Rc,7etc.
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Let any one take the trouble To inquire,
and they will ascertain that the en.rav
ings now being given away by the Wash,
ington Library Company of PhilaLelphin,
10 those who purchase one or more shares
Of stock in aid OF the Riverside Institute,
are worth more at retail by fifty per cent.
than what is paid for the stock Besides
this, every share of stock will be accom-
panied by present at the great distribu-
ton.
Gro. A COOKE & Co, Bankers, SO
South Third Street, Philadelphia, are re-
ceivers Of all the funds. and their name
is an assurance of the integrity and relia-
bili'y of the Company. which is urgani-
zed for good purpose which should not
be confoundcd with the bogus concerns
that infcst the country Read the ad-
vertisement.
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Chipman's Hill.

If Chipman's Hill didn't lie unler-I
mean ors', our very noses, we should be
all agos in tue way of pic-nic, and private
excursions 70 visit it, There isn't any.
where Else in Addison County sight 30
i'eauiiful as that which my be seen from
lis top any fine morning; and yet have
near Deighbor-aD,l yho hasn't another
that has lived twenty years here in the
Village. and never yet has been up there.
Last summer from the College Cupola
OF Amherst looked down upon the
scenery which Beecher 50 enthusiast.
cally desarbos in his " J. Ledger novel.
IL, and that spread around you as you
stand on Chipman's Hill. are strikingIy
RI nlar. You stand in the centre, grit
round with rampant Of mountains here
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rTThe Detroit (Mich.) Tribune pub
fishes letter understood - be from Sen
ator Howard, in which referring to the
threats of the Washington Union that
senators who have lccllred their convict
ions beforehand, shall not set in Judge
ment upon President johnson, he says,
1t is generally uniirstool that the
Union is unl Ter the control OF NJ John.
son and his immedittc advisers, aud that
Ia view Of the military preparations now
going on in Maryland aud the other Dor.
der states, such threats can hardly he re-
garded as merely for buneomhe, but that
lie original purpose Of the president to
attempt violence upon Congress has be-
come deepened aud intensified under the
inalign influences of lis private advisers "
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Wo. king Womcn's Home in New York

Anoig the philanthropic enter
prises Of the day we find none which
promises the accomplishment Of more real
'ol to Il most needy class, than the
Working Womcns Home at New York
city, which is to day to be thrown open
for the reception of tenants. The "lIousc"
is a large building on Elizabeth Street,
formerly occupied as tenement house,
giving shelter not long ago TO over ninety
families 1t was purchased by a corpora
ton, rllitcl and furnished at an cror-
nous expense, and is designed for the use
Of the working women of New York not
as a charity, bat to prevent the suffering
and temptations to which these poor,
needy working women ale exposed, unI er
the present system. The dcsi N is cxcell-
ent and its success is assured for it is
established on right principles to prevent
abuses common TO charitable institutions.
and yet, to accomplish its misio The
prize for board AMI washing is fixed at
50, p per week, giving access to DOR
mitury. nine common rooms, eleven in
dustrial and business rooms, with all other
necessary minor apartments for sanitary
purposes.
The building is six stories high. Its
basement contains laundry, engine aud
boiler room, drying-r;om, ironing room,
kitchen, akery, twelve b ulin. y, ms and
eight cellars, with roomy passages leading
to all these
On the first floor are the recepton
room, 81 feet by -, the Office and count
ing room, first, second and third parlors,
very spacious, and Il dining room where
five hundred can sit down to eat. The
Three p,rlors, which are thrown together
so as 10 beredlly one capacious apartment,
~ by G9 !ert. are very pleasantly fur.
nished AMI ghted, and are enriched by
private mun.fi;cnce with important in
strumentS both Of practical utility and
refinement A bradbury" piano, a
Mason 6 Hamlin Organ, four of Wilcox
& Gibbs sewing machines are among the
contributions. The library parlor i. vet
unfinished with books and periodicals
anil Contributions are solicited. The
second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth floors
contain in the aggregate eighty dormito.
ries, accommodating four hundred and
eighty guests. The superintendent of
the establishment is entrusted to Mr..
Halliday who has 50 long worked faith
fully and indefatigably for the House of
Industry 1t would seem that nothing
has been spared in The way of facilities for
cleanliness and womanly order, for per-
feet ventilation and temperature, for the
perfection Of agreeable and wholesome
food, and for convenience AMI case in
every respect
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Thad Stephens OF Pennsylvis who has
bsen quito sick with dropsy Of the chest
is convalescent.
The Union club Of Lansingburg, n
Y defeated the Unions Of Morrisana,
Tu, sday, 20 to 81.
Clic'go is eating frogs voraciously thus
sssfoo, and has already consumed lOo.-
900, with the expectation Of triplins the
number next year. At the sherman
Home and leading hotels they are regu-
Iarly announced ON the bill Of fare, and
r adj, accepted as relief from the de-
tesIable "blue beef"
Gen John L Mulf1rd received his
commission q, collector Of internal reve-
nue. Mt Richmond, Va, on Tuesday.
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DON'T BE IN TOO GREAT A IIvERY TO
restore your grey hair 10 its natural color,
Don't expect one or two applications OF
'l}arrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
TO make white hair jet black, for il is not
dye, but gntc stlmuant, Fry two
bottles, and then If your grey hairs have
not disappeared, the money will be reiun-
ded to you. 1t is warranted 10 restore
the hair to its original color.
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M A r. r I T. d .

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ADAMS-l.ANGwoHrIiY- this Villa tic
24'hi by Rev. J.. $. Walker MIR, Sins G.
Adams of st. Louis NO., to Miss Carrie \. Lang
worthy of this Village.
Our thanks due to the fair bride for gcrcr-
Gus supply Of Wedding cake Our hest wishes ac-
rom arv Mr.. Mrs. Adams to their home in the
W,st, that their sky may ever he unclouded and
Dc nestle enjoymentS increase.
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NOTICE.

To non-rcsilcnts, propreors of the town Of
Salisbury. in the County OF Add IN. are hereby
notified that tic Taxes assessed by said town
within the year next proceeding This GATE. rem la
in whole unpaid on the following deserted lands
in sal town; 14I acres set in the list to Avery
\ Pomerov, and being part Of the ORIGINAL
Ministerial Right Also % set H. the list to
Peter Goodrich, and being the same LAM purchased
by Amos Goo rich OF Benjamnc Smtwlcv. which
shall sell 50 much OF said land to satisfy said
taxes ana all legal charges rs the law directs NJ
pubic ven 'uc on the 2Gth October A. ID. 1867,
at one o'clock in the afternoon ut the Inn vi X X.
Howard, in Salisbury.
JAMES TITUS, COLLECTOR.
Salisbury, Sept -, 1867. 27w3
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

PoIITlCAL NorEs "A mass state TEN.
perance convention WIS held at Lawrence,
Kansas, Wednesday night, addressed by
Senator Pomeroy, ex Gov. Robinson,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan b.
Anthony. Resolutions were passed com
uniting the temperance people TO female
suffrage, and to prevent the repeal OF the
temperance law Of last winter.
The German convention which was
held at Topeka, Kansas, on Monday,
adopted resolutions again,t the Sunda,
and temperance laws, ana refused TO con-
nit themselves TO negro suffrage.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

SAVE Your DoCToR S BuIs-Whcn
DR.. Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will
cure coughs, colds, bleeding a. the lungs,
and arrest the fell destroyer, Consump-
ton. it does more than most physicians
can do. The use of single bottle, cost
Ing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous
HAT they need look no further for the
required aid
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is
clean, safe, and delicious to use. 1t does
not soil the clothing, nor does its use in
!iure the skin, but beauties it, and cures
cl,ap AN ! inrl,s. H. side all kinds Of pam.
Every family should keep bottle Of it
in the house
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

CANT SLEEP NIGHTS. A hackin.
cough, sore throat, difficulty Of breath
Ing, are the results Of hard colds. Goes
Cough lSalsam allays the irritation, gives
ease and rest To the patient, and effects a
permnnent cure OF all lung and pulmonary
complaints.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

The Fenans at Buffalo have received,
by order Of the United States govern
ment, $50 tons of war material captured
from them in the summer campaign Of
1866, and since held at Fort Ontario,
y. Y
The Spanish government has declared
the whole Of the United States as foul
with cholera and yellow fever and that,
in Consequence thereof, all vessels arriv
ing from ports of the United States, must
perform ten days quarantine to foul laz
;rJtto.
Late dates from Salt Lake say the sec
ret difficulty between brigham Young
and Orson Pratt is that Young stopped
l'ratt's checking against the church fun
in the Bank Of England. Pratt says the
fund belongs TO the church, and tina,
Young is not the church, and he has come
home to look into the matter.
Later developed ficts concerning the
recently reported suicide at New York o
Malcolm Melville, the son of the wei
known author, Herman Melville, MAKE
It quite probable that his death was the
result of accident, and 50 the coroner.
jury has decided.
Col G. w. Il Black, editor of til,
Frederick (Nld } Republican was assautcC
in cowardly manner in the street oI
Tuesday 10y Edward Nelson, who wa
armed with club AMI pistol, Tor an arti
Gle which appeared in that paper cIilici.
ing the course of his father, Judge Mel
son. Nelson failed to lnhict the slighles
injury, and left an nglorious field
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

DoN'T READ TIns.-For it tells you
truly that Pyle's Sal,ralus is absolutely
pure, and the only genuine Sa!er"tus to
be found. AK Tor Pyle's Saleratus, and
take no other. His name is on every
package.
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IT. Z. TTUNTON, NNsIItT.
yersennes, December IS, 1866.

An Act relating to the redemption Of Bank Note.
It is hereby enacted by the General assembly
Of the State ct Vermont;
Sec. !. After the expiration OF the charter of
any Bank chartered by this State, OF after the ter
mination Of the existence Of any such bank agree
ably to the laws Of this State; such bank nny
caiise notice to lie published in all the weekly
newspapers of the county where such hank is
located for one full year, setting forth that said
hank will redeem its oatst anding bills, The day OF
the expiration OF its charter or the date Of tho
termination OF its existence aud copy of this
as And upon due publication OF such notice,
neither such bank nor its officers shall lie liable to
any action for the non-redemption OF any Of its
outstanding bills, unless the same shall have been
duly prcsrnted and payment thereof demanded
within tho year aforesaid, at the banking house OF
such bank.
sec. ,. After the expiration Of the charter or
afer the ternina ion Of the existence OF any such
hank as aforesaid, such bank shall cease to he sub
ect TO the operation or liable TO the provisions Of
the siNty-thirl section OF chapter eighty-nine Of
the General Statutes
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect from this
passage.
Approved November 10, ls65. ally
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Alercutio said of his wound,
sit was not Ss deep MS well, or as wide
AS a gate, but it would do"

II" B'tVi Uut II "Vu'u UU'
Plantation Bitters win not raise the deal.
But they cure tho rick exalt the depressed,
Aud render life thing to be enjoyed.
We believe there are millions Of living
witnesses to this fact, Dyspepsia ID a
horrid disease, but Plantation Bilters will
cure it. 1t is u most invigoraiing tonic.
for weakness and mental dependency,
Those who are "out of Sorts should try
Plantation Bitters.
MAGNouA WATER.-A delightful
toilet alticle-supcrior to Cologne, AMI
halt the price. 2iw3
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d 1 E d

~OOO~~~~N-~O~O~~OO~O OO~~~O~OOOO~O0OOOOO
:, kE>nEIL In Granville, Sept. II, 1867, MIS-
Fanny Kcndc aged 7Sycars.
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DICHARDSON'S NEW METH Cd
i 4. Ell rHE pIA NAElIIE


observes our hearty recommendation. N, {.
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"A School that will do excellent Service"-Deulsche
Musk Getting. Phil. ''Soundest, clearc,t, best
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viii supersede every other al the kind. "-Wor-
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Common sense. plain talk, and brevity ."-Boston
Journal present many new and important
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No long dry lessons. nor wearisome exercises,
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OLIVER DTTs0N 4 CO., Publishers, 277 Wash
ugton Street, Boston, 16 e
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EARLY GOODRICu POTATOES

H 3S2 BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.
raised ~ bushels ON quarter ofan acre They
are very early, ot irst quality for the table anil
good all the year. planted four kinds on tho
same land, AID IBIS kind prcduccl double INV
other variety. Rcm-nbcr that 1t costs lust A..
much I" plough, plant ant hoe for small crop
a. Tor large one. Seed Tor sale at two dollars "A
buslnl H. A sup DfIv
Sept. 49, 1867. 9G.u
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BUCKSKIN GLOVES & MTTTENS
NOLLECTION NOTICE.

4 UCTION.
n The subscriber will sell at Public Auc-
ton, on THURSDAY, October 3D., 1867, the
following property, viz:
TIE HOTEL AND FARM,
at New Haven street, one and one quarter
miles from the depot said farm contains l07
acres, under good state Of cultivation is well
watercd, has young Fruit Orchard. House
in good repair, aud is good location for n
public house Also, teen acres of " oolland
having Oh it large quantity Of Pine and
Cedar. For further artculars inquire of the
owner OH the premises.
CHARLES +. VARNEY
New Haven, Sept. II, 1867. - ;3w
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NOTICE.
This j. to notify all persons, that whereas
NV wife. Crlina j. latro. has left my bed aud
hoard wi bout just caue or pr,vocation, hereby
forbid al person, harb ring trusting her on my
account, after this date.
, MOSES TATRO.
Middlebury, Sept. /, 1867.
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DARN FOR SALE.

E'ARM FOR SALE.
= farm IN the east part of Ripton. near n
goo1 saw mil and within sixty rods Of school,
containing one hundred aud w entv ncrcs of lnnd
IN high state Of cultivation, divided into now
ing, pasture and tillage, good wood lot and tim
der land. also, maple trees. tub, and kettles for
making sugar good house, anil barn G3x30. COW
Veheh' Tor Keeping .hecpi about thirty five tons
" nay qilahtitv IT re aud oats aud four hun
urc1 bushels OF potatoes nearly all kids of vc,,-
etahIcs one good cart and other farming tools
horses, sheep and cattle, both cows and oxen.
W. n. COBB.
hPt'H w., sept ~ lH1. 2i;3w%
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NOTICE
~ The existence Of the Bank entitled, "The
President, Directors & Co. Of the Bank OF Yer.
gennes,' chartered by the Legislature OF the State
OF Vermont. and located in Vergenncs, in said
State, was terminated, agrecably to the laws of
said State, on the 22d day OF December, 1865, and
notice is hereby given that said Bank will redeem
its outstanding bills. The following act oi the
Legislature If Vermont is published by direction
Of said Bank BY order Of the directors.
W. 7. PARKER, President.
II. G. HORROR Cashier.
Yersennes, December IS, 1866. @
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lNSI'RANS.

ESTRAYS.
IL Taken mp on the promises Of the subscriber.
August 18Th, NINE COLTS; four black tour red
and one roam. The owner IS requested to provo
property, pay charges, anl take them awav
MILO J. ELLSWORTH.
Cornwall, vt. Aug. ~, 1857.
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FISK & HATCH,

For sale by Banks and Ban';ers generally, Of
whom descriptive Pamphlets aud Maps can lie
obtained and by
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in GoVt Securities,
ASD
Financ al Agents Of the C. p. r. Il. Co.,
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WI Just published, the New National Man =
the United States, showing Our whole dumni,
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific Oceans. md m.
counties Of each State. We want Agents to sell
i everywhere. Great Inducements. Address.
ENSIGN & BRIDCMAN, 20 Bcek.an Street.
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Conversions Of Government Securities
CENTRAL PACIFIC MORTGAGE BONDS

now realize tor the holders about
Twelve to Eighteen Per Cent. Advantage,
WITH THE SAME RATE or INTEREST.
Tho following are the curreut rates, (Septemte
9tl) subject, of course, to slight VARIATIONS iron
dav TO day. We receive In exchange;
US. sixes, 1861, COUPON and pay Difference
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roch Cert;fcoio : oco.,,r,,orioii i'UJiG'o ,r;,b
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Immediately hne steel ilaie Engraving,
at choice from the following list, and one
Ccrtihcate OF Stock, lnsuring one present
III Inc great distribution.
One Dollar EngrGYings. No. l.-"My
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olution. Any person paying US - will re-
ceive either Of the following Steel Plates, at
choice, and two certificates of stock, thus
becoming entitled to two presents. Two
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Interview with his Mother Three Dollar
Lngroyings. Any person payiug Three
Dollars viii recciyethe beautiful Steel Plate
OF " Home from The war; and three GER
titcatos Of stock, becoming entitled to
three presents. -Four Dollar Engravings.
ANY person paying -Four Dollars shall re"
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The Perils Of our Foreiathers," and Four
Certificates of Stock, emitting them to four
presents Five Iollar Engrayings. Any
person who pays Five Dollars shall receive
The large and spiennid steel Plate OF The
Marriage Of Pocahontas."
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