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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
The Legislature.


Nov that the smoke Of the recent Pc.
ltical contest is fast clearing away we
naturally begin to sum up results and
estimate forces md effects. .s. The Leg
islature Is nearly unanimously Repub-
lican, the Eenate.quite so. There can
be no political skirmishlng. The work
to be done, so far as.we can now see,
will be of comparatively small impor-
lance. There will be the usual applica-
tions for extensions of charters and fol
granting new charters to business en-
terprises an ordinary amount at least
of railroad legislation possibly re-
modelling of the fish and militia laws
legalizing grand lists; considering re-
ports of the State Prison and Reform
School patriotic resolutions, &c, &c.
Every member elect. will of course de-
vote his leisure moments between now
and October, to devising some business
to propose to the General Assembly.
In looking over the list Of names we
find fewer than usual that have already
attained prominence before the people,
Others may develop powers not hitherto
known to the public.
Among those that have already at
tanned prominence aud who will prob
ably carry great influence among their
associates are Hon G.. w. Grandey and
,f
T. w, PARK and Hon \. l.. Miner Of
Bennington, Hon TORY Z. Wales of
Chittenden, Hon d. Hibhard Of Essex
Rev l.. A. Dunn and Mr. Geo. G.. Hunt
of Franklin, Messrs Brigham and (ilccd
of Lamoille, Messrs Lyndc and Hinck-
ley of Orange, Mcssrs Proctor, Frisbee
and Wood of Rutland, Messrs Reed and
Langdon of Washington, Messrs Pin
gree, Webber and Converse of Wind
sOr.
The question of who shall be Speaker
will first be canvassed. vs. hope local
and all other foolish considerations may
be ignored, and fitness alone he made
the test Of preferment, II on the one
side geographical eligibility only, and
on the other ripe experience and thor
ough knowledge of the rules and usages
of legislative bodies, together with
ability TO dispatch businsas, the good
sense Of the representative men Of Yer
mont must choose the letter They
will remember that the office il designed
for service, and not for honor. With
out desiring or attempting 10 prejudice
the claims of any gentleman, we may
say that we believe no member who
has been returned would rerve In this
capacity, with more credit to himself
and the state, or more acceptably to the
Assembly, than the Hon George W.
Grandey OF Vergennes, He is eminent
ly qualified for the position. With @
long and active legislative experience
having had eleven or twelve elections
to the House, he hos also had three
years experience es Speaker, when, rs
some one has said OF him, "he presided
with dignity, ruled With decision, de-
cided with impartiality and treated
everyone with the respect that wac due
him.
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ISTER.
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10 promote and protect trade, by enabling its
subscribers TO attain facility and safety in the
granting OF credits, and the recovery OF claims
~ OIL points, have to announce that they WIN,
ono large Quarto volume: The Merchants
Union Mercantile Reference Register, contal n
Of Business. Amount OF Capital, Financial
standing, and Rating AZ to Credit, OF o7eI
fDyo OF me ncipal merchants, traders
les, in more than SO,G0 OF the cities town
VILLAGE and settlements,. throughout the
Provinces OF North America; and rmbrac,pR
the most important Information attainabIe
and necessary TO enable the merchant to as
Degree OF Credit OF such OF his customsrs as
are deemed worthy Of any graduation OF credit.
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In the above named territorial lirnits
On or about the n rxt OF eneh month suhsrri-
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containing, among other things, n record Of
such important changes In the name and con-
dition OF firms, throughout the country, a.
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each haif yearly volume OF tho Mercantile
Reference Register.
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Referenop Register, rrty dollars, $50 y fol-
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Holders Of flve $40 ehnrcs ~ tho Capital ptpcl,
In addition to participating In the profits will
Register free Of charge; holders OF ten shares
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iiierti"1 Returns

Returns from al but II towns in the
state give PaXc a, 799, Edwards, 5000
In 1867 tie same towns gave Page so,
9i7 and Edwards ll,2'o. Gov Page
majority i'll these towns il 2F7O2; hl.
majority last year was 1O,72s-en. il,
crease of 60sl The eleven tnwrs (,
hear from gave Page last year 2ea M
jority. The majority in she state W
not be far from 1900.
We give below the vote for Govern
in Addison County, and also the name,
Of representatives, elected to the Gene.
al Assembly.
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The Senate.
STATE SENATOR'S ELEcTED.

4 81 n l l. EllN ~ lOfNN fi4lIN \ RID
|
Addison County--John NJ Dyer, Sal
isbury; w = Nash, New Haven.
Bennington CouNt,--'nrmon Can
field, Arlington. Martin } Love, Ben
nington.
Caledonia County-Gatcs b Billiard
81 Johnsbury Harley NJ Hall, Burke
Chittenden County-E II Hard, Bur
lington; A b Halbert, Essex L !
Green, Richmond.
Essex County-GcoN Dale, Brighton
Franklin County--Bradley Barlow
st Adams; Henry a Burt, 9wantor
William Il Hutchinson, Euonburgh.
Grand Isle County + Ladd, \,
DurShs
Lamoillc County-Gco " Hcudcc
Morristown.
Orange County Boswell Farnham
Bradford T.. James Hutchinson, Jr,
Braintrec
Orleans County o. " Simpson
Craftsbury WIN G Elkins, Troy,
Rutland County-Ira G Allen, Fair
haven Capen Leonard, Pittsford
Merritt Clark, poultnev. 100
Washington County-Charlcs Dewey
Montpelier; Charles II Heath, Plain
field; jasper II Orcutt, Mortified.
Windham County - David Goodcll
Hoyt II Wheeler.
Windsor County-William il Walk
er, Ludlow f W Anderson. Bethel
Albert Brown, Springfield.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

A new telegrephic discovery Ia An
nounced by Mr. J II Mower, for trans
hitting messages under water without
a wire. Mr. Mower proposes to sink
voltaic piles ON each side of lake or
ocean, and transmit messages by de-
composing line OF particles OF water.
having discovered, as he thinks. thai
such'decomposltion takes place in direct
lines, and ION the same line Of latitude
to an inch" Mr. Mower has evidently
been struck senseless by a scientific
idea that he cannot ooraprehend.
The sheriffs who committed the re-
cent outrage in the Broadway thester
New York, are likely to escape punish,
ment through the neglect of ths district
attorney toprosecute the case In which
case NE should think somebody had
better prosecute the district attorney
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

MAGNOLIA wArE.-A delightful toilet ar
tiole-superior 70 Cologne, and at half the
price. 4OS
Ny wife's Choice, and the whole family pre-
fer il. Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Improved (nsw
style) Hair Rssiorsr or Dressing. tia one bot
tle). Every Drusgst soils II Pries One Dol
lar. l8zw
One needs only to try its virtues to b con-
WINGED Of the sfhoscy Of Johnsons AAodyns
Liuimsnt. No cure. no psy.
CLEAR CAss,--It ID very clear esss that
poisonous drugs destroy health. Impure Sal-
erAtus produce decsyed tssth. bronchitis. and
dyspepsia and general debility. II 70 also
clear that Pyie's Salsrstus Il pure. vholesons.
and efficient. Careful persons uss no other -
Sold BY grOOsrs everywhere In pound packages
full weight.
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EARM FOR SALE.

fFThe subscriber offers for sale the well known
larIn OF the late Norman Boardman, deceased
ing f43 acres on the direct road from Middle
bury to Salisbury and miles from East Mid
dlebury, suitably divided into meadow, pas
ture and tillaEe. There il about 20 acres OF
woodland, estimated to cut or 7 hundred
cords OF wood. A young orchard OF grated
fruit, OF about thiity trees. There is dwell
barns. Terms easy. I also will sell about
as thousand feet n seasoned Bassw God lumber
~ further particulars enquire az CHARLES Z.
Eveyes,
Salisbury. Sept. 7, 1855 4;ti
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JUSTICES WEYBRIDGE.- L. S.
Wright, A. d. Hayward, G, s. IIar-


Wright, A. d. Hayward, G., s, IIar-
rington, John Brittell, Jehial Wright.
MIDDLE8URY--J. w, Stewart, J. NJ,
Slade, l. W, Clark, ]. H. Simmons, E.
N. 6tearns, E, d, Munger, ], S. Bush.
nell, T, MCLEOD, Norman Upper, J.
Mcdonald.
MoNKToN.-P. X. Gage Ethan Law.
renee, z. Hiar, r. Atwood, T. l. Beers
III. p, Stilson, Nj, C. French.
New HAvEs.-E. S. Bottom Oliver
smith, j. NJ. IAngdon, Le-is Buddell
s. Cowlos, A, +. Roscoe II, g, Gift
ford.
VERGENNEs.-G, W Grandey, j. L
Roberts, j. II. Lucia, S. NJ. Southland
ID. b. Allen.
SALIsBURY.- III. Weeks, Chester
Kingsley. Q. E. Everts, o. S. Spencer,
Hiram Atwood.
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L'ARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber Offers for sale that well
known and valuable farm In Alstead, N. H.,
owned by the late Aaron =. Rowland de-
ceased, known as the John Chandler farm, SIT
uaie about two miles southerly OF Paper MIN
Village, on the road to Keene, and easterly
from Bellows Falls, VT, some flve miles con-
tanning about two hundred and forty aerel.
hfty-fve ncres OF which IL valuable wood and
timber land. These is also n good sugar orch
ard and good sugar house on the premises and
the remainder OF the land Ia suitably divided
into moving, pasture and tillage. The old APP
pie orchard has lately been replenished with
young fruit trees There Is a good two-story
dwelling house on the premises, well painted
and blinded and in good repair two large
barns and barn cellars, one of said baria
nearly new, ana all In good repair; there 10
also n new corn barn ON the premises. The
Louise and barns are well supplied with run
ming water. Persons desiring to purchase are
Invited To examine the premises and the crorA
OF the Present season thereon, and may refer
10 Bolvsr Lowell, Esq, OF Alstead, N. A.. who
Mill lhow the pramtsee and give the terms OF
sale. HENRY u. ROWLAND,
" Wall st., New York City,
Aug. 10. l6oe. 4aSw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Great harm and discomfort is caused by the
use OF purgatyes which grippe end rack the
system. parsons Purgstiyes Pills" are free
from all impure matter, and are mild and
health giving In their operation.
At this season Of the year. cramps and palms
In the stomsoh and bowels, dysentery disr-
rh0A, 40, are quito common, and should he
checked at once. johnson Anodyns Liniment
beat article that can be used In ell such oases
and should be kept in every family.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Contents Of the Galaxy for Septem-
Der: Kit Crate, Story OF True Love /:
The Annals OF Angling The Mystery
OF Mrs Brown; When Dreams are Trn-
est; Facetiae of the War The Answer
ing Voice; For Lilo Beechdale; Mid
summer Cholera and its Oriental
sources Words end their Usea Miss
Fslth; Great Awakening; The Galaxy
MISCELLANY Drift Wood Literature
and Art Nebule.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

BRA tDoN.-Thc graded school opened
in this place, yesterday morning, under
the charge of Mr. J. S. CiIley, formerly
of Williston, with Ave assistants. Several
Of the citizens were present at the opening,
and brief addresses were made on the oc
casion. The building, which was three
stories high, has boon thoroughly remod,
eled during the past summer, making il
but two storirS with high rooms, and
neatly finished, with various improve
mens, a, Il cost of over $l6, 600.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

A hoetlor At Geneva, n, Y, was recca-
lily burned to death by the explosion of a
kerosene lantern in the room where lie
was sleeping.
1t is denied that Bayard Clark, an
American, was killed by the recent rail-
ray disaster in Wales he was on the train
but escaped injury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

The Republican majority for the glor-
ious old Banner County" Addison, il.
3l20, III this Is included 05 votes cast
in Orwell for Hon Edward Seymour
The vote in 1867 wss as follows; Page
1858; Edwards, 252. Majority In 1857,
2a0l. Gain IN Republican majority
$50. Gain In Republican vote this year
over last, ITO, This result shows what
work will do. Now prepare for the Sd
Of November, when we will give Grant
and Colfax "a rouser Push on the col
umn, Republicans Of Addison County
Lincoln is the banner town Of the Coun-
ty. Three cheers for Lincoln, with her
POI square, honest Republicans.
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DIED..

THohAs-At Fountain Prairie. Wisconsin.
August 2Dd, OF cholera innAntum. Everett Nit
chell, son ofoyrus and Angie W. TAoEAAs, sgss
Q mopthA NJ dAyA ...-cU
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

10000 COPIES SOLD
" OF FHE
j u B L 4 II IL
4 collection Of Sacred Music for Cholrs Singing
Schools. Musical Conventions. &C.. by l. D.
EMERSON suihor Of "Hsrp Of Judah "'Golden
Wreath, Merry Chimes" &C., lie
Tho Best Book for ChoIs
The As Book for School,
The BED Book for Socet.s.
The Best Book for Coacsntsor~
The Bes Book for Practice.
The Best Book for Social Sailgiag.
The Bess Bok for Yanzse.
tn Best Book for all Shgera
Suited TO all deaomlnations-An oeeasions-All
capacities
In Its Singing School Exsrcisss-In its
Glses, Part-Songs, &c.-In its An
thsms and Sentences - In Its
Chants and Selections-In
Ito variety Of Hymn
Tunes.
Pxlcs ll.s sent postpaid OLIVER DIgsoN
&&5 ~ NsshinStsR ~ R2Ss2R M
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

MEMBER OF CoNGREss,-The follow
ing Is the vote cast In this District for
Member OF Congress on Tuesday, so far
as received:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Hours Ar HoaL-Tho September
number OF thla cxceilsn. monthly contains;
hu'ld'nc Eras in Religion The chsplet
OF fesris; A Chsi ~i'h Adolphe
Ihicn Amusmert and the Church; A
Soa Shell st Helena ,hs Religion of
Jafan, fho May FIosor Ghl; What is
Death ; College Educ,:ion and the Col
ored Recc Extracts from IN old Unpub-
lished journal ireland and the Irish
Church Julia Dean; Books of the
month.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

The contest in Middlebury in the
election Of Town Representative was
very spirited, ard the balloting contin-
ued until midnight. The following is
the result OF the different ballots:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Pollard. the we'll known historian of
the Lost Cause" announces his in
tention to commence, at an early day,
in New York, weekly periodical to be
called the Pamphlet. He proposes "a
style Of discussing topics. which, re-
fiecting something Of the dignity and
effect of elevating the political contests
of the day, and bringing the intelli-
gence Of the ccu TRY into closer COM
munion with public affairs" He is q
pretty fellow to do 1t.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

1nE EcLEcrIc Fok SErrAuHsR.-Ex.
bELLIsHMENr, HoN, Arson BuRLrNG,
AVE Projected Expeditions TO the North
roi'; British Arms and SolJiery Ancient
and Moie;u; The latest Lsvgiver; Cardi-
nal Wolsey Story Of piece of chalk;
he earth @agre; On nsture g. Human
Nature Leaves from ity NJ iiterran.an
Journal Jupiter w';hout HE Satellites;
Westminster A'tsy tconc'ud,d); Beauti,
iul 10Y ever La Ft'ar,e Pas=se; Disap~
pcar"nce- 4 Lore Mn; Ths Great +.
ci'P'r Ut hrg. lY;!Ioc. Arson iiurlingame;
rC'.ry, Notes on Cocks. Ar; Science;
Vsric,icA
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

No.otVotes 6O4 600 GIT Sol 500 4sl 1852
Upon the announcement Of the 9th
ballot, Messrs Hammond and Stewart
declined in favor Of Mr. Calvin Hill,
who was elected on the 9TH ballot -
Then ended contest commenced and
carried through with great earnestnese.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

dellDeratlOn or history, VIII have the
effect of elevating the political contests
of the day, and bringing the intelli
gence Of the coz ltry into closer COM
munion with public affairs" He Ia q
pretty fellow TO do 1t.
Two Matthias girls, Regina and Mary,
dial II, Riverside, N. j., irnm burns
| caused by the explosion o' ful lamp
which they were filling.
The roy ucdc-trian mach, 'tra+u
| Weston, P.yn, and Others. wh.th - p"
begin on Friday, Vac postponed "a. i" nYr
| row, on account Of the ram.
Five hundred dollars in premTums il
offered for b,sc.bll playing ut the eri
cultural fair at ~. Louis Nj. IN D.
ober. Which is it--sgricultura IT m .
| chanical.
A wall Of the Lutheran rhprrl, in pro
ce'- %: .rection at SirAcuse. Y T, tn
on Friday. precip t1ting >ig 3rkul ..
thirty feet and lnjuring one uf ..en NOR
tally.
The Prus,iaa ship Germanis, which
sailed on an arctic expeditions has spoken
again, this time in latitude 80 degrees and
80 minutes, and 10 longitude 80 Jegrse-
east.
The Pendleton escort which went to
/ the democratic convention at New York,
still owes a bill of $500 10 that CITY for
"whiskey drank upon the premises; "and
the saloon keeper, good democat, is I'm,
able to collect it.
A democratic state convention is called ir
Louisiana, to meet on the 30th, for ths
nomination of congressman and presidential
electors, and alternates in the places o.
those who may be found ineligible under
the fourteenth amendment.
| Nearly all the votes on the steamboat:
and cars thus far reported have been lar
gely in favor Of Grant and Colfax, bu
this is hardly a fair test, Rs the great mas
of democratic voters arc not travelling
people any more than they are reading
people,
l Toe Mobile Register, praising the dem
ocrats, says that rebel soldier can tall
with northern democrat upon politica
subjects with as much assurance ofsym
pathy, and common aim and purpose, al
he could feel in talking with one Of BIZ
: old comrades in arms.
Mr. Pendleton il anxious about Ohio
When he got home, the other day, III
telegraphed to Gen McClernand, chair
man of the Ohio democratic committee
"Just got home. The condition of til,
canvass in Ohio is such that | mus
withdraw all my appointments in ILL
nois."
Judge Jerry BlacE lately said that
President Buchanan had known befor
his death that Frank Blair was to be th'
democratic candidate for vice presiden
the old mans heart would have broker
with indignation,
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DRACTICAL BUSINESS PREPA.
l. RATION

COMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BOSTON.
Grateful tor ,he very generoas reliance repoeed
In him for more than quarter Of a century, the
subscriber hopes, with increase experience and
uutiring efforts for the interests Of his students
to merit and receive y continuance OF confidence.
GEORGRN. CONFER. NJ, Principal.
Catalogues and Circulars, giving full informs
ton, with Mr. Corners works on Pennanship,
Book Keeping, Navigation, &c, sent by mail, OF
m'y be had free at the College, 1923 Washington
Street, corner Of West Street, Boston. 94m2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
NOTICE,

The perton who took my FORCE PUMP will
save trouble by returning it soon.
29t o. s. DICKINSON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

An American gentleman from Con,
stantinople is in New York, with a view
to obtain a location in some southern state
for a colony Of 200 Armenian families.
The Armenians are of the Japhetic race
and of the Christian faith. having q con.
fession differing from the Protestant and
Catholic, thong b resembling the latter
They have founded many European col.
onies and it is thought they will be a val.
liable element in our nationality.
September having an in il, the oyster
trade will forthwith improve, though a
friend of ours ate the bivalves all of last
month, and, satisfied his conscience
by spelling August "Orgust." 1t may be
interesting to persons who are fond Of
Saddle Rock oysters to know that there
are no such mollusks in existence, The
famous Saddle Rock gave out long ago
and the name is transferred to any large
oyster that happens to come into th'
market.
The papers don't compliment the quail
ity Of the religion found by John Allen
"The Wickedest Man in New York,
and one says that he does not pretend Il
have found any. But he holds dali.
prayer meetings in the den which wa
his dance house. at which he makes him
sell as ostentatiously and boistcrously busy
as il he were arranging cotilllon. =
When called upon for his experience
on Tuesday, he talked nothing but bosh
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-22
FrLghtmI Prophecies.

coHcEeSIyG TIE EyB or ALL THINGS
Are mar'e ly religions enthusiasts: and, on the
other band Phil0sep hers insist that tho centre Of
the Earth is s mass Of hre-that tho poles Of the
Eerth will one day be at the Equator, aud that
the Sun is gradually fading Talk Ike this is
very terrible; but Pcndiug such wholesale calam-
lilies; il viii be as well for each member Of society
70 take cara Of his or her health, aud leave the
rest 90 rroyideucc.
The end comes pfematurely to all who neglect
the preservation Of that inestimablc blessing.
suHes liver disease. dysPepsia, chronic constipu-
tiau or any other aimcnt to take its course un-
checked and It win assurally shorten life. It
cannot be said ;Aat the means Of protesting the
system osainst the prgdisposiug causing Of dis
eoze are withheld. The constitutions and ply
sgue IF the least robust may be so strengthened
aud fortified by course ofIIGSTETTER'S Of STO-
MACH BITTEBS as to render them all but in
vulnerable. not only TO the attacks of epidemic
disorders, hHt also 10 the ordinary complaints
which prevail in au countries and at an seasons
If he Immense Importance of PROTECTIVE
MEDICATION were universally understood
this Incompatible vegetable antidote, which is
already the most popular tonic in the world
would everywhere BE ciassed among The staples Of
life. and no FAMILY would dare TO be without it
The tIae may arrive when this viii be the case,
for every year adds hundreds Of thousands to the
list Of those wha use it.