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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-05-26
EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Animal Taxes
upon Incomes, Special Taxes, Silver Plate, and
Gold Watches, have become due and PAYABLE, q nd
thst will be present, in person or hy deputy, at
the following times and places to receive the
same
AT Stevens Hotel, in Vergennes, ON Tuesday,
June 2, 1868.
At the Addison House, in Middlehury. on We'd
nesday, June 3.
Br the terms of the law, all persons neglecting
TO pay these taxes arc required to paw penalty
OF ten per cent upon the amount thereof tog ether
with fee of 20 cents for notice.
Taxes may be sent by other parties, a. receirts
will in all cases lie given All unpaid taxes upon
April aud other lists, may he paid at these times
and places. JOSEPH POLAND.
Collector 1st Dist. Vt.
Montpelier. Nav IL, 1868. saw
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Montpelier. May -, 1868.
A GENTS WANTED.

For Littlelield's Pure Line Engraving Of GENERAL.
GRANT. The only accurate Portrait of our Next
PRESIDENT. Published by his sanction and APPROX
military friends. '"
PRICES-Artists Preols, SIP; India Proofs
&c Plain Proofs, $3.50. Address
y. NJ. SOUTHARD. vcrgeunes. VI.
n, General Agent.
House, and the bookstore of J. II. Simmon. c Co
where subscriptions will he received.
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DUCKLEY'S BANJO GUIDE.

Containing Elementary Principles New Easy
and Progressive Exercises, Songs, Dances and
Melodies. Many Of them never before published
This new Book Tor the Banjo has been prepared
by Mr.. JAMES BUCKLEY, who has had twenty six
years experience as teacher and player and
will Ice found to ho superior to ali former publica.
tions of its class 1t contains over one hundred
q the very best pieces of music for the Banjo.
Price, 50 cents. Sent postpaid. OLIVER DIT
sun & CO., Publishers, Boston.
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INHE PAIN KILLER

4 |, both an Internal anl E>trtuai Remedy
THE PALS KILLER
Should he Used at the iir.t minifr-t.tti,,n. ~
Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN KILLER
Don tail 10 keep in the house read, for use.
THE PA KILLER
Is an almost certain cure Tor Cholera aud ha>
without doubt, been more successful IN curing
thi, terrible li,ra than any other known rem.
edN. OF eNn the most eminent and shilllul plA j.
cioh,. In India lrica and China where this
dreadful disease j. ever more or l-ss rrc, alcni
the ram KILLER i considered bN the native, Il,
well a. l'N European Resident. in those climates.
a sure remedy.
THE PAIN KILLER
Each bottle i 'rapprI with FIJI direction, ior
its Use.
THE PAIN KILLER
Si''h'in"N. 1;iw
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DHYSlCl ANS AND CLERGYMEN

Testify I" the merits Of
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIlN HAIR RE
NEWER.
la restoring GRAY HAIR To it, original color
aud pr"m"tng its growth. 1t makes the hair
soft and gl"tNv. The old in appearance are made
Young again. II is the hest
HAIR DRESSING
ever used. II remoNcs dandruif umd all curry
eruptiuns. /; does nat stain the kin.
tDui Treatise ON the Hair sent free l., mail.
beware oi the numerous preparations which are
sold upon oar reputation.
X. l.. II ILL., Il co. Nashua. y IT, prnnii.tor,.
fnr ale l\ all druggists. .:4M
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DINK'S ORGAN SCHOOL

Carefully Revised with the German Directions
and Terms translated into English, and the Pedal
Part written on a separate stan, The whole ed.
tied by w. I. Best. new and valuable edition
instruction, for the formation of a correct style Of
organ playing and the mastery o.! the instrument
in all its varied resources Price, in -iv parts
each $50; in one VOL, cl, 5000. Mailed, post
uaid. OLIVER OLSON 4 CO., Publisher. Bos-
ton. 7;U
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TuE MUSICAL SCALE.

i By Horace p. RIDDLE. This work ], an
effort 10 throw some light upon subject which
ha, received the attention OF ir~t-clqss minds at
diff rent periods. MANY new principle, are cH
planned, and the facts laid down are all capable oil
demonstration: but whether the ha-i, OF induce
tion is sufficiently broad and fran to sustain the
conclusions given is a question -ubmittc TO the
Judgment of the reader. Price 5l.2i. Mailed
postpaid. OLIVER D1THHN 90 Publishers.
Boston. ';it
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Mrs ANDERsoN.-Mrs c VI Ander-
son, wife of the Rev James Anderson
of Manchester died, of Erysipelas, in
New York city ON the l4th inst. She
was there for medical advice and treat
ment, and had tumor removed which
il was feared might he cancer Five
days later erysipelas appeared in anoth-
cr part of the body, seemingly having
no connection with the amputation and
death ensued in five days after the at
lack. Mrs Anderson'S life work was in
the interest of religion and humanity,
and many besides her immediate con-
nections and relatives, will pay to her
memory the tribute of II silent tear, as
tAe recollection of her words of eneOur-
agement and sympathy. come to them
on the reception of this sad news. II
may truly be said that cher private
deeds and tokens of personal kindness
and affection may he safely left among
the treasures Of memory to all those
who may have been the subjects o.
them" She is removed from the scene,
of her earthly labors and usefulness, but
her christian influence will nevel
cease to be felt while time lasts.
d. G. Linsley of Burlington, has Oh
his fine place young elk, sent hin
from the line of the Northern Pacific
Railroad.
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hR. =. !. TOBIAS
pI 4 ND\IE HE SNnI'Ig

- Pl'LMONlC LIFE SYRUP.
For the Cure al Incl pirnt Consumption, Coughs.
Colds, Group, Asthma, Liver Complaints Dvs-
peIAi;, and General Debility. For -., eral wears
have been ur Ell by Kind friend, who hay E used
and been benefited hv my Life syrup, tn put it
up Tor general -ale; hutlc knov the large eN
pensc, now that the country i, hou,eI with Pat
ent Medicin' ;, winch attend the same. For lslts
past was reluctant To dc II. A. the capital re-
quired would be large. and did not wish to cur
tail the operations OF my Venetian lini.ncnt bus
mess, Bat, thanks to the .encrom, public. who
have appreciated my Venetian l.inimeut, am
now able 10 dc -. without any deiriment tn my
large Imsines, in that medicine. The foundation
oi my success ! attribute to attending to the
manufacture ri every drop mN,eli, aud shall lu
the same in regard Ia nv Pumouc Lille Syrup.
The ingredients are perfectly harme, hut act on
the Lungs and Liver with astonishing effect
Prize" 80 cent, Depot, No. III turtlandi ~ rect,
New l"ik, near Jersey Git, Ferry sold l., III.
Druggists and Si"Iekeeper>. Jaw
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uTATE OF vERMONT-District of

~ Addison ss
lie Probate Court for the District Of Add Oh.
Ia all persons interested in the estate ct
ADRlIA LAGRO,
late OF NliddleGury deceased. Greeting
- iod are hereby notified to appear before said
Probate Court, at a session thereof to be held al
Tho Probate Office in lliddlebury, in said district
on Monday, the 10Th day Of June next. (l5C5) at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, If any
yon have, why the account Of Geo. Hammond, ad-
mini'trator OF the estate OF said deceased should
mol be allowed, and such order or decree made a.
may he necessary to eluse the settlement Of said
estate.
Dated at Middlohury, this 22dday of Nav 1865
5;3w JED 5 BUSHNELL, Register
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A p A n &c.
IA would paralyze the world Of fashion It
Were
'LAlMED EVERY WHERE

PROCLAIMED EVERY WHERE
that henceorih no laiy or gentleman could change
the color Of their hair with saet,. Yet such
NOsld he the
DkEADl IT. III LkMaIA
"i bath sexes, il that genial. bal amic posoile. S.,
and peerless preparation.
CRlSiADOkOS HAIR DYE
were stricken of the roll vi toilet luNurir. No
danger "i that however. II il not liI da,, bat
Ton all time.
Manufactured hy j. CRlSlADOi:O, as Maiden
Lane, New l"rL. Soldhv ala lru,9,sl, Applied
by all hair dresser. g'iw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-05-26

DANkRIPltN. - fdFtleS lulcuulnR u
take the benefit of the bankrupt act are
reminded that unless their petitions are
! filed before the LIST of June, discharge
cannot be obtained without the pay
ment of fifty per cent of their indebted.
ness.
The whole number of petitions alrea'
dy filed in the District of Vermont is
| one hundred and thirty.
BURLINGToN.-Gcorge Styles, boy
about fifteen years old, son of Mr.. Rob-
ert S. Styles of Burlington, on Tuesday
forenoon, while feeding one of the
presses in his fathers printing estab-
lishment, had two fingers of his right
hand severed just above the first joint,
and the end of q third cruelty mangled.
BENNINGTON & RUTLAND RAIL
RoAD.-On and after May % until fur
thcr notice, trains leave. Rutland on
this road for Bennington, State Line
and intermediate stations, ut 500 a. m.
and 2:05 p. IN. Returning, arrive at
Rutland at 1885 a. m. and 1000 p. m
Trains arrive at state Line with trains
of the Troy & Boston Railroad.
RUTLAND.-Atit its recent meeting the
village of Rutland decided to build q
reservoir, to issue bonds to the amount
of 500, 900 for procuring sufficient sup
ply of water, and voted to raise 60 cents
on the dollar for the purpose of defray-
ing expenses and paying debts.-The
National BANK of Rutland has purchas-
ed for $4,000 lot on Merchants Row and
will erect handsome and substantial
banking house at once.-Business pros
poets for the immediate future are full
of promise. The buildings to be erected
this year will excel those of any pre-
vious year both in number and excel
ence.-The grocery of b w Marshall
was burglarously entered ON Tuesday
night and the money drawers rifled of
their nts.-Crampton's new block
is going up rapidly.
Old Merritt Leonard, the Fairfax
burglar, feels glad to get back to the st
Adams jail which he unceremoniously
left a few days since. When they man
acled him on wrists and ankles he COM
mented, "rd just as lives wear 'em AZ
watch chains.n
a BEAUTIFUL SIGHT. Having visit
ed many of the fiocks ofamateur breed
ers in the middle and western States we
turn to our own, renowned for its fine
fiocks of merinos, To note comparisons
and differences.
BY invitation we paid Il visit TO the
tlocks OIL. :. & r.. w. Poet ofC Cornwall.
In all candur We must say that their
party of fifty lambs surpassed in beauty
and excellence our heightened expect
ations.
In build, style, extreme wooliness,
uniformity and apparent vigor of con-
stitution, they are hard to beat.
All hut one are the get of their young
buck Petroleum" This ram, judging
from his'lambs is destined to rank with
the first in our county. His pedigree is
all that is desired, and his shearing
qualities quite up or beyond the point
of some of our noted bucks at his age.
His second fleece, ian unfavorable age
reached II lbs and 4 ozs.
He is low, stocky, medium-sized
buck, and turns out lambs of great uni
tormity and style. \ visit will verify
to amy one this statement. The propri-
etor. have recently refused for him $1,000
The offer was made by the agent off. b.
Hoyt of California. He cannot be pur-
chased for twice that sum. &c.
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GRACEs CELEBRArEp SANE

cures in a very short time cuts, burns. scalls
wounds, bruises, spriins, erysipeas, salt rheum,
iing worm, chaGpet hands hollis, frozen limbs,
ielons, chilblains, &c.
II is prompt in action, removes pain at ones,
amt reduces the most angry looking swellings aud
'nilammations, as II by magic,-ihus arordng
relief and a complete cure.
SETH w: FOWlE & son, Boston, PROPRIETOR.
Sold by all druggists, Grocers and at all coun-
Try at"ies. g;lw
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HAND PRESSES FOR SALE.

Two Hand Presses in good condition will be
>od soon. at bargain. one is " Madison
Press square frame very large size he'!' and l.
good a, new. 1t has hcen used for printing a
newspaper and for job work. The other is Rust
patent. 2Gx3Sl! bed, acorn shaped top. work.
easily and i, IN good condition. Apply At. or adj
dress kEGlSl LIZ plfl'f.
Mildlebury, Vt, May 9, lSSs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-05-26

Has nature an antidote for acquired diseasesY
The Plantation Bitters, prepared by DR.. Drake.
Of New York, have no doubt benefited and
cured more persons of Dyspepsia. Nervousness.
Sour Stomach, Loss OF Appetite, Sinking Weak
ness, General Debility, and Mental Despond-
ency, than any other article in existence
They are composed Of the purest roots and
herbs, carefully prepared, to be taken as u
tonic and gentle stimulant They are COM
posed of the purest roots and herbs, carefully
| prepared. to he taken as o tonic and gentle
stimulant They are adapted to any age or
| condition Of life, and are extensively popular
with mothers and persons Of sedentary habits.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superor 70 Cologne. and at half the
price. +Otf
The GnEAT Music HALL ORGAN. Since the
introduction of this noble instrument. higher
standard of Organ music has been presented
to the public and every Wednesday and Sat-
urday noon, people from different portions OF
the country who happen to journeying through
the city, gather to listen to the tones of the
! grand King OF instruments, and thus the taste
for purer style of Organ music. has, in de-
llgree, been created, Even those who have long
studied the Piano, are beginning to desire a
class of music with sustained chords and sus-
pended harmonies, and many are introducing
into their homes the American Organs, manu-
featured by s. D. & II W. Smith. Of
Boston, which the excellent Organ pieces may
be so finely rendered and enjoyed in the parlor
These instruments have also greatly assisted in
elevating the taste toward better class Of music
and have been very efficient in developing the
latent talent in the home circle Boston Pos
De Soto when he visited the sheres Of Amer
lea, sought long and arduously for the "Sprinl
of perpetual youth" that those who batheG
therein might never grow old in appearance
People Of our day have in part discovered
substitute for this unbound spring in Ring
Vegetable Ambrosia, q few applications of which
gives to white or gray hair that dark, strong
and glossy appearance peculiar to youthful
beauty. Ifany of our readers doubt this, lie
them try bottle and be convinced Of the trutl
of our assertion
More Economical, Remarkable Certainty o
prompt action, in fact, every good quality
guaranteed for Mrs. B. A. Aliens Improves
, (aew style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in on
6Otue.) Every Druggist sells il. Price On
Dollar.
The Truth in a Nut Shell.-The man.
KINDS Of common Saleratus found in narks
[ are weak impure, and unhealthy, and defrau
the purchaser of his money. Pyle's Saleratu
is entirely free from all those objections II
great sale proves its popularity. Sold b
4 grocers everywhere, in pound packages.
, II is true of most cathartic medicines MOI
offered for sale, that they leave the bowels 10
10 bid csstiye state. Parsons Purgativs Pill
leave the bowels in healthy..conditiOn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-05-26
'NERRIBLE FIRE IN BRANDON

All line, are terrible just in proportion To their
de,lrncii,en e>> to lie and property. But anks
to cd Vulcan. tlu- far here in Brandon We haNe
been happily exempt from his devastating lower
and consequently am able to msar the %iai Nv
ina announcement that at the
BRANDON BOOK STORE
your readers, and Others, Mr.. Editor, will find
constantly on hand large assortment of st hoal
Toy. Blank and Miscellaneous Book Stationery
fevery description Home and Foreign Stereos.
copic Views. Quarto Bibles, Albums, Games,
Base Balls, Pocket Cutlery, Initial Paper, Sewing
Machine Casters. "WEED' SEWING MACHINE
Fancy Guods, and ''but why attempt an ehum-
GRAFTON z You will here find everything usually
kept at II iir>t-class country Bookstore Tell the
dear people 50 and now mind, don't fail ia
peak oi our gorgeous patterns OF
w A l. l. u A L + II
Why, We have "lois OF EN-, and at prices which
il i, believed will compare iavurablv with those
at anN others here or e. >ewlere. Several thou.-
aud dollars worth already sold With the assur-
aucr iriemd, that fully appreciate YOUR past Ia
Nnr> and hope to merit them in the future.
! remain YOUR uh scrvt.
e. G.. SLASON.
Bookseller aud Ne-,d.aler.
Brandon. VI. MAJ 1stiS
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GENERAL. GRANT.
Bv Albert ID. Richardson, wa. written v;,h a..
sanction OF the ihstriou. General and /. I'm, ,nI,,
tnIlN authentic and authorized Biography of him,
and will contain mass of impnrtaut and ;ut,.r
es'ins matter M other book hIs or can Obtain
Don get Life OF Grant with page. Tiled with
thois IN their easy chair, at home, at odd hours
cnreles'ly am lnrriedlv. being consequently, nm,
reliable and sold cheapN zone offered even ,yiyr.
the name Incorrectly. Mr.. Richardson spent
nearly year exclusively ON thi. work, visiting
localities, conver-ing with eyewitness. and
seeking vouchers, and he gives fresh. spark liny
original truthful Book Tiled with Fnrravinrs'
and which will he accepted as the srAxpIgn ,ori
on "enersl Grant. We pay the highest rpnm,
si"n> Circulars sent Appl, to
AMERICAN frBlISHING CO.
"'"" Hartford Conn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-05-26

The great Qpiefiag Remedy for Children.
Contain, NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG: sure to Regulate The Rorels
allays all Pain corrects Acidity Of the
stomach makes SICK and weak children
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels and
all complaints arising from the effects Of
Teething, Call for Mother Bailey's Qmetin9
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
. Sold by Druggists and NJ dealers in Med
ione
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The Dem
ocratic Convention for the First Congress
sional District, was held ut Middlebnry
on Wednesday, J. @. Hawkins Esq +,
of Brandon, presiding, with George G.
Adams of Middlebury and l.. L Shuiliti
of Plainfeld Secretaries.
.Jehn Cain, Esq, of Rutland, was nom.
mated as the candidate ftr Congress.
Emerson K. Wright, Esq, of Middle-
bury and G. II Simmons of Bennington
were elected delegates to the Democratic
National Convention.
j. @. Hawkins, Esq, of Brandon was
chosen Presidential elector for the District
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SPRlNG AND SUMMER STYLES
~ FOR 1868.
ST RECEIv We'd,
WIN. SLADE.

have also . large lot
ID x ESS 4 CLOAK TkIIIMI\GS
Bullion frnge- aud heading t, match. Dr,,, D,t-
tons, silk aud jet, Teal Cuncy l.accs Guim,re
l-aees. Thread l.aceS, Velvet Ribbons, &c.
would not forget Ia mention tn, hay. r.
cei'e,i this day line assortment ui Summer S,cL .
my and good line vi White &, ITS. JacLon
Best Lawn, Brilliants, pigue, Mull. camhric,
Drilling, &c, Hosiery by The doz or single nair
summer Glover, in Kid. aud Iisle Tire. i. a iar,e
line oi Linen Collars ani Cuffs, also LmbrniJ.ry
Se'' nnd Real Thread Lace Collar, Linen Hand.
kerchi.is, hemmed stitched, plain aud lace French
'"r~e'S and Brahling pattern; also
LADIES TRAVELLING Baskets
In Zephyr Wors eds WE CANNOT RE BFAI
Ladies, don forget tina, SHADES il the pac. to eel
REAL HAIR Switches
to match all shades OF hair Hair Brails PM.
f1aits and Curls, Soaps Perlumery
hope the Ladies will not forget that te.,
constantly On hand
FANCY HEAD DRESSES AND DRESS CAPS
All the above articles offer Ch.au ior fash
and thanking the public i"r past avois Solicit
continuance III the came.
Middlebury, April %, 1865. a,
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T CONSTANTLY ON HAND

y Willow and Splint Baskets,
Brooms, Pals. Tubs, Wash Boards,
Mop Silks, Wood Bowls. Chop
Trays. Keller Tubs, Bail Buckets.
Rattan Stable BroomS, Shaker Brush
Brooms, House Brushes Of all kinds,
Door Mats Of all kinds, Bed Cords
Clolhe, Lines and Clothes Pins.
Union Carpet Sweepers, Feather
Dn~tcrs, lee Cream FreeZers at
NEWMAN WEEKS K CO.'S.
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Iowa History.

Inc following letter Ia the Burlington
f1'TE<3ff explains .t-elf: and. a. il CON-
Germs al important point Of Iowa hl-to-
~, will doubtless prove Interesting to
many readers:
EDITORS HAWK EYE-I have Rad
the letter OF our Goyernor-Ner-i.l--
Peter Cooper aud Others. Published .v
You to-day. IL contains tie fn!loyfny
statement.
The first permanent settlement in
what i TOW Iowa, was made in the
county OF Lee. i'll the .o.gtl,a-..
psart Of the Stale, less G.4A r1-tT ge[rrs
ago"
His Exee.!ency has made a. mi.tsk.
o. taigty-laFe- gsars- The fret settle
Ment Of Lee county wss mad :,
Montrose. opposite Ssuyoo. by Ionl.
Hoaors lesson. in l7s5. In tia. wear
lie located Al Montr0L bull. . 49,.
and stDrehouse 10 trade with Tia 1T.
ans. enclosed them with .ta..ssde
p..>ntf1 al orchard and enclosed a h -.