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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-28
COLLECToRiS NOTICE.


" The nonresident proprietors OF the town of
Granville, III tho Conluy OF Addison and State OF
Vermont, are hereby notified that tho town, taxes
assessed In the years Of 1867 and 1868 and 1869,
and also the State and State School taxes OF 1867
and 1868, also School District taxes In School
District No. niue for the years 1868 and 1869, al
so Highway taxes in Highway District No. elev-
en- ll) for the years 1868 and 1869, remain either
In whole or IN part unpaid on the following de-
scribed lands in said town, tO witt
Lot No. is, I'd Division. original right Of Dam
el Russell, taxes set 10 y. &. Branibsll 4 Co.; Lot
No. ~, % Division. original right Of John Lard
tsxes set to L. q, liTsmhall g. Co; Lot No. 80
I'd Division, original right Of Thomas Wood. tax
es set to y. G. Bramhall & Co.; Lot No. 100, I'd
Division, original right ol Daniel l,enIan, taxes
set TO T.. G. Bramhall e. Co.; Lot No. 2l0 I'd Di-
vison, original right Of Aaron J. Bouge, and'a
part Of Lot 100, I'd Division, srigiual ght Of Ben
jamin Shelion, taxesset 20 David Mussey; Lot
No. ~, ID Division, original right Of James
Luce, taxes set to Dickersop William land l..
Bacon Lot No. IS. I'd Division, original right
Of Benjamin Scott, taxes set to Dckerson, VIM.
f.. ami Bacon L.; Lot No. I76, LIST Division. ori L
NAL right of Ezra Sheldon, taxes set to Levi
Rhosds twenty scres ri Lot No. LA, original
right Of John Thompson, and 81 Division taxes
set TO Ambrose Say els; aud 30 much Of ssid
lands will I've sold at public auction, at +. b. Dim
iek's Hotel, in said Granville on the 30th dav of
October, next, at one o'clock, i. NJ, as shall bo
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs. I'M
less previously paid
Dated at Granville, this 18th day Of September,
A u. 1850.
HOMER p. HAYES,
ssws First Constable & Collector.
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SAINT. +. COOKE, Judge.
STATE or vERMONT-District of

STATL OF VERMONT-District of
- ddi-ou, -.
The Probate Court Of the District of Addisos.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
JOHN WALLACE,
late OF Britt ort in ssid District, deceased,
Greeting
An instrument pdIporinG to he the last viii
and Testament ct the said John Wallace deceased IL
presented to ssid court for probate and allowance
Therefore nv the authority OF the State ct
Vermont, youse hereby notified to appear before
said r ,hnte Court. al the session thereof to bs
held - tho Probate Office, in Miidlebury in said
District. "n Monday. the IL day Of October next.
"a, e. i,caj at ten clock in the forenoon. sas
show car.e II any you have why sid instrument
should not be proved aud allowed a. the last viii
and testament of -aid deceased.
Datel At said Milicbury thi> 10Th day OF Sep
teni',si. A. .. ls69,
SM'L. l.. COOKE.
a5ws Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-28

ks-EvrIN ihsirEiaent il fuli, ~sifaSI,d, Srd
bought and shipped In New York 'it', w'rm"r
GHARaE.
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NTANTED-ALL OUT OF EN-
w PLOYMENr to canvass for a new Reli-
gious Work. of rare merit. Deculiarly adapted to
the young, but equally entertaining aud instruc.
tive TO all, and invaluable to every Christian fam
lily; unequslled in elegance and cheapnsss being
smbeiished 'cih nearly 800 engrdrngs. Rxpe-
rienced agents, and others, wanting a work that
will sell at sight, hould secure choice OF territory
at once For particulars, terms, &c., address
p. GARRETT & 60,
2iw4 Philadelphia, Ia.
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To REMOVE MOTH PATCHES rRECKLEs

And tan from the face, use PERRY's Morn AND
fREcKLE LoTIoN. Sold by all druggists, Pre-
pared ohly ny Dr. IL. 4. Perry. Sm6
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-28

ChsulAr.. eui,. rfirs-il,i. &C.. .sni ct .rpli-
cation to
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-28
STATE OF vERMONT-Di.trict Of
y Addison IS.
The Probate Court Tor the District oi Addi-os
ia all prr-nns interested in the Estate =
JACOB y MARSH,

Ia all rrr-nns interested in the Estate =
JACOB n MARSH,
late ol>horelam IN -ail district, deceased
GRFEfiSs
Thcrnsn Brcokin', administrator Of the estate
Of Jacob 4. Marsh, deceased, makes application
in writing to said Court. stating that the personal
property Of the deceased amounts 10 $3.50, and
ii at the debts against the estate amounts to about
s2200 and that ia necessary TO sell all OF the re.l
estate OF All deceased 10 pay the debts and eY-
penses Of Administration, and ask. for license t..
sell the same. Therefore by the authority Of the
State OF Vermont you ere hereby notified 10 sr-
appear before said Court at a session thereof 10
be held At the Probate Office in Middleburv 10
said District, on Monday, the 25th day Of 0cte-
Der next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and show
cause II any YOU have. why such license should
not egrnntsd.
Dated at MidiI-hury, hi. 2.h ia, Of >epteaher
A. ID. 1864
27w3 SAINT. +. COOKE, Judge.
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o, 60 asy 4 esr .s.at. i. the psissiI~i eah'
Il ris unios-.
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rktounkf. fEtaos & eo.,

s4i broadway, New fc''A-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
Saujrt Guns and SardineS

A western landlord; somewhat noted
for blunders. took it into his head to get
up ball at his tavern. As he intended
to do things W brown. and have every
thing on the augur plain, he fancled
that few ''store fixings" would be a
great advantage to the bill of fare of pork
and turkey He therefore made inquiry
of his friends; and found that the only
delicacy in the market at that season OF
the year vas sardines. Accordingly, he
sent to the nearest city for two dozen
boxes of sardines.
His chirography, however, was so bad
as to make it read 1.-TWO dozen boxes of
syringes.
The night of the party came, and as
supper time drew near, the landlord
looked anxiously down the street for the
appearance of the stage which was tc
bring the principal dish on the bill.
AT last it arrived, and with it pack
are for the expectant landlord.
Directly there was a great out cry ant
a sound of cursing in the barroom.
The entire party rushed out to SCI
what was the matter, and there stoot
Boniface, as mad as turkey cock, puff
ing and blowing with rage.
s'See. there | sent to Dubuque for tw
iozen boxes of sardines for supper to
light, and the cussed fools sent twenty
hree boxes of them pewter squirt guns
nd says that all there is In the mar
ct
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
THE TRIBUNE.
From the Green Bay Gazette.
Howe on SAWYER.


Messrs. Editors II have recently re
ceived from two different sources, botf
unknown to me, copies of the Fond d.
Lac journal OF the 29th ultimo.
My attention IS thus persistently calico
to some editorial remarks, Introductory
to communication purportng to come
from Neenah. The communication ana
the remarks have reference to Nh. Saw
yer, the Representative from this Con
gressional District. The editor is pleased
not only to charge him with ambition,
stupidity and vanity" but to stigmatize
him AZ en- s'illiterate boor. Now de
sire to submit few observations to the
good people of this District in. reference to
Mr.. Sawyer.
Mr Sawyer never would have been a
candidate for Congress, but for the earn
est solicitations of friends who believed
he would serve the District well. vi
these friends was one. He would have
retired from the position long since, but
for the same kind of solicitations. w hat
ever my. testimony may be worth ! give
it to this effect, that no District In the
United States has sent to Washington an
honester msn, or more faithful or eff
Gent Representative. [ don't know OF
an interest in the District that he has
abused or neglected. At the same time
I do not know man more tolerant OF or
generous to his political opponents than
he is.
Now. I submit that such man is en-
titled to fair treatment Mr.. Sawyer
early education was limited; but he was
born gentleman and he has lived like
a gentleman in all the relations OF lie
And in spite of lack of culture he Is to-
day as widely and Familiarity know to the
picked men who represent the States, OF
this Great Republic, In Congress, and Is
universally respected too, as any man IN
either House In spite OF his alleged
ssstupidity' he has at three successive
elections made the Democratic party OF
this District bite the dust, and he can do
it again. :,
But every day he has been in the pub
lie service has been day OF pecunlary
loss to him. He knows that and all who
know anything of his private business
know it. He has given public notice OF
his intention to retire from the public
service at the close of the present Con
,ress. / know such is his purpose. do
,ot know but that purpose is unalterabe
But unless he can be treated with some
aing Of the respect always due to honest
nd unoffending worth even when "illit-
rate" l for one shall try to alter that
urpose. IF he is to be follwed in pri-
ate life by this storm of vituperatloe
ON the Press of party to which he has
wen no cause of offense, except by not
lining it; if the misfortune Of his youth
to be visited upon him as # it We're
,ime of his manhood, [ shall earnestly
ope that his retirement will be deferred
some more distant and more dispas-
,onate time.
cry respectfully, L. w. HOWE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20


FARMERS BARoMErER.-Takea COM
ION glass pickle bottle, wide mouthed,
IL it within three inches of the top
it'll water then take common Flor
ace oil flask, remove the straw
overing, and cleanse the glass through
,, plunge the neck of the flask in as far
3 it will go, and the barometer is COM
lete. In fine weather the water will
!se in the neck of the flask even higher
han the mouth of the pickle bottle; and
wet, windy weather Il VII fall t
ithin an inch of the mossh of The flask,
Setore heavy gale Of wind tae water
as been seen to leave the flask altoeeath
at least eight hours before the gale
anne to its height. The invention wa
lade by German. and communicates
"a London journal,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
Adjusting Expenses.

Ifyou want to live in vain show,
egulate your expenditure by the expen-
lture of your neighbors; IT you want to
We wisely and mantully, regulate your
Expenditure by your actual wants, Includ-
10. of course, the wants of your mind as
fell as those of your body, and the wants
fyour family as well as your own. A
omely dress is a good thing and prop
application of money; but dress of
articular cut and color, not wanted tor
ny other reason except that Mr. told
NTH or Miss filagree over the way has
OF one, is not a legitimate or thrifty ex-
enditure of money. If you rally want
better house than that you now lnhab-
more airy, more free from damp, more
tied to the size of growing family,
ne likelihood is that you could rot make
more advisable use of your money, but
neighbor Gilpin has recently had a
in lI;,.l. aud on The strength OF 1t has ia
en- a handsome villa aud seems to hold
is nose IN rather higher stratum OF the
atmosphere than he used tai, don you
Ike the villa opposite merely TO be on an
1uality With him. 4 ph8ton is a nice
aing to have, and drive in Clear sum
Ter dav brings the bloom TO the cheeks
f the wife aud children. All right;
ave your pheton-provided always that
he reason of your buying it is not that
,our wife cannot bear to see Mrs. Tom
kins nodding from a pheton while she
walks afoot, and provided also that the
money thus laid out is not required for
more substantial wants, such as a good
schooling for boys and fair provision
against rainy day. 4 trip to the sea
side may be such benefit to the family
as to pay itself In the way of shortening
doctor bills; but the seaside breezes
and the bracing waves have never enter,
ed the service of fashion, and they will
do you and yours as much good at cheap
watering place as at dear one. 1t Is
needless for us to extend our Illustrations.
Every reader who keeps his eyes. open
and can observe what is going on IN So
ciety around him, will be able to add to
the list. There is a practically no great
difficulty in Distinguishing between the
which is incurred for show
and that which is incurred for sound and
reasons.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
An Easy Place.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher some time
since received letter from young man
who recommended himself very highly as
being honest, and closed with the request:
"Get me an easy situation. that honesty
may be rewarded ~ To which Mr.. Beech
er replied. Don be an editor if you
would be easy Do not try the law.
Avoid school keeping. Keep out of the
pulpit Let alone all stores, ships and
merchandise. Abhor politics Keep away
from lawyers. Don't practice medicine
Be not farmer nor mechanic; neither
soldier nor a sailor. Don't study
Don't work None of them are easy
O, my honest friend, you are in very
hard world [ know of but one really
easy place in it. That place is the
Grave"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

Quick TRIP.-The steamship China,
of the Cuuard line, has just made the
quickest passage on record between Liv-
erpool and Boston. The China sailed
fIo's liverpool on April 81, took her de-
parture tsom Queenstown at 5 D. m. on
April q, and entered Boston harbor on
the afternoon of May 6, after run of
only seven days and twenty two and a
half hours Her greatest speed on any
one day was 375 miles, and she AVERAGED
fourteen knots all the way over.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
sTHE MAN WHO LAUGHS

which the French publishers paid the distinguish
ed Author 100000 francs.
This novel has been in the authors's workshop for
twenty years, the idea of it having in his mind
contemporaneously with that of Lies Miscrables, NJ.
Hugo here tries his powers in field, that of
English history and English character, of which he
has been student and observer during his Jersey
exile
advance.
Terms for clubs may be obtaiued of the Publishers,
Specimen copies sent gratis upon application 461m
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
Encounter Between Sword Fish and q
Sperm Whale.


A correspondent of the Pataluma
Journal and Argus, OF April 18th, relates
the following singular incident:
A novel sight was witnessed few days
since by Mr.. Gaffney, who lives near Ro-
doga Bay. While blowing near the coast
his attention was directed to an unusual
commotionin the waite NEARLY a mile from
shore, which proved to be conflict between
five sword fish and sperm whale. The
ocean was quite calm. and as they neared
the shore, their movements could be plain
ly seen. The whale was no match for his
antagonists, who seemed to understand his
only means of defense, and displayed con-
siderable knowledge of tactics III parrying
with their formidable adversary. In max
ing their trusts into his sides they would
keep clear of his tail, one blow of which
would have been fatal to them. With
maddened fury the huge monster of the
deep would strike right and left, causing
the water to boil by the force of the blow
and then he would dive deep to escape
the relentless fury of his tormenters, but
he was followed and soon brought to the
surface. Deep gashes could be seen in his
side, and the blood flowing freely The
fight was witnessed for nearly an hour,
when the whale, in the agony of despair,
started for the shore, iinglng himself upon
some low rocks, and soon died from the
effects of his wounds. Gashes two feet
| deep aud six feet long, were made in his
| sides. Many In the city went to see him.
| He was between fifty and sixty feet long
| The third day the tide rose high enough
to float HIM from the rocks, and he floated
out to sea.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
Clipper Mowers and Raapers

Are the only Mowers built which up 10 the adj
vanced stage Of improvement ognd IN other AlTicul-
tural implements The light elastic steel hay fork,
steel hoes and shCFcs have entirely suPerceded the
heavy aud clumsy wrought iron ones, which farm
er whould now think Oi using: so a slower built of
appropriate materials and like finish, win supercede
the present clumsy machines made mostly Of wood
and cast iron.
Builders of other Mowers have been TOO much in
uenced by desire 10 lessen their cost ana nave en-
ployed wood and cast iron where wrought ana mai
leable iron ought only 10 have been used. IN me
Clipper Machines iron has been largely -liis ted -or
wood maIleabie iron cast iron ara steel in place OF
malleable wrought iron-
An examination Of the Clippers \ i'll convince any
one of their superior merits over a theirs i - egh
durability of draft, and reliability for work over
all kinds of grounds and ia every variety Cd grass
Confident Of tits, invite those in wa Of NseineF
to examine for Themselves before purchasing esesygEe
Sond for descriptive circular. Address, TFi : 90
PER NOW Err and REAPER Co, j Gin - @ ;.IP-
York. "a
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
0RT0N'S PREPARATION!
II = Il ID j. 1871 y II L 3 o 9.
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO DEsFRoYEDf
Leove of CLEARING end Smoking the
Poisonous He'd, TOT cc0.


One box of 0rtons Pre- e paratio5. Is warranted ia
destroy the appetite Tor s. tobacco.in any person no
matter how strong the la bit may be- II 1t toitSi,
the B0HeY 3Citl be II ycfUGc7 IS 1erfecfls
safe and harmless IN all 3 cases It Is almost limos
sibe to break off the n of Tobacco v the mere
exercise of the will. Some thing ncced to assist
nature in overcoming 8 ait firm rooted it'll
the help of the Prepare ton. there IS not the ieas;
trouble Hundreds have used u who willing to
Elssssz.szzcess I. sz-zzs-zz.s q -zssszzvSyzs
bear witness the fact that Oroa's Pfeuaratiot
completely destroys the e appetite lr tobacco and
leaves the person free y from desire for it.
before he commenced its n use The Preparation acts
directly upon the FL 3 adg and seCretiOns affect
ed by tobacco, and hro s. these tic blood, tho
roughly c!eaninc the poi S Of 4obaC from tho
ystem and thus allayng e the Immature cravings for
Tobacco. No more h0nbey = tRT tobacco fer ltSg
O7t0S Preparation. Re 3 c0ict Il Is ac0TTdylted.
The time taken 20 allay I'll desire or Tobacco by the
Use of the preparation varies slightly in different per-
sons, the average time beEE about tIye DAYS. Some
preparation TIVE days
The health and purse of every tobacco user in the
country calls loudly, abandon tie use of to nc 20.
kECOHNENDATI
The following are few selected from the multitude
of recommendations in posse sion,
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we have
used ortons preparation Tor the purpose Of destroying
the appetite for tobacco and can assure those Who ara
suffering from s habit that Orons preparation VIII
certainly destroy the appetite for tobacco quickly and
promptly and vii out any bad effect upon ihe health
paratfon or any substitute:
W. P. Head. Bangor Maine; J. sIoody. Southport,
Indiana Il. ". Adkins, Knoxville Tenn; John Mer-
Iiil' Bangor blaine; = lunch s-i. eIeid Tennis w.
d. Harrington, West Point. GeorEis; T. W. Boyd,
Portland, Oregon c. Ncrrl san Francisco, Califor-
mia; ". p. Waldron Pittsburgh Pa.
~ Beware Of coGuterleits aud ST articles purport-
ing TO be like Glis, Of tlia otherwise.
The great popularity Of OrtOns preparation has in
duced unprincpied persons te attempt palmiug upon
the public counterfeit and inferior articles. Purchas-
viii please order directly from proprietor or
his duly authorized agent.
The price of 0rton's preparation Is 500 per boxor
three boxes for $500, sent by mad any part Of the
country, securely sealed from oiserva ton with pas
sage paid on receipt of price.
Hoto to send NANCY by mail Enclose the amount
In letter, seal carefully register the letter and take
receipt for it Of your postmaster. Money sent by
mail as above directed ut any risk
Address G. z. COTTON, PROF. rietor,
asst Box rs, Portland Maine.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
Important Sewing Machine Statistics


The following interesting statistics gather from
returns made ny Inc several manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United States. The figures
which we present show at glance the wonderful
growth and great Importance of this branch of Amer
lean manufactures 1t will be observed that com
pany alone has produced and sold within the year
forty-thrce Thousand machines, 1t is somewhat re-
rkable that during the recent stagnaton in trade
this bsnass has been but slightly, if at all affected
But below the figures
Sewing Machines manufactured and sold, per
quarterly returns for the year ending june 10th, 1867.
DOUBLE THREAD MACHINES.
The Singer Manufacturing Co. 43 053
The Wheeler g. Wilson Man'g Co. SIS ,056
The Grover & Bakor Sewing Machine Co. 32994
The Howe Machine Co. IL 053
The Florence Sewing Machine Co 1053S
The Weed Sewing Machine Co. $685.
The Elliptic Sewing Machine Co. 3,1S5
The lEtna Sewing Machine Co. 1855
The Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine Co. 2,4SS
The Empire Sewing Machine Co. 2,121
The Leavtt Sewing Machine Co. 1,051
Total double thread machines Isl, 1875
SINGLE THREAD MACHINES.
The Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. 14,152
The Shaw & Clark Sewing Machine Co. 1862
The Goodspeed Wyman Sewing machine Co 1926
Total single thread machines 1897
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Is better than regular shaped Axes for these
FfrSt-It cuts deeper. Second-It don't sick
in the wood TXird-It does not Jar the hand
Eoerth-No time is wasted in taking the Axe out If
the cut. Fifth-With the labor you VIII do
third more work than with regular Red paint
has nothing to do with the good qualities of this axe
for all our Axes painted red If your hardware
store does not keep goods Will gladly answer
inquiries fill your orders direct give you the
name Of the nearest dealer who keeps axes.
LIPPINC0TT L BAKEWELL.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
NerVine DroDS-
Price So per box, or 3 for s..

Directions and advice printed in French, German,
Spanish, and English accompanies each package
Ask for DidayS Specific PtltS and Nerrine Drops,
and take other. Observe the name of LEONARD
EYERSHAM Oh the outside wrapper. All others are
worthless limitations.
Sold by the principal druggists, or will be sent by
mail, securely sealed from observation receipt of
specific price by any advertised agent by the sole
proprietor LEONARD ENERSHAM,
3S-1y st. Louis Mo.
Wholesale agents for the Eastern and New England
States, Thompson, Simms & Co., Boston, Mass.
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: 3 8 8 8 s 8 8 5 8 5 8 8

To THE WORKING CLAss:-I prepared TO
furnish all classes with constant employment at their
the whole of the time, for the spare moments
Business new light and profitable Fifty cents to So
peg evening is easily earned by persons of either
and the boys and girls nearly much
Great inducements offered those who Will devote
their whole time to the business and that every per-
son who this notice, may send me their address
and test the business for themselves, make the fol-
lowing unparalleled offer: To all who not well
satisfied with tue business, will send 81 pay for
the trouble of writing Full particulars, drec-
tions &c, sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10cs.
Address Z. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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DEAFN ESS
GOOD References Given.

TIA Call on DIR. EASTON of Manitowoc Wis. whom
you consult free, and he viii give You cI'd 40
pj,i6n when a cureis or IS not possible. 14.13