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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-08
LITERARY NOTICES.

AN OLD FRIEND IN A NEW DRE55.
We are pleased To announce that +
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well known during the past ten years
among earnest sabbath school WORKERS
of all denominations, is to appear the
first of January in a new and greatly
improved form. Every subject connec-
ted with the most successful manage
ment of the Sunday school, in all its
varied departments, with intelligence
on the subject from different parts of
the world, are found in its columns. We
advise every superintendent, teacher,
and parent, interested in the religious
instruction of the young, to send to the
publishers for sample copy, which can
be obtained FREE on application.
We have received from the publisher,
c. w. Willard, Montpelier, The Geog-
raphy and History of Vermont, by S.
II. Hall, LII. ID. also the Constitution
of the United States, with notes and
questions, second edition, revised by p.
II, White. The book is recommended
by the Board of Education of Vermont,
for use in the schools of the State 1t
has a map of the State, also separate
map for each county, Is divided into
two parts, the first relating to the geog-
raphy and the second to the history of
the State, and seems well adapted to the
purpose for which it was designed.
PETERsoN,s MAGAZINE for January is already
out. The superb Colored Berlin Pattern alone
is worth tw ice the price of the Number Then
there are two Steel Engrayings, one Of them,
Mud Pies" With the cunningest little child
rem; double sized Colored Steel Fashion Plate !;
and more than tify wood-cuts of Fashions,
Embroideries and other Patterns. Specimens
sent gratis to persons getting up clubs. AID
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Philadelphia, Pa.
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Bad enough to look and feel bad yourself
but no excuse for having Jour horse lolk and
feel badly. when for a small sum you can buy
"Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders, -
which given in grain two or three times we * +,
will make him look and feel well,
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A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. l. F, Ward Avon, loran Co, O.
Messls. STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Druggists, Cleye-
land.
Gentlemen-It gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the
Use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for
number Of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia
accompanied with violent paroxysyms of consti-
patton which So Frustrated her that she was all
the while, for months urabie TO do any thing
She took at your instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure
and mas derived great benefit from it, and is now
comparatively well. She regards this medicine as
a great blessing. frav yours. l.. +. WARD
lau 10, 1868
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Renne is in lnek. lie has struck lie without
boring anybody. Renne's Pain-K lling Magic
Oil is his "Oil Bank and OIL City without the
smell of Oil, Rennes Magic Oil is an institu-
ton, necessity. A certain cure for all kind
Of pain.
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BEST PAPER IN VERMONT !

Foi Current .ate News from every County, cacl
week. For Vermont Historical Ske;cAc-, D.o-
graphical Sketches Of Nc.monters, Obituary NJ
tees Of Nemonters, aud in all re Il ects State
P1per, rs welcome in and applicable to. one por-
dion u The state as nnother.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers being appointed o., the
Probate CoUr, for the District Of Addison, Com
mis-ioncr+, to receive. examine and Just all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of MABlLLA II. JENISON,
late Of Shoreham, in sad district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands eXhitited in offset
hereto and six months from the 18Th day Of Nov
being allowed By said Court for thar purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice httwe will attend
10 the business If our said appointment at the
yelling house # Marvin North. in Shorehan. on
the third Saturday Of Dee. and April next, from
nine o'clock a. m. until tour O'Clock p m. on
each of said days.
Dated at Shorehau, this ?5,h lay Of Nov, 1868
gG3w d. c. SMITH, No'n ers'
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FOR GROUP,

me Balsam viii te found Invaluable. and NAV
always re relied upon in the most extreme oases
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( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" We, the subscribers being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands OF all persons against the es-
tate Of CALVIN G. TlLDEN.
late OF Midlebury in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;
aud six months from the 10th day Of Nov. being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
Probate Office, in Middleburv. ON the Third Tues
DAYS OF December and April next, from nine
o'clock AM, until four o'clock I'M, on each of
sail days.
Dated at Mildlclury, this 18Th day Of Novem-
Der, Al. 1873.
I'D. TWITCHELL,
CHAS. ID. LANE
5. S. ROCKWELL
BOWS Commissioners.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This !, to 1--WE notice. that on the I7th dav
of November, A. u, 1865, Warrant IN Bank
ruutcy was issued against the Estate Of William
". Fitch Of Brilport, in the County of Addison
and State Of Vermont, who has been adjudgel Il
Bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
Of any debts, and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such Bankrupt, to him. or for his use, an
tie transfer of any property to him. are forbidden
10y law; that a meeting of the Creditors Of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
nr more As-i.neos Of bis Estate, viii be held at a
Court ct Bankruptcy, to be holden AT the Office OF
l. J.. Lawrence Esq,, in Burlington, in the
County of Chitten.en and State Of Vermont be.
fore l.. l.. Lawrence, Esq Register, ON the | lth
day Of December, \. d. 1853 at 10 o'clock A. m.
T.. A. oMALLEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger.
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WHOOplNG COUGH.

The te .iimony Of all who have used It for this
it invariably relieves and cures it,
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCEl
AGENTS WANTED

We W! pay agents who will 'cyote thcr,ai.ro
time to c'nva ing for The NrRlo>r RI corn AND
FAEMtH, a liberal saarr by tie day. week. ar
month. We want good agents in cve'y town auI
county in the SAFE. to work for ms from ur,, 7
February l, 1859 Write To- Il, aud yet pr. form.
Allre>> al communications to
TINS VERMONT Record AND FANNIE.
J'FS nrattleh.o IT
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CLERGYMEN.

TIE Hcv, Lac Aiken, of lleshany testiiesp
that it has cured him, after all other rene lies la
failed.
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your tn oat wet with the Bnlsam-taking
little and oiten-and you will verv soon find relief
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a. ERNONTERS
Ire requested to note that The Publisher ct
Tie Vermont RECORD anil FARMER

Intends to spare neither money nor labor to nyke
his tn.
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield at once to steady use Of this great remedy
1t will succeed in giving relief where all other rem
edies have failed.
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This department is lied by c. HonAca HUI
BARD. E'q President of the Springfield Ieiiatl
tua! Society.
TERMS.
s. 81 per year; S1.25 for sis months. - cent.
Tor thrce months; 81 cents per month for ANY
time less than three months In Clubs OF live ant
over to one address, g per year for each s.lsci..
ton. 10 club subscriber, taken for les, than a.
full year.
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TERNONT FAR.NERS


Especially, arc called upon to note that we iu.oud
~ II the proper support to d'vvtc more space than
M uth'r uaurr i'm fills State to
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT,
CHEST 4 LUNGS.

DO not delay procuring and Immediately taking
Goes Cough Blsam, when troubled with any eli
he above named difficulties. They are all pre
monitory symptoms Of Consumption and if not
arrested, will sooner or later sweep you away
into the valley Of shadows from which none cal,
over return.
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An Act in amendment Of section one of
chapter fifteen of the General Statues,
relating 10 town meetings.
b is hereby ssadsd, &c.
SIC. /. Section one Of chapter fifteen
Of the General Statues, is hereby amen>
asd 90 as 10 read ss fol uns; All ciliz Ms
exempt from taxation in consequence OF
having arrived al the ag. Of seventy years,
shall, during their residence IN any towns
he legal voters 10 DOWN meeting
SIC. z. This ~ shall take effect from
iss passage.
approved, No,smbes ~, 1868.
ITO BE- uoatI&sd)
The New York herald., 1868-02-06
THE STATE CAPITAL.


A Bitter Rtghr In Prospect Over the Police
Com ommiissioncrsbip-Tbe M Neminnttou OF Ex-
Com ptroiIcr Brennan Uncoudittoneily De-
minded By Tnmmasy-tlopes Of n Revelt In
the Rural Dstricts-Tho Impeachment OF
Cauni Omcers-Pnssage IN the senate Of
the Biii for Three Months Liquor Licenses.
AtBxSr, Feb Q, 1868
The vestbuls Of fhs Delavan House might easily be
m,s,akea Tor the City Hall this morning. large
tho ga.hsrps Of the no.ahies from that locality. The
attraction ws the contest for Police Commissioner and
amoag others presons tand are) Comptroller Con-
molly, Peter b swssny. Sheriff 0Brieu, County Clerk
Low ana Alderman Conan. Judge Bowling represents
the judiciary and Hon. John Morrissey, representing
Congress- are also here whe Mayor Houanps expected
Evss John A. Groen I'll the way from Syracuse, pro,
bably toasad the opposition In breaking the Taunsuy
slata
When I olossd my isster yssssrdsy sll the drsrea,
elements IN the Struggle had been set oose again The
rammauyitsa he'd revoked che bargain 70 support No
iAushiiA aad boldly sxprssssd shss dsssrussasa !,
The New York herald., 1868-02-06
LOUISIANA.


Proceediugs In che RecsustructioS Couvsn-
tiOn.
New OsrxAss, Feb. s, 1868.
Tho Louisiana Reconstruction Convention TO day ap-
pointed committee to investigate the city charter and
report what changes necessary
The vote yesterday on the question OF mixed scno0s
was almost unanimous
Articles las 70 las, under the title ''AlitiA" were
adopted to-day Citizens disfranchssd BY reconstruc-
tlon the constitution not liable TO militia duty.
Militia officers arc 70 take the oath prescribed Tor
Dnited States army officers and State officers Article
1l6 prescribing method for amending the constitution,
calls for majority Of voters 70 raty the amendment
The Convention adjourned
Order Of General Hancock-Case Of the New
Orleans street CommissiOaer-Anothor Ap-
poinement.
General Hancock In Special Order No 20, issued 70.
day, directs the investigation Of the charges Of NAL.
fsasauce in office against Street Commissioner Baker TO
be stopped directs the District Attorney to take charge
OF tho matter and take such action may be proper
and necessary, proceeding by due course Of law.
Baker removed from olnce and George D. Field sp-
pointed in his place.
Tho same order appoints Arthur GasneI a. Recorder
Of the Second district no having been declared BY tho
Supreme Court ineligible when elected but now eligible.
The New York herald., 1868-02-06

'ne SECRETARY has detailed Special Commissioner or the
Revenue D. A Wells and Special Agent Dr. o. r.
Presley late Assessor Of tho Buffalo district confrees
aud consulting advisers ON pshal OF the department
A Hill Reinting 60 an international Copy
right Law.
The joint committee on the library have had under
consideration for timo tho question OF an inter-
national copyright law Their deliberations have ter
minated IN tangible shape so far 10 authorize Mr..
hadw'n OF Massachusetts,, chairman Of the House por-
ton or the committee. report bill TO that effect. II
expected Mr. Baldwin will report the bill tomorrow.
Cause Of the Nou-Prcsentatien Of Minister
Thornton to the President.
IL Is assumed that the why Mr. Thornton. the
nov brtish Minister not presented yesterday 10
the President As arranged, because the President
desired 70 advise with the Cabinet the Alabama claims
and other questions before he should reply the usual
speech Of the Minister made on such occasions Mr..
thornton was emily informed Of tho postponement OF
the ceremony yesterday morning. It expected that
will occur tomorrow, when the exact condition OF
relations with England will be touched upon by tho
President The event excss good deal Of interest in
diplomatic oirclss
Proposed Reduction Of the Armv.
Tho Committee Appropriations will report
. rrovIso 70 the Army Appropriation bill
looking TO reduction OF the regular army No
new appointments are TO be made, except graduates
OF West Point until the army is reduced to twenty-five
regiments Of infantry, regiments Of cavalry and
Eve Of artillery Tho proviso will have the effect Of
Guiding civilians oncen rom tho military forces,
while II will only = very gradual reduction OF the
army. -
Threatened Famine In Sweden.
The President to-day sent to the House q communca
from our Consul at Stockholm. dated November %. In
which he reports to the Department Of State that owing
to the loss by failure Of the crops In Sweden north Of
Stockholm, much suffering exists and famine
10 threatened unless speedy relief bs OK.
tended TO them. The government has made
an appropriation for assistance and through private
subscriptions In the Scandinavian countries, In
England and Russia msagre supply Of food is likely
to reach them In time The mild autumn greatly favon
thcm iu shis respect This country 90 little favored BY
nature has, by Industry, intelligence and tho modern
appliances been able to grow surplus Of cereals over
the consumption. Tho present year, however, will
necesstats large imports from Russia and elsewhere
The New York herald., 1868-02-06
MASSACHUSETTS.
The National Commercial Convention nt Bos.
tan-Eiection Of Permanent Officers.
BosToN, Feb. s, 1858

The National Commercial Convention nt Bos.
BosToN, Feb. s, 1868
The National Commercial Convention assembled in
Mechanics Hall at eleven o'clock this morning.
Charles c. Nazro president Of the Boston Board Of
Trade called the delegates order and delivered the
opening address,
Frederick Fralsy, Of Philadelphia, was then chosen
temporary president, and committee from each Board
Of Trade represented appointed permanent or
ganzaon and rules. recess was then taken.
On rcassembng permanent organization OF the
Commercial Convention was made as foiows:-Presi-
dent W. Fox, OF st. LOUIS Vice Presidents at large.
Merrill and George B.gs:ss By States
J. T. Mum, of Illinois; J. v. Lee, OF Virginia; G A.
King, OF Ohio; A. W. Fagin, Of Missouri; ". d. Med
berry, OF Wisconsin: ID. G Hersey, Of Maine; A.
Dewitt Of California; g. 8. Lobdsll, Of Della
Biaksiy, OF Minnesota; 7. W. Bareywaite. Of Iowa
julius Dow. Of Kentucky. secrstaries-H. A. Hill Of
Boston, r. Beatty, Of Illinois: Jason Parker. OF Buff
IA O.; Thomas A. Winan, OF Cincinnati; j. O. Sage, OF
Ohio; Edward Butts Of Delaware.
President Fox conducted TO the chair BY General
dross stating tho duty OF the convention was to do
could to unite tue commercial and industrial IN
OF tho country In bonds Of alliance for public
good.
TIC rules governing the United States House OF
Repressn adopted with the exception that
ber should speak but once on any subject
After completing other preliminary business the Con-
venton adjourned TO ten O'Clock tomorrow morning
After the adjournment the delegates accepted nvi.
grand sleigh rds about the city and suburbs,
followed by a concert In Music Hall Tomorrow after
noon ladies' Of tho delegates have sleigh ride. and
ia the evening banquet viii take place IN the Music
Hall, by invitation OF the city authorities
The New York herald., 1868-02-06

Prices Obtained Within the Past Week.
Now that the seghing Is at is height and shat
those who enjoy that sxbiarasing amusemcnt pride
themselves the speed and beauty OF their horses
II would bc woll 10 examine the market where that
animal bought and sold and the In which the
saios conducted and bringing this before tho public
from day TO day custom beneficial TO all concerned.
II protects the buyer and guides the seller IN London,
Taitcrsal's regarded az most important market
PARIS recognizes It's "Marche chevaux," and do
many other countries the Continent Of Europe In
this city, about twentyavo years ago, there stood
building on Broadway, between Howard and Grand,
known "Oid TAitersa's" where the sale Of horses
carried 20 q considerable extent, and very
emo animals imported and sold for fair prices
Ths place at the bog nnng Of is career was conducted
in q precisely similar manner 70 that Of IT'S London
namssake ou, .ocseySs rs ssnn,esly Termed
gradually went down and finally disappeared from the
scenc, For there owners and Others cousped 70 buy
up bad though goot cooking. horses for nominal sum
afterwards the auctoneer put them up for safe and
pulled them wdnout scrupe.
There arc four establishments in this city rscognz zed
legitimate horse marta AT all OF these places there
very important business transacted by private sale
s.ch day and by public auction twice week
Al Weess auction yesterday beautiful bay rouing
colt by famous North horse and raised I'D SARA.
ioga county, obtained hrst ratio price, Tho COLT which
l. handsome ANIMAL Eve years old last sprng and
c,n tro 10 2,45 single It IS known the turf the
Griswold colt bay Harnb eionion horse, htesu ana
half hands nigh, eight years old and able 70 uo %
2;5O success u but gray Messenger horse
ed better prics taking into consideration tue real
proportionate value o the animals
very spirited sale was heid on iuesuhy ny sonhs'o
Van TasseIl's, where the attendance was gsod, ana
good solid horses in demand and at this
season especially bring good pr'ccs Low, handsome
horses were below the marlin, but there was scarcity
OF first class carriage horscs for which, doubt good
prices could have been obtained bag carnage
team, abIc 10 run to1ethcr three minutes, brought
f20CO very hne sorrel horse, eight years old. very
fast traveller was sold S452 aud black thorough
bred Black Hawk mare never been trained, but which
could bs made 70 trot very fasi, brought $S32 tesm
OF the class, sx years old and warranted,
sold for $94b; gray Messenger horse for S262 and
With
three minutes, for $192 February 10 usually dull
month In the horse market out Notwithstanding there
vas very Iaree crowd IN attendance at the auction
rooms OF the arm In East Thirteenth street.
AZ the City Auction Rooms yesterday .'Urpban Boy'
sold for SAIL and bay rotng mare for $220 These
SwnsR
Vandswsssr had good sale on Tuesday, but there
wa ne stock Of say Importance offered on tue OCCASION.
The New York herald., 1868-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON. reo. 0, 1905.
rmE sEw SExBEa FROM oHio
Mr. BsArrY. member ecct from tho Eighth distrcs Of
OHIO appeared and had the oath Of Office administered
70 him by tue speaker
RAILROAD FROM WASHINGTON
Mr. Cook, trep) Of ISL, from the Committee Roads
and Canals reported bill authorizing the building Of
r,ilroud from Washington city 10 connect with the
Northern Central Railroad al the State line
tween pennsylvania and h.ryiand which was ordered
10 bo printed aud recommtted
PROTECTION WITNESSES AND isvoRxRxs
On motion Of Mt. WILSON trop.l OF Iowa. the Senate
bill for the protection In certain cases Of persons making
taken from the Speakers table and referred 70 the JUDI
roaruruss OF SOUTHERN RAILROAD LANDS
The House proceeded 70 the consideration tho
business yesterday OF tho bill declaring
feted 10 the United Satcs certain lands granted aid
In the construction OF railroads In Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana and Florida.
rue amendment OF Mr.. ARsELL0to exempt from for
feiture the lands OF tho NASHVILLE nnd Decatur Railroad
was agreed to--ysas 81. nays %.
Mr. TAnER tdsm-l Of n X, moved 70 lay the bill on
the table. Negatived-yees es, nays 81
The amendrasnt Of Mr. Pits, 70 except the lands OF
The bill was then passcd-ysas 90, nays ,s The
following s the In detail;-
Y.as-Mes.rs Anderson, Arneli. Ashley Of Ohio Baker
cisrrs of Kanss. Cob oo6arn oooi corns osoas
Sss essnsS s .sd hss, o%su kS Mo
sins. iIuntsr, Judd Julian. Kelley Kelsey koyns law.
Ssssonb, o,Sei orh, Psne. Psrhsm, fss.,. fosey
Tsns q Ss'Sr, Sp,e
WIsoo u lows, w'lsQp ot ohio--sA
The New York herald., 1868-02-06
NEW JERSEY.

Joint Democratic Caucus I'm TrehfOn-Pro-
posed Nominnti0n Of Ex.GOvcrnOr Joel
Parker for President.
TRENTON, Feb s. 1853
Tho joint democratic held TO- night to nom-
tnate State and county officers. Mono have yet been
madc. They passed the following resolutions unani-
mously recommending the nomination Of Governor
Parker for the Presidency:-
Resolved, That the maintenance OF the rights Of the
financial management executive ability and enlarged
patriotism that distinguished the administration Of
Hon Joc Parker late Governor Of this state 10 the most
trying period Of her history win be gratefully remem
bered by the democracy OF New Jersey
Resolved That N view OF the high personal character and
unsullied political record of Ex Governor Parker
eve that his nomination for the Office OF President Of the
United States by the National Democratic Convention would
unite the conservative elements OF the country aud
the Of the democracy in the approaching Presden
t&I