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express any preference, we must choose
dpm the candidates of other Counties.
If this section presents no candidate,
I'VE think it proper that Mr. Woodbridge's
lsl, ,essor be taken from Rutland Coun-
.ty, II is expected that the names of
three citizens of that County, Judge
Kellogg, Col NeaZey and Mr. Dorr, VIII
he presented to the Conventions. In
that event, we trust that Col Wheelock
q Nea2ey will receive the entire sup
port of Bennington County.
We do not consider it probable that
Mr. DORIS name will be received with
any considerable favor IN this section.
lie has been honored 10y the people of
his County in years past and We pre-
sumo has served them faithfully. But
we do not think his public life furnish
O. any ground upon which he can claim
the nomination. If it is To he given as
n reward for past services, surely Judge
Kellogg should have the preference. If
a selection is to be made on the better
grounds of ability for present service
and promise of future usefulness, we
think Col NcaZcy has superior claim.
Judge Kellogg can be held III no
higher respect by the people OF his own
, section than he is 10y the citizens OF
Remington County. In the perlor-
nance of his official duties rs u Judge
of the Supreme Court during several
years, he became well known among
! u.. He WAS obliged by i'll health to re-
sign that position, to the great regret oi
| all who had witnessed his faithful and
honest discharge of his judicial duties.
| But we fear that the same state of health
! which compelled him to resign his seat
upon the Bench, wouldprovent his Civ
! ing to the business of the House the
constant attendance and hard Labor
which the duties ola legislator demand
| We believe that younger and stronger
| man would be of more use to the state
and however much we may be inclined
| to honor those who have spent theil
| best years in the public service, We
must remember that the House OF Rep
resentatives is properly aplace OF active
labor and not of dignified retirement,
Col Veazey is well and favorably
known in every portion OF our District
! During the war he was q brave ana Ell
| ficient officer of our volunteers. FOL
the past four years he has ably reported
the decisions of our Supreme Court. -
Ue gained i'm college reputation fol
practical knowledge. His Republican
| ism is of the sterling kind, and he viii
need no reminders from his constitu
ent4 to keep him in the party lines
We are assured by those who have
known him well that his friends cal
rely upon what he says, and will Away
know where to find him. Natura
ability, good education, service in TIN
field, legal knowledge, industrious hab
its, devotion to principle, and fidelit,
to friends, are good qualifications for
member of Congress. Such things n
the friends ofother candidates may con
slider Col Veazey's Disqualification w
shall notice hereafter.-l Manchestc
Journal.
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The CONGRESSIONAL Question.

The Republicans of the First nistrict
will soon lie called upon to nominate a
candidate for election tothe FOrty-First
Congress. 1t is to be hoped they are
not insensible to the Importance of ma
king good selection. They should re-
member that the influence of their State
largely depends upon the ability and
conduct Of those who represent II In the
National Legislature. They must be
aware that in times like these their rep
resentatiVe should be one whom habit,
inclination and health will enable To
give a constant and laborious attention
TO public affairs. They are not likely to
forget, after the lessons of the past three
wears, the necessity of choosing one
who will he faithful TO his constituents
and true to principles of his party.
We believe that rotation In Office is
needed 10 preserve the purity Of legisla-
tive bodies, and TO secure to the people
a proper influence over the conduct OF
their public servants. We believe that
exceptions should sometimes be made
i'm favor OF those who have displayed
unusual ability In the discharge OF pub,
lie duties. We believe the present rep
resentative Of the First Congressional
District has done nothing to entitle tC
exemption from the operation OF this
salutary rule. Having served six years
as q member Of the House, neither he
nor his friends can justly complain II
his seat il given to some equally COM
petent man from another section of the
District.
Believing that another person should
he chosen 10 represent the District, we
should certainly be pleased to present
the claims of citizen of our owl Ooun-
ty. But we understand that no such
candidate will DO brought forward, and
that whatever claims Bennington Coun
ty has in that direction Will be waived
for the present, Consequently, If We
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John Gardner of Montreal fell UNI
der the cars at st Adams, on Monday
evening, while getting on after they
had started, and was crushed to death.
Two barns belonging to f f Hutch
ms at Westfield were burned a few
nights ago, cause, pipe smoking there
in; loss covered by Insurance.
The corner stone of the Freewill
Baptist seminary at Waterbury will be
laid on Wednesday, and G w Willard
is to be the orator of the day.
The Democratic State Convention
will meet at Montpelier on Friday, Ju-
ly II, at IL o'clock a. m. to nominate
candidates for State officers acd endorse
the New York convention.
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THE WOUNDED BIRD FLrrrERs

THE WOUNDED BIRD FLUTTERs. -
From the "iuttering" we infer that n
communication which we recently
published, signed Radical Republican,"
was quite too pointed too suit the tastes
of the friends of that "invulnerable' NJ
c. and candidate for Congress who is
desciibed by anonymousc correspondents
from Washington as the Sunshine of
the Vermont delegation" &c. We ask
our honorable friends of the Herald
and Nelmonter to DIsPROvE, if they
can, the statements there made,a and not
content themselves with the general a.
sertion that we are abusing Nj Wood
bridge,
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Rufus Ludwig, who killed his wife at-
ter being married TO her only eleven days
was hanged at Salisbury. n. c., June 70.
lie wenr on the scatiold smoking cigar,
and made n long harangue to the specta-
tors, protracting it beyond the time ap-
pointed for his execution. Finally the
officers compelled him TO cease, when
VIOLENT struggle took place the prisoner
making desperate exertions to free him
self and escape, until he was eyerpowers
ep and fairly strangled to death.
Fix Minister Charles Francis Adams
sailed for home, Saturday.
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JoSFPH fLkMISG, Druggist,
No. 81 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
Sir II take great pleasure IN stating that. after
having suffered iroln dyspepsia Tor about fifteen
years, at some periods much more than others, |
have been entirely cured by the use ii Coos Dls-
pepsa Cure. Ny itiends Know that Of late Years
my case has been AN extreme one had great
suffering IRON eating ANY kind oi food, and
average would vomit about one third VI nay meals
in a sour indigesti5le mass. When the severe al
tacks would come, | would lose all strength aud
be utterly helpless. Some Of the attacks would
be severe that for days together would not
retain anything on my stomach save little dry
toast and tea. For wears | knew not what II
was to pass five consecutive hours Without in
tense pain. From the time took tue first dose
OF this medicine ! ceased vomiting, gradually all
soreness passed away. and flesh and strength re
tumel. and ever since haN been ablr u eat auS
Kind OF food set upon tho table. SIX mouth
have now passed without ANY sNmpt ms vi th-
return ut the disease Nh case was consi,iegs,l BY
all, even physicians sO marvellous, that for time
it was feared it might lie fictitious but am nov
so we'll convinced that ! have been not merely
relieved, but permanently cured, that can con
scientiously recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure t.
al victims OF dyspepsia. lSAAC AlhhN.
Late pastor Of the Beaver ~ NJ +. Church Alls--
ghany.
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WORLD AT HOME, For June contains
Madame De Chamdley; The Private
Lottery a Vampire Woodland Mu;
sic The Last Days of a German Revo-
lotion, You Did not Come; Modist :
Alice and the Angel Journeying in
Spain; Social Grievances King Lud-
wig of Bavaria Living Natural Life /;
Home Department; Juvenile Deparis
ment; Fashion Department Editorial
Department Summary of News; Corner
Cupboard Music and Recipes Address
publishers of World ut Home" Sl4
Chestnut st. Philadelphia Pa.
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CONCLUSIVE klInkNCE.

MN HAVtS Ct, June l. 1867.
Messrs. L. Il. CLARE Il Co.
Gents being anxious, from the great benefit
derived, To assist in spreading the fame ct Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, l would state my case Some
thing over a year ago, | had a violent attack OF
Diarroea, which lasted eight weeks, during which
time employed three physicians, but without re
lief until / tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure. The first
dose helped me | took it three times day for
week and was entirely cured and believe TODAY
that it saved my life Being attacked in similar
way this season, took one dose, which put me
all right would advise every family to keep
it ON hand ready for immediate use, in care OF
Summer or Bowel Complaints c, DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ, and We
can voueh for the abeve statement being true.
+. ARNOLD ( 90.
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1900 REWARD.

The Selectmen of the Town of Shore
ham will pay five hundred dollars re-
ward to any person who will furnish
such information as shall lead to the
arrest and conviction of the person who
placed a bottle containing poisonous
liquor in the wheelwTight shop of An
toine Decelle in Shoreham on the night
of the 18th day of June, 1868
GERMAN CUTTING)
II. h. WRIGHT, Selectmen
ELMER BARNUM,
Shoreham, VI, June ~, 1868.
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NORMAL MUslC School our read
ers will remember that the Yer
mont Normal Music School is to COM
mence at Poullncy, VT, next Monday.
Prof Perkins, the Principal, Is an ener-
pctic worker, is well acquainted with
his business, and has had large cXpc-
rience in the management of such
schools. Ms Hall and Mr. Cobb are al
80 well known n. skillful performers
and successful teachers. Poulmey j., a
delightful place in summer and there
are excellent facilities Ior board and
pianos for use, at reasonable rate, in
tho Ripley Female College and in pri-
Vatc familit- Those who wish tu
spend few weeks pleasantly and obtain
sound musical instruction AT small
expense should not fail to attend the
Normal.
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Onward. right onward,
Into the Valley of Death.
Rode the Six Hundred

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into
millions, than the doomed band who rode to
swirl destruction in Tennyson's poem, is the
great cavalcade of unhappy men who are
rushing to untimely graves followed by the
gaunt spectre Dyspepsia This is all wrong.
and should cease Plantation BitteIs, the
great stomaehio Pain Killer, cures Dyspep-
sia, Heartburn Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness,
and all symptoms Of kindred character as if by
magic. For Languor, Lassitude, great Weak
ness and Mental Depression. they have q most
wonderful effect.
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Mr.. Lester Sexton, wholesale merchant OF 80
years. in Milwaukee, one oi the most reliable aud
careful men in the state, u..dei iate
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan, "A, 1eG6
Messrs. {. q. CLARE \ Co., New Maven, Conn.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dvspep-
sid Cure and it has proved perfectly satisfactory
as remedy. | have no Hesitation in saving
that We have received great benefit from its use.
Very respectfully.
(Signed) LFSIFR StAlON
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BY special request We insert the fol-
lowing, but douot hold ourself respon-
sihle for the manner in which the SUBJ
.iect is treated.
Nix EDITOR. The manner in which
the editor of the Ncrmontcr' meets the
arguments that have appeared in The
last two numbers Of the Register plain
~ indicates that he does not deal fairly
with his opponents. He treats them
az unworthy of his exalted notice, save
In Il scandaloue. and unmanly manner
Ii must be a pleasing reflection for this
unprecedented specimen fomniscience
in The solitary moments of his retire
ment, to scan the peculiar construction
of his own organism, and compare II
with the inferior minds of his apparent
fellow beings. Only think, nothing
proceeds from himself, hut that bears
on It, invisible organs of motion, the
perfume, andcXcellence, and wisdom OF
,.lestial forms, while the cmanations of
other minds il reab silly he0ddir. There
IL n law that governs not only the beast,
. Int intelligent civilized man, viz that
like Is sought by like, but in the in
stance of this editor, we discovcra strili-
ing anomaly. Here n being OF pcrfcc-
ton, cnndescends to drop from his high
estate, and dwell with men, no wonder
ne l. not appreciated, He is beyono
comprehension. The futhOule-s depths
of his genius defy the mental probe o
mortals. His finely constituted organ
ism sickens at the sight Of food whicl
Grants to ordinary men, health unt
happiness. But yet ho inte', moeeS, "n'
arf with men. Ought we not 10 be con
tented. NJ oRrAL-s
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PRoCLAAIATIoN OF AMNESTY. Alter
Il half column of "whereases' the Pres
ident announces fun pardon TO all On
Gagged in tho late rebellion, except To
such as are under indictment, in the
following terms;
Be it known that l, Andrew johnson
president of the United States, do by
virtue of the constitution and i'll the
name of the people of the United States
hereby proclaim asld declare uncondi-
tionally and without reservation, to all
and to every person who directly or in
directly ticipated in the late insur-
rection or rebellion, excepting such per-
son or persons as may he under present
ment OF indictment in amy court OF the
United States having competent luns-
dietion, upon q charge Of treason OF
other felony, q full pardon and amnesty
Tor the offense of treason against the
United States or of adhering to theil
enemies during the late civil war, with
il restoration of all rights of property,
except as TO slaves, and except Us tC
slaves, and except alsoQs TO any prop
erty on which any person may have
been legally Invested, under the laws OF
the United States. In testimony where
of, have signed these presents with
my hand and have caused the senl Of
tho United States Obc hcrcunto aftiXcd,
Certain parties interested in the sale
uf other Mowers, having represented
that the Knilftn Moving Machine Co.
has removed it, shop to Wisconsin, nno
that anyone buying that Mower, cam
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Thurlow Weed is improving, but will
not go to Europe, this weak
The republicans of the sixth Michigan
district on Tuesday nominated Randolph
Strickland for Congress, The district is
now held by Mr. briggs.
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I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the
estate OF ELLEN r. THATCHER,
late OF Shoreham, in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the 11th OF May
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We
do therefore hereby give notice that viii attend
to the business OF our said appointment at the
Tuesday Of September and November next, from
one O'Clock p m, until four O'Clock p. m on
each OF said days.
Dated at Or, ell this 9th day OF June, 1865,
&c; THOMAS, Com'ers.
l5;3w r. d, HALL,
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--O,R StHooLDAr VISITOR, For July,
has been received, and is full Of good
things, in pictures, prose and poetry. 1t
has very deservcdly received the most
hattcring> Communications from press and
people all over the country, and we do
not hesitate TO pronounce ii one OF the
best, 4 cheapest, and most merltorions
Magazines of its cla,s in this country. -
The contents for j uly comprise the follow
ing.
Adventures of Tom Rope, chapter VII
by :. &. w. Benjamin, illustrated Ru-
Tiers Boat, by Jacob Abbott; Growing
Weary, by J. ID. Vinton; the Unusual
Snuff BOX, illustrated, by August Bell /;
Nellie May and Clara Bell, by Kate
WOODLAND; another Ghost Story, by
Geo. W. Bungay; Beginning Right,
Dialogue, by f. ii. Traiton; CAROLS
Old Slate, by Hattie Herbert; Carl Ru-
dolph, How he was Lost. illuitrated, by
Sophie May The Twin Trees. by j. n.
Thomas Pity Pats Prayer, by Mrs. {.
ii. Gildersleevs; Our New Baby, Illus
trated, by AnDa j. auckland The Emp
ty Nest, by Linda Warfeli Nellie's Red
Nose, by Nj. c.; Our Stairway, Enigmas,
Rebu4es, Problems, g.; "Ten Little In
juns," Funny Song and Chorus, with
Piano Or Organ accompaniment; hy Sep
Winner
! Send for Specimen number. J. DAuGu'
ADAY q Co., Publishers, 424 Walnut
! Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A GENTS WANTED-For the Best
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Largest inducements offered. For circulars, ad-
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IN THE DISTRICT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES for the District of Yer
rupt-ln Bankuptcy-To whom II may Concern:
The undersigned hersLygives notice ofhis appoint
ment as assignee of A. J. Marshall OF Middlebury,
in the county of Addison and State OF Vermont,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Of said District.
Dated at Burlington, In said District, the 29th
day OF June, A. d. 1868.
IS;w3 WIN. II. HOYT, Assignee.
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lou viii see how soon 1t will j-pel our bal
feelings and gloom, iureLoiing~ How soon it
will chase away ans -pscio, ut DN~pep.ia. How
soon it will give N1u new Lille and Nirur ami hoN
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TUESDAY. JULY I, 1868.

To Advertisers. An Communication, sd
vertisements or notices ior publication must be
banded in previous TO 3 PM. Saturdays 10 secure
insertion, as we are Obliged TO go to press al an
early hour on Mondays.
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Tor SALE.
i The subscriber offers for sale his House and
Lot ON Pleasant Street. In the village Of Middle
bury, Also, a Row acres OF woodland and small
meadow and orchard adjacent about tsnr miles
sart Of the village. Persons wishing TO purchase
should apply soon. o. WOOSTER
Middlebury, July 6, ie6s, ie;9w
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TnE ECLECuC FOR JLIY.-Contains
Establishment, "rhc Black Brunswicker,
Westminster Abby Popular Exposition
of Science; The Science of War; The
Holy Land st. George and the Drag
on; NJ Rouher Minister Of France
Singular Fulfilment Of Prediction The
Education Of Women; Imposture and
Credulity Ideal Women Veniilators and
Ventilation; Spring Days; American
Letters from Europe; The NightsWan,
derer of an Afghan Fort A Night in
the 1omba; The Blockade An Episode
of the end of the Empire (ConcludedQ /;
Writing Machine for the Blind Poetry {;
Notes on Books Science Varieties,
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MARRIED..

| SARaRNr-McCUE.-In Middlsbury, OH tho I'd
hst.. by tie Rev. G. Graves, Mr.. John H. Sar-
aent and Miss Sicily McCue, all OF Middlebnry.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will also be found invaluable in cases OF DiaIhea
Dysentsry, Collie, Summer Complaints Gripping,
ach.
Sold by Druggists in city OF country every
where at 81 per bottle, OF by application to
C.G, CLARK & CO.,
lIeowly Sole Proprietors, New Haven, Ct
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II Is a sovereign Remedy while for Fever and
Ague and all those diseases which are generated
in a miasmati, climate. IL is II certain preventive
and cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon uui tatcmeut, We APPEND
few unsolicited Testimonials from those who posi-
tun in society and reputation a, citizens viii
place their evidence hey ond all question. and
carry with them strength and conviction to the
most incredulous
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-07-07

U7k TO 5000 per month salary paid
ED u to Agts. male or female, to introduce
our Pat, ut Everlasting White Wire Clothes Lines.
Address the American Wire Co., IS William.st.,
n. \. or 1s Dearborn-st., Chicago. l5iiw
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The rraul! Of the election upon the
new constitution IN N,asissipPi is not
ksown even now. seseral days aiIrr the
election is over, hit ii seems most proha-
ble that the claim OF the democrats 'Jrue
and that thay have carried the state and
secured the defeat of the new cunstitu
ton by n smaIl majority Gen Mellow
ell. commander OF the fourth military
district, which includes Mississippi and
Alabama, has just been superseded by Cen
Gllem, and Gov Humphreys OF Missls'
e,ppi has taken out q writ Of quo warran~
to against Gen AmeF, Gen McDowell'a
appointee rs governor Of the state, res
curing him TO appear in November TO
show by what authority he claims to be,
and TO exercise the authority of governor.
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Is urged upon the attention and trial OF sufferers
from this most horrible ut all Diseases D,spep-
STA shows its iayasta in Thousand different form,
in fact, all disorders al the Stomach and Bowels
with all their conn laint9 such AS Sick lleaJuch.
Heartburn Oppression, general .ense Ut unea, J.
ness and feeling that You are not we'll Food
distresse@ you, rises and suurs your stomach
breath is bad skin Cat times flushed aud hot
don't feel a4 il you c1ul move ct stir about and
worst OF all, Indigestion or Constipation ATE
nothing more or less than Dyspepsia lhou.ands
upon thousand, suffer and tile This way aud Meth
Ell themselves "r IlN sicians know what all, them
except that they are -srell diving
Reader, VIZ repeat it this il all Dlspcp.n. II
You would have pIu"t al statement It YOU
would save yourselves and children from nn eally
grave, it you would have health energy aud
strength, again We beg '"u TO try one hottie Ut
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hdye'tlo~, .Sri Hemtrche, .So,oness on
Ac'oty " S""och, Rising IF fGod,
fHtale"cn Las,d0eie, Jieui
ness, Bho"saess, Lier Com-
plant, ttHaIly te,mla-
miig IL Death.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

NOTICE.
~ The undersigned wants to ssA OF lat loo
acres Of grass. COLUMBUS SMITH,
lb1w West Salisbury, Vt.
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fhi, wcrl,'-reuowned REMEDY Tor the untaiing
cure OF